A CHINESE SENSATION.

of Ho ig ~ kong, has T great'Ttate of ;x ---dtement (says a despatch from Ho ig kong, dated February 26) owing to he terrible' butchery of a wealthy and in fluential family of the place by a b; nd of daring pirates who for years infes ed that neighborhood. The occurrei ce happened in the following romat tic manner: —Some few years ago one ( hi Wing, a rich shipowner of Kai Pi ig, had in his employ a very smart midc le aged man, Ah Shing, whom he p -o moted from the position of a corampn laborer gradually to that of a chid clerk. After Chi Wing had lost nearly 3,oo«4taels.by continual erabezzlemer ts, he caused Ah Shing’s removal. 7he great shipowner’s affairs prospered. 1 d wards the close of last November he was calculated by competent judges to be worth at least i,500,000d01. !Ie owned at the time, aside from his fleet of sailing junks between Kai Ping aid thia port, a line of Ashing boats that is worth over ioo,ooodoL The discharg id employee resolved upon a plan to ph n der his former employer, but the hoi se was well guarded both day and nig ht by a body of well-chosen men. Ah Shing then suddenly remembered tlfat .there was one great “ hobby ” of tie millionaire, and upon that particu ar subject the old gentleman has er been known to conquer himself, a id that was his particular partiality tows rd the opposite sex. Not many mites away from Kai. Ping was a little island, the stronghold of China’s most daring robbers and pirates. To that plate Ah Shing went. To the pirate chief Chili he made known a cruel plot, by which old Wing and his family were jto Stolen. The plot was laid out in this manner; which was as unique is daring :—Chief was to select 01 ie very handsome and courageous yout i, to be dressed in the height of fema ie fashion, and two more youths of less :r to act is maids to the former. Accordingly, one Won Moo, a handsome youth pf eighteen, and two others, whose names were not mentioned, were selected Apr the expedition. They were accom panied by two genuine old women of the band. Ah Shing acted as guaijd for the entifg&Aty ©Walse females, add safely landed them on the shores pf Kai Ping, where he had previously engaged a the occasion. [ After having safely quartered his

peculiar females he made his way t - splendid spirits. Ah Shing mentioned she, with her mother and attendants, had just arrived, in -the city from So.b Chow. old clerk if he could arrange for a meet ing. The ex-clerk finally received L.2‘5 cash in Jaanflpfiodbai ftirihdi promise of 1,25 if he could induce the younjg ladies and the mother to favor the mil lionaire yisih ioThe arrangements were successful. The next day at noon the “young ladies”came with the mother and^heimillionaire Wmg skiv them. Hje offered L 350 to the supposed mother of the eighteen-year-old beauty, Woh fteOrand 'of herCHitightef'. The offer was reluctantly accepted. Notwithstanding the earnest objection of the'old (thp, happy marriage was postponed until late in the after noon of the next day. Ah Shing, see ing his scheme worked well, hastiljy signalled to the--pirates across thje waters to proceed with the balance of the programme. So by sundown th'e next day there were over 300 desperate pirates in various forms of disguise. Some were pedlars ; other's' were fortune-tellers. At 6.30 p.m, the bride attfEhafithf«!& were conveyed into the luxurious mani sion of Chi Wing amid great rejoicing.' The oQwAiQutsidftnvasi ve'fv gfeat late in the day, and the master of cerq monies ordered the great gates to bfe closed long befoce-their usual time. At

about half-past eleven, alter the last guests bad been sent away, Chi Wing ihocwdoufe apartments of his new bride, little think)- ing of the cruel fate that awaited him) Won Moo drew., a glittering dagger and thrust it irita tne of Chi Wingl who fell dead on the floor without even a grdan. In haste each pirate disrobed himself of the female garb, and the two attendants rushed to open the gates, while Won Moo shot off a skyi the outside tJ plunder and murder the inmates of the Wing mansion. The whole thing was conducted so scientifically and sud* denly, and the guards at the gates were! so perplexed, that before they could .find out. the cause half of them were already |l)£(|fprdjbf |ljb daring pirates, ana the Balance were so panic-) stricken that each fled for his own life i 4jme to interft?pt I( fleeing pirates.; After a sharp skirmish on both sides) the pirates fled under cover of dark-j ness, leaving seven dead and ten cap-; lured, including Won Moo, the hand-! some and daring youth. The Imperial!

Guard lost two killed and several

wounded. Chi Wing’s family was! nearly extinct. A thirteen-year-old boy,! fortunately visiting relatives in the! country, was the only one of the once wealthy Wing family left alive. Aj hasty examination was given to the pri-l soners the next morning by the presid-t ing Magistrate of Kai Ping, and a few! hours afterwards the entire company! were taken near the seashore, opposite to the island of the pirates, and almost! within sight of their enraged comrades! they were beheaded.

IHE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1883

Printed and published daily, for the Propristpsft' by Angus K. Chapman, of AshburtoL at ' Thr Ashburton : • GbAMHAhr*Pflhting . Office, West Street, iAshburton*, l ■ 1 ’ I shollT Tue?day,’Jvme 19, 1883, H»5 'liwi •• Rili-t



f At a committee meeting of the Auck land .Rugby Union Football Association the Secretary read a letter from Welling ton re the Sydney trip, and from Christ church and Dunedin, refusing to give any turn towards the expenses of an Auckland team going South, on the principle that* interprovincial teams had always paid; their own expenses. It was unanimously; agreed that the Secretary be instructed to! write to the secretaries of the Christchurch' And Dunedin Unions informing them that the statements in the letter re visiting were incorrect, as all teams visiting Auckland hitherto received either a sum of money or payment of expenses. The Seecatary was also instructed to write to the Secretary of the Southern Rugby Union, Sydney) asking what terns the Union would be prepared to offer in the event of an Auckland team going to:



The N.Z. * Times of Thursday says : yesterday.Jiyatwoof the steerage passengers by the lonic, whq, complained of their that vessel during the voyage, and handed in to us a formal statement in writing of their grievances, signed by 53 of the third class passengers. Their complaint was expressed in the following words ;—“ 1. The fact of the Company conveying Go vernment emigrants without notifying the aame to passengers previous to leaving London, and in direct contradiction to in quiries made at the Company’s offices. 2. Emigrants being in some instances allotted the recognised cabins of the third class with them.' m ,3- 'The, Cjtal want of system m v the cooking' and nateing out of the provisions. A. Ihe-jtraus f o rmSW^“for'day a together ofthe cabins of thesinglemen into coalholes, consequent on several hundred tons of coal being hoisted from the hold below, through the. hatchway ; dn t& deck, resulting l in serious damage to wearing apparel and bedding, and contrary, as we believe, to clause 26 of the Passengers Shipping A.ct, such coal being worked (without cessation for passengers’ meals) from, A.ifl' to^p, p.m. We, are quite prepared subatanr tiate the above in every particular. ” The passengers fur her complained to us verb ablly that in consequence of the crowding of the Government immigrants, they were obliged to.oce'jpyv dark- and, ba<jily ventilated * sleeping-bertha, and' that I ‘the cook and steward were unable to attend to their duties properly. They also stated that they did not receive the pro visions mentioned in the dietary scale. We recommended them to teat the merits of their case in Court by suing for breach of contract, so that the real facta of the mat ter might be made public.



