THE-a ASHBXJfITON ' .GUARDIAN. /■' UE‘SDAYf' ARY *■- 25, 1881.

Printed' i&(fpdbMta6d O’pffice, Saundecf.lßirflaidgs, East street, Ashburton, by James MocLean Dunn, residing at Tancred street, Ashburton Tuesday, January 25, iBBj.



. Easiness Notices. MAT REDUCTIONS ;io JU' IN THE PRICE OF •■ MAPERY GOODS Li-..- .-'I.----- •' ■' l: <.=;!•■ : : -i" AT :t>RM & CO.’S io ri-.i-n lo LAYING; received a large stock} of J " NEW GOODS ex Crusader a month later than expected, we will offer for the next TWO-MONTHS, at SWEEPING CTIONS, our entirfe Stock, so that We may effect s complete clearance. ; ■ o r & o 21 0 - ... : 01 Established nownearly- five years jon the system of selling all our Goods, at. Net Cash Prices- without ;we i stitf co&tmde 'to adhere to that principle, believing it to be' the best adapted to pro wol took thdririterests -of I oar customers, small profits and quick sales b,eing ;our . motto. We make it a point to please onr jmattpc at what trouble, behoving ’ war every customer well served will not ogly.fjson»p again- butr recommend their i mends,., , I hm;wpuld, also ixnpriess on the pqblici -tiotifbl hiady advantages id be derived Trim -n liginrehaßihgi trom ; houses who' remain' per ni the • district, as tHeyvfefmnot expect’ tq.jbe 50...we1l treated; by parties who come only for a few months or weeks and then clear* out for pastures new. Drapers come i-and ; drapers go, but we , VP l( 6 6l *‘ 7 -J I T



,aaTTtTt ' TTTH THE STOCK CONSISTS OF I ,bK=n Millinery. WGtfe hold 6f'English Trimmed Bonnets and Hats. L Untrimmed Hats, in great variety, at 911,- ;r if. r v. v:: ; l <- if ! • Ostrich in* every : variety - and shade. , r _ } prices., indcla) fefeb6nig, r( bVety color and'Shade, htlseSuced prices. ! tri^saksi:^:- ra^nh^t Silts,.Satihs ? ank YelVett.,’.- ■ Shades in Silks arid Satins i<?r f ffiWiffiAtrfy purposes. ' . ‘ . ! ‘Ypmpadbu r arid ‘ Brochd Silks and Satins s . j “®ite shades, at reduced "S 1 - .* ; T’.;Vr.;, ; f/i ‘B®k lT meke l Silks; at da ea, 5s 9d } , to Sm « , 9s^d. Tir:n7, ."‘-r : 'v--'/ i •im imriu -i-.- ■, _h ■ r - ; I aniqos' • •'• " ! .•«•■.■! j dti-ff ,*oi ; sMateriat - v 1 I .'J'jj'ia-.'i'.._ i Pompadour Satins, Cambrics, Oatmeals, -ilpiStrbped arid Checked Galateas. ■ • I assortment ofPrints.atdd, sd, artd.6dair.-suM:i-f;i 1 i



** <©sbre<l !? Dreis£ tsed o/E; 1- Poplins. Alpaca, and ne w-Mjxtufes, a 6d per’yard/ i. ( iall BMffi°E>ress‘ vdflafckAlepno, Blade Satins! BlackPnplinn Black Pemaa Cords; hita^ellftpttEvaritety# > .at-! ?w*y .-moderatf prices." . „ . ' . Umbrellas^ jjnilaoviaii ■■ White Tucked SkMa,: at 3s, 3s 9d, 4s6di ** f* < • ‘ * • 1 Skirts. 1 Black Quilted Satin - i: v n .;‘ '7".': i Several dosen new SuasTnidesat reduced u - '>■'■■■• ■ ;,; v, l • •; Black -Satin ''Sunshades, Pompadour and ' TJiz * an t immense nmei aMortoent/of TLadies’ JpH / JBppts ) from 6s Bdlj’ 1 !® 1 6d7.Splendid value, well and guaranteed. Ladies’Shoes in great-variety. Children’s * English and - Colonial - made inner ■fofcmei' ? p#chs, commenc 3irls’. Elastic-side Kid Boots, slightly stained, will.he given *t a ? !! WM!per pair. ~ . ;■» ' 7 / at. our usual low prices in



Carpets and .Oilcloths. of Brussels, Tapestry, j i ;2a amderjl % prices, to clear put a heavy si , uiidfh, is ;i per r yard Dressmaking; atfen/ionfe this hel&ving■ thati nb matter howcheap gppdsiareiqold autos', properly madejap, fit, there oaube; no satiafad ■ ' ■; :,i '•"■M-nr-li .*i ~ .Wedding-: i aodi Memming. orders made £p«p,thfi shortest notioe,anda splendid fit guaranteed. r- i. 1V ... -'Clothing 1 and ! 7-7;:Taiioring.“ ' Men’s Ballarat and;Paget Coats, ed dpWa^s. l Men’s and iB/afrf Strsif Hats.' Mpft HelaietHata. i > ' / Kii B*!>>■>»'// -f! : • -i.l ‘>U- ' «ft.u mwim to nio^^e.-';V ' «mn flaiapoi We to', 4ble^ and >nn m F>j«„aa®tw bieBMM : a,‘great Cork, and Killarne, ffiSis and Flannel;



Kaiapoi Fhm#B afels M'tot Za 6d. Kaikoura Flannel, -la 3d to 2a. Woob in every Bhadeyjrory cheap. iS A l IMPORTERS. 'i iW<J. m, 1886] , j j‘J I v •HA



v Business Notices. Friedlander Bros. w E ARE CASH PURCHASERS WOOL, GRAIN, AND ALL KINDS OF Farm Produce, and are also prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on the above, placed in mr hands either for ; sale or shipment- to the English or Colonial markets. .



