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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 70, Issue 123, 9 March 1950, Page 1

FOR SALE FOE Sale Any quantity blue gum Hurdles, Gates made to order; also saws of any kind sharpened, gulleted and hammered.—Bert Plunkett, 6 Princes Street, ’Phone 474 R. FOR Sale —Lanz Bulldog Tractor, on rubber, 6-speed gear box, good working order. Reasonable price accepted.—C. K. White, Tapanui, Otago. FOR Sale—House, 5 rooms, conveniences, in good condition. Situated 107 Creek Road.—Ajjply T. Hayes, Chertsey. F lOR Sale—High Gig Wheels and Axle, in good order.—P.O. Box 2, Chertsey, lOR Sale—2-roomed Cottage.—Apply 137 Cox Street, 'Phone 1051 S. F FOR Sale—Electric Hair Dryer, 6n stand in good order. —Ring 841 (evenings). FOR Sale —Spanish Guitar, new.—Write •'300” Guardian. FOR Sale—Pony Gig, in very good order. Price £B.—’Phone 881 M. FOR Sale—Caterpillar 15 Tractor, reconditioned throughout. —’Phone 5765. TPOR Sale—Large size English navy Hyde *-*- Park Pram. £B—’Phone 1003 R. /CIRCULAR Clothes Lines for sale. £5 Vy erected.—C. Johnson, 65 Beach Road, ’Phone 996 M. HEFFORDS Ltd. pastel colours; S.W., 0.5., X.O.S. Priced 8/3, 9/2, 10/4. HEFFORDS Ltd. peach shade; S.W. Priced 6/2. Panties, HEFFORDS Ltd. Wineeyette Pyjamas, striped and floral; S.W., W., O.S. Priced 24/6, 24/11, 25/3.

HEFFORDS Ltd. —Silk and wool Vests, short sleeves; YV. and O.S. Priced 10/2 and 11/-. HEFhORDS Ltd.—Children’s Vests, silk and wool, short sleeves; sizes 0 to 8. Priced 3/9 to 6/6. • HEFFORDS Ltd. Children's woollen Vests, short sleeves; sizes 2 to 13. Priced 3/5 to 11/11. HEFFORDS Ltd.—Children’s cotton Vests, size 1. Priced 2/9. HEFFORDS Ltd.—Wedding Veils, beautifully embroidered. Priced 58/9 to 84/-. HEFFORDS Ltd. Orange Blossom Sprays, 5/11; also Coronets, priced 11/6 and 19/6. HEFFORDS Ltd. —Boys’ Donegal Sports Coats, in all sizes from 5 to IG. TTEFFORDS Ltd.—Men's Sports Trousers, JLAslim tall sizes. We can fit you. EFFORDS Ltd. —Ladies’ navy Sockettes; .sizes 9h and 10. Priced 3/10 pr. ART Silk Cloths with Naps to match, neatly boxed; 2 sizes. 24/- to 35/6 set.— Moore’s. T>OLLER Towelling, good quality, Eng-J-blish Terry Towelling, coloured stripes. 3/2 yd.—Moore’s. FOR colder nights—Unshrinkable wool and cotton Kuddle Cloth, dainty designs for nighties and children’s wear; 36 in. 9/-.—Moore’s.

/CHILDREN’S navy all-wool Bloomers, full V-' fitting; 12 to 22in. 6/2, 11/6. —Moore’s. BERETS in all ( wanted shades of white, navy, chocolate, bottle, beige, sky; sizes 94, 104. 5/9, 6/6, —Moore’s. LADIES' Chenille Bed Jackets, in pastfel shades of sky, peach; W. 21/6—Moore’s. ■jVfOTOR Mowers Best'known makes, lTi your inspection invited. —The Farmers’, East Street. HANDPIECES Lister Ace—Latest model, limited supply—The Farmers’, East St. CHURNS —Steel, Rotary type, very popular.—The Farmers’, East Street. LISTER Cream Separators—A few 22 gallon and 35 gallon to hand, latest model. Place s r our order now.—The Farmers’, East Street. CUTLERY Canteens—Finest Sheffield Silver and Stainless; also English Silver Tea Sets, Entree Dishes, etc.—The Farmers’, East Street. Tj''NGLISH Nylons, all sizes. 12/3 pair.— J-J Kerr's (Miss Hopkins and Co.). A good range of frocks selling at 17/6. — Kerr’s (Miss Hopkins and Co.). LADIES’ cotton Vests. Usually 4/9 and 5/3. Sale price 3/- each at Kerr’s. WINCEYETTE Nights. Usually 15/6 to 19/6. Sale price 10/6 each at Kerr’s. £//- discount off all children’s Frocks at O Kerr’s (Miss Hopkins and Co.). MILLINERY selling at half price. Only one more day to go.—Kerr’s (Miss Hopkins and Co.). SALE Price—Fountain Pens, a large range at bargain prices.—Kerrs’ BookShop. .

SALE Price—Books, large assortment at half price.—Kerrs’ Book Shop. SLEEPING Dolls. Usually 69/9. Sale price 53/11.—Kerrs’ Book Shop. SLEEPING Dolls. Usually 46/6.-Sale price 35/-.—Kerrs’ Book Shop. DOLLS. Usually 37/6. Sale price 19/6. —■ Kerrs’ Book Shop. SOFT Toys at give away prices— Kerrs’ Book Shop. MEN’S*Sports Coats' Were 117/6. For 59/6. —llallensteins. POINT Setter collar attached Shirts. Were 23/6. For 19/6.—Hallensteins. MEN’S Gaberdine Raincoats, fleece lined. Were 119/6. For 89/6. —Hallensteins. FANCY Socks, grey shades, elastic tops. Were 7/11. For 5/6.—llallensteins. 3. Hose, all wool. Were 7/-. For 3/6.—Hal--4 lensteins. MEN’S Poplin Pyjamas, plain shades. Itx Were 49/6. For 39/6.—Hallensteins. GET your new Electric Vickers Reversible Sewing Machine to-day, from McIlraith’s. NEW, Vickers Electric Reversible Sewing Machines. Immediate delivery, at ’McIlraith’s.

FARMERS! FARMERS! YS/E are now cutting Bluegum Tim- '' ber so secure your Stakes and Building Requirements while the opportunity lasts. PRICES: Stakes: £4/10/- per 100. 3 x 1, 4 x 1, 5 x 1, ?, x 2 50/- per Hundred Super Feet. Gates and Hurdles made to order. SPICER & HORTIN, TINWALD SAWMILL. ’Phones: 187 R, 1029 R. LOST AND FOUND LOST, yesterday, between Georgette Millinery, Cass Street and Cox Street— i Lady’s fawn Kid Glove. Reward.—Apply Georgette. LOST, vicinity Oak Grove Cardboard Box containing fishing gear.—Finder please Ring 386. LOST, vicinity East Baths—Black firestone eversharp Pencil.—Leave Guardian. Reward. lOST, in Lagmhor district—One Weaner J Pig.-Ring 334 R. * FOUND Sum of Money.—72 Tancred Street. QTRAYED, from Winch more —One Jersey O Heifer, with halter on.—’Phone 177 R. QTRAYED on to Mr J. Farrell’s property at Hinds three weeks ago,— 1 BLACK AND WHITE HEIFER. Apply: PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD.