PRINCESS CHRIS TIAN ON THR HIGER EDUCATION OF WOMEN

Prlncas Ch'ia'Ua m t*«e coarse of »n sddreos delivered b> Her Royal Highness on the occasion >t tho auv»ilir.g of * *trtue of tba Q ipen at the Royal { Hollo way College, Egbaro, made «he following; teDstbie remarks : — It i» do longer necessary, as wa9 the e ise even 15 or 20 years ajjo, to lay stress on the un poitonoe of the h'<?her education of women, I? has, on tho other hand, rather beo >me a duty to warn agaiasc the »luaos exaggerated views iha* »iiin^ »re inclined to adopt on th ; s subj ct. I should like to say, Let a women' never forget that ah* It a woman, let h*r n*v«r forget that her chief attribute and the power ibe possesses He m her womanliness. I certainly sympathise with the desire for learning and mental oultnce ; bat I do feel that sometimes ambition, which urgsa many to encroach on man's prof ince, o*aies them to underrate the impoitanoe of the many duties and even privilege! whloh are given to women alone. do not w!sh for a moment to safest that the higher eddca- 1 lion and intelUclaal cultivation of woman sire inoompstiblu with good housekeeping, and that women are of necessity worse wive*, mothers, or daughter! because- tbey have B-ndiert Euolid and read T»eit. b. I »m anxloQs to impress on yon lady aadenca the convloiiau of how mo^h tbe \u25a0:ioccst of 'hisgreavinsM^otion depends >n the oha-aoter and tone whioh y>u, i*t first in Distew, impress upon I*. W«imen In England will look to yoa to ascertain what m-y bo tXDeoted from f< m le educa tion m its highest deVdiopment and und-r the mist fiforabe oo^ditiooa. Bo trne t > your ool'e^e, your tesohen. and yon r womanhood ; be learned, be gentle, be e»niteotta ; and bef re m»ny ynara are past tha anx'ous wish of thn f under to bt^n^Bt tha women of this klugd»m by placing within tbeir reaoh a complete course «t edao<tt >n will hi»ve been »co>fD plished, and yon will have shown that his bounty has n< t been exop^ded m vain.

OUR MINERAL RESBOURCES.

While it is necessary to the progress and prosperity of the co'ony that the land should be opened up fcr settle ment and not less so that every en conragement and assistance should be given to the d velopment of our manu facturing industries, it is equally neces sary and important that the vast mineral resources which yew Zealand is known to possess should be turned to the best account. Now, while as regards the opening up of land for settlement, there is every reason to believe that the present Ministry are* tho ougli'y m earnest, we are quite sure that they are not so convinced of th* importance < f fostering local industries and mannfac tures as were their predecessors. "They believe m a Laissez jaire policy m bucli matters, and, worse still, seem disposed to pursue the same " let alone " policy m relation to our mining industries. In this respect we think the colony has lost much by the change. In the last Administraton there >7pb a Minister who devoted his sole attention to those industries, and m Air Larnach we had, as head of that imp' rtant department, a man whose heart was m his work and who, during hisjterm of office, did much to give an .impetus to mining ; wh;le his successor. Mr Richardson, has his hands full m th«* administration of the Lands, and has not the time, even if he have the disposition, to pay much atten tion to mining matters. And. yqjfc the hope of the future lies greatly m that direction ; for there is every reason to believe that m the mineial-bearina: reefs wLich are to be found at numbers of places m the colony there are untold sources of wealth, only requir ng the exercise of the needful skill to develop . them. But m many case the precious mptals— silver especially — exist m tlie form if what are termed •• refractory ores," that is to say m combinations from which they cannot be resolved by the methods at present employed. At Karangahape, for instance, we learn there are immense stores of ore con taining silver m quantity ranging op to hundreds of ounces to the ton, which is not utilised simply because it is n<>t known how to separate the precious metal from its base surroundings, ro also with gold there is reason to be ieve that not infrequently the result of the methods of the so called " gold saving " employed is the l>ss of by far the largest proportion, and the saving of onW a fraction We have, * indeed, bean told of a case m which tailings or residue from which 3 zs t<j the ton had been extracted, subsequent^ yielded when subjected to more scientific treatment, no less than 48ozs. f>ow, sot only m such case is knowledge " power," it is also the equivalent oi money, and we are persuaded that there could be no wiser expenditure than that proposed bat unfortunately rejected lar>t year viz., that a small sum of money should be devoted to the acquisition ul the necessary knowledge to enable us to develop the latent wealth which exis-b m cur goldficlds and gold and siher bearitifi' re»-fn P..r such refractory ore? as we have hitherto fousd ourselve m capable oj dealing with are reduced with compete success m other parts of the world, and the Mines Department should nor h> sitate to incur the expense m volved m sending one ef its officers to some of those countries m order to make himself acquainted with methods which might be applied m New Zealand with like succpfsfal result. Ihe knowledge desired might we think, be gained m California the miners of which eountiy have, we atej reaii, recently acqu n-u the secret. Prior to tnat, large quanti ties of refractory Bilver ore were br light down long distances from the mines on the backs of mules to Los Angelep, thence transported to Wan Francisco and thence shipped round the Horn to Swansea and back (the secret of smelt ing the ore being known then m Swansea only and on the Continent of Europe) and after all this trouble and haudlii g and consequent expenditure, mining was made to pay welL Now the Cali fornians know the secret themselves, it must pay infinitely better. In Bohemia a bo, we believe the secret is known, ar d miyut doubtl ss either be lear ed o. bought. And it is of the very first importance to the colony that knowledge oi this sort should be obtained, and the outlay of a few thousands to that end would be a mere bagatelle, for wo verily believe that if such a step as we coun>el were ttken, - ew Zealand would ere long rej' ice m a mining bo<>tn such as has broken out m New {South Wales and honti Australia, and that not m one part of the colony only bat m several different localities

WHO IS MOTHER SEIGEL.