JQEERING TWINE BINDER. We have been" appointed' SOLE AGENTS for the DEERING TWINE BINDER for -the County of Ashburton, and aatnlya limited number can be sup-, plied, sit who wish to make certain of securing those machines; for the neit seaton,*\should-,ORDER -SAIVLE at ONCEfromtlieAgents.' The DEERING TWINE BINDER awarded GOLD MEDAL at sii machines competing; took special pm#, at Oamaa?i!trial> &c.-i AJ«?. •, r > ttte Have also on hand, McGORMICK’S,’OSBORNE’S & WOOD’S Blinders ~... improvements, rfU-, -ri;i'’ at V, , ;•* CHRISTGHtJRC H; RRICJjES. ' Freight added, We have how on view, a few Second-Hand REARERS and, in thorough' good working brde*; which wo will dispose ■ ■ ; <)f‘at a "very LOW FIGURE. • A complete Assortment of extras for all : siand|R^4®* , ?> ?^ e l! t l R*H tH© jpr®-



pB .ARE. LANDING SI X T Y^F ! I V E TONS - j oy ' ; ii ; BEST SOFT’! STEEL Binder Wire (Made expressly to our order), And it ,6e of advantage to farmers to orders, as the : QUALITY CANNOT BE EQUALLED.)



0O r NSAG£S ,!, ; ; , ; OORNSACJ£S h !;! We havas.to, attitfe /dhr'kefCsbn’s ship ir..,..fa€^ a of..-.n ':o>f : CALCUTTA CORNS ACKS, : - Fullsizea, extra strong, four-bushel, manu factured expressly 16 bur order, for r wheat shijpin^nts., „- .JIWA/t ! "•■■•'L.A. : These Cornsacksj being purchased; by us Idflfeot 1 ffdm lhe J hiariufdcfip;ers fn Calcutta, u#e can supply fsrmei&'hnd ollierif'bti' - MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. :> ;i o t. i-t —•> ! j— r been favored with 5 the AGENCY of W 1 ' Hay Mowers, ~o'> dZA ZaA-A!, 5 U■ M ; As only, a limited quantjty: of these ’dtiheieceht competition of Lpe A shburl ton Agricultural and can be supplied,-orders for next season must be early.,i ,rj f r



T E ' • NEW' D In r., A.Lr.fl P/UiSB/ m ; Vaneless Windmill Is now on exhibition in front of our store. The prices *re considerably {lowered and wltliin" the reach of everybody. Comb And examinethem. ;/ Implements, &c. TO FARMERS, ITtTE CAN OFFER now at remark yV , .ably LOW PRICES- *H.EKED, R. 8.; and 8.0. Ploughs Reid and Grav’s ; Rouble and Single furrow Ploughs, and extras for same. Reid and Gray’s Drays, Rollers, Har ;; T o tyowsiieto. l', it / .T'. Richmond’s, and Chandler’s , Horsepowers and Chaff-cutters. We have further a large stock of— Douglas and GonldVAmerican Pumps, ‘. Force, .Pumps, , £nd r ,¥$PWg» «“« • • “/and bnd station stored of all kinds.



D R A P B R Y. WE; ARE ,s7Bl} OPENING, In addition to our well-selected stock, our SPRING AND SUMMER “ Drapery Imported direct from'the manufacturers, which will be sold REMARKABXjJT GHEAP, f in f -orders tq : make room' for ik; in}- Ki W-i ■ OUTMT%ING js nqw.fjople.te with! the and we nave an excellent stock of superior Bqqt» and Shoes of colonial manufacture.



0 UR GRQPW“ by the f b,est qualities of ■ -'SUGARS, . n 5, EJRIED BRUITS. &c. Aiid the best brands of Warehousemans goods*, aold at^smallest possible .profits. i teßbllKiAY and 4l j A&3WJrE DEPARTMENT has a very large and istoct.’ind at prices iwt to Burr passed. ;i'jyj,■ ■'!. "j t THM >1 T H.’-T-T :t.- / s.. ite.bjanches. to/ ' 1 ’ BROS;, ?r:i7Ii>VS®NF3 (I; in;. COLONIAL FIRE* AND MARINE <Y.r»t pti ma* r* 11 v i un 1518



Business Notices. gr THIS ADVERTISEMENT SHOULD BE CAREFULLY READ AND RE MEMBERED -BY EVERYOL E IN TERESTED IN FENCING. THE PATENT OVAL SAMSON FENCE WIRE Has now been before the public f>r four years, and during ttyp.t tin!?



5,000 TONS HAVE BEEN: SOLD ery igtbat satisfacfiphj in proof, of which we'hbld' numerous tcstimoni-ds from i and the -de nand i«* daily inbreasing to such an Cite it, that* numerous spurious .imitations lately behn Intfoddced'jh the ’ifaHobsi rackets of l Zealand. for. Jbe sole; purpoaebf dahiagmg th<j ieputatib n of the Patent Oval SaraSonWire. The Samson Wire By using the Patent Qval Fence Wire you get a better and cheaper fence than any. other, and the best proofs, are- the nutations already referred to. ,- y r ■‘iiiOO 7 ' ■■■ . • ' • ;t : je«~A comprehensive' circular as to its, advantages, wjth numerous testimonials Vsu-kno\rh cClbnists (; will b§ pqited to’ahV address on applicatiou. - | The state Forests of Victorifc-are fenced with the-Patent Oval Samson Fence Wire; the one at Bookie is/vvithout doubt,, the best Wife Pence ih’Australia, and people come-from great distances to see it.



PRICES GREATLY REDUCED TW ptiblic, when purchasing) arethere fore cautioned to Bee thateach coil hears a tin tally, thus - , , ' SAMSON . WIRE, . m oval ; - • ' ; And the Patentee’s Tally dr Trade Mark : M , B ■ - V‘R . - ■■ J IN PADLOCK. 1 ;• ;; -i ■; ; .v .J' . ‘ ; Manufactured by the Wliitocross Wirt !H •; Company, Warrington/ England. i Wa# patented and introduced four years a£o in Victoria, New.f {South’ Wales, ..Queensland, and New. Zealand:}: arid t the principal claimset fourth was its being made Oval to prevent fraud. Yet, in the face of these patents, firms —many of respecaltry standing—rhave, for the sake of a paltry commission, lentthenjselTes to the introf Auction of various spurious imitations, which render them liable to actions at law; and annoyance and disappointment to the users. *-■ * f i!_ f :. ■ 1 " i'^‘ y .. ' We would; point put tp- f intepdjng P*ur chasers that any person erecting Oyal Wire Fences/ other than the Patent Oval Sam son, renders himself iliabld for. daiiiages; The Patent Acts oil this point are very explicit; therefore,'. After £ this notice no excuse can be nisde.



