The Ashburton Guardian.

VOli VII.— No. 1802

ASHBURTON •' THURSDAY, MAEOH. 29, fSBB

PRICE -v :VE , V X l\ NY



Public Wot'ces; ! bakebPbSqs BUILDERS, UNDERTA.KER3, &c, Cornar Wakasui Road end Casa stieet; (Next Central Hotkl) . Or at Baker and Dt.ws'a Coach' Factory B. velock street 11J1 £20 KEWABEN IN consequence of tho amount of! A Poarhinsr going, on ia the Creeks , on the Lpgiuhfor Estate, (he above reward will bo paid to anyone giving iuforrnation that will lead to a. conviction. From thiß date MO ONE will fee per- mitted to fish m the Creckß on the Lagrmbor Estate. 11*58 DONALD MoLEAN. '*. fTVEIE respective buainesaaa of Mb, Ch I Keate aud Mr A, Kimnhzeb, bave been amalgatnatsd, and with a view of obviating the double expenditure m« currod m carry tag ou TWO Establlah- ni9nts, will m future bo conducted m the premiflea' lately occupied by Ma Kam« mitzer, undet the style or firm of Tiie Mtorton Drag Company, LIMITED. Having effeitod thSs, the new Company are determined t> give the public the full benefit, of the reduced coat In working expenses, by supplying all DkTJQS and MEDICINES at a muah lower scale o{ charges than heretofore. ' Patent and pro* prlefcury p.rticha Inconstant uaa, will be SOLD at spoclolly LOW figures. The qualify of Bvery DRUG used m Medicine Will ha of the very beat obtainable. A thoroughly competent \u25a0assistant will reside on the premlflf s, and tha convenionco of castoniers carefully studied m every way. Ashburton Drug Company, U, J. BE. CAMBRIDGE, 8*92 . Manager, A SHBgjITON RAGING OLtTB AUTUMN MEETING. THURSDAY "and FRIDAY, APEIL 19th and 20th, 1888; FiJSt Kace on each Day to start at 12.30 p.m. President— E. G-, Wright. VroE-PRsar- dkntb— J. Grigs and W. O. Walker. f TEWARDa— C. W. Purndl, J. 0 N. Gri?ff, W. B. Denshire, B. M'O\v;n, T. Leahy, W. Lytt/ltoa. JT7D&H— Matthew. Shitt. Stihter— T. Icahy. H akdi dappers— TheCoumittce. Clerk of ihb Soalbs— " T. E. Upton. Olhrk of thb Course— A, Bewson, Treasurer— D. Thomns. PROGRAMLtjfe. First Day. >1. Handicap Hurdle Race, of 40 eovs ; tha second horse to receive 6 sovb from the Btake, Over tight nights of Ladles, about Blt Gin high. Nomination, 1 aov j acceptance, 1 soy. Two "miles. 2. Wakanui Stakes Handicap, of 26 boys. Nomihotion. 16a 5 acceptance, lOi. Ore and a quarter miles. District horse e only, 3. Abhburton Autumn Handicap, of 66 boys; second horse to rcceiva 6 sove from *> a stake. Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, ly soy. . One and a half miles. 4. Posr Stakes, of 10 soys. Entrance, 103, to bo made .to the Secretary immediately after the Ant nmn Handicap is run. Catch I •weights. Tho winner to bo sold imme» diatsly aftor tha r.ics for 16 sovt, any surplus to go to the funda of the Club. - Hi»lf v mile. ';' ' 6, District Welier Handicap, of 20 boys. Nomination, 10a ; acceptance, 10a. Mini- mum weight, 9ab. District horees only. One und a half mile. 6. FLYIN& Handicap, of 26 eovs. Nomination, 1 eov ; acceptance, 103. Three quartera of a mile. . Second Day. 1. County Hurdle Baob HaWdioap, of 25 soys j the second horse to receive 3 soya from the Btnke. District horses only. Over six flights of hurdles, about 3ft 6in high. Nomination, 15a ; acceptance, 10a. y One mile and a half. 2i Grand tTAND Handicap, of 45 soya.; eecond borsi< to receive 6 tovarrota tbia Etake. isoruinUioD, 1 scv, .icceptance, 1 boy. Ono mile. 3; Handicap Time Trot fin saddle), of 2C f-ovs. Nominutiou, 10h j acceptance, 63. Weight not l?ss t!j;m lOsfc. Pull and go. District horso3 only. Three miles. 4; Harvest Handio p, of 26 sovb ;' second hoi-so to rccnivij , boys from tao Btake, N Noininaun ; ls?; a^ceptaiicejlOj. District IW3C9 only. Three quarters of a mile. 5. Open Welter Hasmoap, of 36 soys ; the BOi.on:! horse ro r^cuivo '6 aovs from tha n'.ako jtfounY.afciou, \ soy ; axoptanca, 1 aov. Minimum weight, 9afc. One and a iv'.^rter miles, ToTAMSATOR - takes, of 25sovs. Entrance 10 > ; t : bo msdo 10 the fSucictary imme-' (lately after the V\ el: cr Handicap is run. x'h;- vinn- r ta be sold icm-:i}JHtily aflei t);o r,-\ce,xhQ whole of the proctods to go to tho funds cf tha Club. Minimum \voj-,'h',B3t, Fivo 'urongai Any over- weight; above 2;bs to bo declared. HUi.ES AND EhGULAriONS. 1. Tho Moflfcmg will be held nndcr the Rules, of Racing and tho Aehburton Racine Club ' Rules. " 2. No entry will bo received except on the conditions that ail dispufces, cbims, and objec- tions arising out of tho racing sha'l bo decided by tho Ftowarde, or M'hoin thoy may appoint. Their decision on i^U poiuts connected wi*h tho carrying oat of tbi i programme to be final. 8. A district horse shall mean any horse that has been commonly resident m the district between the rivera Selwyn and Opihi, from 19th January, 1888, and np to the date of the forthcoming Meeting, and owned by a person who has resided m the said district during tho san:e period. 4. Five por cant, will be deducted from the , gross of all moiieys payable m accordance with tuiß programme for tho expense of the course. 5. All nominations and acceptances to fo to 1 the funds of the Club. . "* 6. Trotting Races,— Horses must trofc to tha satißf action of the Uef erco . NOMINATIONS. Ul nominations to bo accompanied by fee, name, age, aud description of horaa, anA colors of the rider, muat bs m the ha^ds of the I -ecret tary not lawr than 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Maict 27 til, 1888 1 1 WEIGHTS. Weights for tho Sret tfny'a handicaps will be declared on Monday, April 9;h. Weights for tho aaaonrt uay's handicaps will be declared at 9 o'clock on the evening o the first day's racing . AOCrPTANCES. Acceptances for tho first day's handicaps must be made to the Secretary not later than 9 p.m, on Monday, Av>ril 10, 1888,- Acceptances for tho second tlay'a handicaps at 10 o'clock on theoevsning of tho first day'a racing, „„,« Oj 0. FOOJOJ,