Prospectus ROSPECTUS Lion Brewery Co. (LIMITED), ASHBURTON. CAPITAL £20,000 In 4,000 shares of £5 each, Qf which j only 2,ft00 shares are now offered to the public. —— PROVISIONAL DIAEOXOE&: , f ~ Joseph Ivess, Esq., M. H.-Rr ' ' - *-'■ - H. T. Winter, Esq., J. P. Bonald IpJsq. of Ashburton. * Hugo Friedlander, Esq. lander Bros.) ~ David Thomas, ijlsq.x.YMessrs*' Mhlsori, Cox and Co.) John Carter, Esq. (Messrs. Wilbin'and Carter).,, ">0 ... William Horne, Esq. (NZ. Grain Agency Co.) , 1 Dr. W. G. Ross. Joseph Clark, Eads' /j j/. ' »t ,' ( >J Octavius Digby, Esq. Bankers —Bank of New Zealand, j. of THE



1 Solicitor —o. W. Purnell, Esq. Secretary, pro tem—W. H. Gundry. The Company is proposed to bq formed for the purpose of purchasing‘''the pro-' perty and business of the Lion Brewery Company in Ashburton. 'I: The very extensive agricultural district, in the centre of which the town of Ash burton is situated, is one in which a*Ve¥y' large private as well as hotel trade is carried on, and the facilitifeaifor brewing all that could be wished, and the water„ofj better quality for the purpose than'can’ be found elsewhere in the Province of Canterbury. The Lion Brewery is situated on T.S. 366 and 367, at the corner of Dobson and Cass streets. The building is of brick, with a concrete cellar, which can be extended underground at a very small cost, and is quite new, having been erected about twelve months. The Building and Plant is all of first class quality, well arranged and very com plete, and with the connection already estabjished.it.is anticipated r.hat-there will he no difficulty in extending the business,; with the influence of the Company j»nd capital'' throughout Canterbury, /but particularly throughout the Ashburton County.



The success which has attended the 1 Brewery Gjrppanibs in every ..part of the world* * oners"- 1 h great' Inducement to capitalists and investors to take up shares of this description* and the promoters have the greatest confidence fa the success of the proposed/ Company, dfid 1 h.^vV^agreed'to 1 ' latte' One Thousand Pounds’ worth of fully paid, up scares . shouldthe Company desire them to do so. It is further proposed to obtain the ser vices o ( fiafirst-6laa« brewer, io‘ ensure a large and profitable trade being done. AUhougty",tfce ,pwinip(J-,-pj»pitaJ ,;.o£..the Company is £’20,000, a comparatively small sum is required to purchase thppre sent premises and plant of the Lion Brewery, viz., £3,000, the stock' being taken at a valuation. ; ■ • The increased capital is required to ex tend the present premises'!.and business,! and also to ereot .a malthouse. It is be lieved that malting will be a very profit able branch of' the Company’s business, owipgto the ; q,qautity of barley grown id the'immediate district, i It to issue 2,000 shares only at present. but ft will be.left to the dis cretion of the Proviional Directors to issue as many shares as they think desir able. - ;■') i «■•-• ’■’ It proposed)toicallnp;£2 per, share, as required, in calls of not more than I,os, per share, 'atit af ihtepyala,, ? aifpr thp;ajlot ineht, qfhot lads' thah : thtea months.; ilie remainiag shares' will be issued to thp ( pujbljc-r(preference, being given! to eiistid'g shareholdera) as The requirements of the Obmpafiy develops, ahd J it is Confi dently! believed that: a substantial premium will be obtained on them, as. in' the case of other Brewery Companies, auchj premiums -tb'he'plaoe'dHo a reserve fund, and there by strengthen the position of the Com pany. ..r,, . , . If the Cotnpany is the de posits'w'illbe rbturnedin full to the appli cants. v ' The Share List, will.hpiclosed on Mon rr®y3helßthsuhß. ;, 1 “ 1172 liniiiii—ll i)!,,. 1 ’ J- T- t , .Boafpyfng, Houses, dec. ~ PRINCE, At’BERT "B OARJP IN G SGUSEf ' In consequence ot insufficient accom . modatian at the Echo Diriifag Rooms, the proprietor has taken tbb ,: PRINCE ALBERT BOARDING HOUSE, where a good tajd^.,, ( always be. kept. Meals la each. l ’*- * Good' Accommodation for Boarders and Travellers, at 16s, 18s, and £1 per week, to meet the times. Private families. , Remombey the ad arCM—UfrinXifis Truckle, Prince Albert Boarding Hofise,' Wills street, near the Railway Station. ta# d -U’ s' e (late a stee’s), i Tancrbd street Ashburton, The undersigned begs to inform the igufeie thafche;ha»'REMOVED from the rrince Albert Dining-rooms to the more comiaibdicms.'Boarditig-hduße lafely in the occupation of Mr Anatee, where he. hopes t&EboeM' the patronage ' bestowed upon him as heretofore. Goon Bath room. ~ “ rjio Y 0, J( £ h JI NTee rs. FGg, SALE; 6%. the; GUARDIAN Office!, the “New Zealand. Volunteer Drill Manual fob 188$. ,h ‘ Mice Is each. 1211



tOOipilblic "UTUAL FIRE INLTRANpE Eo west Rates :iT Premium. Insurers Share Profits without Liahilhy whatever. IHE AUSTRALIAN MERCANTILE UNION INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital £250,000, With power to increase. Twenty per cent, of the profits divided annually amongst the policy holders. U, Directors: John Blyth, Fsq., of Messrs Jehn Blyth and Co., President Alfred Sh >w, <Esq., of Messrs A. Shaw and Co., Vice-President Joseph Webster, Esq., of Messrs Joseph W ebster and Co. - Robert Reid, Esq.', of Messrs Warne and Reid ■. Stanford Chapman, Esq., of Messrs Vir goe, Son and Chapman. List of Shareholders :