We have had instances brought under out notice where some persons hav e been so un principled as to'toix the Spurious Oval Wire amongst the Patent Oval Samson in order..to make a,. sale, and damage the the reputation of the genuine article. We have a great averaion to take legal proceedings in this matter, but shall be compelled tOninfsilf-defence, Unless', those practices-are at oiree stopped. ; ADDRESS:— Bros. &Rigg 3 ' importer 1 ; 69 ELIZABETH 1 STREET, M ELBOURNfc TRADE MARK. : M , B ■ R IN PADLOCK. ; We undertake through our agents, to i deliver the Patent Oval Samson Wire at any port, in Austria. pr.- ; ’ either, direct from Bpgland'pr Melbourne. ] Inquiries by telegram promptly answered,. . . i Notice. ' REWARD;—Fencers throughout - the Oblbniyi ttho can jgive Information !as tp the erection of Oval Wire Fences*; other than the Patent Qyal ; Samson Wire, trill •i ~} f. ML;?' ■ 1 >• . /DifiTV • 9nd ,i£ i» their tp comipknicflte with Messrsi M’liean Brothers'and Bigg, 69 Elisabeth Street Melbourne.



Business Notices. NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. Professor ,F. Clark, HAIRDRESSER, STATIONER, AND FANCY GOODS DEALER, MONTGOMERY’S BUILDINGS, ASHBURTON, ' HAS JUST IMPORTED from Mel bourne a large assortment; of FANCY GOODS, too numerous to specify in detail, amongst which are the follow ing . ... G.B.D. Pipes, in castes ' ; j Cherry do. do. . . Also'pipes of every other description ■i -Dolls, Toy Watches •' ( , Rowing. Boats, Trumpets . . ’ "• Shuttlecocks and Battledores : Whips, Spadds, Popguns. : j Mouth Harmonicoiis, ' ‘, 1 • And all kinds of Gentlemen’sStuds; West’s Patent Solitaires 1 1 j Also Ladies’ Hair Pads, Rrizettes, &p: * • NOVELS— ' i “Black Angel,” “Star of the South,” ’ “ Fiery Crosa,” &c. s 1 Agent for the Ashburton Guardian?, Note the addissPv; — I MONTGOMERY’S - /i'j'i ; Ashburton. - 513*



WC. DAVIS, BRICKLAYER, ‘ having commenced tcff, himself,-in the above line/ is' prepared | tp r .undertake all work entrusted'fto bhimj }at oidaabnablfl' ratek • Ranges ‘ Set>- Woik tnanship guaranteed]' : ' ■ ,1,, i WNote the Address— -- i W. 0. ■ ' | Bricklayer, >&ci ( f | f i. . . ' ■»<•••';■ •' Ea»fe‘Btfeßty : >B<Arth.[' ft ; All orders left at Mr. ••S, ■ ®ardley,'; wJiU receive prompt attention.. -’*- J



BpDTS, BOOTS,;:BD0XN M. NEAL AS:.., HAS just received a Jftrge and..well 1 - .assorted «Stock, qf, >B6.Q3s;;a*d SHOES of every description, especially suited for the present-season from-tpe best Home _ markets. . Beingso. /<W&r- 4h'e ‘iao.vertiser 1la? compelled to sell the earnest wholesale prjcgs, SI. N. 'hdpW that•’his ‘rfdmer^uei l custtfmerti- will take the .present opportunity, during the Christmas and New Year’s holidays, to furnish themselves with really fresh, new, and cheap goods. | ‘ ;: Men’s Elastic-side : Boots," usually Isold at 18a..to.£l~at ,155.; Men’s Light Fktejr 4%hts,* sold ;*t • 16i; ;3&eii’ B Nailed Bluchers, - 13ai'i 6d.rr^old r ' now at/lOgi ; V- -0.1 vitf it) j * All goods sold proportionately! cheap: I



Wm. Patcliing, 1 East Street Ashburton* ,■ •rjpiENTi CLOTH MAKER. Gahris, 1 Callico, ' aiid ■ ■ American A' Reaper anjd; Binder ;. Canvases >. :• h 'Made and t ßepaired. • i- Canvas and India-rubber Hosing/ SaU, .Twine,- and * Hooks, and Thimbles. Flax and Manilla Rope, of all sizes, alttfkyS .Instock. 931 ‘ WM. PATCHING.



Hotels. New.,, Restaurant, " MORTON’S HOTEL. | High street, Christchurch. j a EORG.E W. 0 OLR IN S,o<‘N'; (From Carle’s) ' Proprietor. ; Luncheon from Twelve o’clock. ■R.-A’ 1 L W A Y H 0.. T--E South Rakaia. 67d i L i FIRST-CLA SS ACCOMMODATION for BpARDERS and TRAYELREHSJ Good Stable and PadddckS.' 1 Wiiifes and Spiritsof Best Brands. . > : ; i J. S. COMPTON, ; r | 647 :■! . • ; Boarding Houses*,,! Board , and lodging, week, at S. Corrigan's, Tinw^dr^ NOTICE OF RRMOVA4 X’* , the A 1 ResturaOT' =to - the| ECHO -DINING ROO MS j East Street, . close to Lancaster’s! Butchery, where a good Table ;wilL-be kept, and the proprietor gldS.|o; welcqme his pld friends apd customers. < ideals' at all Hours Of /the Bay, at Is.; each. Beds, Is. Good accommodation for Boarders and Travellers,. Conducted by Mrs Truckle. -;SPS ... ■ ; -■ ‘i ■ ; '■ - j PRINCE ALBERT BOARDING! HOUSE,: close to, the. /Railway! Station, 3 (next to Oofoksori’S StablOs). Thist commodious house. .cpntains * .romps,) with every convenience.,, .Gopd. kept. Every comfort of a home. Moderate; charges. , ........... 1 I ; S, LUCAS, f : 525 Proprietor.; i



