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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 130, 14 March 1936, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SOUTH RAKAIA ROAD BOARD. 10 PER CENT PENALTY. ATEN per cent Penalty will be added to all Rates Unpaid after 12 Noon on SATURDAY, 21st March, 1936. H. C. NELSON, Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICE. PERSONS Trespassing on the Properties and river-bed of the undersigned will be prosecuted. ESTATE J. ROONEY and H. M. VERRALL. TENDERS. ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD. TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES. TENDERS', under the following headings, for the Public Hospital, and for Malvern Maternity Hospital, are invited for the year Ist April, 1936, to 31st March, 1937 GROCERY SUPPLIES. MEAT. FISH. BREAD. INTERMENTS. Tenders, which must be marked on the envelope, “Tender for ,” and addressed to the Chairman, close at the Board’s Office on FRIDAY, 20th March Next, at 12 noon. Cash deposits as required must accompany each tender. Specifications and forms of tender may be obtained at the Board’s Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ALEX. PRENTICE, Secretary.

EDUCATIONAL. PAINTING AND MARQUETRY WANTED known all kinds of painting and marquetry taught at Commercial Hotel on Mondays, 7 to 9 p.m. A. GOOD, (Pupil of late Mrs Choate). ACCOUNTANCY UNPARALLELED TUITION IN EVERY SUBJECT SOME coaches have certain subjects in which they achieve better results than in others. Hemingway’s excel in EVERY subject as demonstrated by the large number of full passes secured by Hemingway’s students at the examinations last November—and _ at every previous Accountancy ExammatIOHEMINGWAY’S HOME-STUDY TUITION has been proved the surest and speediest route to Accountancy Qualifications —to higher status, to certain promotion, to increased earnings. Enrol with the schools that give the most thorough and practical tuition. Commence your studies immediately. "Write now for Free Book. “ACCOUNTANCY.” HEMINGWAY’S, 'CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516. Auckland. BUSINESS NOTICES. MURDOCH BRUCE, GRAIN, SEED AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, AND LICENSED GOVERNMENT • WHEAT BROKER, ASHBURTON. lAM a Cash buyer of Ryegrass Cocksfoot, Garton, Algerian and Dun Oats, and Partridge Peas. Highest prices given. Call with samples. I also have orders for Milling and Fowl Wheat. . . Last Season’s Algerian Oats in stock for Autumn Sowing. MURDOCH BRUCE, West Street. Telephones, 353, 208. TENNIS RACQUETS. FjTND of Season Sale. Prices reduced J on ail Racquets. A number reluced over 50 per cent. A 70/- Racquet for 30/-. Inspection Invited. JOHN ORR AND CO., LTD. A QUERY. WHY go out of Ashburton for Your Clothes? Craighead can make you a Suit that will fit, retain its shape, and give lasting service. New Patterns Showing. E. G. CRAIGHEAD, Tailor, Tancred Street. “NEW BOOKS AT THE ARCADE LIBRARY “The Green Light,’ by Lloyd Doug- “ Live and Love,” by Denise Robins. “China Seas,” by Crosbie Carstan. “And Then Came Spring,” by Anne Hopple. “Rogue Homes Series,” by Walpole. “Mischief,” by Ben Travers. Hugh BARGAINS IN GROCERIES 3 jars assorted Fish Paste for 1/-, 21b. tins jam for 1/-, 21b jars jam for 1/2, a large tin Fly Spray and a splendid Hand Pump for 2/-, 3/- size; Bottle Chamberlains’ Pain Balm for IIBottles Brilliantine, Solid or Liquid 6d per bottle. Marshalls Fruit Extracts 6d a bottle at FLETCHER BROS’ CLOSING DOWN SALE.