TffE ASHBURTQN GUARDIAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1885.

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Matson. Cox & Co "“■""II 1 , M ATSON COX AND LIST OF CO.S Properties FOB SALE. LONGBEAOH— -15? Asm First-Class Land, throrougbly improved; eaay terms 1872 Acres Mist-Class Land, could be subdivided ... 400 Acres best Land in district, all swampland] WAKANDI— -568 Acres good Land in grass; good improvements 385 Acres fair Land, improved, 100 acres in grass, plenty o water 90 Acre's first-class Land, good garden, 2 miles from Ashburton OHEKTSEY— -715 Acres fair Land, improved in gras well fenced, plenty of water 596 Acres first-class Farm, thoroughly improved SO Acres splendid Land, all in grass, township 526 acrOs good Land, fenced and* im proved. 500 acre;Farm, between Chertsoyjand Drdmore, well watered, good build ings, now in stubble, part 27276 ALFORD FOREST— -842a. Acres fadr Land, 800 acres in grass, balance tussock, well fenced, plenty of water 20 Acres bush Land, B.S. 31134 44 Acres splendid Land, all in grass, good boose, orchard, fenced OOALGATE— . 500 Acres good Land, first-class house, orchard, large portion English grass MATAURA— -8200 Acres first-class agricultural Land, Riverview Estate MOUNT HUTT— -2120 Acres within 4 miles of Methven Railway Station MAYFIELD -44 Acres, well fenced, good grass Land; easy terms 1000 Acres fair Land, unimproved, R.S. 30748 and 30749 500 Acres fair Land, well fenced, H.S. 31919 is4o acres Lend thoroughly improved, good house, large plantations, gar den, orchard and neeessary out buildings. DUNSANDEL— -1500 Acres good sheep Land, thoroughly improved, plenty of water SB7 Acres tussock Land, 2 miles from Barikside, R.S. 32151 1108 Acres fair Land, adjoining Tram way Reserve, RS. 3205 and 32060 SE AFIELD— £42 Acres good Land, subdivided into . 2 paddocks, fronting Beach 95? Acres, ring-fenced, good Land; low price, easy terms HINDS— oSO Acres in tussock, 5 miles from Rail way Station, plenty of water, R-S. 28829, 28867, 28868, 28828 *OO Acres, fenced, plenty of water, R.S. 27646, 27647, 27648, 27649 IS6 Acres, in tussock, near A. Moore and Co., B.S. 30809 100 Acres, fenced and improved, R S. 27795 RANGITATA ISLAND -308 Acres first-class Land, improve : meats very good, all crop or grass 180 Acres very fair land, fenced, school house on property, all in grass EALING— -1090 Acres lair Laud, ring-fenced, sub divided, plenty of water 265 Acres lair land, all in Engsh grass and turnips, well fenced and watered 398 Acres fair Land, part improved, R.S. 32666 and 32593 837 Acres in tussock, very good Land, adjoining station, R.S. 32935 WESTERFIELD — 150 Acres fenced and all _in English grass adjacent to Railway, R.S. 26009 SHEPHERD’S BUSH -100 Acres, good Land, 18 inches soil, to be let or sold WINSLOW -837 Acres fair Land, some of it been broken up, RS. 27882, 27833 430 Acres, fair Land, some of it been broken up, R. S. 27884, 27885 RARAIA SOUTH -58 Acre* in tussock, good Land, R-S. 32114 RAKAIA NORTH -473 Acres in tussock, plenty of water, R. s. 30073,32289,322810, 322811, 32384, 32386,32166, 33238 SHERWOOD -300 Acres good Land, all in English grass, securely fenced, plenty of rater MARONAN— -338 Acres in tussock, R.S. 27930 27929, MOUNT SOMERS— -00 Acres in tussock, R.S- 31469 DUNDAS— -1957 Acres good Land, plenty of water, splendid improvements, plantation, •etc, all in grass ! . BARRHILL— -2808 Acres first-class agricultural Land, well fenced, all in grass WATTAKI— -200 Acres splendid Land, Reclaimed swamp, good improvements LIMBHURST— , Acres good land, fenced and sub divided, good improvements EASTCOTE— . 735 Acres good Laud, fenced and sab divided, good improvements WINCHMORE— Acres good land, only one crop . tfAcn off, large stable and cottage j ASHTON— -180 Acres goed grazing Land, close to •- each. ' improved, would be let V - . MITCHAM— • - Acres first-class land, late J. T. Brian’s, well fenced and watered, all in grass or crop, magnificent feed; good improvements. *- ~T '• ; •i-l&lih' ,Cox & Co., f»T STREET