The A 1 Restaurant. Phillip harper wishes to in timate to his old Patrons, and tie Public generally, that'he has 'takehj those Commodious Premises in T-iNCfcWhBTRBBF known as »tho A 1 where SUPERIOR? iACG6kItfbBAPiON can be obtaiped by alls who ipvoi. himlwith* visit. ■ ' ; 'i ■'■* ■ : - i ' 7 • 7 " ■ ; •. ■' Meals stall hdura. ■■ Don't fotget J • [ PH 1 LL7 P H A’RPER, ; . A 1 RTS 8;T : i ' Tancred street, • ; ' " Ashburton. , Bs6 NEW ‘DINING AND LUNCHEON j ROOMS i& iLIVERY STABLESI" PETER GOOD. a begs,iQ.announce that .heMrdpeM a jlfefc D«#fG and LUNgBPONR : QQMS f fronting the Snow Grounds ana pale <'ni lt<l > «ijll nWA'I^ITT I Tfl»i*4lCfar>n at'Wll hours of thiday, it'ls. 6d. Livery Stable. Js and .Loose, j»er Rgreoment. 1 u bddh as



Gdtisultations. *3-i J. L. FLEMING’S {jtiiand Consultation, No. 3, ON THE , . s DUNEDIN ~ CUP, 1881. . - 3,000 Subscribers, at £l. each., ■ ? i;;Fir.Btihorse ■ ... ... ... £750 Second do. ...* 600 Third do. ... ... ... 250 Other Starters (divided). ... 500 Non-starters (divided),.;.: - •;... 1000 ' If cheques are sent, e,£chqnge,must be aha stamps for iaj^result. J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c.,.r< ' High strebt;'Triangle, > ‘ Christchurch.’ N.B. —Note change of address. 013



,0 NSDLTA T I 0 N No. I ON r\ oDUNfcDH* CUP,. ißß.ii-.jtr | h.y uo i t ■ ' 2,000 MEMBERS At £l. First. .... £BOO ■ .'Saootkl' ■ i.; -' • ; f.t 400 i i Third 200 | -,. T Starters...... .. . ...••• -.2ijo, : ' 'Noh-Staliers -350 ■ * ' Total ... ... ...£2,000 ■; • TW 7 39 ■ NbiKinhtiohsV ; Address^-STAR PROBLEM, i Care of C. J. HARRIS, . , Str and Garter Hotel, ; Or, Box 10, P. 0., Oamaru.’ Jfo. • 3 Consultation will,,be 1 '.. nrediatejy No.j.L qjpaes. ; ~. t * ‘'£as ' . I.- A’ §j)e(ftW of- ‘£so .will he awarded: t®. 7 cpgrespondpnt’ .who First,, places the first'three horses in their tive positibnV irt'the - Gu|i. f, ‘ ' ! ‘ IT ‘ c ->; 2; ‘i Letters 160ei vficl : eabh 'd&y 5 rt;iil Jje Jkdpt'fii^titiof;'arid ‘ opened aftet 1 Tha-faCe,. i|» ordet bf ■priority, 1 as WScfei ved, jpritn^in-' n'er is found, -sn- niaq •»!»«! ; ’i i 3. If the horses be correctly placed by more than one person on the same day, such persons to divide prize. Each letter must have a 2d. stamp enclosed, qt riot,, Idfc£d'mpbtitibri-, tfOrh ; 2&hcli 1880,. TO' Fetfifary.. ‘23rd; f 1B81, : inclusive,! ~ ‘ ri: !' 4. A Committee their decision to be final, "-f *•>< »‘£‘r-i I Address—D. 0. PRIZE, | Care of C. J. HARRIS;-' V J Star and Garter Hotel, ; V 602 Ori ■ BdiJ10; TP. i/. j Patnaru.;



■ j j ... Medical. vm;. ,o,LlN:D^#SS tr^^^^ESs S, ;#b. (iIIAiKT, ! Member of Royal-College of Surgeon?, England, ancLpf , Roalds 6f Victoria.arid’New South Wales; alsojregiß “fArArlri ' • “ OCtfLIST, ATJRIST, & SPECIALIST,- (From Europe)', may be consulted upon all Diseases of the Eye, Ear, and Throat,; ■ Sight/ 53 x, o*y^} c ‘- ,| iSWliWiM>Bit j Ophthalmia, Gutta Serena, Loss of Eye -s^h^,-Inflammation,. ftndr,MhJ|>iseales of the Byej Ear, and Throat (f trealje.d i ,.up.oh new and scientific princifftes.’ - ' J ‘ ' j DR. GRANT has arrived in Christ church, and may-be-CONSULTED at h|s Consulting Rooms, ■ 4 HEREFORD TERRACE, | Hereford Street East, Christchurch, . W( ! ». Near-St/ 5 '; Hours of attendance: Morning, 10 till L; afternoon, 2 till 5.. - Saturdays, morning !•> yfiiy.* * - j I)r Grant’s consultation rooms, during 5 tlie four ‘ his successful practice in Auckland, were crowded to excess, an(jl attention is confidently, and particularly requested to the following caseri • ’of thO Eye, Ear, Throat, and other special af fections. !



CHRISTCHURCH TESTIMONIALS. | New street, Madras street north, Dec.* 1, 1880. I beg to state that Dr. Grant has operated on my daughter for squint ing, and she is now seeing as straight aS possible with both eyes. lam very much pleased with it, as she is perfectly cured.! l} 1880.: I have been under Dr. Grant’s care fori deafness of .b.otjK five years’; standing. T'ttth'-nappy : tb say that my hearing has greatly improved under his; treatment, in the short space of one weekj only.— Peter Jansen: \ Colombo street south, Sydenham, Nov.! 16, 1880. I have great pleasure in bear (ingitegtifuony to -the efficacy- of Dr Grant’s treatment in, regard, .to deafness./ J have, bdfeh ;fbr upwards '‘St* twenty 1 years,; apd sm-jglad,to say hafldonernie' within a'few J., ViHhn j Waterton, Nov. .9, 1880. t k ;I have beenj left i ! b : ar for' thifty'-fbur year's,] hwd. ( .i,l>lf. Qnw'j has this morning removed a polypus frqij | 1 'I > Win greatly relieved,-‘hhcl'' Sani bear nJ.uphbettqn— Roqpwp. r . \ RaKaja Gorge, Nov. 10, 1880.'. I have' been troubled with deafness- fqr two*years,, one of my ears could hear nothing. I; applie , dLto.Dr..'Grant;;whb has-rehioveid aj great quantity of .obptpuqUpn. from myi ears; before I left his sdtgery I could hear! very well indeed, apd I regommend-_uny-f one so troubled to' consult ‘him .—John; tSunw.''-.-!!-, >• ■; .-I - evi ;