Phe is a lady, who by the merest accident has made a m:>«t v luabL discovery, and she is creating the widest enthusiasm all over the coun ry, and «veiybody is talking about her and asking WHAT IS MOTHER SFIGEL'S REPUTATION? And she tells them to r ad the thousands ot ettew, something Me the following from Mr Perkins : —

A WONDERFUL TESTIMONIAL.

"Grove Pharmacy, Kaling, W., Jan 2, 88 . " Your medicine must be the most wonder ful discover , for during my experience of more than twenty years. 1 nev.r knew any proprietary or patent medicino m auch universal favour and demand. It is sirapl extraordinary, and if I were to send you an account of every statement made to me m its favour, you would have to publish, a separate book to contain my testimonials alone. (Signed) " Thomas J. Perkins." And then people ask— WHAT DOES MOTHER SEIGEL DO GIVES RELIEF AT* ONCE. "59, Bloomfieid road, Pimastead, "Jan. 7, 1885. " I find tSe sale of your medicines increases every year, and everyone spe >ks well of them that tries them. I know a lady th it at em ed the Female Hospital m Soho-square for so ne rn»mhs, with pains m back and side, and bi ioa% and could t ke no food, but got no benefit from any of the n.edicnes they g ye her. Before she had taken all the contents of o c bottle of your syrup she fe.t relief, and 19 now quite well. (-igned) "W. K. BAKEK." THE EFFECT WAS MARVELLOUS. '•M.dical Hall, Bangor, Jan. 5. 1885 --" I hear people constantly speaking very highly of Seigel s Syrup. There is a case of a young married lady m Anglesey who had been suffering from stomach as'hma for a 1» g peiiod, who had consulted some of the best phy>kuns of Ihe day, but without Herivingany benefit She was ''aily getting wor-e, but at last a fripnd ptrsuaded her to try Seigel's syrup She procured a i><. tie, and the effect was m inellous ; she rap dly improved, and now sh is as sftong and heahhy as e»er she h s been. (Signed) "H. Lloyd-Jonhs." WnAT IS MOTHFR SKIGEi. GOOD FOR ? DOES NOT RESTORE THE DEAD, BUT SAVES TltK LIVING. Mr J. W. Savill. nfUunraow, Essex, writes, — c er>tember, 1884:— "I introduced your medicines mo I 'unmow almost as s >on as they were brought out m l<ondon. T soH m a short time eighteen pounds' wo r lh. I hay«? known many grand cases of permanent cures; and, as yet, no case of fylure. ot« wt s'aivling many competitors, Mother Seigel's .Syrup holds it own ground. I be lieve it a good n eciicine — it will not restore the dead to life, but it appears to S3ve the living from dying.

A CASE OF GRAVEL CURED.

"Feltham, fan. 6. 1885. "It has 'always given me pleasure to re commend your medicines *.o my customers, and the results of their use have irvariably been most satisfactory. I rould furnish you ma>y testimonials. (ne case just now occurs to my ivind. A c )nstablc of the police force of 1 ooting, P. v\ ., where 1 for many years had a shop, wa<s a patient of mine, suffering from a bad attack of gravel. He was per suaded to try ' Mother Seigel's l yrap. He purchased a bottle at my shop, anthyt>e t»me he had takrn half of it he reported him* s»if to me as quite cured. The effect was simply miraculous. (aigntd) ••J. D. FLORANCB." IS MOTHER SEIGEL RELIABLE? Would respectable chemists^write like the following if not ? SURGICAL OPBRATI N AVERTED.

"Ticehurst, Oec. I^B4. Mr Ei Ward Copkb. » hemin, writes :— "Your me icine maintains a steady sale i •his district, and is well esablished m genera' favor. I know an o d nun, over seventy, wh-» some three or foui years ago was auviscd to submit to the opernion for stone. He cet tain y was suffering from some distressing S)m|t^m«, and .ould scarcely walk. Instead <" taking that advie he tried Seigel's Syruc, with the tesult tha', aft' r one bottle, he could walk about fairly well, and, Vavm taken three or four 2s 6i butt es, he wao cimpletely cured. He is sti 1 about, hale and hearty for hi years. If any of the synrptoms of tie old ! 'r üble come <>n, he takes a few doses of the >yrup, aiid al! is well again." WHAT PEOPLE -.AY ABOUI MOTHER SEIGEL. AN EXPERIENCE OV FORTY YEARS. " Cosham, Hants, Jan. 2 1885. "Vy custom- rs, ever a wide country dis trict, tre not ve»y demonstrative, and I have no wri"en testimonials t-> send ; but verbal admiration o your mclicine is m the asce d an: ai.d my expe.ience offortv years as u res c that n other preparation hns so rapidly cquired a o- pularity, and so firmly main ains its reputation as Mother >ci el's fS : tm- ) \u25a0« H"MA H. AX R."

