A DUNEDINITE IN CALIFORNIA

... _^ The followiag extracts from private btters written by an old resident of Danedln, now at Los Angeles m Call* fornla (-.ays the Dunedin "Star"), wilP no doubt be interesting to many of our readers : — Have had letters from Auckland, from wbioh I learn that place hes utterly gone to the dogs. When honest, hardworking people like— —came to the wall, the plaoe fl wrong. If twenty-four years of m dustry and no speculation result m this, It ll a good place <o clear out of. The Whole of New Zealand is Insolvent, but they have not the courage to own lt Lo . Angeles continues to grow ; Immigrants tie pouring ln by thousands, wuh all o»lifoTnis,".__ower do, and the whole of Mexico to settle op. I speak sober y When I say this o.untry will take cen turies to settle. It is no mere boom, but ft national, if not universal movement to \u25a0title tbe most fertile lands m the world Valuta m»y fluctuate ; there may be a oh«ek*~th-*"e is one now, and there was JS-Other ja.t after I oame here bat the advancing tide —though the waves flue* tttiW, »ises steadily. New Zealand towns hftve but one rise, and no more; then they stop and do not reoover. Here the check is only forji little while, »nd the ! next rite for overtops the former one. ; 1 speak. Within the mark when I say the rile m values sicca my Arrival is one- Ihlrd since April last, and the winter _uih yet to oome. Ml tbe hotels are full, and people sleep m the c*r« m wbioh they oame, and go baok East for want uf wbere to lay tbeir heads ; and this thoueh the bulldint. of booses is immense. I think I am fairly correct In saying that 600 to 600 are beiug built every month. The Sunday after my arrival here I walked np to a pretty cite near the engine home of the cable ear Hue. T h*re were then three hon.ea built, and the price of lots was 1500 dola. There ate now forty-five firat-o a-s house- built, worth on the average 6000 HoU e»oh, aod the (.dee of lo's is 2500 dol to 3too «.01. Th'S is noi dove on brrrow-'d Dinner, as ail improvements are m New Zealand A TQortgage is rare, at d the m eres. 10 pr c*nt , clear of all taxes Tell th«s to somo of yonr money l.n iiog fr ends, und let them send their money ov*r here for investment Tbe shops are crowded now, and c-muot supply the;r <us!Om^rl_— all cash fist enough Trade o. all kinds is toomijg. Wa.ea are the hi-he6t tver paid ia tl c States, Tbe trades ai etr ke and dollar aft_r dollar is added to their wsjjes Carpenters, 4dol, masons sdol, hodmen 4dol, plas terera 7dol per day. and plenty of work. Next month two or three traius with excureioDi^ts will arrive daily. Thie mesne— one of Phillip's consist- of fifty oars divided into trams of ten cars, 'uch carrying 2500 people— that 100,000 are expected this winter, Und already the Chief of Police reports 100 to 200 sle. ping m the streets every night Debts are practically irrecoverable m this land oi freedom- Two thousand five hundred dollars worth of everything a man wants, from a beehive to a horse aod buggy, are exempt from execulioo, excepting for the debt incurred m buying the very thing, The creditor parts with his goods at hie peril; so bankruptcy is unknown— there is simply nose. There are still plenty of neglected parts, to which railways, cable and horee-tram lines are cow being built, which will look np m a year or two, and perhaps sooner. So if anyone likes to send tne a few pounds to put into lotß 1 will do my beßt for them, and will not buy any land without seeing it myself Los Angeles is still growing, though 1 think they have.lad out enough towr loti for a bit. I impose tbey have pul aboat 6000 aores oi the market m thii form m tbe last six months, which, ] think, will supply the legitimate demand for some time to oome. Still