AUCKLAND TESTISi'DNi^tS; ’ ! 211 Queen street, Auckland, July 23, 1880. Dr. Grant.—Dear sir,—l have to; give you thanks for the great benefit toi my hearing since I have been under your care.— l amp&c:,’ -RobertGampbell. | Ponsonby, July 23. Under Dr. Grant’s treatment I am very much improved in my hearing, and should recommend any one to try the same. —M. A. Parker. Tamakx rWest, near StjT "College, July greatly improved my hearing- during the time I have been under his care.— Thos. Churches. Brookside, Pakakura Valley, July 23, 1880. I was utyd.erßf Grant's treatment for squinting,‘Ahd’" i waw completely cured in ten days. I would earnestly recommend any persons suffering from diseases of the eyes to make a trial of Dr Grant, feeling sure that he would benefit them ns he has 4ohte J -- *'•



Ponsonby road, Hope Town, Auckland, June 16, 1880. I have been under Dr. Grant’s care since May 26, for great deaf ness, for more than twelve years, and am abput (7Q)yeara,q(f age. Dr. Grant has removed a large and small polypus /frbmoirtyj'ijtears, and I can hear much better, having greatly improved under hia care, for which I am very thankful, — Charles Lowe. . Home’s Estate, New North road, Auck land, June 16, 1880. I have been suffer ing from a severe local disease. Dr. Grant M«B tfprtswp in an ill state to'f health for four yeafa:— Charles Muller. 111 Cross strbitj AdOltland, June 17, 18&0, ; j L-bayehtew nearly Iblifid for over seven years, .and unable to work at my tr&dtd (a!'«oiifectioribr)i. f.iOnOtt«l first day of this month Lweat under Dr. Grant s and already see very muohibbttdPfid (this short space, of time- —JoukiWAjtxlb; nMParnftU, Juno 14, XSBO. DijirHiaiMthßS just cuveAjm&ka re than, .ten years, forCwhiott J am omorp., than, ten years, . very thankful, having tried many other doc- Jd TRfcfeaffiN. Auckland, August 6, 1880. 1 have been deaf in the left ear for four years and m the right also. On August 2 I was treated



Medical. by Dr. Grant, and am now quite well, being able to hear as well as ever I did.— Arthur Parkinson, Fanner, Opoliki. ;Mangere, Onehunga, Auckland, August 26; 1880. ' For thirty-five years I have been suffering with diseased eyes. Since August 5 I have been under Pr. Grant’s care, and' am rapidly recovering. —J. Nicholls. Symonds street, Auckland, August 27, 1880. I have been deaf for eighteen years (since I was four years old) the drums of both years having, ulcerated away. lam still improving, under Df. Grant’s care, and can; hear much better now, - sometimes : very well.r— Marg'aret Sanderson. - ,;r Auckland LuhaAio Asylum, WhanpA-ug. 28, 1880. ' This' ia to certify that-I "have been under, Dr. .Granite care for hardness of hearing fronvthe 13th instant, and find I am so far improved as to bear the ticking of a vpf(tohV tffliich jlcould not dc before I put irayaelf under his treatment. TAi jam over sixty years old.—John King. . ■ , -



OPINIONS' OF THE PRESS. We can.conscientiously repoinmed those; suffering from deafness or other ailments that Dr. Grant has made a special-study .pfi’to pay him a .-visitor |if^€,urahlo patieiitsj they may certainlynxpe'ct‘relief. ! . An instance ! Came /lender pur notice on in the ! caSo J df a ; in an named Charles Sw.anapnr-jWdio . had ljfe,p deaf fci£ tffyeeyeafsi nut, after"tei^days’ ' treathitent'l’ can 1 fibvV : bbar perfectly* *even the lowest whimper. The cure remarkable dn4 aShe'dad been gmler the card - bf' many'medicdr inerf; 1 nut" has Re ceived no. benefit whatever from their trdatideVit— 3.^19. ■ -'Mr. Earnest Miohad callddiat dir office yesterdays And stated that he Chad been blind-.vfith. the right eydMl his ■lifetime. Hearing about Dr. Grant,‘the oculist, whoiis* how ton visit to this cim 'he delCrffimbd 'a 'trial. ...He > Had- only • been uhdeboDr. r.Grattt'B^eat- 1 ment ten or eleven days' dvheii 'die frkmd that he could see large objects at some dis tance. MruMidharr slates that he had been unddr’the iateatlhent of some of tpe best mediCal men at home, but had iibfe -received the least benefit. ~~ Wei “are‘ at all times" Char- of 'accepting of



;“ Woriderful ’eusfeS,”'but 'thtnybungaman who called at our -dffi«'e iapp&iPSd'-tct? be telling rthq;,truths, grateful to Dr. Gant for the relief he already experienced, .trJfpw iZea 3md Timstve?- m'lmJl'J JI Jjti. i . Dr. Grant haa • recently effected a very -remarkable cure in the; case;pf ’Evans', of Kumara, who lias* been under,' his treatment for'dea^heds : since Feb. Is,*, last.' 'Mmy Evans.has bpeg in ears fof kVefy' long' perlbcft-no less than thirty years-dhehi affliction having been caused, by a-fever, from which she suffered severely; Sincethat'ti me 1 she j- has been’ 'ahnnsft- tqtaii© desrtT’tOfqsbS heEff tbe' uiej ibudest 'sounds. r Since she has been mnder'Dtl GrintV treatment her hearing has gradaally that hPw ! she cam hear plainly in an ordinary voice. She willre-, of which she has been so long deprived, -f ---iWw&<SSasTim&j' Marbh lO; Hffltt"’* ] One of the-inmploytffea? Ift ■tK9 fs 'Pii'bhc# Worka'offlce’ here has sent us the follow ing-testimonial to the skill of Dr. Grant. He says I wish to let you know that r 3DicKC&rant hastg&Atly improved-tße^bla^- 1 ing of one of my ears, the membrahl qf .whiohCivas' in juredr aoiiae iud f&tß a|®. I may-add tHab two '■ BufgCblasi Biiltfed a -short!tdfn& > agoy coiAidarwb ®ib case incurable. ” Dr. Grant EaiSilidbdeb vety 'successful dn several difficult cases or disease of the eye-SoMUM] Tirn&s' f MmcH 1 There are amongst bd - Grant’s* 'sucebss'- ful eye cases at'Hokitika, a young ladyj, .at J-l Jack’s, Esq., the Mayor, cured'',l by Jbp>Mation, 6£ squinting-]. and Mrs] Wavent, operation for artificial pupil, i? DrdGrant is also SPECIALIST ifl'hhe DISEASES of WOMENS i and CHIL DREN. ■'"42B