THE! A^hJxTBTON qPABmMr JATUBPAy, FfMßtiMx lit ljj^

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B\ tamest* Noticed. l"7" KaTUST iS POWDKJR desfcrojH b^h IV n-.»s moths, beetles, and all othi » I -ootß, whilst (fuue harmless to domeßtio •mala. In ext-rmii atlng. beetles the co '8» of; this povvdei is extraordinary. al <« perfectly ele*a Id application. See ma article you parohanb U KISATINU'S. vll imitations »re noriouß »nd iueffeott al oold io tin*. t>d, Is and 2s 6d eaoh, by * < Chwr,.<Bt . \ BLANCAUD 8 IODINE CF IRON PILLS APPROVED i>y the Academy of Medicine of Pnriß, arc specially rai ommeDded by . .he Menicai Celebrities of .the World fcr *«tofula (Tamore, King's 'Evil, etc), ths eniy .>Aged of Consumption, Constitutional Weak* iepa, Poorness of 31ood, and for stimnlatlbg tad regulating its periodic course. Nonu genuine unless Bigned " Blaaeard, 40, rue Bo aa- wte, Paris." Sold by Dmggists and Chemise tnroujrunm 'to- ('nlonier, %/gOUNT SOML/RS & METHVBN ..XL ROYAL MAIL OOAOH. On and after Jannarj 1 it, 1885.. the uderslgi.ed will rnn » Oosuh each Mod- »y, Wednesday and Saturday, starting «t oon from Hood's Hotel, Moont Soniers. >r Bprlngbtn n and Alford Forest, therr : inneotlngwlthOnfPsOoaehfrotn Mothvec 'turning same evening. Fares — Spring- am, 2s, return, 3s ; Alford Forest, i atarn, 6s. ?7 T. HTX \u25a0\u25a0-, INWALD AND ftIOD NT SOMERS I RAILWAY. tOtiNT SOME* S AND OAVENDISH ROYAL MAIL 00A0H. The above Ooaoh leaves Flood's hotel •r Cavendish Railway Station everyday, eating each train. Passengers by mornlm train may pro- ved by ooaoh io Alford l f orest, thence to ietbven m time for the last train for hrlstchurch, or may return In time for he last train for Ashburton. Parcels ant" Orders vrill reoelve every attention. Htrsa and Babies on hire. :i JOHN HOOP MYARD AND BLAYN PAPEH years of great snccesß p/orlalm >5 superiority m toe treatment of Violent Golds, irritatioaoftheCtest, Aching. Sprain Sprains, Sores, Scalds, Corns, Bunion*, aof Corns, etc Thiß mcdi me, the property o vrbich hue been established niore than half a century by thousanJs of cures, ia ot an invalu- »ble nse m many inflammatory oiseases against A-hich there are not mauy effi aclons remedies, m therefore jnstly conßidored by great number of ov most eminent physicians aB th^ •uost active and least irritating agent m the hove aflVctionß , In order to avoid countftrfeiting, Messrs : bayard und Blayn's eiunamrw has to be oqnirei on eveiy rcl of paper and on \u0084he bo*. , Wholesale 80, Bne Saint-Menri, Paris Franco) and sold by all Chemists m the lonieei ' MedtcaL f\ N E W O R D. 1 Db^b Fribhd8 — We have so.ne healta- - on In addressing yon m the manner fol- owing, i>at hope that it will not be ookedatln any Invidious light, when we that X Is ,«>nly oar kegard for your i if.*Ub that causes us to do It. V\£e have "een a Firm of Analytical Ohemlats for many, many years and have In the long course of this time manufactured certain ; Medicines that being based on scientific formula and absolnte oare and preolsion In manufacture, have enjoyed a popularity far m advance of any other Pharmftoeutl- oal Preparations of the day. How suo- oessful wo have besn In this, Is only to ' oto the extraordinary amount of the rales of our Haydook s New liver PUI. We have the pleasure to strte that we \u25a0 h»?e sold 28,089 Vlais of Dr Bay dock' f New Liver PUU The reason of this de. mand is beoanse we find In Baydook* New Liver Pills a wonderful and extra 1 ordinary oombtoatlon of concentrated - medicine. The Victories of Science— Electric Telegraphs, Steam and Printing ' —revolutionised the whole system of the globe, anC made mankind wiser and bet- ter. So, .although there are counties! Pills used for disease and claiming muob as to their merit, tnt remarkable dls< eovary of Dr Haydook has eolipsed them all, and has founded a New Medical Sys- : tern. The Doctors, whose vast doses of four or five nilis enfeeble the stomach and paralyse the bowels, must give way to the man who restores health and appetite with o&4 or two of bis extraordinary Vegetable Pills. ; One or two of Dr Hay- dook's New Liver Pills suffices to place the stomach m perfeot order creates an appetite, and renders the spirit light and buoyant. If the Liver is affected its func- tions are restored, and If the Nervoue System la enfeebled, It Is In rlgorated ana anstained. TRANSLATION. Aykao, Prov re of Bnrmah, 8.1. Honored and Learned Physician — This unworthy one who dares to address you •«nd come before yon hnmoly m the duet, begs for his people (caste) that 70U would ielgn to look upon their ignoble miseries aid cure them witb your Life-giving grains (Pills). Illustrious one yonr most potent medlolr 9 is life to them an< .heir children, and all the Drug Ba3as» »re empty and your Boul is not m them. r^U humble petitionet, although he it 'owly «nd net worthy to be In yonr higi presence prays that yon will graciously ,>e>>mtt yonr Life gr 'ns (Ulle) to oome to Aykab. To tuemki learned and wise Physician Hayiook (Haydook) of high name. Native to the States* of America, mited In Worth America Country. Berviely signing foi himseu and twenty* , >(«s others, the Petititioner places hie XB ' Tj»*l «B»RBB4K0IJtI, Oarnu, . . A( ril 2, 1884. Db J Haddock : Dear Bkr —I received c-onr Pills a week *S O - htßve fcrled them md must bsv * hikt J nevet ** d no muob ;noddoneuya^ thln K« fney .jww «»b. t oave euflered X* F»™ wlth b»'»o«»nefl« nd heve been ao a> k ftt ** mw . M not aretolivo, Out yo.^ P^ \ ave °° red ue. One aged man * ere ol^ M ta J e " romme only t*o ofy^ l^ V 11 "* . and i vtsb yon could ace him- */*• "•» 5» d »° for five monti s, anu **>•**} tte 'tea dinner such «s api aghnu"* o ®* fcs * \u25a0*\u25a0 \u25a0»ad to oheok him, but h laug^» \u25a0 nd nid he wm treating Ms stomach to fcev T enaation, for tt really vas hungry. -* and yco with this four dollars. Pleat' 6 •and at once, a below, your Pills Mbp Sarah Mannbbb, J Ourml, llllnoi Bj U.S. | We would gue you if we were to go n with them as we very well could do, nut the above raist suffix- Haydook's Yew Liver Pille A/c t>?9 true grains and saenoe of health, and the greatest bless \u25a0 ing that Solence has given to the world. For Nervous. Prostration, Weakneau, \u25a0General Lassitude, Want of Appetite and Mok Headache, DrHaydr- f*ow Liver Pills will be found bp. ' actual Remedy. ifiaoh vial oontains " .enty Pills. Price Fwenty-five Cent. For sale by all Drug- tglsts, Any so«.ptlo ea 1 have a vial of Pills Sent him Free on receipt o his name and address, for • trial. Send « postal card for copy of pamphlet—" The Liver and its. Mystery." * fumlfhes valuable information to HAYDOOK & 00 New York, 9.8. OaoiiovI — Druggists sre desired to no- "Me^aat the name of J. H. Pracots. sole Asiiant, Is written aeros each &***& pack *goi ->f Haydook'D Llvtr PlUi, All vltix- p«t tlbare ooivierfaltp f