Public Wot' cos. F. H. you SCHOEHEBERG, FRENCH POLISHER. CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERE I, AND UNDERTAKER, HAS opened m Premises (next W. Patching) East GJreet, ",od hopes to reoeive a fair share of public support, being prepared to MAKE FURNITURE any design to order at OHRISTOHUKGEI RATES. Pianos and Furniture re- polished at very low rates* AbHBURTON. /pEE pK.NTRAL TJOTEL, Proprietor ... .„-• w. Redmond A Comfortable Family and Commercial Hotel. Private Suites for Families Good Billiard Room, Drinks at Front Bar, 3d. Lunch Free at 12 o'clock. Choicest Brands of Liquors. Special- terms per week, As Byron says — I never, no, I never, Saw any man so yellow, How's your Irver ? (Yeilow Dwarf.) TAKE MOOBE'3 PILLS, Christchurch, March 9th, 1887. lam happy to testify to the value of your Liver and Stonir.ch.ic Pills, having used them for the laßt fourteen years, and can recommend them to every household with every confidence.— J. ii, Garfori'h. Sola Agent for Ashburton,— CHAS. NEATE, Pharmaceutical Chemist. 7 166 "TTEIiY little medicine of any other kind V required if LAMPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE is at hand, and taken as occasions arise. It is the cure and \u25a0PREVENTIVE or. most diseases incident to Tropical and Colonial life. It allays thirst and cools and vitalises the blood m a remarkable manner, speedily removing Constipation, Feveriehnesa, Feverß, Head- ache, Vomiting, and Liver troubles. Station proprietors, flockmasters, and all residing m up-counlry etaiions should be provided with it. Ask your merchant to send regular supplies with your other stores, as it is invaluable to all . bold by all medicine vendors. *.. >TtO MEET THE T 1 C. TRUCKLE, - PROPRIETOR of the Prince Alberl Boarding - House, Wills Street, ABhburton, next Oddfellows' Hall, while thanking tie many Friends and Customers for their liberal support for the past 10 years, solicits a continuance of the same. Board and Lodging, 16s, 18s pe* week, or 3s per day. Tinners only, 4s per week, Good accommodation for Families, and private rooms for Ladies. 7 52 H. & E. Oraighead 4 BEU TO AN NOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE REMOVED TO FRIEDLAHDERS' BUILDINGS, CORNER OF EAST & MOOEE STBEFTS. , And further that they have JDST RECEIVED an useortmont of SCOTCH TWEEDS, suitable for the coming Season. Also,— A small AGsortment of MERCERY. HAVES "& GO'S. Groat Salvage Sale JDST COMMENCED. WRECK of tiie " MAY QUEEN." HAVES AND C 0,,, DRAPERS, HAVING purchased largely from tho wreck of the " May Queen," they aro m a position to offer to tho public the whole of these Purchases at ASTONISHING PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY. \u25a0KMIt CALL EARLY AND SECURE THE BARGAINS. Hayes and Co,, AROABE.