i (gTEEDM AN’S SQOTHIN<SA , • CO^riJs r & TEETH.’ *' | ITTION T>O=:iPHJ-R<t4«AJS'BWsj TSik-T 1 bun .--t .it'-t*! f. this weU-&ppwnFqAily;MedU cine has been largely testeddlMd partS; byall grades of society, for of FIFTY YEARS. Its well-earned-exten .stve-sale has'dinddced iSPURIIHIS 'ISIMAn TRONS*; sjflflg of: .which fin'iOU.TWARD i CE, st>, closely ; re|emble i thpi Mi gindl as’ to ..hayep deceived, manjopOrchSSßES. Tiro 'proprietor therefore feels it due to the public to give a special caution against the use of SUCH IMITATIONS. ,’dj.’ * f ! Piifdfose/is.are therefore' requested carefully g r< distinctive characteristics, withpuj:'■■ ; |\\^iich; r i none.!. are se mEm y : case . the words - JOHN; 'CHEM)ST»T'WALWOjmi,! S,^d4REY»;[are -engraved-‘.on the; Qpternment ptamp sdfipced.to fach .packet.) ••. ■ 2nd— Each Single the dosejjaad the, .jKordft, Chein^t,Ara worth j. Surrey; pfintecl thereof, j ; i ! 'jrid—Ttid Steedmah,.:is. always s£elt with ,tWO*JJSffi "" ! Manufacture is carried on solely; ;a| Wfdyyorth, 'SMWi "'.if' J - y.'.M F«;J’ , fn Spld.in Packets., by all Chemists and cme Vghdors. i ' ‘'Sold by? KEMPT-jiORNE, and- Cp. ,: ' Ahcliiand,' ; . ..$3-



Witfd;W : Mm WINSLQW? As-,tljis '' * y 1; questiori s v i& ftequ&ltly, asked; >te shall shhftly Say thUt’ she 1 Id d‘lady;who fp ( r upwards, of thirty years has ithtirei'ngly devoted : her time and tal9n.ta.aa. a female fthysfdian find i nhrae,; • principally diffolg children-' -She.has tespeciallyhStililied the eoastituti oh * and wants' of' thi s • numerous class, and, as. a result of this effort and practical .knowledge obtained dn a.lifetliiie v as nurse ’and,‘physiciah,''she has com -pounded a SOOTHING :SVR UP for ChiT difen. It, operates likehmagic, giving rest .aftd health, and is, -moreover, sure to regulate the bowels, - In ? Consequence of ithi« r >artiol[©,<| lyCcsi?: Winslow!-is becoifi&ig world-renounedfcas iw-’ benefactor of her j{aso. to Gbildreni cai'thinlyiidd/rise, up &rid bless her. . -JEspSolailyaiS this the case in This city. iiVast quantities of the Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used here. We Winslow has imunfirtajjsed her name byotiiia; invaluable article, and we sincerely. believe That thousands, of chil dren liav.eheeil saved, -frond'an early grave j?yi.tsi tiiSely Use, and that! Anillions yet unborn will share its benefits and unite in calling her blessed. No mother lias dis charged heir, duty to her -suffering little OtSA t in! out opiiiioßj .until she has given'it tie; benefit'of - Mrs, Winslow’s' Soothing Syrup. Try it, raothefsj ; try it mow.— ladies’ Visitor, New York-GityiT m- ( iwX



DYICE TO MOTHER§.—Aro you , broken ip your rest .by.a sipk child, auffenn'g' wftlv thp pj«p‘ teeth ? Go at once "bo the - chemist and get a hpttle of Mrs. WINSLOW’S SOOTHBtfS SYRUP. It will relieve the poor suffo&r immediately. - It is, perfectly harmless;; it produces natural, ■ quiet : slebp by reliev ingT'the, child from pain, and the little cjifgub. aa. bright f as-p fcpttwwy ■jn use in Ampriqa,: andAs by medical men. It is -very, Peasant to Jahe,; Gm rfmtf V u’siftblia'tbe gums, alldtifKy paiL is the best, known remedy ftft' dyifentty and' -1 dihMiOSa, • ’ whether arising from ’«ething toriatlioPTcaukdAi ÜBfei surd 'find afck;soisMra..i Winslow’s CB6atliingsiSyri%, w t«l S ee dhtLt . ‘ < Gurtik ahdj*Herktns>, T NdW york andl’ Londonis -Out tho i outside wrapper- : -Ndi mbther .shuulcbJie-fcitbimit it. Sold ;bV alkm®dioipoiideaterßpi4tf*tei Oxford street.



Medical. ENO’S FRUIT SALT THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF LIFE GOOD FOOD. I How to eujoy good food that would other wise cause Bilious headache, disordered Stomach, Poisoned Blood, &c.—use . ENO’S FRUIT SALT. A NATURAL APERIENT. ENO’S FRUIT SALT, when taken with waiter, acts as a natural aperient, jts'simple hut'ftatural action removes all impurities, thus presferying and, restoring health. Ifits great yalueiti keep , ptgThe body inThealth vterq ho fam should be withoutit. Fagged,' weary, and. worn OUT !! ! ; ,