MELBOUUNB CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. I AM prepared to represent Manufcturer desirous of epening up or exten ling busi- ness relati: ns wth the Australasan Colonies, at aHore fc xhioition, which will open m Mel- bout- eon Ist August, 1888. Having acted asSpe>ii Representative at the several International Exhibitions held m Australia during 1880 and iBSi, and havin. since resided m the Colonies I »m m a po.-i- --t on to advise intending Kxhitiit »rs. I shall lie glad to upply full m orraati »n to intending Exhibitors, meanwhile re ercnc may be made to Bank of B»itish North America, the City of Melbourne Bank, Limited, London end Melbourne. Advances made on consignments, account ales tendered, and lemit snces made monthly ; Q. n. ADAMS, 119 Pitt Street, Sydney. IS Flinders Street, Melbourne. Where all letters and samples should be addressed; and at Brisbane, - Adelaide, and Auckland. H. P. GREGORY and CO,, SAN FBANCIBCO, OAL. akd POETLAND, OREGON, SYDNEY, N.S.W. & MELBOURNE, VIC, AUSTRALIA. MACHINERY AND GENERAL MISSION MERCHANTS, Offices and Stores m Australia : 17 Pitt Stpert, Circular Quay, Sydney, {x.5.W.,& 104 B< urke Street, West, Melbourne, V ctoria. SOLE AGENTS FOR J.. A. Fay and Co.'s Wood Working Machinery Frank & Co.'s Wood Working Machinery Boult's Variety Moulding and Dovetailing Machine G. F. Blake Manufacturing Co.'s Steam Pumps New York Belting and Packin? Co.'s Rubber Goods Sergeant Prill Co.'s Celebrated Triurapfc Rock Drills v E. W Bliss' Presses, Dies and Special Mjchmery Eclipse Wind Engine Cq.'s Solid Wheeled Windmills Tanite Co.'s Emery Wheels and Grinders Sturtevant's Blowers and Exhausters Judson's & Pickering's Engine Governors Disston and Sonji* Saws and Files Korting's Injectors and Fjectors Pennsylvania <Oak Tanned Leather Belt- ing Hathorn, Da,'iry and Co.'s Safety Engines Smith and Cciventry's Machine Tools Lamfenoo and Co.'s Steam Engines, Road Rolle s, ets. Gco. Richard and Co.'s Medart Pulleys, Shafting and Fittings. Correspondence solicited. All enquiries promptly and lully replied to. Pi.BANOH OFFICE & FAOTOBY: 754 Washington Strfet, New York, THE BEST P A. I N T IN THE - -WORLD. Any shade from Pure White to Jet Black. A COMBINATION of the purest paint w >h Indi< Rubbir, forming .a smoot , glossy, firm, durable, elastc a»d .beaut fu Pairit, unaffected by change of tempe ature, is perfectly water-proof. and adapted to all classes of wo k, and is m every way a bt'tter paint for either insi c or outside paint'ng t an 1 y pther paint m ihe world. » ring froi.™ one-thid to one-fourth chea^e^ and las ing at least three times as long as ihe bes lad and o 1 paints. Be sure that our trade mark is o. veiy package. Ptepaied and ready for nse and sold by the gallon on y. There has never been a paint offered the t üb!ic th t has ecome so pp lar (m the same time) and given as perfect satisaction as lhe Rubber Paint. -"\u25a0\u25a0' ' - ABSOLUTE PBOIEmOI AfiAISSf FIRE, MANUFACTURFRS OF VULCAN PAINT AND SOTERI A. Absolute protection against extension of fire. Color cards and ies.t shingles with instructions and proofs of our v aterials furnisded. VULCAN PAINT~U manufactured f.om the very best ma erials, costh g less, and qual m dur ibility and finishing qualities to the best paint known. *Lan es cannot spread over surfaces covered with this paint. We manufacture the Vulcan Pain m all colors, and will (arnish any tint desired. Soteria will gi» e perfect security t•> all rough interior surfaces, such as fl or beams ioibts, lathing, etc., and wh le boteria is furnished at less than \u25a0 ne.half the cost of our Vulcan Fiint» its fire proof qua ities are equal to the Vulcan Fair*. We furnish it n all colors, and a very va uable property of Soteria is, that, like our Vulcan Paint, it pieserves the secaon covered from decay. NEW YORK~PrRE PROOF PAIN?£ CO., OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE : 65 Maidbn Lane, 85 William Strfet. New York, U.S.A, ManufßCtory, Bliztbttb, N. J. GOods shipped directf ftou our oVq etoclft