Jphnßlyth, Esq.. J.P., of J*hn Blykh and Co., merchants, Melbourne Alfred Shaw, Esq., Wm. Hughes, Esq., Matthew Gill, Esq., cf A. Shaw and Co , importers, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gajin Shat'V merchant, Mer bourne W. McLean, Esq., O. McLean, Esq., ol McLean Bros, and Bigg, iron mer chants, <tc., Melbourne A. Currie, Esq., of A. Currie and Go. merchants and shipowners F. S. Roberts, Esq., Henry Meeks, Esq. of Briscoe and Co., iron Melbourne, Sydney, etc. -Q. Whittingham, Esq., J. Whittingham, Esq , merchants and millownets, Melbourne <? Edward Duckett. Esq., wholesale iron monger, Melbourne ‘ W. F. Moffatt, Esq., Wm. Peacock, Esq., of Kobertson and Moffatt, diapers, Melb urne 3 J Joseph Webster, Esq., of Joseph Webster and Co., Melbourne ; J. S. Peterson, Esq., John Whiting, Es(|.,



of Wm. Peterson and Co., tea mer. } Chants, Melbourne ' t' James Dodgshun, Esq., Mayor elect of Melbourne Joseph Dodtgbhun, Esq., of James Dodg ' shun and 00., warehousemen Robert Reid, Esq., of Warne and Reid, ‘ s'.}'warghcAiseirieni,’, / James McDougall, Esq., T>. Mo Rougall, Esq,’, of Messrs Sands and McDou ' gal), wholesale stationers \ 4. Rowan, Eaq; i J.P., of Re Oastella and Rowan, wine growers William Brooks, Esq., Melbourne Paper , , Mills j ' John Thompson, Esq., of Kilpatrick and Co,, jewellers, etc. Hon. James Service, James Ormond, Esq. I. f brJamesiServioe and Co., merchants



Melbourne. 4 Thomas Swallow, Esq - , J.P., F.T. Der iham, Esq., of Swallow anq Ariel I, ;; , biscuit manufacturers, Melbourne. j, , rues Sillier, Esp of James Miller and Cc ■ jute manufacturers, EdJ Baines,Esq.,wholesale, ironmonger,■ ; ; , Melbourne T. A. Davies, Fsd., miller,Riohmonb Win. Dean , Esq.,of Wm. Dean and 00., oil and colonr merchants. F,. O Large, Esq., of Lange and Thone . ' i man, merchants D. Beath, Esq., of Beath, Sohiess and Co., warehousemen and manufao turers 0. Smith, Esq., J.P., J. A. Fielding, Esq., of Smith, Winn and Fielding, malt sters and merchants Thos. Alston, Esq., J.P., of Alston and Br wn, drapers EL Moore, Esq., J. Christie, Esq., P. J. Spinks, Esq., of Moore, Christie, and Spinks, merchants, Melbourne . Geo. R bertson, Esq., publisher, Mel bourne Sydney, etc. Geo. Ramsden, Esq , miller, Melbourne; H. N. Alcpck, Esq., J.P., of Alcock and • ' ■' Co. , billiard table manufacturers John Lorimer, Esq,, W. Graham, Esq.-, df >\ ’ Confaoll, Hogarth, and. Co., mar ■u ' chants, Melbourne ’ : ' ' ■ , G, H. Traill, Esq., manager, Oriental 1 '' Bank ■ 1 \ Hastings Cunningham, Esq., John K. f i Smyth, Esq.; l Of Australia!tj Mort *'J gage and Agency Company, limited ; P. Nettleton, Esq., J.P., wool merchant A. Newell,' Esq;', of NeWelJ and Co., mer „ chants ' " f • , B. Chapman, Esq: :of Yiigoo. Son and '■ Chapman, merchants.' F. Throasell, Esq. , of Throssell and Tan* kard, maltsters A, and 7 R. Coughoy, ‘wine msrohants, Melbourne 1 J.'A;-Kitchen; Esq., of'J. Kitchen and Sons, candle, manufacturers IL Ti'Blaclcw&l, Esq. of .Brboks, Robin -f' son and Co'., glass, oil, and color merchants 1., ;■:?s ‘ i_ F. J. Sargodd.Esq. - , H. Bntler, Esq., «l <v 6argood ‘ Butler and Nioboll, ware housemen, Melbourne and New Ze a. land oi -■l. ; !• ..iooj’va*’ J. Paterson, Esq., J. R. Laing, Esq., ■ • ; John M. Braced Esq,, of Paterson, Laing, and; Bruce, warehousemen, Melbourne 'i v.v't i: ; . - O. rFenwick, Esq.,J.p.jof Fenwlokßros. ■ 1 warehousemen : • ;■ «!> W, K. Thomson, Esq. , J;P., Sl' Renwiok; Esq., of James McE wan and 00. il-dn merchants,Melboume.; Davies aiid Campbell*, : solicitors, Melt bourne-' ' b ' R. Harper, Esq.j of Ri> Harper and Co., spice merchants and millers 0, R. Parsons, E -q., j .Melbourne agent South British Insurance Company ' James Thomson, Esq., ehipowner, Mel ; , bourne... /! >! ■. ' V. E, White, Esq. , of A. Shaw and Co. : .9 imerchanls,,Brisbane ' . W. jG. Stephens, Esq;, of Stephens and Watts, drapers A. Parker, Esq., of R. .Goldsbrough and Co.,,Limited W. E. Adcock* Esq., of Adcock, Bros. merchants i < • Hon. J. C. Francis, 0. M.G., of Francis and McPherson OharlesCampbell, Esq.*, of Q. Campbell and Co., lime and cement merchants John L. Roberts,' Esq. j ' director City of Melbourne Bank ' j A. B. Robinson,' Eaq., Commeroiai editot of the Age J. B.Sitrimons, Esq., commercial editor Cl the Telegraph ’ 1 , : ' Wiseman Brothers, woollen warehbtue ■' men . ■ - ‘ ; ’’ '" ( A, Jack, Esq., of A. Jack and Co., whole-; 'sale'stationers'' ■ H. J. Langdon, Esq,, J.P.', of H. J. > Langdon and 00., drysalters 3. T. Bussell, Esq;, manager Melbourne Exchange 1 • Hugh McNeill, Esq., of Briscoe and 00., . Dunedin - ■ '■ 0. Esq., Victoria Sugar Com -■I-*- pany ■■■'■-- t ‘ ■ '"■ ’ John Binnie, Esq., of *Gdorge Webstei and Co., merchants &b. , ■&c., &d. Christchurch ,Board of Directors: Williapj Pratt,; Esq„ jOhaiiman Henry Thomson, Esq., M.H.R. William S range, Esq. John Frith Roberts, Esq. H. Hobday, Esq, ' J. McVEY BAIRDS Manager for ; New Zealand. Offices: Hereford stieqt West, ° iJ ' Adjohil , t‘i{i Uiiion l^ank. Insurances against FiVed&ffefcted on almost every tlesci ijithinf-ofipi cvpehty. All Losses,;p/pip}!t.ly ? eMled üßChrist- Agents for .'s' l * m' a-d Dis rict: AW*** . of