s Anyone whose duties teqltire'them to under-. . go mental or unnatural excitement or strain— . r E)S O’S (FRUIT .SALT 1 is the best ; known : remedy. Itacts like a. charm. It allays ner vous excitement, depression, and the injurious, ' .effects of, stimulants. : and, too rich .food, jits" power in aiding the. digestion -ii? 'nip^sttiKmg. It also restores theinervpus cbvicntion' (by natural • means), tlse FRUIT SALT. -.Yaijt cannot overstate! its igretO value in keeping tlie blood pure and free from disease. , END verms 'SttfaUIiANTS; —An n sufficient ; araouh’t 'of exercise frequently derangeSThelivef. .END’S FRUIT? SAlL'f' is peculiarly, adapted for- any.' constitutional weak ness oLthediVeiX AiK’onlrkof woes-is 1 avoided by those;!.who'keep and fusel; END’S FRIfIT, .SAL;I’.-+n , ‘ Allottf.ctistoaiCrs for Eno’s Saif 1 it upon any considh&tipn, they having received so much benefit from it| — WoctD Brothers, Chemists, Jersey, 1878. V !) y ■ * ■■ * /' ■ ■pVEIcY trljnk. anu prppare&fronj Spund,; Ijtipe Em&fftfca ,Hpdih> i •I ■s}&' Coplingj' Sparkjjng, and., liyyigofcttng: idr any Season, It.is.,uie.J)est,i^ > ren for BiUdusness, 1 ) -Sick; tlea<! t i firnp'tionsi < Feyefs, Pimples on the 'fieyerijliriess, fMehtaJl Depression-, Waht of Appetite) * Spur- J ness of Stomach,_ Constipation, v Vdihitirjg, TbiOtJ 6aj.,7663! tblrfehidv3 ttid‘effects of ahd uH j



- jl n<tvc used your FruifSaß fSPriiany years, and haVe verified your statements'. The thanks of the . td-you fdrtyorfr unceasing ’gptfts,' to relieve suffering humanity. Long mrfy,,ydu ; Uve.to be a,bless|pg : it9 the .worlds FsOT | : for nearly, two. years.,, front 1 severe hdadache arid disordered .stomach, and- 1 after trying almost everything and spsßsng' rriuch ! motley 'without finding any beriefit, i I -was recommended-by a friend to try ENOjS FRUIT SALT, and before I had finish 1 one bottle I found it doing me a great deal of and now I am Restored to my usual health >o> and ofhers|t kripjv enjo/ea stfch health for years.—Yours nipst truly, Rongß'n EvMn'HKEVsj Post Office, Tt TTncfnril * f . .... !r I i ■ . AINU, VAT. ,-x .’S BALSAM of ANISEED. vr- 1 ; of. ANISEBEj.; XTE A 0 KDINARY ’TE B TIMCF r •“ - NIALS. ~_r , i



TJOWELL’S BALSAM* of ANISEED. :., /Dud.ikE sMoJCTABOB^writea ■'• “ Chateau de MontabQr^ J A,veypq]|i. J I ’Sir, —Having suffered for- some time from au obstinate cough, accompanied with fever, continuous head-aches, and vainly';: tried medicines, tb have recourse to your BALSAM of really marvelous results which I derived from it. From, the first dose. I falfe great reji4|,|tji| irritation of the throa| jvas calming down; and I recoveifedf Ithbialeep which had nearly left me. The third dose delivered me completely, and - 1 am now completely restored to Kl&th/ I I ‘-I -in/.-* | Receive, sir, with the expression of my . gratitude theaspuransqotjaiy, distinguished 'SeniliihiVfite. ' 1 V ...I, :o i r,r, or . DUC DB j HER MAJESTY S GUN. NBTLEY. i -.-v.-ii ci?.;' WicfcjlScotland, j J :• X’i . ] Having had: a; most distressing and sever.e7 cough/ si,which caused t hie many sleepless nights and Restless X was recomtnended .by his /LORDSHIRI the EARL of CAITHNESS >tb * try r . youi; .most •:■ invaluable ;: Bidsaiti ofAniseed/ .and{/Jvcan!-assurb you,; with ;the first dose, I found immediate relief/" even! without ; having: rto;' Suspend -niy various duties; . aridthe bfirpt /small..bottle com-; . pletOly/tehred’ ihae;’l thbfefbie «>f ihhwbl thej :gdeatedt confidence in Tfally, tecommeud ing it to the million. Signed, ' , ' • | f W.jLENtZELLi' H MxGbß. 'NBTLKY. | m in i rP | . COUGHS; ’T : - 1 •• FLtTENtA; rl j



. ©y.WJSU.’S,-i I.lieiesifi^cts ; fif .oiVKtefsppwful, tak?n ln a| is.extraqrdinary.: '■" No family should be .without it in the winter.; Sold by Chemists 'and Medicine Vendors i UUIUCdt. <IX9 Cavlli irfa ( i«uiV3iu.u w J ; Proved <6fily ’by ■: TfcdMAS; 'Pp WELL, dil'ackfriarsjKoaid, LondoH;’’ ’■ il ,y n '- - 1 TjO WELL’S BALSAM of 'AISIISEED..! JT , “ Sir,—l have for a long time suffered] from a" Severe 1 and .tried ’ afl'b&rlnbr of] remedies; :t UK lifb&eeht advisedPO WELL’S j ANI&BfEO } a few days. You are af liberty- to tfScbffhls lettevlia lfopes'fhat! otlfers may benefit by it.— am.iSir, iVours. &c., I*-* ALBERT- COUNT POTOCKI.’-’- FOR-i -:<SDIKSHS, l-BRtXNC HlTfe, 11 IN FLUENZA, 1 'GOLDS, &c. L EOR COUGHS, - BRONCHITIS, IN-i !. FEUENZA,-COLDS,. ■-U £ ,wUGItS t CpEBS,|&c. m IN )OWELL’S t BALSAM.; OF’ ANISEED i ! / o vih n:.



w ILL LOOSEN,, the Verger' writes : ‘‘ f was.advised to try the PHLEGM imme of-yVes^nirtistet’s Balsam pf Aniseed;' I'did, atid have -found gifeat, relief. It is iost ' comforting in #llayin£ imitatioit’a'nd giving strength to'the roiie. ! ., ■ Lioridl Brdugh; l ' Esijij tha : e/hTnehi, a«o(, writers 1 think, it an mvhlnablemedicinefor members of my profession, and have always fefpJwdfended' its-to.:my brother' and s-alter artistes-,' T' RItLY./ an EXTRAORDINARY ‘E& . PECTOKAN T. —Mr. Edward ©{ ißUry.s dludts. ,i writes ; to.- MesirsJ > Paltaer & Son, Ramsay :—“ Having beehiiiifthe*habit of using Powell’s Balsam of-Anijeeddfortf great nun,ibcc of years, f luve gfeaf pleasure id bear ing tfestiriiony to its as an expectorant. I always find a dose gives immediate relief, and, small a perfect' cafe.” ~ * ' A SK for POWELL’S -BALSAM of ANISEED !t t,f.<:]s • Observe . tbe .Trade Mark, Lionet, ■\i\yholcs*i4 j'Agen&nin:;ithe<)AiistrfiKan and i?e\v 'Zealand ConniesinEuirofiiißicrthers ; Eyers & Solomon Grimwalde, other-Mdfcy|remqniesV J Mc^efdr —Thomas Road London.