Priediaader Bros DISPOSAL OFfBUSINESS. IMPORTANT PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT. Fnedlander Bros. beg to announce that they have disposed of their IRONMONGERY AND GROCERY BUSINESS xo MR. HENRY ZANDER who has now taken possession, and will conduct the aame solely on his own ac count from this date.



Selling Off! Selling Off!! Selling Off!!! DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. FRIEDLANDER BROS. have also resolved to dispose of their Drapery and Clothing Business, but as the stock in these Departments is much in excess they are determined to reduce it, and in order to do so everything will be re-marked at Astonishingly Lo w This Is a rare opportunity for Cash Buyers, and one we feel confident the inhabitants of Ashburten and surround ing districts will take advantage of Come prepared to buy ; we are prepared to sell, as NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED—FOR CASH.



THE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT is still under the management of Miss GREEN, and dresses will be made up during the Sale a< 9s 6d, 10s 6d and 14a 6d Style and Fit not to be surpassed. BOOTS. BOOTS. We keep only the BEST MAKE IN COLONIAL BOOTS, viz, “Lightband and Allan’s," which are acknowledged to be the most durable boots manufactured In the colony, and onr PSIOEB WILL BBAB FAVOEIBLB OOHFABISON WITH AN T HOUSE IN TO^N. Ashburton, May Ist, 1885,



Requisition. EDWARD GEORGE WRIGHT, ESQ. Sis,—We, the undersigned electors of Wakanui ‘District, recognising your political ability and experience in public affairs, request that you trill allow yourself to be nominated for the vacant seat in the House of Representatives for the Wakanui District. In the event of your acceding to this request we pledge our* selves te use our best exertions to secure yoar election : Donald Williamson Andrew Orr J. J. Dawson George Cole James E. Trevor James Hampton Wm. Harvey Bell R. ODrke G. Grice Thomas Holmes T. Franks Thomas Soal F. Hydes F. Stigley Albert Betts 0. Thornton Dudley John Smith T. Richardson Gilbert McLean B. Hampton £. Collison David Wilson B. Graham David MoLeary George Brown Robert Maxwell Malcolm Miller Peter Stewart James Elliot George Wilson William Brown David Johnson John Withell Alfred Megson James Wilson Andrew Leatham James Trevnrza David McCombe „ W. T. Sutton Andrew Sturgeon George W. Leech Thomas Tilson A. J. Huston John Mawson G. N. Raymond Joseph Megson A. Bight H. Margetts D. Margetts O. E. Fawcett R. Lancaster Joseph Lloyd F. Cass John Gudsoll John Tait Henry James G. W.Luadley Peter Chalmers Thomas Patterson Samuel Brown James Allan Samuel Thomas George Coe Peter Innis Thomas R. J. Hughes Henry Lockett Robert Bennett William Jamieson Thomas Wilson John H. Dean James Jamieson Thomas Clephana W. J. Wilson Samuel McLeary W. L. Allen Edwin Thomas George Tait G. W. Leadley W. H. Williamson A. Oookson William Tunis John Cochrane John Shearer W. Gibson W. Luscombe O. Newbury J. O. N. Grigg Hugh McGuigen Caleb Dailey Peter Carson Thomas Sampson James Milne James Prior Stephen Poole P. Reeves G. Gilmour M. Gnffen E. H. Dobson W. T. Lill M. Hammond M. Bruce J. Lambie 6. T. Smith William Dawson L. Maugham William Straoban J. G. Cox R. McDonald R. Friedlander A. Roberts J. Baylis P. Crumb G. Tutty James Allen H. Dailey William Adams G. W. Andrews T, Sealy 0. W. Purnell W. H. Zouch F. Ferriman James Leonard William Ohoat J. Crum E. Casks B. Wiggins A. Crowfoot T. Andrews T. Pritchard Thomas Tilley J. W. Raker R. Rooke T. Physio J. Hunt William Rose M. Ibell W. G. St Hill H. M. Jones W, Cairncross W. B. Denshire J. W. Hampton J Sealy D. McLean J. 0. Bell E. G. Crisp William Patching L. Rattray T. Revell Thomas Walsh J. Orr M. Friedlander J. A. Cay gill W. D. Beaumont John Jeffs J Gill W. Dailey J. Edwards T. Dunn H. Evans Dv Phelps J. Addis L. Cawsey R. Jamieson P. Fawcett J. Ashton J. Hurrell A. James J. K. Steel A. Mulford B. Williamson H. Hunt William Bradbury Thomas Langley William Sparrow S. Mullins D. Kodd J. M. Smith John Johnston William Baxter George Parkin John Curtis W. H. Gundry J. Sturgeon J. Taylor Alfred Curtis F. McGuire C. Homersham William Harding William Anderson John Harrison J. Dick Hugo Friedlander W. H. McGuinness James Osborne Robert Beattie John Beattie James Beattie Edward Sydney Lowe J. H. Rogers W. Harrison H. J. Harrison James Moore Thomas Dalton D&vid Butteriok Robert Gleland James Nicholson George Lamb Thomas Greenaway Alfred Gary John Bell Thomas Steel J. H. Bond T. W. Hocken James Millar John Murray Robert •'"taphenson William Hawkins William Lidstone P. McConnel James Swan W. G. Stoddart Andrew Dawson Edwin Horsey 0. P Cox R. Gilmour E. Cluoas Joseph Taylor W.H. Roe James Gellatley James Scott H. Grayburn Thomas Perks William Mcßae O. Digby D. Thomas