T3£3axv7llssms j^paysop. >UT4N TEMPERANCE -HOTEL, -- Christchurch. S. Stoddart BEGS respectfully to inform the Public that he HAS TAKEN THE ABOVE HOTEL, And all necessary improvements are b« ingP made to ensure the comfort of Customers. Grilled Steaks, Chops, and Hot Meals at all hours. ! The Hotel Bar is now open from 7 aim. to 11 p m., where Coffee is always ready and all Temperance Drinks can be pro cured. TEA TO ORDER. Tripe and Pish Suppers Every Night (Sundays excepted), from 7 to 10 o’clock p.m. A Green for the use of Families and Children adjoinin'? the Hotel. 1365



A. LFOED FOREST HOT^L. John Tisch, Whc has again taken the hotel at Alfcird Forest, would be glad to receive a dall - i from his old friends and as/ many nfew ones as can make it convenient to give '’ ■ ] a look in. Good accommodation for horses. 1328



HBUETON POTEL ARCHIBALD M'COLL (for many years Manager of the late Sir Cracroft Wilson’s Rangitata Station) begs to in form his numerous Friends and the gene-, ral public that he has taken possession 'of, tbe Ashburton Hotel, which has bepn greatly improved and entirely re-furnished and re-decorated, and is now replete with every convenience, and;, comfort., jAy M'Coll would, therefore, assure liis. patrons that they will have every atten tion bestowed oh them. ■ i { Excellently Furnished PRIVATE APARTMENTS for FAMILIES. All Liquors kept in stock are under the special supervision of the Proprietor, who will guarantee them to be of the' best de scription-and quality. - ' . I | - The Hotel is situate close to the Ash burton. Bridge, and, the, Stabling (being now dndor the Prbprietbrship of Mr James W. M‘Rae, late oi the Somerset Stables), is sufficient guarantee that Coun try Visitors, will meet with every Apr commodatioh in that respect. ■ • 1330



THE GLASGOW PIE HOUSfe, Comer of Dowling and Princes streets, Dunedln, - J. DONALDSON, ! Proprietor. Has opened a place in connection with the above, which he has christened “ THE BODEGA,” i and can, promise to supply his friends with a better Glass of Wine or Beer, direct from the cask in a cool cellar, than they can Obtain anywhere in the city.. Dowling Street. Princes street. ‘ “¥hE BODEGA” 'au 17 Business Notices. TTwEAPNESS.—Quacks calling them- B / selves “ Doctors,” are utterly,mill ing the organs of hundreds suffering froth deafness, chargitig from L 5" to L2O for bo doing. I have two infallible remedies (No. J, deafness arising from colds ; No. 2, the thickening of the parts of the Tympanum)'from recipes sent me by those world-known Aurists, the late and pre sent Senior Surgeons of the Eoyal Dis pensary for Diseases of the Ear.—Send stamps for particulars to T. B. HannX ford, Auckland, N.Z. 1270



JQT7 NED IN Up REWERY. OELEB R A T E D xxxx BITTER ALE, 'BITTER ALE. PLEASES BOTH Eif BAND PALATE; > ■ TONIC AND WHOLESOME. 1 Guaranteed absolutely free from adulteta- , f ) ■ tion. '■*' - i! v - ; The following-*£l*6 specimens of the'cbm plithentsl We are' receiving "frequently' “ Please ship by next boat 3 hhda Alej same as lait; jrery good indeed, -Bluff. ‘ 'Tlfelieve your beer is tEe best in {he market.”—Balcluthat'3 i “ I must congratulate you on the quality! of the beer : it is qiagnificont. T£ you can keep it up to that you have gps al good thing!”—-Waimate. , : > ' KEAST & MCCARTHY,; LiMiiEBD. , < Agents,for Meukofw’sißrandyj Roderick iPhu.'and Snaughraun Whiskies, andMark den and Raffley’s celebrated Billiard Tables. ; > ; /•!',,» 1266 S. S EARLE’S ; . Drapery Sale; : THE NEW SH IP, BARGAINS East street. BARGAINS fcThe New Shop. The NeW Shop. 1347



John Broom, SIGN WRITER, DECORATOR,! COACH PAINTER, &c. Orders may, be left at McColl’s, Ashbur-I ton Hotel;, or Husband’s Stables, Hill’si Hotel. 1257'



TO STATION HOLDERS, FARMERS, TRADESMEN, &'THE READING PUBLIC. Ex a.s. Te Anau, a large Assortment of good and useful, Books to suit all classes, ’among which—‘The Horse, by Youatt, Cattle, by Youatt, Cattle and Sheep, by jArmatage, Birdkeeping, by Dyson, Smiles’ Scotch Naturalist, and a large as sortment of Tradesmen’s Manuals ; also, a large Stock'of first-clast STATIONERY, comprising Handmade Drawing Papers, Banker’s Handmade Note, Ladies’ super fine Repp, Ladies’ Soci il Note Paper and Envelopes, (ih boxes). " > ’ Envelopes. from common ; to finest quality. Stationery in boxes. , , Architects’ and Engineers’ ,materials supplied! ; v■, O > Gliomas F. Fa^ey, on BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, . Saunders’ Building, Ashbuhton. 1041 ;