tbe demand is heavy, and tbe building going or enormous. Some idea of the activity it this trade may be gathered from the fso of tbe famines ln building materials which oonstantly arise. One day there Is nc cement— money won't buy it, for a wee. or ten days ; then nails run ont ; then lime* No* there Is no lumber itself, and it is a favor to get a load to keep tnfng. going. At least twenty houses are 1 nllt per day, snd all to no purpose, 'ihe demand for accon. m.datlon is farinexcesi of the supply Tnis is not speculation ; It is settlement Eastern cold has again set lv, and the streets are crowded with visitors— -a thousand a day often arriving ; and the prediction ,m that wt'hin five years th!* city will have 250.100 inb«bi tante. Have now beeu here seven months •--and tbote ta_ dull ones — and bave cer tainly ae.u no check m the growth of the city ,_o far. The country is just m its infanny, and Inn-lnatlon can hardly cocc-ive the vast population it will topport. Iqu >te from fa«t night's p. per lying before me. "A Raisin Train " : Meade and Oo announce that a train of twenty. fire or thirty cars, loaded with raisins, will arrive In this city enrovte to New York from "Fr sho." This immeoae oon sign ment hes been sold at good pricfS, and the qaallty is declared to *-* 'quel to the best imported. Here ts an industry not three year* old employing, not like wool gf . win«, a few sh.pherds, but large nunuers of people to pi ..ut, care for, pLic ai.d pick tbe , r*}ißt> s, and an n limited market at the door. X?ot ooe ttmth of the ri.t-.i_is consumed m New York alone aro produced m -lie Srace, snd the soil and water era available for unlimited production — t'.ie g.me with nil othec fruit . and grains. What will the San Jnaqaim Valley (as rich _„ the Nile, 300 mllea long by hi •>), tbe Sau J-cioto Valley, the Salt River Valley m Ariz.ua, the vast valleys of Lower California produoe— «H equally favored ? Immigration will last a ren tery, and tl en there *ill be room. Let no one be •fraid to oome here who can do anything or who has capiat and enterprise .nonah f 3 till the foil aud not hang about tbe cities. All trad), are brisk. At the batcher's' the grocer's, the draper's, the iron monger's, you havo to wait from ten minutes to balf an hour before you csn be served ; and cash, not credit, is the order of the day* Here you pay for a thing ot go without iV One thing alone ihould causa a Urge icfhr of "ppople from New Zealand— there aie no politics Stout, or VogeJ, or Sir Jobn u_.li might preach m vair. The c no try has no pollt cs ; n«v i hate I heard the nsme mention, d, nor the mmc of a senator epoj eiL_of, .. =,1 uoi_'t know the name of * ne ; and, except that tbo Goverc <._ died recently, i should hardly know thore wis ft Government. What dies a new country like New Z. aland or California want with politics ? A Magistrate and a policeman is ail that is wanted. My home la ab:>u< ready, and half-a-d< z_n trains daily pass my door where before the running of the trains not fifty people p_n_ed m the month. Thsre are now 1500 a week going through. J, go to town daily, do a ttle business (uot much), and await further developments Then, perhaps, 1 shall sell ont- and go to Ariz . na Who iaowit Hollo TVAY*a Pills.— Weakening weather.— The sultry summer days strain the nerves of the feehle and decrepit, and disease may eventuate unless Borne restorative, such as these purifying Pills, be found to correct the disordering tendency, Holloway's. .medicine gives potency to the nervous system, whioh is the source of all vital movements, and presides ver every aotion which maintains the growth and well-being of the body. No one oan over estimate the necessity of keeping the nerves . well strung, or the ease with which theße Pills accomplish that end. They are lbe most unfailing antidote, to indigestion, irregular circula ion, palpitation, .ick headache, and eostiveneaß, and bave therefore attained the irgeet «*lo sb_ highs*, reputation,

THB ASHBUBTOJN GUAKDIAN, WBD|I|JSEIA^, JANUARY 18 f 1888

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I ' 1 1 \u25a0"*\u25a0»\u25a0\u25a0 || HF't ' tM>_ the Blood is the Life_--Glark ' frorld-famed blood mixture Is warrapted to -cleanse the bleod from ril impurities from whatever causes arising For sorofnls, scurvy, pkin and blood die* eßfies, and Bcores of all k nds its effects we marvellous Thousands of testi* uuo__ials. Soid In bottles 4s 6d and lis «.ach by ohemiats and patent medioine vendors everywhere bole proprietors, The Lincoln and Midl.nd Oonntles Drug o<». , Lincoln, England. % \ "\ T._l_ V little medicine of any other kind V required if !, AMPLOUGH'S PYRETiO r AIINK is at hand, and taken as occasions arise, (t is the oure and PREVKNI IVh of most diseases incident to.lropi.al and «. olonial life. It allaya thirst and cools a* d vitalises .the blood m a remarkable manner, speedily removing Constipation, everishness, Fevers, Head- ache, Vomiting, and Liver trpublw btation proprietors, flockmastera, and all residing m up-counlry etationa should be provided with it. Ask your merchant ta send regular supplies with your other stores, as it is invaluable to all. Sold by all medicine vendors. ttAOWLE'S pennyroyal and steel pills fof X females qnioklycorrert all lrregularl* . tleaand relieve thedistreu ng symptoms io prevalent with the sex. Boxea ta lid and 2? i d » __?' •J 1 c^ cm * 1 »* -Preparedonii b* E. T. Towle, ohemiat, Nottingham, Eng. land. Wholesale of *_U the wholesali aouses.— Bewai-e of Imitations. | 18 EOB COUGHS, COLDS, Bb6koh_* ! Asthma, Coryza, Influena, Co' 1 sumption, &o. KAY'S OOMPOUND OF UNSEED, a v r.A nise _ cd ' Sene 8 a » S( l vm ' Toln,"A« with Ohlorodyne. < KAY'S OOMPOUND, a demulcent D _. /._ exr _ e^? r * nt » ,or Oonghs, Ooldei a and OhertOobplaints. • J \ K'AY'^ COMPOUND, for Oonghi,ai_a p., Colds, is eqaally serviceable foi . Horses and Cattle. » K AY r? T , lO PILL 8 »"• \u25a0PMiflo'ln i. £__. Neuralgia, Faoe-aohe, *o. Oaifc- •ains Quinine, Iron, &o. ; -> COAGULINE—Oement for Broken Artloles, J, Sold Everywhere. j # Sole Makers :— KAY BROS., Stook- l t port, England \u25a0\u0084- _. * *• r\NE box of Olart'a b4l pilla wa \J ranted to onre all dliohargee f/om th a urinary organs In either sex (acquired o J constitutional), gravel and paint m °._ to S* 0 ,. P naran *eed free from mercury] " Soid ln boxes 4b 6d eaoh, byal ohemiat. \u25a0Tj and patent medioine vendors.' Sole pro prletors, The Linooln and Midland Ooun ties Drug Co., Llnooln, England. Toi _ sale by the wholesale Houses. SPEING AND. SUMMBB^ , FASHIONS. 'I \u25a0 "™ t fl_\_&*»'-'a& t G. L. Beath & Co. SPEOIAL LONDON BARGAINS Selected by onr Mr Malcolm m London. ; US V . — ._. •. \u25a0 : . ly INspabnoii Ihtimd. __— '• ' ' ' XTTB enumerate several ac under _-» " a DEESS DEPAETMENTi^ : al 426 yarda Oheok Orep_ Dress Stuff, usual oi town piice lljd, now B jd. a . 416yarc;B Stripe OrApe Dress Stuff, usual price le 2d. now 9Jd. li ..'..= 516 yards'Oh.n6 Alpaca, usual price SJd,nsW 5 6 4 d - • 662 yardß t>hot and Plain Pop llnettee, uiti price Is 4fcd, now Is OJd. B_o yardß Grey and Brown Beig6, usualnriM lOJd, now 6jd . . .., J . 278 yards Gr y and Brown Beig . anal id prico la OJd, now 7Jd, n 2 Oases Bl.ck French Merinos and Cosh* rs meres, la 3d to 83 Bd. FANCY DEPABTMENT. r id 185; doz. Ladiet' Silk Handerchiefs lroa 0 lOjd, all at London price. -. 