Windermere, 6th Jane, 1885. Gentlemen, —Your requisition, inviting me to stand for Wakanui, adds one more to the many tokens of goodwill which I have received from my follow settlers in the County of Ashburton. Although I would much prefer at the present time to take no further burdens upon my shoulders, I feel that a requisition such as that which you have pre sented to me is almost of the nature of a command to discharges public duty. I therefore have the honor to accept your invitation, and will take an early opportunity of addressing the electors. Having been amongst the first to invite Sir Julius Yogel to stand for Ashburton I shall, if returned, be prepared to support whatever measures he may bring forward in the interests of the Colony. I would support such measures of the Customs Tariff as would conduce to the establishment of any industry which gave promise of flourishing in the land ; but I would object to the imposition of heavy duties to stimulate enterprises which would collapse whenever that support might be withdrawn. . I should vote for the purchase of the District Railways, at an equitable price, as between the shareholders of the railways and the ratepayers of the colony, and would advocate the repeal of the Act as a measure which should never have been placed upon the Statute Book. The Railway between Canterbury and the West Coast I regard as a work of Colonial importance, whioh the Government should take in hand immediately, should it not be taken up by a London Syndicate. Upon the question of Federation, I am of opinoin that New Zealand should, as far as possible, retain independence of action, and that the questions to be deter mined by a Federal Council should be limited to defence against a common enemy, the exclusion of European criminals from the Islands of the South Seas, and other matters in which there could be no clashing of Australian with New Zealand interests I am. Gentlemen, Your very obedient Servant, EDWARD G. WRIGHT, To Donald Williamson, Esq., and the other gentlemen signing the requisition. SHBURTON COAL FIREWOOD DEPOT. AND V. ROPERTY ASSESSMENT. R. S. BEAN Is now landing (ex Sunbeam) A SPLENDID SAMPLE OF NEWCASTLE COAL. A trial solicited. Applications are invited from thoroughly competent VALUERS who are willing to act as Assessors for the next triennial assessment, which will be commenced on or about Ist August. A memorandum stating the nature of the duties to be performed, and forms of ap plication, may be obtained by applying personally or by letter addressed to the Postmaster at any Post Office whioh is a Telegraph or Money Order Office. Re ferences will, in ail oaaea, be required. hw, uu rvjuir J. SPERRY, R. S. Bean, Property Tax Department, roperty xax uepanment, Wellington, 4th fi 70 Commissioner. Wbksxaubz. 6 lU7



The Standard Company. gPEOIAL NOTICE. THE LIGHT-RUNNING STANDARD SEWING MACHINE. The STANDARD has more Improvements than all the other Sewing Machines pat together 1 Has always been the best and is now the cheapest. That it meets every require ment of a critical public is shown by its great popularity and in creasing sale throughout America, Ear ope, Australia and New Zea land.



