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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 56, Issue 134, 19 March 1936, Page 1

SITUATIONS VACANT & WANTED. WANTED * MAN whom I know as a> Good Farmer and a good "boss" wants a first-class Six-Horse Teamster. The team is a splendid one, and wages and accommodation are excellent. Apply : JOHN BROWN, Arcade, Ash burton. /ANTED—Day or Contract Corse work for viseful looking men.Brown's Farm Service, Arcade. 7 ANTED Work for good Tractor drivers. Apply—Brown's Farm Service, Arcade. 7 ANTED, by Competent Workman—Hedge Cutting, Pruning, Digging, Bough Carpenting Work. — Brown's Farm Service. J ANTED—Work, Tractor Driving or Teamster; useful on farm. State wage.—Apply "Farm,' 7 Guardian Office. LOST AND FOUND. " OST, Tinwald Yards, Tuesday—2 Black and White Sheep Dogs. Answers to names "Laddie" and "Darlne." Finder please communicate with S. Rickard, Hinds. AKEN, from Orange Hall, on Tuesday Night—Brown Purse. Finder please leave at Guardian Office. TO LET. JO Let Six-Roomed House; all Conveniences. Address at Guardian Office. FOR SALE. I;0R Sale—Cheap Tomatoes for Sauce, Dessert and Bottling; prices down again. Also, Cheap Apples, Bananas, Oranges, Pears, Lemons, Peaches, Grapes, etc.—Thomas Bros. F|OR Sale—Cauliflowers, Cabbages, Beans, Cucumbers, Marrows, Carrots, etc.—Thomas Bros. ANNOUNCEMENT! TjjVRIDAY is the last day of Moore's L ' exceptional Values prior to Stocktaking. Be wise and be with the satisfied shoppers at 9 a.m. 'CORE'S, To-morrow. Winter - Weight' Flannelette Pyjamas. Good wearing, smart patterns. "Special Stocktaking Price 6/6. "CORE'S, To-morrow.—Three only - Navy Serge Suits, guaranteed Cloth, well-cut, good linings. Usually 69/6; Special' Stocktaking Price, 45/-. CORE'S To-morrow.—Ladies' i'ul-' 1 ly-fasluoned Pure Silk "Weldrest" Hose. Usually, 9/11; Special Stocktaking Price, 4/6. "OORE'S To-morrow.—Good qual- .' ity Floor Coverings, new patterns hard wearing. Special Stocktaking Price, 3/6. OORE'S To-morrow.—Big Assort- - ment Knitting Wools; only limited quantity to each shade. Special Stocktaking Price 4|d Skein. OORE'S, To-morrow. Ladies' - Floral Frocks, Uncrushable English Crepe, smart styles. Special Stocktaking Price, 19/6. OORE'S, To-morrow. Ladies' . Cross-over Smocks, guaranteed material, good selection ot shades. Special Stocktaking Price, 4/11. IXCLUSlVE—Absolutely Last Days I of Sale. Final Clearance. See Window for Specials. XCLUSIVE—Nights usually up to 23/6. Clearance Price 5/-. Children's Bloomers 1/6. 71 XCLUSIVE—SIips usually to 12/6. li Clearance Price 5/-; Camiknicki ers 14/9, now 5/-. I XCLUSIVE Three Dressing I Gowns; usually 37/6; Clearance Price 15/-. Oddments Pyjamas considerably reduced. I XCLUSIVE Lovely Winter I ' Goods showing next week. Specialising in large sizes.—Triangle. IRESH Oysters; also, Smoked Fish, X" Fresh Fish, and Cooked Fish.— At Challis Cafe. NIQUE.—Job line of floral Nights, LJ well made and will wear and wash well, 3/6.—Mrs Pile, East, Street. "0 fear of goitre if you have lunch at Challis Cafe once a week. AD'IES save money! It will pay you to call and inspect our large and varied range of beautiful Shoes for Winter Wear.—Wally John, Tancred Street 71011 Ladies only! Smart Winter Footwear of quality, at reasonable prices, can be had at— Wally John's Boot and Shoe Store, Tancred Street now on, for short time only.— Mrs Good, Triangle (next Plunket Rooms). TEW 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 your films with—John Sinclair, Chemist, East Street. /"FATHER upsets fishing again; Fish scarce, but rely on us for the best that can be got, H. Thompson, Triangle and Havelock Fish Marts.