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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XIV, Issue 3147, 5 December 1893, Page 2

New Goods for Christmas Presents WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PR "SBH T*, AND TESTIMONIALS. h. salTern, PRACTICAL WATOBBIAKMkJ^NOJAOTURINO JEWELLER, AND Has just received a Magnificent Lob of New Goods, comprising— GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, HIGH-CLASS SILVER AND (.OLD A^ p &l^ AßE> NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS. Ladies' Gold Watches Fruit and Cake Dishes Silver Mounted Card Cases S^l" KK»B.*«Knives S^Cotptions Eng'Srnt Rings Single Jam Dishjs ST RTR'n fiS Kd For?s Dlah6B F.ncy'^TnUses §3? Sidi^ Ink Stfnda LadieV Fashionable Purses IMamond Scarf Pins Afternoon Tea Sets Triplicate Mirrors j rSctWeda'ng Rings Tea and Coffee Services Writing Sets I »rfW ftold Chains "A " quality Cutlery Bronz s fW Go?d Ch.uis Pretty Breakfast Cruets Hand-painted Opals Ladies' and Gent Gold Oak Biscuit Barrets Etc. Etc. Etc. Sleeve-links and Studs Ladies' Dressing Cases M«ble Clocks, and a great variety of 8-day and 30-hour Wooden Clock, at Very T (11W PRICES Attention is drawn to the splendid stock 01 LADIES' RINGS AND BROOCHES, at all Prices. Ladies' Gem Rings from a guinea upwards. Gold Brooches from 12a 6d upwards. A very large stock to choose from. Ihere is a nice selection of RINGS set with diamonds, pearls, rubies, sapphires, etc, etc. The stock of BROOCHES comprise the very newest and most novel designs. Plain Gold and set with diamonds and other precious stones. SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to the Magnificent Stock of High-Class Goods. The Largest and Finest Stock in che District to select from, equal to any Chrlstchurch. gAt REASONABLE PRICES. Those desirous of making a present would do well to pay a visit to the Jewellery Establi3hment of S, SALEK, G a»^M« of Specfcacles 'Eye p ™' TUT? WATCH CLOCK, AND JEWELLERY REPAIRING DEPARTMENT h ve^ complete in its arrangements, and every descriptioa of work is turned out only hi alFirst-class manner, at charges as low as is conaistent with SOUND AND RELIABLE WORKMANSHIP. 8. SALEK, "BAST STREET.

Wanted. , \T7 ANTED Known—Now offering, V V Men's Leather Shirts, 2s 9d ; Men's AH-wool Suits, 25s 6d; Men's Heavy Merino Pants, 2a lid.—Mitchell ; and Turner. CTT ANTED Known-SpectacwisTeye , VV protectors, Goggles, Folders, and everything in the optical line at S . Salek's, Optician. I |HE Best Nickel Watch in the Market I for 15s. Usually sold by Jewellers at from 20a to 25a each. Specially made in England to our order —John Orr and ! Oo- 9 192 WANTED Known—"The Corner" is showing a magnificent New Stock of Drapery and Clothing. -W. H. ' Collier. r YT^ ANTED Known.—To make room VV for Spring Boots I will give ten per cent for cash. Repairs done at once ! cheaper than ever to stay bad times over atJ. Moisojst, Premier Bootmaker. 8 18 \i. ANTED Known—Some wonderful VV job lines n Drapery, etc., now oeing sold; also presents to all purchasers. H C. Segebs, Melford House. SUITS to measure, during the sale, 49s 655, 60s, 70a, and 755, Fit and workmanship guaranteed.—R. Aicokn, Saunders" Buildings. QUANTED Known-For good value in YV first class Drapery, Millinery, Boots, Clothing, etc., go to Melford House. Beautiful presents now giving away to all purchasers. DOiN 'T Forget; to send your Bicycles along to the Old Kindergarten to \>e repaired, at moderate rates. WAN TED all and sundry to know that Haudley is still to the front with all classes of Tinware. Repairs promptly executtd. Spouting and Ridging made and fixed at unheard of rates. WANTED, everyone to purchase al classes of Ironmongery from Hard ley. Preserving Pans just to hand. Cheapest house in town. WANTED, th^ Public to know thai Haudley's Tanks are giving universal satisfaction. Testimonials if required. Fow is the time for Baths and Tanks, from 30s upwards. SALE, SALE, of Books, Stationeiy, Fancy Goods, Music, etc., Fire Screens, Pictures, Glass Ornaments, Christmas Cards, Cricket and Lawn Tennis Material, Photo Albums and Frames, and hundreds of other articles are to be sold a* a great sacrifice for Cash during this month only, at L. F. Anprewes & Co., Stationer's Hall. 4?v>O -~THE SUM required for the grazing of about 80 acres close to Tinwald Sale Yards, until Ist September 1894. Verysuitable for a Sheep Dealer. Apply at Once to T, BULLOCK. The Best Tea in CANTERBURY for the money, and free from any excess of astringency. COUNTESS 2s. ASK YOUR GROCERS. The Best Dressing Hi VIGOR HtTi"" %$» Pie-vents the 1 mfrom Wpz£v* *! becoming Him, faded, BP -2"V<^ %&ss^ \ii3ericlipeiiod of life It cures itching humors, and keeps the scalp cool, moist, and healthy. The base of Ayer's Hair Vigor is a refined and delicate fluid which does not soil or become rancid by exposure to the air. and which is as .'perfect a substitute for the oil supplied by nature, in youth and health, as modem chemistry can supply. Ayer's Hair Vigor Q J'KEPARKD BY fir. J. G. AVER & COJ^well, Mass., U. S. A. KIIT* Peware of etyeap imitations. The uauie—Ayer—is prominent on the wrapper and is blown in the glass on tlje bottom of each of pur jbottles.

