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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 64, 27 December 1935, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. WANTED —Harvesting, by young Man; harvest, any description. —Apply Guardian Office. WANTED Capable Help, plain Cooking, wages £l.—Dahlberg’s Labour Agency, Havelock Street. W ANTED—Reliable.Girl for Housework. —Address at Guardian Office. ( 12 537 WANTED. FORESTRY BONDS. W'E pay highest prices for all issues Perpetual Forests, Australasian Forestry Bondholders’ Trust, also Afforestation Ltd. Shares. When writing state Trust number. FORESTRY BONDS EXCHANGE (N.Z.), LTD., Box 901, ‘Wellington. W ANTED to Buy—Eggs, in any quantity, at 10d per dozen cash. "We buy eggs not only in our own interest but also in the interests of the producer. Crates supplied Free of Charge.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers’ Trading Depot, Tancred St. WANTED —Christmas Orders for Green Peas and New Potatoes in any quantity. Ring your order to 188, and we will deliver to you any quantity of Fresh Green Peas and New Potatoes. —Ashburton Poultry Farmers, ’Phone 188. FOR SALE. FOR Sale—(Strawberries, at garden or shop.—Marsden’s. a PRIME Large New Potatoes, 81bs for 1/-, at Fletcher Bros. FOR Sale—Aster Plants, Ostrich Plume. Californian Giants, Comet, and Dwarf, Red Double, 3 dozen for 1/-. —Meaclem, 68 Grey Street (near High School). FOR. Sale—Bedding-out Plants, ail leading varieties, from 4d dozen. Tomato Plants 6d dozen. Also, Tobacco, Pumpkin, Marrow and Cucumber Plants.—Thomas Bros. » FOR Sale—Good Variety Bedding Plants, three dozen assorted for 1/-. Tobacco, and Celery. 6d dozen; also, Marrow, Cucumber, Savoy, Broccoli, Brussels Sprout Plants.—Meaclem, 68 Grey Street (near High School). T7VOR Sale—Two Good Lines Fowl I. Wheat. First and Sfeconds, in large or small quantities. Free delivery. Ring 188.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers*. - - SEEDS —For Sale: Flower and Vegetable Seeds; sold by the packet or in bulk quantities; also, Seed Potatoes, and Garden Manures, etc.— Thomas Bros. HANDKERCHIEFS are always apt Gifts for Christmas. We have a wonderful array, loose or boxed. —At Miss Hopkins and Co., Burnett St. ]7HSH— Why fall out with the Fish man because the weather is hot. Ring or come up and see me some time.—H. Thompson, Triangle Fish Mart. LANZ Bulldog Tractors Expert service available and full range of Spare 'Parts always in stock.—J. Coutts, West Street. MECCANO, Hornby Trains, Elektron Outfits, Ivemex Outfits, and ' all Meccano Products are essential for active-minded boys. New lines added this season.—Newton Jones, Meccano Depot. FIRESH Waimate Strawberries for dessert or jam; Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, New Potatoes, Onions, Cabbages, Lettuces, etc.— Ashburton Poultry Farmers, Phone 188. TiHANK you for past patronage. We hope to please you again m future. A Prosperous New Year to All. H. Thompson, Triangle and Havelock Fish Marts. IMITATION is said to he the sincerest form of flattery. Clothes which are Factory made are not comparable with Skilled Tailonng. Place your order with— E. G. CRAIGHEAD, , Tailor, Tancred St. DIARIES, 1936. DIARIES 1936. 1 O.UGH and Pocket Diaries, Gar\i doner’s Diaries, Teacher’s Diary, mner’s Diary. . Keep a Record of 1936 with a good iary from “THE TRIANGLE BOOKIOP.” New Year Cards and Calenders. Wonderful Selection. FRANK H. E. SILC’OCK, Victoria Street. Next Tobacconist. P “BELL” CYCLES. •“BELL” CYCLES. “BELL” CYCLES. RICES ranging from £5/10/Local Agent. D. H. DAHLBERG, Havelock Street. Opposite Stephenson’s Auction Rooms. pOULTRY— Purebred White Leghorn Pullets, 2 to 3 months’ old, year-old liens, and also hens for killing. Fi •ee Delivery of All Goods. We aie also quite willing to accept Saleable Sundries on Consignment. ASHBURTON POULTRY FARMERS. NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. SECURE Your Films now from the TP,TANGLE PHARMACY. Solo and Kodak in stock. F. V. STONE, Chemist.