AGENT FOR ASHBURTON— W. C. Page, EAST STREET. Ashburton Thos. Bullock. Revised list of properties For Sale and to Let, etc. SUBURBAN. A small Farm containing 60 acres, with dwelling house, neal town ; liberal terms Lots 18 and 41, each containing 1 rood 39 perches, Allenton Suburban District Lot 86, North-west Town Belt, con taining 1 acre, capital site for a private residence Lots 94, 95, 96, fronting the Wakanni road, good site for a house Lots 62 63, corner of Wakanui road and Town Belt Lot 22, containing £-acre, with five roomed house, Alford Forest road Lots 42, 43, 44, 62, 63, together with house, Allenton, near the Woollen Factory Lot 24, Alford Forest road, together with dwelling-house TOWN PROPERTIES. 777, Corner of Cox and William street 778, Adjoining fronting Cox street. 1090, Wills street, with five-roomed house, well situated 636, Peter street, with dwelling-house and blacksmith’s shop. 646, 654, 555, To let only, at a nomi nal rental. 118, 119, Moore street west Five acres, first class building site, corner of Middle and Allan road TIN WALD. Lot 43, fenced and planted, with three roomed house thereon Lots 356, 359, 360 Lots 8, It, 101, MoMurdo street Lots 234, 235, 236, 237, Anne street



Business Notice. IVERPOOL, ENGLAND Jan. 1885. STEWART DAWSON AND CO.’S NEW ILLUSTRATED WATCH PAMPHLET. 60 Pages Cr. 4to ! 200 Illustrations 1 The most important, the most interesting, and the best Illustrated Book ever issued in England on the ENGLISH LEVi-R. STEWART DAWSON AND CO., / Liverpool, have much pleasure in placing fore their thousands of Colonial Customers and the Colonial Public generally, their new Watch Pamphlet, feeling confident that a perusal of it will highly interest every intend ing watch buyer. In the same you will find STEWART DAWSON & CO.’S System of Business versus Trade Opposition, Jealousy, Vindictive Mendacity, and Imitation, shown up in their true sense. STEWART DAWSON &■ CO. need hardly remind the public that it is the prero gative of those who are hurt to cry out, and S. D. & Co. are neither surprised or disturbed at the medley of discordant cries that their system of business has evok-d among watch dealers on all sides. These are only the evi dences of the reforms that STEWaRT DAWSON & CO. have eflected since they inaugurated their system of selling their cele brated watches direct from their Manufactory to the public at half Colonial prices. STEWART DAWSON & CO.’S NEW ILLUSTRATED WATCH PAMPHLET Also contains a brief history ot the English Lever, its invention and development into the unrivalled watch as manufactured by them, together with a concise outline of S. D. & Co.’s Factory Organisation and Methods of Production. It also contains hundreds o Australian and New Zealand Testimonials from every part of the Colonies, together with Colonial and British Press Notices, and many pages of the most wonderful and interesting British Testmonials ever testified in favor of any article or commodity. JUST PUBLISHED.