ENTBAL SHOEING FORGE. -i !| 1 jLftte Wjth pi Begs’; tjo itfbtip 4* the Barpiera genejfji} pdblid' 'of', Ashburton -that f ße fyas jtaken bv^r a the' pranajaea adjdiijihjg the Central iS , -‘C l ..in. ! n-T / SHOEING ANip WORK wlth oare, and at n reasonable rates. • 637



AN EVjjfi-Ma.ITS REMEDY.-j-T i the Editor, aheallhy sign ofthe tunes when our local papers are beginning to deal in a fearless manner with bankrupts and! thjej .bankruptcy laws. The tifne has come,"jhen Something must be done 'eithier liy tie legisla ture or by business then th^ms^lyes'to puk an. end fo a ■ state of affairs Which' & a dregrace 10' our boasted ', We (the unjier-' sigbed)i have ' been- : doing business in jtort: about/ 3% years, and the money we have iperiod 1 by.' bankrupts, leyan ters, /and . blacklegs generally, amounts tjo a great deal more; than the margin usually allowed for bad debts.,,.lff (he law cannoPpro tect us then lye must protect ourselves, ’and there is only one way to do so, vi?,., to: abolish the credit system altogether., This system has been the curse of other countries besides New Zealand, and past experience has proved it to be rotten’ to; the core. Owing to recent heavy ■losses 'we have resolved to sell for cash only in future. The honest ihan who is willing to pay his 20s in the £, and pay as he goes, will find'this no disadvant age but a great, gain, as he will be able to obtain a . first-class article milch cheaper than he wquld under the old system, Wc shall exert our selves to the utmost as heretofore to' give our customers full satisfaction, and. every order will be executed in our usual first-class style —but we shall no longer run any unnecessary risk. Under the cash’ system .we'at'd prepared- to offer a'special line of tweeds at' thel followjng unusually,low prices Gehtlemah’s suit made to order, £z 18s 6d; ladies’ tailor made ulster, £ 2. All other goods in proportion, for cash only. ’ 1 ‘ CRAIGHEAD & CO., - ' TAPEORS AND CLOTHIERS, ’ Tancred Street,



0. Hyel, Q Y S T E R S A L OOK. .JTresh. and Smoked- . FISH al.wa.yß on hand. , Tea and, Qoffee.arti alihourai Ali?o, Fried Fish. Note the address.—'Wipi street, next Cookson’s.Stables.. 1213



rrroNDERS will neve * CEA^E 3k Hayes & Co. ABE ' Slaughtering their hGOds At the following prices ; | ... 8s lid Good White Blankets French Dress Serges . ~, Costume Cloth . ... ~..i Winceys ..... ... American White. Calico (per doz.) Tapestry. Carpet ... ... Waterproof Coats ,i 0 ... We have a grand lot of Water proof Coates 'with Gapes ,at .. Lot of Men’s Ebits" *(' ;.'.A‘ ' ~ Men’s T.weed .Troqpars Men’s Mole Trousers' Kid Gloves ... •Ulsters Feathers - .... ... ... ; ... .'(‘d Frilling' ... _ ~ij , ; : ... 2i Velveteen ..... ... ... Is 8 Stayp-, i,..., ... la S Muffs ... ... ... la C Black Mats . 6 Bibs •., ■ ...• . f Ribbon i...... ... ... <1 Garters..' ~v. . ... , ;1 Muslin Work ... ... , ... . i The above are Special Lines we are iA ' offering at '' l :!: - IMMENSE, REDUCTIONS. OUR ROOT S.TOC/K ’ IS GRAND i *'-1 : At prices that must please all. Observe the address— ‘ j HAYES & CO., n 4 Bullock’s Arcade. . P. &D. Duncan, * 4 GRICULTURAL ' IMPLEMENTS •a.- 1 ■“ MANUFACTURERS, CHEISrCHDROH AND ASHBURTON, Having beeh appbintecT AGENTS at Aah burtpfa'«f6r-tbeJi:v ; ■ | DEEDING REAPER .AND TWINE ■ :^o)EßS,'' '' i iWparspow prepared to. take (orders for next season.. , .As only a limited number will be imported,;(early necessary. All orders, received after April 30 wiU.be L 5 extra.' WeAra also prepared-to take orders tor ! MoCORMICKU ?r fl (REAPERS AND BINDERS. Makers of J Ploughs, Drays, Harrows, Rollers, Grub bers, Seed-sowers, Strippers, and newly-improved,Direct Draught DISC HARROWS (the Latest and the Best), .made any size up to 15ft, and every description of Farm Implements. { J ust received, ex Soukar, A large quantity of HORNSBY’Sj PLOUGHSHARES, . Odd Brand,; ordered expressly for Ashburton. Also, Some extra heavy JMould Boards (our 1 own pattern), best cast steel, suitable for contractors. REPAIRS of 'every* description '* of MACHINERY at reasttnable; charged 1015



EAST STREET. DinjLant $ Goe, Ace still Belling at prices which have gained for their establishment such an immense popularity in the past. All goods marked in plain figures, and sold at, a profit calculated, to .afford, such advantages as no other house in| town can permanently offer. , Our‘‘WINTER STOCK recently re-: ceived is Extraordinary Good Value. i DIMANT & COE, REAP Y-MONEY DRAPERS; CLOTHIERS, &0., . ■ . i Victoria House, East street, Ashburton. 816



Ip HOT O G R A P H Y Ch&riM Xiawrence* PHOTOGRAPHER '■ (Of HigK Street, Christchurch), By special Appointment to &ie Governor, Begs t° the residents of .Aphljur ton and the surrounding districts, that ho has OPENED in SAUNTERS’ BUJLD USTGS, Past street, Ashburton, ancTasj t all PioturpgjVKiU.be taken bynimselt, it’ will be a sumcieht guarantee that none but Satisfactory Photographs will be i sent out of his Studio. . . INSTANTANEOUS PHOTOGRAPHS of Ghndreb iaten. Equally good results are ojrtappfl op dull day? as Ifehit opes this process. ' Pictures enlarged to any . andhniahed ln :.Oil, ■ iWStar: Color or '■'«* eiL* , OJ V a t i# . ' i! ra »r>