BAKEE AND CO. i \u25a0 . \u25a0 TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, WEST STREET, ASH BU RTON . DESIBE to anuounce to tho inhabitants of Asbburton and surrounding districts that they bavo opened a TIMBKIf and COAL YA.KD, opposite Mr George Jameson's Grain £tore, West street, aud are prepared to supply all classes of BUILI'ING MATERIAL, m large or small quantities, to suit purchasers. RSD, WHITE, and BLACK PINE, and TOTARA., GALVANISED CORRCJGATED IRON m all lengths, and best brands . MOULDINGS, ARCHITRAVES, SKIRTINGS. POSTS and RAILS, STAKES, and all Fencing Material. OoTL: Westport Coal, Newcastle Coal, Mount Somers Coal. Fnewood m long or ehort lengths, Agents m Aehburton for Wilson's Portland Cement and Hydraulic Lime. Notk Addbess : — BAKER AND CO. Opposite Mr G. JAMESON'S Grain Store, West slreot. IJIB WINDMILLS! WINDMILLS! To suit Everyone, J. &T.DANKS, LICH FIELD STREET, Christchurcii, Are supplying WINDMILLS at PRICES which will make Hand-pomping a thing of the past. THE SPECIAL, from £5 10s THE SAMPLE, from £8 10s Or TITAN MILL and SYPHON PUMP, from £15 John G. Restell, AGENT, ASH3UftTONi



! THE ASHBDETON WOOLLEN MAJNTJEACTUEING COMPY (Limited.) DEPOSITS \u25a0pECBIVED m large or small suras at £i tho following rates of interest : — Six per cent if fixed for 6 months. Seven por cent if fixed for 12 months £ H. SEMPLE, j 9t56 Kecostary. „ 1 c GEEAT SALE \u25a0< or Bankrupt Stocky } OF Drapery, Clothing, [AND BOOTS. ANDREW ORR having necured^the Stock of A. C. PRIGHARD at a great reduction from Invoice Cost, will offer it to the Public on WEDNESDAY, DEO a 28th 7 At Unheard- of Prices* TUESDAY, the, 27th DEC ABOBJSW OEK. ASHBURTON _HIGH SCHOOL. ESTABLISHED 1881. Teaching Rtabf. Boys' [School. — Mr J. E. Buchanan, lßt B. A., University College, London. Girls 1 School. — Miss Saundbrs, Canter- bury College, Ohristolmrch ; Miss Qbubb, Trinity College, Dublin. AT this institution pupils of both iexes hava the opportunity of acquiring the elements of a liberal edu- cation. The snbjeotß of Study are those usually taught at Secondary Schools ; but the ordinary course may be modified to meet special oases, if it? tho interest of the Pupils suoh a plan is judged advis- able. At tlio Girls School provision has been made by the Teaching Staff to give lesaonß m Music and Paf.ntlng to Young Ladles noi attending tho other Classes m the School, who may desire Inatruotion m theea subjects. The Physical Training of the Pupils is not overlooked. Calisthenics for the Glrle, and Military Drill for the Boys, are parts of the School oourae. The year ia divided into three terms. All fees are payable m advance. For Pupils under 12 years of age, £2 2d pec term j over 12 years of age, £2 16s per term; Music £1 Is por term extra ; foe or attending music (only), £2 2s ; Draw- Sng and Painting (only), £1 Is per term. For further details apply to Me Bnohanan, 1*97 (



THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND OFFERS GREAT AX>V-AJ*T.AuGJSS TO\u25a0Q TT 1 T) C f\ TVT Q about to make their wills, and desiring to seoure the JT J-iXIOUIN O faithful execution of their last wishes. TYI T)T7T)QniVrQ aDoufc to marry and make provision by marriage >1U JrJ-JJL\OU.nD contractor settlement. '"bA T) PT)C f\ TVT C contemplating the settling of their estate, or of a JLv/ JrJuiXvOV/JLNO sum or sums of money by trust deed. TV^ "Q l7 T) Q A TVT Q desirous of constituting trusts for charitable or 1U -T XjJAOUXNO benevolent objects. Tfl rODnnkl TDIIOTCCO holding moneys m trust for persons 111 IUmLIUIi InUulLLy resident m this colony. All bucli should obtain detailed information from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Custom House Quay, Wellington, or from ACLAND, BARNS, AFD CO., CHRISTCHTTRCH, Or D. M. ROSS, TIMARU. 6 THE LARGEST STOCK OF , COLONIAL CLOTHING m the: ashburton county. A SPECIAL LINE OF ASHBUETOK TWEED SUITS AT 47s 6d KAIAPOI TWEED TROUSEKS 10s 6d HABYESPETiS' MOLESKINS FKOM 5s lid MITCHELL & TURNER TANCRED STREET.



Al TENT DEPOT PO'CONNELL (lato of Chriatchurcb), wiahes to make known to his friends, and • the public m general, that ho has commenced business at Moore Street, ABhburton, as IBNT, TARPAULIN, HORSE COVER, FLAG and OILSKIN CLOTHING Manufacturer. P. O'CONNELL'S experience of 20 years m the trade is a sufficient guaran . 11 work entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. N.B. — Orders by therwiee promptly attended to. Notb the Address, — P. O'COMTELL, Al TENT DEPOT, Moore Street, Ashburton, Opposite FRIEDLANDER BROTHERS. GREAT CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE, &c, &c PICKFORD AND US DRILL HAVING received notios to quit their Premises, m consequence of the land beivf at once required. for New Buildings, have decided to hold a CHEAP BAt of all their Large Stock,* consisting of - FURNITURB m variety, HANDSOME CHESTS DRAWERS, OBIFFONTERk IRON AND WOOD BEDSTEADS, Choice TOILET WARM, 2 Oases FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS, BEDDIN -, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE at prioeu thai must effect a Clearance m ONE MONTH. New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company Established ... ••• ... 1859. CAPITAL ONE MILLION. THE P.BEMIER & WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY. FIRE AND MABINB BISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS. THRESING MACHINES, &c, accepted at lowest current rates. GEORGE~~JAMESON, AGENT, ASHBURTON. £d\ . tW\ B I . i\ % NiZt INDTTSTBIAL GAZETTE B-<^AA|4i ' B 'A^i B M Jh iy\ blending is entirely atten- I bKSL B wCuM B flTi^TtfV dec! to by Mr. Nelson himself, jLJ \u25bc~ \u25bc m. ~ \u25bc\u25bc\u25a0\u25bc .m wlfS§X§Sx % w h° 1S a Taster of great cxperi- B miH2&s?eT\ ence, and lias had a special IM TU P B Mr?sffii^m^L training m the art." UN inc. m /'^^gOA % TIMARU HERALD. \A m B M fy® 9$ 'WjO \ " Thto ftpm deserves the sup- »tf ||^ 1 \J B M -*^-S5KsS?v m portofaUjJurchasprsofTca \J l"l B Mrs. flsffltsM§Z&f'S\ wL M the article they ofler is B MS «*s^%S??^i^\ lli superior to anything we « m #<c "JraME^&O have seen m this Colony." .oVNI^ B i$ A % "Mr. Nelson Is a pro- %\^\W B £$ r^iriSH^alT mfcssionnl Taster and ™ OUGH M^^^^St^^^= \xJL PRICES: AUCKLAND, WEIIIYGTOM, IHRISTDHURCH, DUNEDIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE, SOLD IN ASHBTJETOK BY H. M. CARSON And the principal storekeepers P. DUNCAN, WILLS STREET, ASHBURTON. BESIDES tho ordinary Implements m use on Farms, we are manufaoburinp^the following! GOESE UUTTEBS, Koit's Patent, simple, Btrong, effective, and cheap. ' Th Machine m fully secured under Letters Patent, and all the parts thereof. Anyone infringing s?id Patent rißhts will be prosecuted. DISC HARROWS, the simplest, cln apeat, most convenient for hau ling, and most effective Disc Harrow m the Markofc. DRILLS, by strict attention to the wanta of tho Farming Community, we have been enabled to produce the best DRILL yet made m ISew Zealand. We have, after duo considera- tion, adopted the SPOON FEED Oar Drills will, thorefore, drill any kind of SEED or GRAIN, from Tnrnip Heed to Boanfl; English ot American Joultarß Bitme prioe. STALKER'S AUTOMATIC FEEDERS for Threshing Machines. Although the -genius of English Engineers has been at work on this question for the last 20 years, it has been reserwd for a farmer of Tit-waia to solve the problom. Wo have every confidence m recommending these FEEDERB. Wo wonld ask Machino Owners not to listen to interested persons who deory these FEEDERS, but to apply to anyone wh h'M. tfiven thorn a FAIR TRIAL. We mention the folio vine gentlemen as being experienced 'and successful Throßhers, who have used our FEEDERS with satisfaction to themselves and their OlientB :— MR THOS. PERKS, MR NELSON EDEN, MR JOHN MOORHEAD Anyone desiring information re our FEEDERS, oan obtain the same from aly of thoae Gentlemen. Repairs to Machinery. We are favorably situated for repairing every class of Machinery. Castings of every description In Cast Iron, Steel, Brass, or Malleable Cost fcr repairs, can be had from us on the shortest notice. Repairs to Reapers and Binders . We keep a large Stock of extras for repairing thest Machines, and wo have a number of mpiovotl ,tittinga fcopaire effected m a proper manat) , en the shortest notice uxi reasons* '... J,KEIB Manager.



