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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 129, 13 March 1936, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. WANTED— Position by Capable Young Lady; Shop or Household Duties.—Apply “Capable,” Guardian Office WANTED Housekeeper; sole charge. Apply by letter to “Housekeeper,” Guardian Office. WANTED.— Good 6-horse Teamster wages .30/- and bonus., Good team and home to good man.—Address at Guardian Office. WANTED Competent Teamster. —Apply W. Frebble, Winchmore Rural. TWO Experienced Harvesters seek work, mill or otherwise, or any Farm Labour. Please ring or write “Harvesters,” Guardian Office. LOST AND FOUND. STRAYED, from High School Farm 9 Crossbred Lambs, branded HS. Anyone knowing their whereabouts please ring 295. riIAKE Home Fried Ousters for SupX per To-night. Good supply nice fresh ones at Challis Cafe. WANTED. WANTED Buy—Manure Bags, any quantity;.urgently. Ring 209. UCHANAN’S, Ltd., West Street, are Cash Buyers of Garton and Algerian Oats. WANTED to Buy—Eggs at 1/2 per dozen, for cash. Watch this space for the buying price of eggs.—Ashburton Poultry Farmers’ Trading Depot. OATS.— We are Cash Buyers of Gartons and Algerians.—Buchanan’s, Ltd., West Street. WANTED KNOWN. DAHLBEIiG’S LABOUR AGENCY. Havelock Street, Ashburton. Opp. Stephenson’s Auction Room. Phone 265 M. W ANTED.—The Ashburton Poultry 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 Tancfed Street. —Ashburton Poultry Farmers’ Trading Depot. FOR SALE. U NIQUE, New Lot of very wide Pillow Slips, in good washing at "d each.—Mrs Pile, East 'Street. T UNIQUE. —10 pair of shop-soiled U double bed Sheets, unbleached, t great bargain. Coining in on Monday. —Mrs Pile, Saunders Buildings. SALE now on, for short time only.— Mrs Good, Triangle (next Plunket Booms). NEW Stock of good quality Rubber Gloves, only 2/- a pair.—John Sinclair, Chemist, East Street. DEVELOPING and Printing. For work that can be relied on leave our films with—John Sinclair, Chem;t, East 'Street. WEATHER upsets fishing again; Fish scarce, but rely on us for the best that can be got, H. Thompson; Triangle and Havelock Fish Marts. FOR best Supplies of Groper, Soles Ling, Cod, Oysters, Rabbits, Smoked Fish and Fried Fish Ring H. Thompson, Trjangle Fish Mart. ’Phone 402 M. YOU want a Bread with a fine flavour, that contains more nourishment, keeps fresh longer, and when new cuts better, then get Steffen’s Milk-made Bread, at the Triangle Bakery. ■ SALMON, Blue Cod, Groper, Soles, Ling, Oysters, Rabbits, Smoked Blue Cod, Smoked Ling.—At H. Thompson’s Fish Marts, ’Phones 402 M and 2655. SINCLAIR’S Lung Balsam for all coughs, colds, ’flu, etc., 2/6 per bottle—John Sinclair, Chemist East Street. SINCLAIR’S Orange Quinine and Iron Tonic. Your finest insurance against nervous complaints.—John Sinclair, Chemist, East Street. WALLPAPERS. New season’s wallpapers from 1/- per roll.— James Donn and 'Sons, Ltd. SILKART Paste now in stock also colours and nozzles. Janies Bonn and Sons, Ltd. R H. MONTGOMERY, REGD. SANITARY PLUMBER, 169 Burnett Street (Opposite Fire Station). . . Prices Estimated. Drains a Speciality. Spouting, Tanks, Sanitary Pans, Hot and Cold Water Services, etc. Workmanship Guaranteed. PAPER Fags, Fruit, Confectionery, aod Cake Bags, always in stock. THOMAS BROS. “NEW BOOKS AT THE ARCADE LIBRARY “The Green Light,’ by Lloyd Douglas. “Live and Love,” by Denise Robins. “China Seas,” by Crosbie Carstan. “And Then Camo Spring,” by Anne Hopple. “Rogue Homes Scries,” by Hugh Walpole. “Mischief,” by Ben Travers. * TENNIS RACQUETS. BARGAINS in Tennis Racquets. Racquets that were £5/5/-, 90/-, I 80/-, 70/-; now 60/-, 45/-, 40/-. 30/-. JOHN ORR AND CO., LTD.