JpLOWERjROOTS. FLOWER ROOTS lAshUurton Ifereerly!! Tr. -11. ; , nurserymen l ■ and . * _. .baloiJ ufioo HAVE- OR SALE A#4dnds ( bf jmd BEDDINO " " BOUQUETS, 'Hind and { Table, mide! up ot(, tiie, shorjtesi notice, ; qheajper‘ than any other in the trade. • 1 v Note the Address,. Mill Race Road, Back Sa.ndbes’ ; Mill: bl 3



rjv. 0 , F A R M E R .S. The undersigned are CASH" PUR CHASERS of < WHEAT OATS BARLEY And are prepared ib offep the highest market price for, prime earn pies. Cash. advances made against Grain placed in our hands for Shipment to Lon don or Foreign 1 Cornsacks (fun weight) and Twine '"at the lowest current rates. GRAIN STORED AT LOWEST CURRENT .RATES. 0. J. W. COOKSON, Junr , & C 6., , General Merchants* ni .l) . ■■ • .'Methven.' W. jpengeilly,; rpAILOR ANH HARIT MAKER, ’ Durham street South, | ; , , ' ! Christohuhoh. aui2



JNTERN ATIONAL EXHIBITION. ONLY GOLD MEDAL AWARDED. .tT., :;B-: Procter, OOULI S T O P T I C I A N 150, LOWBH hiqh street, CHRISTCHURCH (Opposite Borough Hotel). Section XYII M ' Class 77 Scientific Apparatus. Jurors—A. W. Bickerton, R. R. Robinson, A. E, Edwards. Thos. R. Procter, Christchurch For .excel- IchcAbf workmanship and great variety of spectacle glasses,suited for every descrip tion of optical :dofeot .. These are shown Is. a}l, stages' of manufacture, ,bo|bh in cjuartz and glaSs. .The local manufacture of these glasses is of ‘ considerable imporjt ance, being made in Avery combination of spherical and cylindrical form required. There sre also exhibited some very well made .condensers, and'some “Codding 'tdn,” “Rtanhope,” and other lenses. The iurbi-k'bbisider this an exhibit "of special merit; 1 And reooknmend a certificate of gold medal: ,u ' ! ' ' dX2



fJIHE KIUG IS DYEIN(|. First Order of Merit and Silver-Medal International Exhibition. j 1 6.'KING begs to inform the public of' Ashburton that Jhe,.',haa appointed Messrs ANDRE WESBROS. as SOLE :a AjGEStSS -lor. thia -district* .- Ladies and Gentlemen can have their Clothes Dyed to look new, at a reasonable price, by leaving them with Andrewes Bros. - They will be returned in a week. Damask Curtains, Table -Covers, French Merinos, Silks, : RiHboiiß, Velvets, 3 'Lace, and Peathersr'DyediOt Cleaned. Kid Glovep Cleaned, . g; king, i 98 Madras Street, Christchqroh. j F. B. Shearer, j OP THE ■ May bank workk,tinwaldi begs to thank the public for theit past to intimate that He iff ain position to Manufacture and Repair bn the shortest notice all kinds of Machinery, such as—j Flour Mills, Saw Mills, ,Wheels 1 (cogged and water wheels), Combines, EngineS| Hand and Foot Trashing Machines; also* all kinds of Spifing Oartsy Drays, Traps; &c. , . ~ ' . ' ..V | Shearer & Lewis, ;; ; , GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, | AND . Veterinary Shoeing Forge, j Having-secured the services of a first-class Shoeing Smith, defy competition. All orders entrusted to their care will receive • prompt attention st reasonable charges. Agents ifpr McCormick’s Reapers and BinderA ' '‘ ' Note the Address— ; Great South road, Tinwald. 590 d rjIHE ASHBURTON. -GUARDI AN j PRICE-ONE PENNY, ; PUBLISHED every evening. Advertisers are reminded that The- Ashburton Guardian is the ONLY DAILY' PAPER published between Christchurch and Timaru, and com mands a LARGER CIRCULATION throughout the County of Ashburton' than any other Journal, The Ashburton Guardian , will be forwarded to any address in the colony l for 24s per annum (paid in advance), or 6s 6d per quarter, postage extra. The Ashburton Gu Indian , circulates largely in the Town and Suburbs, and also in Rakaia, Chertsey, Seafield, Meth-i ven, Alford Forest, iMount Somers,: Wakanui, Longbeaoh, Ashburton Forks, Tinwald,' Winslow, Waterton,- an /every part of the County of Ashburton within; the reach of postal communicat thus being the best general as w<all as local, medium for Advertising. ' i ' a————a— II ll—i Surveyor, Civil Engineers, &c. j C. E. FOOKS AND SONS, Architects, ; .yvjL Engineers, Valuators, Licensed Surveyors; and Land Brokers, rilE TRIANGLE, WAKANUI ROAD, Ashburton. ' :1, 0K ,fe. JAC O B SEN, Office removed to Hereford street; oppo ■ 3a.,..,site' f* Shades,?! /.» ;.;i, ; J3 :„o ana .y : P, 6.—Communications promptly, t *tr - > 031 tSB!



, l&bMs. Companies. EW ZEALAND LOAN & Mfcß- C ANTILE-AGENOY COMPANY {LIMITED). ■' G ■ i i ««■» ) AM -JST Capital, fSyOOOjOOO. s Reserve'/ £2OO'OOCU Makes LIBERAL CASH <1 ADVANCES;' on on.Stations and Sjtocki 1 and 1 on i ! Sf^Widlyi Urttt? RlrinsJ Grain, Tallow, 'Hides, Skins/ etc. f for sale in New Z Hnd, traliafa,afad Lbnddn Markets. LND KRX AKJSS INDENTS of Britisli; i. i: ■) CbWtinentalJ Indian, and Awrfc 1 ‘ • S *o6ia; and Commifislobs ip all ' ; braricnes of Mercantile Business, Sapplies WOOL PACKS and' CORN' SACKS/at Lowest Current Ilates.



