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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIII, Issue 47, 27 March 1896, Page 15

We direct the attention of our lady rea lera t ) an advertisement about autumn and winter goods which D.ithie Bros, 174 George street, have just received. Direction of farmers is directed to an advertisement of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Dunedin, Tbe Company (Andrew Todd, manager) is prepared to s ore consignments of grain ami give hbtral advances. A sale of fat f-tock every Wednesday at Burnside. Cnmmiesioo, 2} pir cunt. Mr D. Thomas (late Matson, Cox and Co), auctioneer, land, insurance anii estate* agent, Ashburton, negotiates loans, conducts weekly sales of live stock at Tmwald and Af-hbur.on, fortnightly of sheepskins, fat, hides, etc, on Friday, and Biles of wool during season. He holds a number of agencies, sells and buys grain on commission. Truckle's Coffee Palace, Ashburton, in Camtron street, is near the railway station and convenient for visitors. The establishment of Mr J. \V. RobinsoD, Ashburrun, "the peoples' cheapest butcher," is situated at tbe tnangle. Carts run every day through the district. Cycling is » favourite pastime in Ashburton, and the establishment of Landells and Son, general engineera and express cycle makers in a favourite shop with cyclists.