;£i,ooo REWARD Offered t» anyone who can point out in any of our pamphlets a testimonial that is not genu ine, or one that has been solicited. DON T FAIT, TO READ IN OUR NEW ILLUSTRAEED WATCH PAMPHLET How it is done, and how we have distanced all competition, and left our rivals bewildered at the rapidity of our progress, and utterly as tounded at the merits and value of our watches and, still more, indignantly astounded at the miraculous prices at which we sell them. You will also find full particulars at J illustrations of all our celebrated watches, anc many hours’ reading, of highly entertaining nformation ; together with a MOST INTERESTING EtjSAY by a Customer, on the Value and Quality of STEWAKT DAWSON & CO.’S High Class English Watches, and the System of Business originated and carried out by them throughout Eugland, Ireland, S the Australian C : NOTICE! NOTICE! 1 Every intending watch buyer should write at once for a copy of our Magnificent New Watch Pamphlet, in order to secure the same, and be in time, as only a limited number of this edi tion has been sent, and these, it is expected, will soon be all sent out. The published price of the book is is per copy, but to intending customeis we will send it gratis for 4d in stamps, the cost of its postage only. See Illustrations and full particula the Mechanism of all the following Unrivalled Watches : STEWART DAWSON & CO. S Six Guinea English Levers, in open-face Cry stal Front, sold direct for L 3 103, most won derful value. STEWART DAWSON & CO.’S Renowned L 7 10s English Hunting Levers sold direct for L 3 15s. 50,000 of these in wear in the Colonies, with satisfaction unequalled. STEWART DAWSON & CO.’S Highest quality Eight Guinea English Hunt ing Levers, with three pairs extra jewels, and real chronometer balance. Price, L 4 15s, never approached STjc-WART DAWSON & CO.’S Magnificent Keyless English Levers. For full particulars, with directions for winding and setting hands, see new pamphlets. STEWART DAWSON & CO.’S Superb English Silver Chronograph Levers. Crystal front, LS 15s ; Hunter, L 6 15s ; the handsomest watch ever made. Just half Colo nial prict s.



SHE OUR NEW MODEL WATCH, The official English Keyless Railway Lever, as supplied to the leading English and Indian Government state railways, Price, L 6 10s, never equalled at any price. Every railway employee in New Zealand should see particu lars ot this watch in our new pamphlet. STEWART DAWSON & CO.’S Ladies and Gents Sterling Silver Defiance Watches, open face, Lr 7s 6d; hunter, Li 15s; perfect timekeepers. i\othalf Colonial prices STEWART DAWSON & CO.’S Ladies’ English Levers, open face, L 3 los Hunters, L 3 15s; positively worth L 7 7s. TEWAPT DAWSON it CO.’S Ladies’ highest quality English Gold Levers, all 18 carat cases, L 8 10s ; Hunters, Ln xos, worth Ll2 10s and Ll 7 10s. STEWaRT DAWSON & CO.’S Gentlemen’s English Gold Levers, open face, and hunters, all lully illus'rated in their new watch pamphlet, Ll2 10s, Ll 5 10s and LlB ids, worth from Ll 7 10s to L3OJ comparison invited. STEWART DAWSON & CO.’S Magnificent English Gold Paragon Chrono graph Levers, see pamphlet. too Watch Illustrations to select from. ALBERTS—New designs, gold and sterl ing silver, ladies’ and gents’, all illustrated and at one-halt Colonial prices; sterling silver; Government Hall marked alberts, gs 6 d, 13s fid and 15s 6.1, worth 21s. See also our new speciality in Gen lemen’s Sterling Silver Double Alberts—“ The Hartington ” and “ The Salisbury ” —Lx 5s each, worth L2 2s. The handsome t albert ever made. These are new registered designs, and wear from pocket to pocket, with drop piece in centre. INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORDERING WATCHES. Ashburton Guardian. Cut this Square out, and forward it with P.O. Order, payable to S.D. and Co., Dunedin, with 2s fid added to pay post and registration, or send cash in registered letter; and we guarantee to forward watch on a week’s free trial, and conditions as stated in pamphlet, by first post. (Signed) St*wart Dawson & Co.



TO LET ; Seven-roomed House on the Town Belt east, near the Parsonage, at a low rental Commodious premises in East street Blacksmith’s shop, together with dwelling-house, in Peter street Five-roomed house at Trevorton Four-roomed house at Trevorton Four-roomed house, Graham’s road, Tinwald Shop and boarding-house in Triangle Comfortable House, together with Stable, near the Woollen Factory Office in Arcane Shop and dwelling in Moore street. 12s 6d per week—commodious boarding house to let at the above rental MISCELLANEOUS ; FOR SALE. A 17-ooulter MoSherry Drill, only in use one season Second-hand double-seated Buggy Eight-horse power portable engine, cheap Barb wire No 8 and 10 fencing wire Spring carts, new Ploughs, harrows Strong building for removal, suitable for granary or stable Quantity of mixed Firewood, from Wal mate, cheap Second-hand Drays Thomas Bullock, ABOAJDB. ASEBUKTOK