Public Notices. A CARD.) Miss Carson, TEACHER OF MUSIC, (PIANOFOBTE AND OKGAN), BUBNETT StBEBT, 12 101 ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILD- ING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. rriHE above Society pays interest at the JL rate of 4 per cent, per annum fcr Deposits at call, 4£ per cent per annum for 6 months, and 5^ per cent, per annum if fixed for 12 months or over. J. WARD, Manager. Office : — Arcade Chambers, Burnett street. THE —-Philadelphia Novelty — MANUFACTURING CO., 1422, 1424, 1426 Callowhill St., Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.A. (incorporated), New York Office, No. 32 Howard Street, \u25a0 New York City. SOLE MANUFACTURERS of A LINE OF Patented American NOVELTIES, In Stationers' Specialities & Light Hardware. 'T'HE Novelty Paper Fastener. A full line J- of Paper and Letter Clips. The Up- right Clip. Paper Weight and Clip. Note, Letter, and Legal Cap Board Clips. Auto- matic Fountain Penholder. Automatic Fisher (for fishermen.) Novelty Pocket Knife, and Novelty Hunting Knife (operating instan- taneously with one hand.) Ornamental Match Boxes, with bracket hooks (nickel plate, Tucker bronze, and other styles of finish.) Shelf Brackets (for putting up shelves without tools), with sets of wardrobe hooks attached. Mincing Knives, with one, two, and three blades. Staples for binding pamphlets and papers. Suspension Ring Staples for hanging up show cards, etc. The Celebrated Madame Louie Hair Crimper, etc. All goods new m design, novel m operation, protected by patent, better finished, better working, and lower m price than other goods of the same classes. Full illustrated descrip. tlve catalogue Iree on application. Goods can bt ordered at the same prices through any reliable American Commission House. Houses undertaking the sale of these goods will find their trade rapidly increase, and that the goods will give the fullest satisfaction. New articles are being constantly brought out, and merchants are asked to send for catalogue or order samples through their correspondents here. LOW VITALITY. OR, OHCROHILL'S Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime prescribed by the faculty for the euro of Consumption, Chronic Cough and General Debility. IT contains two of the principal In- gredients necessary for building up the Ham an Frame, and which aro con- sidered deficient m the above complaints, viz., Phosphorus and Lime. It cannot be too highly recommended for Delicate Children, Dr. Churchill's Compound Syrup of HYPOPHOSPHITES Is real Brain Food, and m caßes of Mußcular and Nervous Exhaustion hpe acquired a Tworld-wide reputation, Each bottle bears D*. Churchill's signature. Price, 4fr Prepared only by| Swan,. CJiemist, Rob Cabtiqijokb, Papib Mount Somers Coal JAM now m a position to supply COAL at considerably reduced rates. In anticipation of a LA.RGE DEMAND during the coming Benson, I have made PRICES such that no one need want FUEL ; and until further notice will supply at Per truck load at Mount Somora Railway Station, per ton... 12a Stations on Mount Somers line, freight added. A^hburton, per truck, per ton 15& Tinwald „ „ 15s Winßlow \u0084 \u0084 15b Hinds \u0084 „ 16b Baling „ „ 17s Dromore „ \u0084 16b Chertsey „ \u0084 16a .TERMS CASH. BOOKING EXTRA. i In ABhburton retail quantities delivered to Customers 1 residences, at 20a per ' ton, CASH, All information to be obtained from, and orders left with MX JOB>! G. EESTELL, WEST STREET, Whom I have appointee l my Agent, and who will cell at above ra?9B FOU OAvSH. i \u25a0 j . B. F, WBIQHT;