66 doz. Gnii ure Lace, 4Jd and 3d per yard. worth is and la 6d, 77 125 doz. Pure Linen Habit Collars _01d n nenal price Is Bd. ' 86 doz. Ladies' Fancy Aprons, one-third , nnder usual price. ° 3_-inch and 40-inch Lace for Dresses, all 3> colo.a from Is 6d. Ie MANCHESTER DEPAET- ' . MENT. ~\ et 8 Caseß Cream aud Brown Holland, grand value, .Jd to Is. V . -*• 8 Oaseß Nottingham Lace Onrtalns, 2s 4& npwards. 7 Caaeß New Prints end Galateas, all' thl latest colorings and styles from ptf yard. 8 Cases Strong Cotton Bhirtings, from 4.1 0 per yard. All the best makes of White Calico and r* Sheetings m Great Variety, and marked at ' p very small advance. J[ TAILOBnTGDEPABTMEOT A large selection of tho Very Latest Styles m Colorial Scotch, and English Tweeds and Worßtedß for fuits nnd Trouserings, Baits \u25a0a made, to measure m first. class style at B-bst ;e reauonablo ratea. r A Teial Solioited ;e .c Gr. h. Beath & Co*, ABQ^LB HOUSE, i CKRI b TCHUBCH. ' ir \u25a0-— \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 , \u25a0 1 -1... 1 — \u25a0 ... \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 i.-w m nam' •» riIOWLE'S PENNYROYAL AND - X STEEL PILLS FOR FEMALES quickly correct all irregularities, and a relieve the distressing symptoms 10 pre^ 8 /alent with the sex. Boxes li lid and If • W, of all Chemists and Patent Medloln* Vendors. I repared only by The Llnool-t 1 and Midland Counties Drng Co., Idnoola, England. Wholerale of all the Wholesale " Souses. Beware of Imitations. \ STEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDER k FOB r CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. The value of this well-known Family Mcd r cine has been argely tested m all part . world, nnd by all grades of society, for upwai of FIFTY YEARS. Its well-earned, exten sive sale has induced SPURIOUS IIVfITA ' TIONS, some of which m OUTWARD ! APPEARANCE se closely rese*nble the ori gina as to have deceived many purchasers The proprietor thereto." \_els it due to public to give a ipecial _*arion against the Off ,t SUCH IMITATIONS. Purchasers are therefore requested t fully observe the tour following I characteristics, without wtuch none, genuine:-— ist.— -In every case the words JOHN STEEDMAN, CHEMIST, WALWORTH! SURREY, are engraved on the Governmen Stamp affixed to each packet. and. — Each Single Powder nas directions ' the dose, and the words, John Stibdma Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon* 3rd.— The name, Steedman, is always spel • with two EE's. 4th.— The manufacture a carried on 10 at Walworth, Surrey, Sor .n Packets by all Cheaiat and Modi cine Vuudors. Kxmpthornx, Prosskr and Co



\u25a0 ---"\u25a0 " "aw--m-m-^-m i j.l GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. 1 EPF S'S OOOOA. BREAKFAST. | [)Ti thorough knowledge of the natnrs j ! > laws whloh govern -the operations 0 [gestion and nutrition, and by a oaref p plication of the fine properties of wt:' »leoted cocoa, Mr. Epps has provide ar breakfast tables witb a dellofct,!- avoorod beverage which may save . >any heavy doctor's bills. It Is by th sd eioun nse of such articles of die* **** constitution may be gradually •bant \u25a0•\u25a0' r. til strong enough to resist every te_ <'noy to disease. Hundreds of enb*-l> i»ladiss -.ro flo»tli. {, ../ound ns ready , ttaok wherever there t weak point Ye may esoape many % fatal stu. ft b eeplng ourselves well fortified witb pur ood and a properly nourished frame. - Vn artiole In the Civil Service Oaxette. Made simply with, boiling water or mil. Sold ln ilb paokets by Grooers, lobelle .bus : — JAMES EPPS AND 00., HOMCBOPi.IHIO OHU-XBTR, LONDON, ENGLANI KEATING'B POWDER. KEATING'S POWDER. KEATING'b POWDER. KEATING'B POWDEB. HILLS BUGB, . FLEAS, MOTHS, BEETLES. HARMLESS TO ANIMALS, HARMLESS TO ANIMALS, HARMLESS TO ANIMALS, HARMLESS TO ANIMALS, HARMLESS TO ANIMALS, HARMLESS TO ANIMALB, but is unrivalled m destroying FLEAS BUGS, OOOKSOAGHKS, BEETLE- MOTHS m furs and every other specie of insect. Sportsmen will find thi invaluable for destroying fleas m thei dogs, as also ladies for their pet dogs. The PUBLIO are CAUTIONED ths packages of the genuine powder bear th autograph of THOMAS KEATING Sold m tinß by all Drnggists. