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Ashburton Herald, Volume I, Issue 240, 7 January 1879, Page 3

Fruiterers. !Oranges. ‘ Oranges. Ex “ Rotorua,” Just Arrived. 70 CASES ORANGES 70 in FIRST-CLASS CONDITION, and SPLENDID FLAVOR. ' W. BI RT WELL, WHOLESALE & RETAIL FRUITERER, AND DIRECT IMPORTER FROM THE AUSTRALIAN AND TASMANIAN ORCHARDS. 104 FRUIT IMPORTED DIRECT FROM SYDNEY. J. M O 0 A R AN D C 0., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GREENGROCERS & FRUITERERS, REMOVED to EAST STREET, Shop lately occupied by Mr. Cambridge. fUST ARRIVED A LARGE STOCK j OF Oranges, Pine Apples Lemons, Bananas Apples, Vegetables Confectionery ■ Ac., Ac. -. Delivered to all paits of Ashburton. W. T. DAVISON, GREENGROCER AND FRUITERER, Wholesale and Retail, y Fresh from Christchurch daily, from one of the. Largest Growers. MOORE STEET, Ashburton. . 47 Business Notices. NOTICE. H A Y E S’ TIMBER YARDS, ASHBURTON. IN consequence of the W AIM ATE MILLS having been BURNED, the above Yards will be Closed for about Six Weeks, until Re-Erection of same. Mr. F. Pavitt is authorised to collect all outstanding accounts until further notice. j , ALPHEUS HAYES, per W. H. COLLINS, Manager. Ashburton, Nov. 23, 1873. 67

COALS. COALS. COALS. A TITI kinds of COALS & FIREWOOD delivered at the shortest notice in any quantities and at reasonable rates. 1 ■ GEORGE PARKER & CO., Springfield Coal Depot, 138 Ashburton. “ HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY,” (As the man said when he returned the Stolen Sheep), A ND, as we wish to PAY our BILLS, J\ must respectfully urge that all Accounts due to the undersigned, be paid by the 6th of the month. Short Reckonings and Long Friends. TAYLOR & LILL, \ Bakers and Confectioners. East Street, Ashburton, ; 88 NOTICE. THE undersigned begs to give notice that in future all accounts must be settled monthly, and requests that no money be paid to any of the men in charge of the carts, but settled direct with him or at the shop. . All accounts overdue must be paid within one month from date, or they may be liable to proceedings without further notice. THOMAS HICKS, Baker, 89 Ashburton. . . IREAD. BREAD. BREAD 6d. per 4lb. Loaf. rHOMAS HICKS, Baker and Confectioner, Tancred Street, is now upplying First-class Bread, at 6d. per lb Loaf, delivered to all parts of the district, or at the Shop. note — THOMAS HICKS, THE PIONEER BAKERY, Tancred Street, Ashburton Winslow. GEORGE LADBROOK, GENERAL STOREKEEPER AND PRODUCE DEALER, ~n r>EGS to announce that he has JUST fj OPENED a General Store at Winsow, near the Railway Station, and hopes o merit a share of public support. A cart will wait upon families for orders egularly. Goods supplied at Lowest Current rates. Note the address—- | GEORGE LADBROOK, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, WINSLOW. December 3,1878. , .. ... 98