" Zealandia" Boots HAVE the Highost Eeputatio- m the Colonies. '.cPonnced at the Indian and Colonial Exhibit'on as the FINEST m the Whole Exhibition; For substantial wear they are the BEST FN THE WORLD. Boy a pair 0 "ZEALA.NDIAS" and "you will never use any other Brand. Our Patented "PARAGON BOOT' and " INDESTRUCTIBLE TOES." For Boys and Girls are Splendid Lines for Hard Wear. None are Qenui\e nnless branded on the Sole And every pair is absolutely Warranted to give Good Wear. Sold by tbe leading Boot Dealers and Country Stores througoout New Zealand, and Wholesale by LIGETBAKD, ALLAN & CO. CHRISTCHURCH. STORAGE. _STORACE. WOOL. WOOL. "WOOL. finHE Undersigned begs to announce to I his numerous friends of Ashburton and tho surrounding districts that he has ftken over the HEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- CANTILE AGENCY CO.'S STORES m ABHJ3URTOW, AjmS is prepared to receive Wool and Grain for STORAGE or SHIPMENT. Liberal Cash Advances made on WOOL, GRAIN, SKINS, &c,, m store or con- signed for Sale. WOOLPACKS and CORNSACKS at the Lowest Prices . %. TWINE, CHAFF, OATS, OILS, LAMPBLACK, &c. GKAIN bought and sold. Land .and Estatb Agent. AGENT FOR— H.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co Union Insurance Company Bbookb'b Shsep Dip, Eto. - Newest Improved Threshing Maohines rranged for. , <FKED, MAKEIG, it 85 Ashbucton. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS, EAYB FOB IBALK THE FOLLOWING- SHEEP. 1 /A f\r)r) MEBINO Ewea ' KrW\ 8-TOOTH Merino OUU Wethers &r\f\n ToU-Moathed OUUU Merino Ewes 1000 * * ALSO — ;THE FOLLOWING PROPEBTIEfcK-'. -t "I X ACRES, being R.B. No. 20078, JL X O 20079, 20295, at Aehton, -i f\f\ AOBES, being B.S, 28586, 28686 at XUU Alford Forest. A f\f\ AOBES, at Aebburton, "i i\n "AOBEBj being part of s'.D. 7186 at JLV/U Wakanni, now occupied, by Mr Si AAn^ nT T t r LOTS 16,17, 18,1 and 20 each containing •bout 4 an acre, fronting Winter's Boad tvid Charles Btreet, being immediately opposite tbe Woollen Factory. . \u0084 L LOT 77, So nth-east Town Belt, Ashbnrton, oontaining $-acre, with Dwelling-honse fthsiGoru TOWN BEOTIONS No 104S, 1047.1060 Peter -street. „, . TOWN SECTIONS No 680, 681, with 4- xooved Honsa on each Bection, Cameron strict. TOWN SECTIONS No 666 and 666, Park itfeet. For price, terms, and full particulars apply to the nndersigned, SALES OF HOBSE&, PIGS, CATTLE, PRODUCE, & FURNITURE ow SATURDAYS. STOCK SALES ON TUEBDAYS. BAKAIA MONTHLY BALE, lßt THUBS DAY of the month. FBIEDLAKDER BROS,. ?ETER WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,