I Batlway Time-table. i RAILWAY TlMti TaBLK OHRIST- OtiPttOH, OAMAftD DUMKDIN. South- Week Days. E^r. j am. am p.m. p.m. Ohristchurch depart 720 8.10 1.15 4.15 Addington Jun. „ 729 ... 123 Middleton ... „ • ... • Sockburn ..,.,, # ... * Hornby ...arrive 7.50 ... 1.45 Hornby depart 758 .7! I^s """ Templeton ... „ * ... 1.58 Weedon's ... „ .• ... •" Rolleston Jun. an-'w; 8.25 840 2 17 Rolleston Jun. depatt ~ ... . 2.21 Barnhara ... „ | 2 . 34 5.9 Selwyn ... „ 2.56 S.«B Dunsandel ... „ ... • 3,5 5.36 g* ka !* 9.37 347 6.17 Chertsey ... „ ... • 4.3 6.36 Dromore ... „ ... • * • Aahburtcn ...arrive ... 10. is 4-1? 7*< Ashburtou depart) ... 10.25 4.45 Tinwald ... mc* Winslow (for Longbeach... „ ... • 5.13 i Winderrhere ... „ • . • Hinds... \u0084. „ ... • 5 . 4 o talir.g ... „ • • • RangUata Island „ • ... • Rangitata +... „ B.ao • 6.25 Oran (for Geral* dine 8.45 • 6.40 Winchester (for Geraldine) 9.0 * 7.9 Temuka 9-14 ia-6 7.24 Arowhenua ... „ • ... • Seadown ... , f * ... \u2666 Washdykejun, „ 9.44 ... 7.57 Tiniaru ... arrive 9.55 12.37 8. to p.m. Tiniaru.,. depart 7.2012.57 4.40 Nounanby ... „ • ... • St Andrews ... „ 8.0 1.25 pzo S^m-V. ~ " §' 14 * 5 3 4 Makikthi .. „ 8.32 1.44 5.52 Hook ... .« H * «. • Studholme Tun. \u0084 8.55 2.0 6.15 Waihao ... „ • ... • 'Vaitak' North \u0084 9.52 ... 7.15 Waitaki South \u0084 * .« * Hi.derthorp ... „ • ... • Richmond ... „ * ..." Pakeurijun. ... „ 10.40 ... 7.55 Town Belt ... „ • ... • Oamaru ... (> u.o 8.15 Oamaru... depart 730 3.22 4.25 Hamp.len ... „ 9. 11 4.36 6.33 Hillgrove ... „ 924 ... 651 Palmers ton ... „ 10.13 S« 2 3 7«4° Waikouaiti ... „ 11,0 5.55 Waitati .„ „ 12.1 6.40 Dunedin ... arriv» i.m 7.40 North. Webk Days. I. Xp. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Dunedin ...depart 8.10 3.20 Pon Chalmers \u0084 8.34 * Waitati 9.13 4.32 Waikouaiti ... „ 9.55 5.25 Pamerston ... „ 10.22 5.57 Hampdeo ... „ H. 17 7.6 Oamaru ... „ 12.30 8.32 Oamaru ...depait 7. oia.CO 4.201 Town Belt .„ „ • .* • gukeuri Jun , 743 , M 4.41 Kichmnnd •- n * ... * Hilderthorp * , M • Waitaki S. ... M .„ Waitaki N. ... „ 8.20 .„ 5.20 Vv&ihio ,„ „ • ... • Studholme Jun. „ 95 1.59 65 Hook ... , t • ... • Makikihi ... „ 9.42 3. 18 642 iS vi ? - » 9 5 6 c 6 5 6 IM. Andrews ... „ 10.14 2-3<5 7»>4 I Normanby ... , f • \u0084, • 1 Tim «j? 10.501 3-5 7-5° Tmiaru ...depar 7.30 317 ... 5.21 Washdyke Jun. „ 7.42 5.32 Seadown .„ „ • ... ... * Arowhenua ... „ • • Temuka „ 8.13 3.49 ... 6.3 Winchester (for Geraldine) ... M 8.29 ... ... 6.2 c Orari (for GeraK dine , m „ 8.47 * _ 6.35 I<angitata S. .„ „ 9.10 • «. . k . Do. Island ... \u0084 ... £ai-;g ... „ • • £"? '" " 955 * Wmdermere ... „ • ... ,„ i#t Winslow (for Longbeach... „ 10.15 * .« .« Tinwald .„ 10.31 ... Ashburton arrive 10.40 5.27 ... ,„ . , - a.m. Ashbuiton depart 10.55 5»37 7»»o Dromore ... „ • " • " CWy .« „ 1,34 • 749 R&kaia .„ „ v.53 619 s <9 Dunsaudel ... „ 12.30 • 8.46 helwvQ .„ „ v.40 • 9.0 Burnham ... „ ia.|7 * 9.17 > o"~cfon T»p. arrive 1.8 7.11 ... Kuiieston jun. depart 1. 1 1 7.13 b Weedon's ... „ • b b Templeton ... „ 130 b b f-'ornbv ...arrive 1.39 3 } liuu.uj Uttparl 1.44 b ~b'~*' Sockhurn ... „ * b * Middleton ... „ • • • Addington Jun. „ 24 b 10.9 <*hristchurch arrive 2- 10 7.5^ iais * } latforros only. Trains do not stop at these unless required, h otice shoaM be ever - to the guard at the previous slopping station 0 'Ira.ns slop to put down passengers only. c Stops on Saturdays only, if required, t Starts from Rangitata on Saturdays only, on other days it starts from Orai;. l CHRISTCHURCH AND LYTTEI/^ON. Passenger trains leave Christchurch A t 6 <c 7.30, 8.5, 9.5, 10.25, a.m.. 12.10, 1 , a V J* l* 4.0, ? .30, 6. .5, 6,50. 8.15, p.m •grfvVfo Lyttelton 7 .20, 7-55. 8.30, 9 -3<>, io. S o7a m 6-50, 7.30, 8.35, 9.35, n. 20 , a.m.. 12 40 Extra Trains. An extra train on Thursdays leaves Christ « chorch for J yttelton at n. 3 i p.m^S ?n Lyttelton for Christchurch. on Thursdays at n.O P.m., and on Satu^yg at 10.30 p.m. RAKAIA A>; D ASHBURTON FORK? BRANCH. Ra T° Mbthvbn p.m. J>*.Kaia ...depait 6.40 rlatfield ... „ % Somerton . M fl 4: Mitcham ... \u0084 % Sherwood >M \u0084 $ Lauriston .. „ jr,»» Urrall .. .„ \u0084 J Lyndhu^fit ... M $ Cairnbrae ,„ „ | Methven ... arr v. 810 To bAKAIA am. Methven aM depart 06.40 Cairnbrae ... H Lyndhurat .. „ J UrraU ... .. „ j Lauriston .„ „ 7.17 Sherwood .„ „ { Mitcham ... \u0084 $ Somerton Hatfie'd ... M j Rakaia... ... arrive 8.0 I Platform only. ~~ " MOUNT SOMERS ZRANCH, To Mount Somkrs p~m7 AsfcSurton ... depart 5.45 Tinwald Junction «. ... „ c.e£ Chelmsford .- .. V 4 WesteiSeld .„ ... .'" " I Hackthorne Road , M .J. " t Valletta ... ... .: | Anama ,„ ,^ \u2666 Cavendish 'Z " ' t Mount Sotners arrive 7.20 w T °o AsHBURTON JmkT* Mount Souuerg ,^- ...depart »cc Cavendish .„ ,„ \u0084- , V s Anama ' .1 Vatett. ... _ I Hackthome road .. ' . t Wttterfitld ... ." ~ $ Chelmsford .. '.. " 1 Tinw«id luneßoa ... ...trrivt aaj c AiWwton.; « „ £ 30 .



