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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 65, Issue 194, 30 May 1945, Page 1

<J. T. THOMAS AND CO, AUCTION SALE. OUE ROOMS, FRIDAY NEXT, AT 1.30 P.M. WE WILL SELL, ACCOUNT CLIENTS: “Electrolux’'and “Haywin”- Cleaners (both excellent order), “Gulbransen” Dual-wave El. Radio, Ax. Carpets (14ft. x 9ft. 6in., 12ft. x 10ft. 6in., Bft. 6in. x 6ft.), 3-Piece Chesterfield Suite, Linoleum, “Courtenay” Battery Radio, Rimu D. Bedstead, Wardrobe and Chevalle, Fireside, Dining and Kitchen Chairs, Occ. Tables, Duchesses, 2 Chesterfields, Kitchenette Tables, Sideboard, Gateleg Table, Writing Desk, Antique Kerb, Stretcher, Seagrass Settee, Seagrass Chair, Gramophone and El. Pick-up, El. Toaster (new), Cane Pram, Ottoman, Dinner Waggon, Oak Oval Table, Kitchen Dresser, Dropside Cot, El. Griller and Toaster, El. Iron, 2 Clocks, Kero. Hanging Lamp, Hair Clippers (new), Sofa, “Naxon” El. Washing Machine (small model), “Wingfield New Century” D.B. Shotgun, Trailer Set (35 x 5), “Alfa Laval” Separator (35 gals.), 10 Bags Table Potatoes, 120 ft. Garden Hose, Gamage Racing Cycle, Gent’s B.S.A. Cycle, 2 Gent’s Cycles, Steps, Egg Crate, 2 Bird Cages, 1 pr. Brabner Gig Wheels (rubbers) and Axle, Car Trailer (new), 30 x 35; “McClary” El. Range, Woman’s Leather Coat (W.), and Various Sundries. J. T. THOMAS & CO., Auctioneers. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE. ' ALFORD FOREST, MONDAY, 25th JUNE, 1945. /AN account of MR R. A. GRIGG, who ” has sold his farm. Full particulars later. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers, Ashburton. REG. STEPHENSON. AUCTION SALE. FnDAY NEXT. /AN account various Clients, I will sell Piano, Elec. Washing Machine, Furniture and Sundries. Full particulars Thursday’s “Guardian.” REG. STEPHENSON, Auctioneer. CARS, MOTOR CYCLES, ETC. IT/'ANTED —Muffler and Exhaust for " Indian Motor-cycle.—Leave address Guardian. RELIABLE GAR SALES, Tanered Street, Ashburton. ’Phone 8665. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: 1939 FORD 10 PREFECT 2-DOOR SALOON, well shod, very tidy appearance, real leather upholstery; engine perfect. 1938 MORftlS 8 SPORTS, well shod, motor just completely overhauled, paintwork and appearance firstclass. Top Price for your present Car as a trade in. Easy Terms to suit your income. Special Discount Returned Soldiers. RELIABLE CAR SALES. We urgently want a 1939 CHEVROLET MASTER or MASTER DE LUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN. 'lf you are considering selling yours be sure to see us. We will make it worth your while. RELIABLE CAR SALES, The Square Deal Firm. MODERN CAR PAINTING AND DUCO SPECIALISTS. Modern Plant :::: Best Materials. Call or Give Us a Ring for Quotations. O. C. HOAR. PANEL BEATING AND WELDING. T\fE Specialise in AH Motor " Repairs and Welding. Body V. RULE, Moore Street (Back of Sparrows), PHONE 38. EDUCATIONAL. TUITION IN PIANOFORTE PLAY-1 ING AND HARMONY.—Experienced Teacher, L.R.S.M., A.T.C.L., will visit Pupils in Ashburton; also Flemington, Eiffelton, Longbeach on Satur- j days. TERMS: 12 S-hour lessons, £2/2/-. 12 3-hour lessons, £3/3/-. Write “NO. 4,” Guardian. AMBITIOUS YOUNG PEOPLE WILL LIKE TO READ THIS! nruilS in brief is the story of a young A man. He commenced studying Accountancy before the War. He served his country for 3 years and completed his Accountancy examinations on his return. To-day, he occupies an important junior executive position in a large company—receives a substantial salary and has excellent prospects of advancement. What he has done —you can do —if you enrol today with Hemingway’s, who have coached more than 1900 successful Accountancy students since the war began—an unparalleled record that speaks for itself. Write to-day for Free Book “Accountancy” to: HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. T EATHER Lumber Jackets, from 58/6. All sizes.—Patchings, West Street.