Note—All Letters and Orders to be addressed STEWART DAWSON & GO. 34, PRINCES ST,, DUNEDIN. Write at once for a copy of our Splendid New illustrated Watch Pamphlet, and read what your neighbors say of our watches, and also learn what can be done by organisation, ente- .rise, capital, perseverance and honorable straigntforward dealings. We will forward you a copy per re urn post free, for 4d in stamps, the cost of postage only. Other Colonial Branches:— 195, Queen street ... Auckland 3qo, George street ... Sydney 3, Collins street... West Melbourne MANUFACTORY s LIVERPOOL ENGLAND



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M E G. THOMAS, Burgeon Ueniist, will VISIT Ashburton every month, and may bo consulted at Quill' Hotel - 108 PUBLIC NO TICK, T BEG to inform my friend* and on* ■*- tomera that I have disposed of the business as Chemist and Druggist, which I hare carried on in this town for the pasi twelve yean. In retiring therefrom 1 thank most sincerely my large circle of friends for their kind and consistent patronage extended to .me for so long a time. My successor (Mr A Hamnitzer) will, 1 trust, meet with the same favorable support. v J M. CAMBRIDGE. Ashburton, May 1885. In reference to the above A. Kamnitaar in succeeding to the business, hopes to be favored with a continuance of the patron*' age so long enjoyed by. Mr A. Kamnitzer, K.G.A. and M.Q.AU. has had large experience in some of the largest Apothecaries on the Continent of Europe, and has made complete arrange* “eats for a regular supply ‘of drags, chemicals, medicines, etc., from the pm* oipal ondon and Continental him so* Everything will be guaranteed to be of the finest quality obtainable, and by dheet importation in large quantities, he will be in a position to sell at most moderate prices. 6 816



Mr Cambridge will, for the present, attend to easterners as heretofore. GRATEFUL—COMPORTING. EPPS’S COCOA. ' BREAKFAST. 13 latra which govemtfie opoatiraeoj digestion and nntrltian, and by a application of the fine properties of wel selected oocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may' save os many heavy doctor’s bills. It Is by tbs ad cions use of such articles of, a constitution may be-gradually hunt jn until strong enough to resistevery tea dency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies we floating around ns ready c attack wherever there is » weak point. 7e may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wall fortified with pan food and a properly nourished frame. An article In the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold in fib packets by Grocers, thus:—



JAMES EPPS AND GO., HOMOSOPATHIO OBBKncn. LONDON, ENGLAND.



Keating's Powder. Keating’s Powder. Keating's Powder. Keating’s Powder.



Kills Bugs, Fleas, Beetles.



DR. ROOKE’S MEDICINES. DR. ROOKB’S ORIENTAL FILLS. DR. ROOKE’S SOLAR ELIXIR. These well-known Family Medicines have had a continually increasing sale throughout the United Kingdom and the British Colonies, since their introduction in 183 C, and are especially noted for their Strengthening and Restorative proper ties. Hence the invariable success in the Relief and Cure of Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pul* monary, Consumption, Rheumatism, Gout, Scrofula, General Debility, and all Diseases of the Nervous System, whether arising from a sedentary mode of life, un healthy occupation, unsalubrions climate, or other cause what-ever. Dii. ROoKE'S ORIENTAL PILLS Are sold in boxes at Is l£d and 4a 6d DR ROOKE’S SOLAR RlVnrrß Is sold in bottles at 4s 6d and lls each. DR. ROOKE’S MEDICINES may be obtained of all Chemists and Patent jMedioine ‘Vendors j and of my Agent J. BAXTER, Chemist, Ghkistohuboh. DR ROOKE’S ANTI-LANCET. UR ROOKE’S A N TI-LAN OE T. Every Household should possess a Copy. All who wish to Preserve Health and thus to prolong life should read Dr. Rooke’s “ Anti-Lancet,” or “ Handy Guide to Domestic Medicine,” which con tains 172 pages, and is replete with anec dotes, sketches, biographical matter, por traits of eminent men, etc. DR ROHKE’S ANTI-LANCET may be obtalneoGratis of J. Baxtjsb, Chemist, Christchurch j or, post free, from Dr, Rooks, Scarborough, England. uR ROOKE’S ANTI-LANCET. Con cerning this book, the late eminent author < Sheridan Knowles, observed:—“lt will ’ be an incalculable boon to every person 1 who read and think. J CROSBY’S BALSAMIC COUGH j ELIXIR I Is specially recommended by several eminent Physicians, and by Dr. Rooke, i Scarborough, author of the “ Anti Lan- ( oet. ” It has been naed with the most signal * success for Asthma, Bronchitis, Consump- c tion, Coughs, Influenza, Consumptive ® Night Sweats, Spitting of Blood, Short- i ness of Breath, and all Affections the < Throat and Chest. c