"W ant ea __ MRS JAMES has Removed into the Arcade, opposite the Co-operative Store; has any quantity of Fruit a,d Vegetables always on Sale. 1J LPOUND at Ashburton Forks—Bay JJ Gelding, with bridle and breastr plate. Apply OentwJHo^^^lg^q ANTED Known.-Splendid New Potatoes, Mellow, 1| per lb.Stkphens Bbos , Market House. 12 j4d TTIOR Sale, a crop of vegetables, includi- ing many Tomatoes, Fruit Trees, etc., on one acre, opposite Police Station j a bargain.—Mrs Whixtingtok, H-ast itreet. — BOOK Stall in Arcnde, on Saturdays Only. New and Second Hand Books to be sold very cheap.—John Mabsdkn. * I OW does McKay cut your hair rJ As -Q- you like it. (Shakespeare), James McKay, Hairdresser and Ornamental Hairworker, East Street, next tfank of New Zealand. 11*125 A NT E r7~Known— For Election Week, 100 Pairs Boots, 2$ 61 per pair,—Andrew Orr# 11177 RAILWAY* B>ok Still. — Country Libraries supplied at cost price. Parcels of cheap reading made up to order.—John Mab-den. USINGS in Maori Land by Bracken, Lajs and Lyrics do., Birthday Books, Diaries.—H. M. Jones. TToMERSET Meat Mart. The oldest •*} the largest, tha best, aud the cheap est Small Goods a specialty. Full weights guaranteed. A trial solicited. W, J. Siloook. WANTED Known - Cokmial Tweeds at very low prices ; ColoniaVPweed Trousers, all Men's S zas, three pairs for £I.—Mitchell and Turner. XMAS and New You- Cards in great variety. Gelatine hand painted and plush packets of cards from 3i.—H. M. Jones. ANTED Known -W7h. Collier's noted four-clasp Kid Gloves, 2a 6d, have just arrived in all sizes. WANTED, Everybody to use Titan Soap, greatest marvel of the age. fl. Zander, Sole Agent. 11 181 ONT wash yourself. Titan Soap does the work. No rubbing. No machines. _^l_^ W"~" AN TED Known—loo Ladies Fashionable feunshadesat Andrew OjrbV 11172 \/j EDIOAL Coils made and repaired jVL on the shortest notice at easy prices afc A. J. Walker's, Old Kindergarten. ANTED Known -A manufacturer's Stock of Shot Silk Hack and colored Sunsh >dcs and Umbrellas at half price—-Andrew Orr- 1117"* ~\\f ANTED Known—That A. J. v V Walkbb repairs Bicycles, Sewing Machines, Lawn Mowers, Medical Coils, and all descriptions of light machinery. W" ANTED Known—6o Pieces Fashionabie Prints at i\\ ; 50 dozw Towels from 4j-i; White Counterpanes, 30 per cent under usual price—Andrew Obb. 1H74 WANTED Known—Forfars,4|d ; Tickings, 4|d ; Brown Hollands, 4id.— Andrew ObrT 11175 'liHaT which brings most light and •I- hope to poorest homes is Tilan Soap- ll 183 WANTED Known—6o Pieces black and colored French Merinos and Cashmerea at Is 4jd to Is 6d.—Ajtobrw Ork. n 17° /CHRISTMAS Cards for your friends in v^ the Old Country at L. F, Andkewes 4*nCo. U 1? IF yon want fiistclase fruit go to Adams' for Fiji, Tahiti, Auckland and Sydney Oranges, Citrons, Lemons, etc. rkIARIE3 for 1894.—L. F. Andrewes J-' AND CO. 11 16 WANTED Known—That you can buy Gowd Slippers for children from Is a pair ; Women's, all sizes, Is9d. —MircHELL & Turner. BOOKS in good order and complete bought or taken in exchange. New Stock arriving every week. Circulating Library.™J. Mausden, Newsagent. NEW Annual Volumes, Boy/ and Girls' Own Annuals, Little Folks, Chatterbox, Children's Friand, Child's Companion, Brhtish Workman and Workwoman, Band of Hope, Sunday, Family Friend, Young England, al at lowest prices —L. F. Andrewes and Co., Stationers Hall,