AGENTS IN CANTERBURY Rnstoh Proctor and" Co.’s celebrated Com bined 'Threshing' Machines find Engines, , acknowledged ,to be the Best. Machines imported;, into,,New Zealand. ;;; ; J Felton, and Guilleaume’s Patent Galvan-. ised Steel-barb Fencing Wire- . i Candy’s Patent Cotton Belting. Maldon Island, Guano. , ■' on application at the Company’s Offices, Christchurch or Ash burton. JOHN COOKE, Manager, ■ i " ;Christohdrob.!-'i GEO. WILKIN, .Agent, ; nlO Ashburton.; ' l f AMBURG -MAGDEBURG FIRE, INSURANCE COMPANY. Sub-/ scribed capital, £3,000,000. -Mr StbphkS • E. Potntz has been appointed agent for-; the above Company in Ashburton, apd be prepared to accept risks at loweiat .current rates. Prompt and liberal settle-"' ments. James Hendbeson, 178 r Hereford; street, Christchurch* chief agent for Can-_ terbury. 102^ Medical 1 'jyjONK’S N'E.W ZEALAND Herbal Remedied. DIARRHCEA, DYSENTERY; : &al, | : Completely conquered by Monk’s, Herbal ■ Extract (Registered), ; ' Price 2s 6d and 4s per bottle. , , , ' ‘ The above “ Extract ” is one of the. ;most marvellous discoveries of; the |ge. Its effects are .instantaneous, : and injiver fail in chronic or. acute cases, however severe. ■< ;‘, .. b jb.bb: ' ■ •' _ 1 The great properties of .this medicine consist in ,its, never i producing costive-, ness, no matter howfceelybuaed, and its being perfectly harmless: and purely her bal, yet curing Diarrhoea, Dysentery; Eng lish Cholera, etc., with the greatestOaer tainty. .-iv—. ■ ••



„Rangiota, July 7, 1881. ; examined the N. Z. HerbalTExtract, I find it to be skilfully' prepared Vegetable ' preparation, possessing the properties of the plants from which it is derived in a highly con ofiritrated,state, .Which C'lihTeVeri fied, by evaporating a fluid .drachm placed in a watch glass over’a spit*it' J lainp. Oh weighing the result, fi dark green, extract, I found the Weight td J be grains. ! Ob further submitting .the extract to analysis I found it to be rich in tannin. In a largje number of cases of ordinary diarrhoea, as Well as rn many i oh ronicy oases end f iin dysentery,, Xhave provodit to possess great specific control, added to the unusual feature' iu a majority of diarrhoea medi cines, that, it <doear no to subsequently coni stipate the bowels. £ feel satisfied-that from the number of trials I have been enabled to make of. it in a somewhat ex ; tensive practice, • it', is a most ' valuable addition,to modejrp therapeutics.' .. The following cases< are taken at ran u dom from my, note book ,: . oi • i - s Gjase. No. : I—Mrs M 1 West iEyto j ton, suffering for two years from> chronic ,dysenteryj which} hud reduced her almost to a skeleton. After a fortnights trial not only bad the diarrhoea stopped,}but she-commenced eating .meat. Without pain, and the usual conjpmnitattt vomiting. In two months she had gained.lSlbs weight., . i Cgsg NpJ 2—-A Chychild, aged: five yeiatol Fortnight diarrhoea. ! {W£s effectually cured on third day. j O.afto No,: S-f-A soldier: who had con tracted'dysentery in India got a'small tw<> ounce phial, and was well befpra he had finished half of it, ; , ■ ' i



(Signed) ; ! ~ 1- x Chaw.e,-j DeLacy McCarthy, . i Mx A. , M. 8., etc. , Trinity College,: Dublin. ;>, Surgery, Rangicra, July*lßfß.,x;. > {



MONK’S NEW ZEALAND HERBAL .. ~, • ... MIXTURE j c | , FOB ' AMURA LGI A, ! Price, 3s 6d per bottle/; The Mixture'acts like k ’chartoiri the above painful diaease/and 1 gives almost instantaneous Testimonials to prove the 1 ’efficiency of' the “New Zea land Herbal Mixturq,” can be seen at the Agents. ' ,A ' il " / . “ Prom Oa£t.' Kennedy; H.'S. g.;, Hauroto, * Port 1 Chalmers, Feb: 7thI;"1883. V j Dear Sir, —Thanks tor the you were kind enbilgh to : send me. V'Tpayej only to say that in my case— attack of neuralgia in the toe considerable ‘ 'relief. K has also, the advantage of not being in the least-na,u seoua, like most remedies. . " 1 < ‘ I remain, dearejr, 1 yourS faithfully, A. Kb.vnedv.' Mr H. D. Monk. ; Sole Wholesale arid Retail Agent for Ashburton County, j, m; gameridqe, Pharmaceutical. .Chemist.



Sole Proprietor, H. D. MONK, 1058. Dunedin, New Zealand; X ■ vi THE Marvellous Remedy for HOARSENESS, COUGHS, COLDS, ... BRONCHITIS consumption, ; " 'And' ■ . Cheat Diseases. , General Agents for New; Zealand—' KB MPT HORNE, PROSSER, '& <OO. 6960



D OOTOR ERNEST LOW'S Cherry Pectoral, An invaluable Medicine in all the stages of Consumption, and not to be surpassed in efficacy for Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, Difficulty of Breathing, Influenza, Spasmodic Croups, Hooping Cough, .and all' affections of the Throat, Bronchi®, and Lungs. , Prepared only by 5 • a,.., ; ,N^,e.ixß t .p.. - Chemist, s N®w Zeaiajov * May be obtajned froin 1 eveiry Cherpistin Aahtiuttbn 'and in i; -- ‘Tthb Cbpntty,' " 11 m 7 o.iorlO abiHt/ .A rlo.ii I



iwith y jftpip of ’ d’escrift’bri. If ATEST , J^^SjSNT W y t ttite‘3)/' J .piris 'ranted or Wounds of.anyMincl, istc. , c qi <&er«Hlong . ' cfure ’Mr ScroStola; vin* bite Cnntra&it, a “cSriafn'iuf'e or )4aft pff%S i)c3y or limbs', 1 lididpa in, ', Throat/ SoMjNip for ftect apd tireemJ merits lightly bti iftien pkrger ruDD.ea oytlie nand oyer tne pave affi Also,-.YATES’ Gravel' '6t ,'Pafibii ,iii ibid iioasd £,' Gravel,'frdm' J: 50'to 30 spoonful of''cbld'^ier'kt a -jaw-, Ointiiien'ta are 1 sold in' PdWch, thAlsame price, 5& 9d per bbitlp.' o ,These Otitmenta effected. ast&nißhing ciireSin]|^Aw Names add’ addresses ‘ idf J cured, somedf fflseaSeSof 30 yearastanding, may ibe obtained byapplyidgscti Mbs BDRNS, at the above'addreßßi fAftfenta for r AsbburtoJ£^7Ani)Kßvrß^-B|ibß.' J^'l li 9o