A ffi 3 , ■ aait * harmless to ANIMAL LIFE, bat is unrivalled in destroy Mg fleas, bugs, cockroaches, beetles, mnHi. a, fats, and every other species of insect. , Sports men will find this invaluable for destrovirw fleas in their dogs, as also ladies lor their pet doers.



o ARTICLE has fonnd so GREAT ■ SALE that it has tempted others to vend a so called article in imitation. The PUBLIC tn> CAUTIONED that the tins ofthe °f THOMAS. KJfiAIING. Sold in riiw only*



Sold in bottles, at Is 9d, 4s 6d and 11s each, by J. Baxtkb, Chemist, Victoria street, Ohristcnuroh, and wholesale by James M. Ckosby, Chemist, Scarborough. should read Crosby’s Pr.se Treatise on “Disease of the Lungs and Air-vessels,” a copy of which can be had Gratis of all Chemists. Agent; MR JOHli BAXTER. Phabmocbutioai, Chemist 21 Victoria street (corner of Durham st), on* opposite Britannia Hotel, Ohriat ohnrcb CHARLES HEATS, Aams East Stmt, Ashburton, Q»9



Keating's Worm Tablets. Keating's Worm Tablets. Keating's Worm Tablet* A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEETMEAT both m appearance and taste, fomJshsne a m»» agreeable method of admim«»—mi certain remedy for IN TES TO| AL THREADWORMS. It is a pe^cti y i! *S and mild preparation, and is crocdalk for children. Sold in tins by all riwmirf.V^ Druggist a Proprietor, THOS. KEATING,



Thb Bad and Worthless are never imitated or counterfeited. This is e» Penally true of a family medicine, and it % positive proof that the remedy imitated is o the highest value. As soon as it has hpps toted and proved by the whole worldthat Hop Bitters was the purest, best, and most valuable family medicine on earth, many sprang up and began to steal 'the notices in which the press and the people of the country had expressed the merits of H. 8., and in every-way _ trying to induce suffering Invalids to use their stall instead, expecting to make money on the credit and good mi» of, H. B Many others tasted nostrums put up in ‘sSmi lar style to H. 8., with variously devise names in which the word “ Hop ’ or ‘‘Hops were used in a way to induce people to believe they were the same as Hop Bitters. All such pretended remedies or cores, no what their style or name is, and esoeciallv thosv with the word “ Hop ”or Hips ”hi name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits. Be* ware of them.. , Touch none of Use nothing but genuine American H.> Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of green Hops on the w ’te label, and Dr Soule’s name blown in th glass. Trust nothing else. Druggists aed ch .mists are warned against dealing in im * - ions or counterfeit'



gTEEDMAN’S SOOTHING PO T ,VDEBS CHILDREN CUTTING T £ETIL CAUTION TO PUR CHASER The value of this weil-P .. . cine has been largely test- j ’i 1 world, and by all grade- . P** 1 * °* of FIFTY YEAR? J «« soaety. for mwards „-i„ u,, irl • its well-earned extent TIONS «* SPURIOUS IMITA APPKARANT of which »» OUTWAR Es ° c2osel y re «“We tfc e or • have deceived many porcha n aabiilfto*^ ;Clor t^lere^ore feels t due to th hi suca^iMiTATiOx^‘ tion agaiast _ Purchasers are therefore requested careful!- *9 observe the four following distinctiv: characteristics, without which none genuine:— every case the words 'JOHN CHEMIST, WALWORTH SURREY, are engraved on the Goverameß Stamp affix to each packet. and—Each Single Powder has directions Jo the dose, and he words, JOHN Stsxdmaz] Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd— The name, Steedawn, is always el with two EE’s. ath—The manufacture is carried on sale y at Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all Chemists ana Mwß cine Vendors, Kkmpthorn, Prossxk and C