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEETMEA! both m appearance and taste, furnishing most agreeable method of administering th only certain remedy for INTESTINAL t THREAD WORMS. It is a perfectly sal and milo preparation" and is ospeciall adapted for children. Sold m tins by a Druggists. Proprietor— THOMAS KEETESG, Londoi SUCCESS THE BEST TEST OF WORTH HOLLOWAY'S FILLS & JffIHEM THIB UNIVERSAL MEDIOINE IS HOUSEHOLD REQUISITE EVER: WHERE, THE PILLS Purify the Blood, impart tone to the Nervoi .ystem, and act most powerfully yet soothing on the LIVER BOWELS, Promoting Digestion and Assimilation, ar endowing the whol- 1 bodily frame wil Strength and vigor. Vervous Headache Tremblings, with l__.sit.ude and Genen Debility quickly yield to the potent force 1 these well-known Pills, and they are vi rivalled m theii efficacy m all FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Removing all obstructions, skin blerc. flbe! pimples and boils, better than any cth. [amily medicine known. THE OINTMENT HAS A WORLD-WIDE REPUTATIO> I It heals every kind of Sore, Ulcer an Wound, more certainly than any other know salve. Its marvellous penetrating powei render it invaluable m all THROAT AND CHEST DISEASES, Cur>ng bronchitis, Quinseys, and Asthuu reducing Glandular Lumps, closing an healing Abscesses and Fistulas, f< alleviating the excruciating tortures of RHEUMATISM, GOUT, And Neuralgia it is unsuspassed. fail*' »Q remove Scurf and every species distil-. The Pills and Ointment are manufacture No. 8, New Oxiord strett (late 53; ford street, London), and are <s< ld ly _ Cidors of Patent Lines throughout tl vilized World. 1 irections for use m almost every languav m9f Purchasers should look to the Labs -\Pot and Boxes, lf the address ani? .str*. Jot on they R*e spuiioii* Oriza Perfumery. 207, Rne St. Honortf, Paris, X E GRAND'S SPEOIAL PRODUCT Savon- Orisa (Orisa Soap)— -From the foi mnle of Dr P. Revell. The best aoa for rendering the skin white and sof I Sweetly and refreshingly sowate (rose, green and whito). Savon-Orl-a- Veloute, exquisitely . pet fumed for .he toilet and baths Savon-Oriza Orisa Soap)— No. 2, eztt fine, m boxes, 6 cakes, 12 exquisit perfumes, No. I Orlsa-Savon-Inoorore, superior quallt; rose tea, white heliotrope and whit violet Orisa-Tonloa (extraot of plants) to oleana the nair — new mown hay, mossros. violet, eto. Orlza-Powder — Flowers of Carolina rloe for softening and refreshing th skin ; m exoellent boxes, with powde putr Orisa* Veloute— Flowers of rice powdei adhering to the skin, with the per fume of new moon hay Orlsa-Flower. (white and ambered)— Ai exoellent toilet water, tonio to thi skin, sweetly and delioately per fumed Aqua-Orlsa— New toilot water, refreshing tbe skin Orlsa-Hay — A toilet water with the per fume of new moon hay Orlsa-Aoldullne— Toilet vinegar, aromath and dlslnfeotant, speoially adaptec for ladles' toilets Orlsa-Sootah-jLnvender — Sprigs of Soo ob lavendor fL wers ; a rloh toilet watei ttau-de-Oologne-Orlsa— The high-life toi- let wator Orisa- Water— Oonoentrated and distilled, Extraot of superior Eau de Oologne ' } o atte»-Or l-a-Dentlfrloe — > An extllr foi preserving the teeth and gums ln good health and preventing decay Orlsa-Dentalre, m paste or powder, for whitening the teeth withont affeoting the enamel Hiss Orisa et Orisa-Lys — Perfumes for scenting linen and the handkerohief without staining >risa*Oil— Variously perfumed ; for