Public Notices. I7IOR OOUG4S, GOLD S Bkonohi n |j Asthma, Ooryzu, Influenza, Oou- Anmption, <&c. \u25a07- A\ Tf * COMPOUND OF LINSEKD, IV. Aniseed, 8 mega, Squill, Tola, &c I with Ohlorodyne. KAY'S COMPOUND, a dornuloent exfeo*orat t, for Coughs, Colds, and Oner 1; Complaints. KAY 1 i COMPOUND, for Oouehs, sod Culda, is wqaaily serviceable for Marias and Cattle. KAY'S TIC PILLS, a specific x Neuralgia, Face-ache, &c, Cod tains Qolnmn, Iron, &o. />tOAGULINB.— Oerrent for Broken yj irtiolea. Sold Everywhere. Sole Makers:— KAY BROS., Stock- port, England ONE box of Clark's b4l pills w ranted to onre all discharges f/om th urinary organs m either sex (acquired o oonstltutional), gravel and pains m baok. Guaranteed tree from mercary 3oid la boxes 4s 6d eaoh, by al ohemlst and patent medicine vendors. Sole pro prietors, The Lincoln and Midland Coon ties Drag Co., Lincoln, England. For vale by the wholesale Houses. | GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPB'S OOOOA. BREAKFAST. BY a thorough knowledge of the naturt laws which govern the operations o , digestion and nutrition, and by a oarefu application of the fine properties of wci selected ooooa, ML 1 . Epps has provide >o» breakfast tables with a delloatel favoured beverage which may save a* oaany lieavy doctor's bills. It Is by lh» ctd clous nse of suoh article* of die* tl>» a constitution may be gradually bent aj *ntll strong enough to resist every ten lency to disease. Hundreds of sobtl naladles \te floating -ronnd us ready < ittaok wherever there ? weak point Ye may escape many • fatal shaft b> teeplng ourselves well fortified with pur< \u25a0ood and a properly nourished frame. - \d article m the Civil Service Oatettt. Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold In fib pae\ets by Grocers, labelle< has : — JAMES EPPS AND CO., HOMOKOPATHIO OHBMIBTB, LONDON, ENOLANI i OWLE'S P NNV/OY'L AND } STEEL PILLS FOX FEMALES (V)lckly correct all irregularities, and <-eiit)ve the distressing symptoms so pre« /alont with the sex. Boxes la lid and li M, of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors. * reptwed »>uly by The Lincoln *nd Midland Counties Drug Co., Linooln, : Miglaud. V. holerale of ail the Wholesale louses. Beware of Imitations. STEEDMAN'S SOOTHIKbr POWDKB 70S CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. The value of this well-known Family Mcd cine has been argely tested m all part world, nnd by all grades of society, lor upwai \u0084f FiFTY YEARS. Its well-earned, exten iive »aie has induced SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS, some of which m OUTWARE \PPEARANCE so closely resemble the ori <ma ks to have deceived many purchasers The proprietor therei/K~ \2els it due to public to give 1 special morion against the urn jiSUCH IMITATIONS. Purchasers are therefore requested t mlly observe the <our following 1 characteristics, without winch none genuine:— Ist.— ln every cate the words JOH^ STEEDMAN, CHEMIST, WALWORT"! SURREY, are engraved on the Governmer Stamp affixed to each packet. and.— Each Single Powder nas directions he dose, and the words, John Stxbdm^ Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed ihereon 3rd.— The name, Meedman, is always spel with two EE's. 4th. — The manufacture s carried on so it Wnlworth, Surrey. 0' ta PackeU by all Cheaist and Meri cine \«-aiors, KxMPTriORNi, Prosser and Co PRINTING OFALLfiiNDS INCLUDING^ Blllbesdi Circulars Memorendum Forms Agreementi Liens Conditions of Sale Catalogues Posters, &c, And every deaorlptlon of LEGAL AND COfifMEr iOIAL LETTBRFuEsg exeonted at th' d a horte«t cotioe and In the LATEST DESIGNS SPECIAL and most favorable terms offered to WHOLESALE OKDJURS, ASHBURTON GUARDIAN OFFICE,