Medical. -■> —jr • - i.. Keating’s PoWder. Keating’s Powder, . . ■ Keating’s Powder. KeatingtoSowdeecr. KiHa Bugs, Mbths, : * •■T,f i>i r l'i This? Powder^ B to ANIMaC. UE^rbutifeuwManta^m destroy ing-- fleas' .bugs,’ cioc&ioachei, titles. moths m ftifs, Sports* men will find IMS'invaluable for destroying fleas in their dogs, as also ladies lor their pet idogsJi*; /HAKiaHjnl ; ‘•■•im.i .dounfotahiT.) o> \ f SALE that it has to wmfo so* called articlejm r ytM PgBCKp are CaVTIONED ttfat’the tuis of tti&jronnine powder bear, the -aWdgiapa*AS KEATING. •



•■vih( > oifir-iT ■ ’ ' Worax Tablets, A PURELY VEGETABLES WEETMEAT, both in taste, furnishing a most agreeable method cortgiri- reme%j<Ss I THREAD an 3 mhd^breparauonj »A¥t Jl * ig the only 1 N A L or safe Sold in rihs and for children. Proprietor, ‘ .’tj &don. "' ‘- - " 95®® •■•V.;,.. oi J-'J’J vl-UOl iblit 'r 'M. ’!-i;h iinrri-ni—rirnr—•



VHMK 31 V! n? ■ A very nicely perfumed .mists and .perJL Hry/at , JpetUng'.all'tKß old 0 r of’ct nsiit 'W its'Sata&L . wUPp&sftireiy' rektoi tyjiiuu mum vi v.. w .......prkparatiras Wthe day do.. Tibia preparation kmo.whitli fail' in 'We bifflrto its *° ^ !l! WkVen#th<j' bafr ’tafiS^'(&^||a^Sag healthy condition. It pScufaar vitality, to, the .jopto lair, restoring it to It’s ’ youtbfnr 1 freshness and vigor. . this prepaiatipn for week or tkro’Wnr faded, —^-=TWBWbd



richness. Ifcd»ii<jfca(£lj*g, nor does it con* -tain any colorinjr" matter" or~'offenaivo 'shbstarice 4oUJMiscate7d#Wfen Shite ‘ »litaeb,vfe6t-‘produces -the «otttaface<6£'ithfi tad*? lßß|w ;iftg *rbin : BwtfcltClteflart, m©’ theWtherdayihe hli' i la&file; ! of s the I uattufaivbolor.”| ,it * *hdyflb#hadfc*ff> 4toy Irfespectable Chemist, Perfumer, or >lMuer



T Wopjps:s : : coii&a ■ ractof'the mmm ( FiC!i if t < -1.1 #1 • 1 <ii to. 'L'* i■! il / 2 S€ HVhi’ Wiriplaih’S. ’' Tne¥' the irritation Ifi iiniilto J XJ.iX JU I constitution of all»outy,matter andolEer impurities, •&liiol?,^by : t%|wilating in the msgswysr causes ju:pductive~nf/so much ''they r the 1 of artdifliiid.' > ‘T6 ! >thbae ! * *ll6 iffi luxuries of thetable’ piHS ■action, unless tney meet) ’wren ’an of tte&id r, Hjei' ithi Stomach 1 ■ arid" 'bptrelsC' ’ TW thetf 5 W' 1 recommended: 'as h ’dlitnates. 51 Thfe if* 3 < binedViththC' strictest; attention 181 will be'- ( #ife<sneiitly • fou&d to remove at ondey by < their influence over the secre -flons, that congestive akfli eon« -dition the hverwhighrilß3oftentts • f eaiKdSti constitutional disturbanc 4hat •^ihtaehded !i: «s i d6Wairiiii& ( ’ . ■tot r da4ige* r dtfely A&lW ii> mgiroidttts^ I l» . ths thfeyi a#g l : 'd^fdhiafyabl^siiijflicity ; - £ &f , and whatever difent t&ey r ttiofi' df ’pmre dr tigs , • hSd tHfl bestowed ‘ \xjS6h 1 th&tf.snbiffi :q«fent •p*e{Jar6tiony s dtf ppbn iledged * peculiarity df their doffiptoStuffi, They are not recommended m a paH&jW, ■nor nfe t but •as d'ntila' tmd efficacious' aperient ami tonic in thfe ! validns 'forms of indigesotm. have been



V'i - .** - r^f. io V/pt> « i>fl« ci.-ir/f-rf"'-' ' ■ bnoH odJ Ifl Ashburton. rG\JmDsm, . feEkN'Sf,' 1 •*"• ' f,! ’ ,i# OAN'ibe obtained ifrdmthei fbUfotiug Agents, who - H. M. Jones F. Clark Jarstena Mr. McLauglan - M. Atkinson G. Lawrv a%d Sou Qm. r ..„,x fIW -.i VVjn, Cass, . 'W.mrM ..." The Triangle ... East street ...' East street —.— Wakanui ... Seafield : .W si 3#yi£nu£ Cm. 4 1 ff.a !»ns ow *M oal Si; fi;' Butler n •'. T. Er Tomlinson,,,, J ai[A. floe -</hertiey .-Smut I M. Hudson jJ. Bowiok * ‘ 1 Mayfi i o i»sfy a Infendixiff Suoscnbera will please fill, on ekn- be 3 olitai!frea frmh alijyof the above Agents. They will also tmigi by stating on the .back, of the order to which agent they pay their subscription!. .m. .t >ff.o«iM-j..Tjr a