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SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD. ENGINEE R-LAUNDR YMA X. A PPLICATIONS arc invited for the ITL above Position. Salary £265 per annum and tree house. Applications close at the Board's Office on 11th January, 1936. A. PRENTICE, 1 22 Secretary. J ANTED—6-Horse Teamster, good wages to suitable man.—Address at Guardian Office. TANTED—Strong Youth, just left ' School, lor odd jobs round Sawmill.—Apply E. J. Anderson, Coldstream, Eiii'elton R.D. 7 ANTED—Bag Sewer for Header ; also, Tractor Driver.—Apply by letter "8.J.", Guardian OEce. ANTED Girl, as Companion- ' Help; two adults. Address at Guardian Office. J ANTED—Capable 6-horse Teamster, binder driving and all farm work.—Address at Guardian Office. WANTED— Capable Cook General, a«:e 21-25.—Address at Guardian CAPABLE Young Woman wanted, domestic duties; wages £1 weekly .—Apply immediately Box 32, Ashburton: LOST AND FOUND. ■ OST—Gent's (Jold Wrist Watch; R.T.G. engraved on back. Reward.—l 7 Grev St. WANTED. 7ANTED Board by Working Man. Apply "Board," Guardian Office. i RING Your Hemstitching to Cassidy's, in Arcade. Our work defies competition. 7 ANTED to Buy—Eggs, in any quantity, at lOd per dozen cash. Wo 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 KNOWN. DAHLBERG'S LABOUR AGENCY. "Havelock"Street, Ashburton. Opp. Stephenson's Auction Room. 'Phone 265 M. FOR SALE. IjOR Sale—Choice Dessert and Cooking Peaches arriving daily.—A. H. p'enn, "The Corner." IjOlt Sale—Choice Tomatoes, heavy supplies daily.—A. H. Fenn, "The Corner." 7*E have a cheap line of Sheets in slightly shop soiled, 4/- off each pair.—Mrs Pile. East St. |iOR Sale—Two Good Lines Fowl Wheat. First and Seconds, in large or small quantities. Free delivery. Ring 188.—Ashburton Poultry FarmANDKERCHIEFS are always apt . Gifts for Christmas. We have a wonderful array, loose or boxed.—At Miss Hopkins and Co., Burnett St. TUSH—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. 7IRESH Waimate Strawberries for dessert or jam; Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, New Potatoes, Onions. Cabbages, Lettuces, etc.— Ashburton Poultry Farmers, Phone ISB. TAM and Bottling Fruits.— We are now booking orders for Raspberries, Loganberries, Apricots, Peaches, Plums, Nectarines, etc., etc. —Thomas Bros. SINGLE BEDS. EW 3 Feet Wood Bed, with nonsag Wire, and New Flock Mattress ; lot 59/6. New 2ft. Gin. Stretcher, with nonsag Wire, and New Flock Mattress; lot 39/6 New Duchess Chest, with Frameless NEWS CASH FURNITURE MART, For Carpets, Rugs and Bedding. No Fancy Prices. East Street, near Post Office, 'Phono 768 M. NEW YEAR NOVELTIES. CHOCOLATE Figures 3d. Boxes containing Plaque and 6 Flowers for 1/3. Beautiful Cake Frill, 4d and 6d ft. Snow House and Men, 1/- each. TWO Cubes Bath Salts and Face Cloth lor 1/. Boxes containing 3 Cakes Cucumber and Glycerine Soap for 1/-,' large size Large size Lavender Talcum Powder and Face Cloth 1/6, Christmas Stocking from 3d to 2/6. FLETCHER BROS., Cash Supply Stores. NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. SECURE Your Films now from the TRIANGLE PHARMACY. Selo and Kodak in stock. F- V. STONE, Chemist. SALE, SALE. SALE. SALE. SALE. SALE. Commencing Tuesday, January JT son's Millinery. —H. AND 0. SCOTT.— Millinery Specialists, Burnett St.

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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 71, 6 January 1936, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 71, 6 January 1936, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 71, 6 January 1936, Page 1