The Parabolic Water Motor. FOR Prr ing Church Organs, Ie« Cream Freezers Printing Presses, fclevators, Fans, Ventilator, Coffee Mills, hewing Machines, an 1 all light mac inery. Actual test, m competition with other m ke , show that the Parabola Watei Motor, n a given time, aid a ing the sa «c amount of water, did over 100 |er rent more ffok. All parts subject to the action of water of btass, bearings of anti-friction metal. Will work with sandy or muddy as well as with clear water. Made m 5 :is b, supplied com* plete, with fittings by the manufacturers. SEYMOUR iHvHITLOCE:, 43 LAWRENCE STREET, Nbwark, N.J., I).!-'. A. Also Seymour's Patent Rotary Ventilating Fans m all sizes and styles. Our Gas Governor. *T*HE American Gas Saving Company dc- *\u25a0 swe to particularly call tVe attention of \u25a0•as ct*\sumers to their cele ra ed GAS GOVERNOR or REGULATOR, which is attached to the nv;ter for t*e purpose of re- duc n-; the pressure from ihe street mains, and kee ing it uniform m the pipes throughout the building, thereby preventing Mowing and wa-te at the burners, causing them to give a steady and brilliart light at the same tiroe saving from I $ to 50 per rent of the gas. T ese G VERISORS are m use m all the Public Buildings at Washington, including the Capio', where they weie placed after com- petitive t< sts against all comers, including the mercury a r -d elverine machines ; onth/i Man- h ttan Elevated Railway, where they have saved over 875,000 since lß§4, saving $H. 519.37 m five month ; the Mutual life, New York Life, ! iverpoi 1 and London and Globe In urance «. om >any v , Asto House, inclair House, and many o'her public nd ?r vate build ngs (Jur machines are guaran- teed f r five years. We guarmtee a large per c:rt>i;e of saving over any others. All communications « ill receive prompt ttention. The price is nominal, and is mo c than cove ed tr c first year by the saving m gas Send fer pamphlets'. Agents wanted. AMERICAN GAS SAVING CO,, No. 23, DEY STREET, New York. U.S.A. THE WALKER Cork Extractor. Pronounced the bes'. Mechanical Cork Ex'ractor m the Market, as it pulls theC' rk 'heeasest, and removes it quickest f.om the fccrcw. Its use prevents the agitatioi of carbonated or other bever ges and allows the sediment to remain und.sturbed m the bot le. Designed for the v c of hofels, restaurants, salooos, c übs and fam lies. < »rnamental m apptarance and lull n ckel plated. pecial termw to jobbers. Manufactured by th« E. WALKER TOOL COMPANY, ERrE, Penn m U.S.A. Also manufacturer* of WalVer's Face Pla» es, Detched Handle Chisels and Gouges, and Micrometer Surface and Marking (jouges. HTJLIN'S GOLD 1 OUNTAIN PEN, Warranteed 14 Carat, Price $9 (37s 6d) per doz Retails readily for $1 50 ach. Th< best pen for the price ever made. Tn use everywhere and giving universal satisfaction, HULIN'S LETTER FILE, j Will hold 3,000 letters alphabe'ical'y arranged More th^n 5 000,000 m use. Price, m gross lots, $3.75 (15a 6d) per doz. THE MOST P< PULAR LETTER FILE EVEtt MADK Order through Commission Houses. JOHN S. HULIN, MANUFACTURING STATIONER, Dealer m Useful Office Specialties and Labor {\u25a0Sating Devices Tor all Ace untants. 411 Broadway, Ne-.v Yobk, U.S.A. The Times Windmill, STRONG AND DURABLE. Has the correct inclination to the wind. Patent Bearings. LARGE BRASS OIL CUPS. Large 11 foot Mill. f.o.K, cars, N.V. $35 ; pakced, weight 500 bs, size 33 cubic feet Constructed with 4 or 6 wings. THE 1.X.1. LAND MEASURE. NOTHING LIKE IT. 23lbs pack« d weight ; size, 12 cubic feet } fco.b. cars N.Y., $1.50. THE COMPLETE Wire Stretcher. Packed weight per dozen, aolbs ; she, 1 cubic toot ; f.o.b. cars N.Y., per dozen, $2.25. Circulars Free. B A U SIVI A N, MAN UP CTURER, Jjawabmb, P.A., D.64. 4