ren- dering the hair soft and brilliant, and preventing om falling off ..risa-Lacte (Orlia Milk)— An emulsive lotion refreshing tonio to the skin, removing red spots and preventing wrinkles on the face Oreme Orisa (of Ninon de Lenolos) — For f>rodnoing a beantifnl white complex* on with the olearneas and velvety softness of youth Orisallne-Oolorante (the best hair dye)— - For instantaneonsly dyeing the hair to any shade, and with no danger to health. In boxes, eaoh with brush, oomb, prospectus, and bottle ; at m boxes, the bottle only without aooes* sorles EL'oa Orlsa-Inoolore Violette of the Csar, a most exquisite perfume; qnlte nosegay of violets , £m Orisa Suave white hollotrope— Bou- ' qwitof theflowe*. I SWj



Bualnea. Notlcoa. [/"EATING'S POWDER destroys oth __ fleas, moths, bedtles, and all __ iseots, whilst quite harmless to domestlo ; | nimals. In exterminating beetles tbe ?. access of this powder is extraordinar*.. is perfeotly olean ln application. *jj ie artiole yoa purohasb is KEATINU' V i imitations are noxious and Ineffectual . .old m tins, 6d, Is, and. 2s 6d each, by j them tats. 1 l . ; BLANCAKD'B IODINE OF IRON PILLS APPBOVED t.y the Academy of Me. icine , ' of Paris, are Bpeoially recomme.ded by * tbe Medical Celt-brities of the World fcr Borofnla (Tumors, King's Bvll, etc), ths ©.sly .* _i_.g_B of U on_nmj>-lon, Oon_.it ntlonal Wet. V- ; » oera, Poorness of Blood, and for stlumlat. ii.- t and regelating Its periodic conrse. No:.. - genuine unless signed " Blancard, 40, rue Bow* parte, Paris." Bold by Drnggists and Cternisc _nro_i__<o.i>. ( he Colonier MOUNT SOMERS & METHVEN ROYAL MAIL OOAOH. On and after January Ist, 1885, the! i undersigned will ran a Coaoh eaoh Mon- , day, Wednesday and Satarday, starting at j aoon from Hood's Hotel, Moant Souie.u, j for Sprlngbum and Alford Forest, there , .onneotlng with Duffs Ooaoh from Methven , aturnlng same evening. Fares—Spring- ; burn, 2s, return, 3s; Alford Forest, t retnrn, 6s. t 27 T. HIX rpINWALD AND MOUtfT SOMERS L RAILWAY. WOUNT SOMERS AND OAVENDISH ROYAL MAIL OOAOH. The above Ooaoh leaves Hood's hotel or Oavendish Railway Station every day, meeting each train. Passengers by morning train may pro* .aed by ooaoh to Alford Forest, thenoe to Vlethven m time for the last train for . hristohurch, or may return ln time for he last train for Ashburton. i Paroels am" Orders will reoelve every I _t.ention. Hcrses and Buggies on hire, tn JOHN HOOD /AYARD AND BLAYN PAPER £JIXTY years of great Bacccas proclaim Jo superiority m the treatment of Violent Oolds, Irritation of the Cheat, Aching, Sprain Sprains, Soreß, Scalds, Corns, Bunionß, Sof Corns, eta Thiß medicine, the property o which haß been established more. than half a century by thousands of cures, is of an invalu? able naein many inflammatory, diseases against which there are not many effi aclous remedies, and is therefore jnstly considered by gre«,t number of our moat eminent physicians as the most active and least irritating agent In the bove affections. In ordor to avoid counterfeiting, Messrs Fayard and Blayn's signature has to be roquired on every roll of paper and on .he box. Wholesale 80, Bue Saint-Merri, Paria France) and cold by all Chemists m the olonies; * _ =gB MedicaL f\ JU E W O R D. Dbab Fiaairos— -We have some hesita- tion m addressing you ln the manner fol- lowing, but hope that it will not be looked at ln any invidious light, when we .tate that it is only onr .egard for your health that causes us to do it. We have been a Firm of Analytical Chemists for many,- many years and have m the long, i course of this time manufactured oertaln Mediolnes that being based on scientific formula and absolnte oare and precision ln manufaoture, have enjoyerl a popularity far m advanoe of