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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 68, 2 January 1936, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. WANTED— Position by young man Winder driving and other harvesting—Reply “Harvester,” Guardian Office, W ANTED—GirI to assist, mornings only.—Address at Guardian Office. W ANTED—Young Girl, to assist in housework.—Address it Guardian Office. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, between Burnett Street and Pi een’s.—Nappa G love.—Apply Guardian Office. WANTED. W ANTED to Rent at Hakatere. — Batch, from about January C to January 14.—Address at Guardian Office. W ANTED—A Sea-grass Pram or Pramette; must be in good order.—Apply “Pram,” Guardian Office. 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. WANTED KNOWN. DAHLBERG’S LABOUR AGENCY. Havelock Street, Ashburton. Opp. Stephenson’s Auction Room. ’Phone 265 M. FOR SALE. 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). FOR. .Sale—Aster Plants, Ostrich Plume, Californian Giants, Comet, and Dwarf, Red Double, 3 dozen for 1/-. —Meaclem, 6S Grey Street (near High School). SHOP Soiled Sheets, 4/- off each pair; Double Bed, white, was 16/6 pair; soiled price 12/6. —Mrs Pile, Unique. FOR Sale—Two Good Lines Fowl Wheat. First and Seconds, in large or small quantities. Free delivery. Ring 188.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers. Handkerchiefs are always apt Gifts for Christmas. We have a wonderful array, loose or boxed.—At Miss Hopkins and Co., Burnett St. FISH— 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. I THRESH Waimate Strawberries for . dessert,or jam; Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, New Potatoes, Onions, Cabbages, Lettuces, etc. — Ashburton Poultry Farmers, ’Phone 188. TAM and Bottling Fruits.—We are now booking orders for Raspberries,. Loganberries, Apricots, Peaches, Plums, Nectarines, etc., etc. —Thomas Bros. GARDENERS. YOU are invited to inspect one of the best collections of Perennial Plants in the South Island, now .in bloom. Delphiniums, Oriental Poppies, Lupins, Paeonies, Double and Single Iris, Lycliins, Clematis, etc. Don’t miss seeing these plants in full bloom. CLARK, Cambridge Street. THE PEDOGRAPH WILL SHOW . . . WHY your feet ache and why walking easily tires you. Ij you suffer with anv foot ailments cal TO-DAY and ask us to show you the Dr. Scholl Pedograph Test and scientifically designed Foot Appliances, it. Totty, Chemist. RUN-DOWN MEN AND WOMEN. PERMANENT youthfulness is possible for run-down men and women with Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, a new vital medical discovery. Harvey’s Mineral Tonic builds up rich, rod blood, revitalises the nerves, tones up the liver, kidneys and bowels —makes vou physically and mentally fit in a Very short time. 3/6 from Chemists. FOR THE NEW YEAR. Greeting Cards from 2d. Gift .Stationery from 1/-. Art Calendars from 6d. Diaries—Wliitcombe’s and Collins . Fountain Pens and Pencils, and kindred lines for New Year Presents. SPECIAL. —3d in the shilling discount from all Art Calendars. BROOM’S SPECIALIST STATIONERS, Burnett Street. FOR THE HOLIDAYS— And this hot weather—Old Shoes give the most comfort. WE can make them like new at small cost, and still retain that Old Shoe Comfort. Send them now to— E. REYNOLDS. The Bootmaker, Saunders’ Buildings. |