m • <c .Not ces. M^S B, MOHKIS DESIRES 15 roturu thanks for ih liberal support accorded ler or t»>< last four year* un^ h. {j B to intimate thai ehe Ima te commmced Bu-imss m lie odsl.op, THIANGLK B X KY, where the;r future iavours are rtapecifully solicited 1 16 Proctor & Co., WHOLES LE AtfD REI'AIL OA»B GfiOOcBS, &o t BET to announce to the inhabitants of Ashbmtcn and Surrounding Dis tncte, that we buy,, j U3 i J» D ded our Umsfcmns GO'ids, and as wo buy largi ly for C \«M, wo ar« io a position to stvLL 1-eaper than auy of the other Houbcb m I "wn. We have also a large a< & varied ot CB..CK.RY and IRUNMOA- PRm ft?K f hha^ a art/ rt di BPOBiDg of at rttiu. a thut will defy competition. N B.— See windows for Presents to b- giveu away at XMAB Please note tl.e Addrefß,— BULLOCK'S AnOADE, :< 'ir »ft P»rpol AbHHURroN jigh mm. ESTABLISHED 1861. Teaching q takp. Roys' £cuocil — Mk J. a. Buchanan lot B A. , University OoUego, jLoudon. IjIBLS' tOd'OL —Mias»AUNDBB3, Oanter bury C- liege, Omiatcharch ; Miss Gbibb, Trinity 0 Jlege, Dublin. \T this iußtitutlou papilo of both iex«s havu the oppoilunity of arfiulrlnj! ihe element* of a libersltdo c<*uoo. The sobj os of Study are tho-e usually tsnght n S coDdary School; but he ordinary course may be modifi d t-- maefc speclai c^es, if io th H foJereat of hi Papila suoh • plan is judged ad vis *blo. At the Girls School provision Hbb been made by the Teaching Siuffto give leHßone iq Moo c and Painting to Yunng Ladlts no! ottendlni? the other Olaiaes m tht School, who may desire instruction In ihee- »abj ct«. Th 4 Phj 8 o.«l Trai ing of the Pupil* is not overlooked. Chllnhenlos h the Girle, »nd Miltary Drill for the B-ys, »re p*r a of the School course. Tn«j jf»r i« d vi .ed into threw terms. II fwtog »rp p»ytb t» m advance, For Pupil* ut-d«> l^yarsuf »p^, ft $<% per term ; over 12 ye»ra of age, £2 16% per term ; Music £ I la per term extra; fee for ft e-dl g Uli'Blo (onl> ) £& ; t»«4w- ing and Ptlutmg (<>ni)), £1 U v<dt , ePm Foe turtbW Retails gwply to W-



"Bodoh ok Gatabrh" oorreocs oßeneive onoe. Complete core of worf ob> onic 1 ato naetjoaled v gargle for diphtheria, J9tbHtt,fa2lbmt i