xQKAXBEiDIi: COMFORTIM® r. BvP;BS ■ ;:t- ftRKATgffAST;/.. . ►Y>a thoroughkhoWlodgehl'the nftforal ►'daws Which 1 goVom the dpertffdiia of BOiwucu uwua. -»T*y r 'our, breajkffiat tahjos / with,, jkv<ift}s*toly which ns 'judicioususe of such, articleeot,diet ithat a constitution may ,be-i gradoallybuilti up until, i atroag: enough to i evaty/'toji dency to disease.* Hundreds/pf’eabtlo maladies hire floating arottnd' hit' ‘ rda'dy to attack 1 wherever' there ; ur 1 t J ‘Weto'.jidmt. l ‘Wd 'they -escape ‘'keying ohfjjfelke^^^fdrtifiodlwi^pure See article in the. Civil Servtcp (7sg|ffooy fMade simply fir pulk \ >I ,..JA&PBE;.JEP.PS 3AfiOJriOOiyivi'a •■•i ~ HOMCIK>±*AXHIO'OHBMIB®; d qrdl, • ;>! »!'» ° a r, .:1m tj/s eniribwii >•*( fcns l««uq EPPS OHfKtOLATE 1 BUENOS?? —ir n‘-> i 1 ■! 11;; - , j, 7 wmv^uvm**' M9W W^v^?Wj4«/» .gerously.actiTO wonderful effect ‘in caring as well as grown persons, by rem<»vjygfcj£he 'W6r i ms.’* Thdy i ess introdueyi' into in Kurope, Australia, ,;an l New Zealand. They are guaranteed to short time, with many serious ' complaints like Bronchitis, ;Pi> s, picerjf,/ U(grated ThroiatS, 5 etc. , if taken* in time, ai" these sicknesses areofiften caused: by worms of all especiplly and by the most dangerous Thread worm, which, ff imtdasttbyed 1 -iii‘ / tirae, will soon create the Hardly.curafc'a- Worm Fever. .ThbiSnlallest, the Thread ! Wbrth \ wilhrriyra than any /other, worm penetrate through all the ere vices i-of i the. body up to the brain. An example was recently wit nessed/where. h child falling! continhally into fits: (the parental not cause) at last died with the brain.<£flesfed by the toofatal. Thread (.Worm. Siilhfnoro Recently.,there .was „a'case/ft,grown man whose seat Was affected bytheThread ■Worm, apd who, aftertryihg! JUany forts of remedies, without effect was dipeqtly relieved by .adosejol r ,t , • uqr KT ' BE HEILB^QII^S Worm Cakes.



, There are oases where ■ the weir ins .home away that the; almost can i bai counted ; then ofteQithey admeaiway inwhdla olota, and sometimes : in a thick, andslimyvstaiff, and although hot so perceptible, are caused to leave by Dr Heilbronfr Worm Cakes., have-beenpther cases, where when' coughing or sneezed;, do /lispbarge them through the.mouth and nose.



Headaches, Vomiting, Disturbed Sldaip, and many more seriousoomplaintsv-in fclnding- of hare been cured; Worm Orags. No time should beJost in remo vingthese Worms, eke/the be'jfieri .quantity, and ; ultinws^spfoad E out r.tfee,. intpa’tyief,., r ~!£ tiMfcMß glected for a time t ,tJ»ey ewidi-dp aMrfftßgk .damage as to, n)a.ke ,it jlnil to 1 restore and reorganise system, of organs. ,i £rj T Vfi.SL TT" . . ! rTTDiJ U DIRECTIONS FOR USB.



„. The iqLUftfttijty of.these Wf rm to i $9 taken alfa, ,dos'e. Spends age apid.restitution p;|. jchp.p^mt. te Jn moat, 6aaea a couple of, dose? J ,worms away, for' -inany,-yeajV W !* tirely, As a standard A deae fqr, A<&ys|d • up to g years wUrbd half a .Cake ; ,rfsyn.j2 • years bid, one w^Sr • fb 8 years, one Cake add a naif ; from Bro 14, two Cakes; and so to increase with >1 the age, but neveV mprethan foujr Oakes at one" dose. - Grown females may gene- e e; Oakes a dfls^r and grown men four Oakes,'according atitution. The most effective jway of using ' these Worm Oakes is by taking the dose before,going to bed,_ and on thafoljqwing 1 iqorning to take ; a qup pt hot-teahe^y® i breakfast. ■ f , ...V e.tuf, JSS-As I am not certain how.JpugpJL may stay in this town, and aatfy eae.Worm Cakes can be obtained at a very sniall ex panse families will do well .t o .ha ve jdwaya a small Supply of ihbmat I 'their tfduseii"' L;.iUrders' ; fOr thd' Country• r pfcbmpltfy executed. . MRS E. ; UUM BERG, Sole Ashburton Agents—Mr J. M. Cam bridge : Meases : Andre Wes Bros?;! Mr. ft. Alcorn .v,i 335 STEEDMAN’S SOOTHING POWDER ■ r ■ - : ' for "■ ! :i v 1 CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. 1 ' CACTION TO PUR C 3 ASERS The value,of, this well-known Family Medi cine has been largely tested in all parts of th_ world, and byhll grades of society, for upward of FIFTY YEARS. Its well-earned exten sive sale has induced. SPURIOUS .IMITA TIONS, some Of which in OUTWARD APPEARANf E so closely resemble the/o'ri ginal as to have ‘deceived many ddixfiueeis. The proprietor therefore feels it due to. m public to give' a special caution agaihdt* thd ust of SUCH IMITATIONS. i Purchasers are therefore requested carefully to observe the four following' distinctive characteristics, [- without which none' ■' ar geaqfne / r Ist—ln every case the. words , JOHN STEEDMAN, CHEMIST, .WALWORTH, | SURREY, are ontbp Stamp'affix'' f "tbeach' packet.’ ." . 2nd—Eacn Single, Powder has directions fo: the dose, : and ; he wbrds,' Jo&i Chemist, Walworth, Sunrey, printitf therepij, r •grd'L-The ■ nhme, Steedmtth;is ‘ with two EE's. -ttnitt■) I;i di ; 4th--The manufacture ■is at Walworth, Surrey. j, Sold in, Packets by all ChenustniiuKti&cdi cine Vendors. f-.. •• Kbmpthorn. Prossbr and Co..