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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 122, 5 March 1936, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. 7 ANTED, at once—Strong Boy for. the Country.—Address at Guardian Office. EAMSTERS Wanted—Wages 35/-, SO/-, and 25/-.—Mitchell's Registrv. East Street, Ashburton. LOST AND FOUND. - (JST—Starting Handle, Chevrolet JL Car. Finder kindly return to Machinery Dept,, Wright, Stephenson and Co., Ltd. OST—Coat and Vest, Winchmore Road. Finder please advise Guardrail Office. WANTED. [J ANTED to Buy—Leading Dog, or will exchange Randy Dog.—Address at Guardian Office. ACANCY for One or Two Boarders. i . Share room, terms moderate.— Address at Guardian Office. IMINC to give Good Value tor L your Money.—" Miles," Watchmaker, Preens Building. ANTED to Buy—Eggs at 1/2 per ■ dozen, for cash. Watch this space for the buying price of eggs.—Ashburton Poultry farmers': Trading Depot. WANTED KNOWN. DAHLBERG'S LABOUR AGENCt. Havelock Street, Ashburton. Opp. Stephenson's Auction Room. 'Phone 265 M. TANTED.—The Ashburton Poult » try Farmers' Trading Depot, have a large area of first-class storage room for grain and furniture. Arrangements may be made by ringing 'Phone 188, or by calling at our Depot in Tancred Street.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers' Trading Depot. FOR BALE. 7VOR Sale—Choicest Collection Fruit . in Ashburton.—A. H. Feiin, "The Corner." FOR Sale Nectarines, Bottling Pears, Egg Plums, Grand Duke Plums, Freestone Peaches, Tomatoes. —A. H. Fenn, "The Corner." > > F)3R Salo=—Bananas, 10, 12, and 14 a 1/-; Sweet Oranges 5. 6,8, and 10 a 1/-; Cox's Orange and-Worcester Pearmain Apples, 3d a lb; Cooking Apples olbs a 1/-, 6/- 401 b cases; also cheap Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Lemons, Peaches, Nectarines, Pears, Etc.— Thomas Bros. . I APR Sale—Dessert Tomatoes, 41b 1,/-, 181 b Cases 3/-; Sauce, 181 b 1/0. Also. Potatoes,—Meaclem, 68 Grey S't. 10'J Pairs,Ladies' Shoes at E'alf Sale . r rices.—"l he Farmers" To-mor-"OO'RE'S, Ltd. Stocktaking. . Hosts of Bargains lor all. PECIAL Bargain—Well-filled Single Bed Mattress, Good Tick; our price, 15/6.—Moore's, Ltd. SPECIAL Bargain—s4in. x,7om. Col- ► 3 oured Border Table Cloths; real value; 4/6-for 2/6.—Moore's, Ltd. ARMERS" Great Half Price Day, y Tomorrow. Half, Price Bargains Galore.—" The Farmers." /TEN! We have Boots to suit all classes of work, strong and durable for town or country wear, at prices that give real value for money.—W ally John, Tancred St. LADIES' Daintv Locknit Pyjamas. Sale Price 19/6. Half Sale Price, 9/9._''The Farmers.'' rOU can depend on Challis Cafe for - Good Fish. Supplies arrive fresh daily. 'Phone 268. 'HEN Buying Shoes make sure ' you are getting the best in quality and style. We have a splendid range of New Stock for your selection.— Wallv John, Tancred St. J 2 Single Bed Silk Bedspreads. Beau--1 tiful designs. Hall Sale Prices. —"The Farmers." WRITING Pads, Gel and 9cl each; Pencil cases. 8(1 each; Rulers Id; Mote-books Id; [{libbers Id.—Mrs Pile, Unique. rUJOCKEBY, Glass-ware, etc. YkonJ derful buying at Half Sale Prices. —"The Farmers." HAT is the Magic Eye? See ' the New Aeolian Radio at Cordery. Wells and Co. Ltd., 120 Burnett Street. 20 Ladies' White and Coloured Handbags at Half Sale Prices.—" The 710 R best Supplies of Groper, Soles . Ling, Cod, Oysters, Rabbits, Smokd Fish and Fried Fish Ring H. Thompm> Triiiiiale Fish Mart. 'Phone IO2M. „ 10-MORROW. 1 Day Only. "Far- _!. mors" Hall Price Day. Friday. 70V want a Bread with a fine flavour, that contains more nourishment, keeps fresh longer, and when new cuts better, then get Steffcn's Milk-made Bread, at the Triangle Bakery. DAINTY Glass Water Jugs. Dozens of Tumblers. Hall' Sale Prices. "The Farmers." "URRY UP TAPS," for tap-danc- . ing, 2/6 pair, fitted.—E. Reynolds, The Bootmaker, East Street. "1.M., M. and O.S. "Morley's" Inter--5 lace Underwear. Simrlets. short sleeves, short underpants. Usual nrice 4/11, 5/6. Sale price 3/11. Half Price 1/11.— "The Farmers."