any other Pharmaaeuti* oal Preparations of the day. How suo- cessful we have been m this, Is only to note the extraordinary amount of the teles of oar Haydook s New Liver Pill. We have the pleasure to state that we have sold 28,089 Vials of Dr Haydook's New Liver PUL*. The reason of this de- mand li beoause we find In Haydook' New Liver Pills a wonderfnl and extra ordinary combination of oonoentrated medioine. The Viotories of Science— Eleotrlo Telegraphs, Steam and Printing — revolutionised the whole system of the globe, and made mankind wiser and bet* ter. So, although there are countless Pilla need tot diseases and olalming mnoh as to their merit, the remarkable dis* oovery of Dr Haydook has eclipsed them all, and has founded a New Medioal Sys- tem. The Doctors, whose vast doses of foor or five pills enfeeble the stomaoh and paralyse the bowels, most give way to the man who restores health and appetite with ond or two of his extraordinary Vegetable Pills. One or two of Dr Hay- dook's New Liver Pills suffices to plaoe the itomach In perfeot order oreates an appetite, and renders the spirit light and buoyant. If the Liver la affeoted its func- tions are restored, and if the Nervous System La enfeebled, lt ia invigorated and sustained. TRANSLATION. Aykab, Prov'sce of Burmah, 8.1. Honored and Learned Physloian — The unworthy one who dares to address yoa and oome before yoa humbly ln the dust, begs for bis people (caste) that you would deign to look upon their ignoble miseries and onre them with your Life-giving grains (Pills). Illustrious ono your most potent medioine is life to them and their ohildren, and all the Drag Basasrs are empty and yoar Soul Is not m them . Thi. humble petitioner, although he is lowly and not worthy to be m your high presence prays that you will graoiously permit your Life gr- 'us (Pills) to oomo to Aykab. To the mi. a learned and wise Physloian Haylook (Haydook) of high name. Native to the States of America, united ln North Amerioa Oountry. Servlely signing* for himself and twenty* three othera, the Petititioner plaoes his \u25a0•gn» TN-lIL F__-.AIBSBHB-__.Ol_._., Oarmi, 111., April 2, 1884. De J. Haydook : Dear Sir — I received your Pills a week ago. I have tried them and mast say that I never had so muoh good done by anything as they have me. I have suflered for years with biliiousness and have been so siok at times as not to oare to livo, bnt your Pills have oured me. One aged man here has taken from rae only two of your Pills, and 1 -vißb yon could see him. He haß had no appetite for five months, and to-day he »to a dinner suoh as api ughm. n eats, 1 had-to~eheok him, but h laugh .d and «*id he was treating his stomaoh to a new .ensatlon, for it really was hungry. I nand you with this four dollars. Please *end at onoe, a below, yonr Pills Mbs Sabah Mannibb, Oarmi, Illinois, U.S. We would gue you if we were to go nn with them ac we very well oould do, out the above must suffice. Haydook's New Liver Pills a _e the true grains aud rmsance of health, and the greatest bless ng that Soienoe has given to the world, i For Nervous Prostration,. Weakness, General Lassitude, Want of Appetite and Blok Headaohe, DrHayd<~ ftew Liver Pills will be found ap actual Remedy. , Each vial oontain- " .enty Pills. Price Twenty-five Oentt For sale by all Drug- gists. Any sotptlc oan have a vial of Pilla Sent him Free on reoeipt o his \ name and address, for a trial. Bend a poetal oard for oopy of pamphlet—" The Liver and Its Mystery." * furnishes valuable Information to HAYDOOK & OO New York, U.S. Oautioi. I—Druggists are desired to no* * tioe $hat the name ot J. H. Fran .is. sole agent, la written across each doaen paok- agei of Haydock's Liver Flllr, All with-. , est thb wre *"owrt*ifaU«.r \u25a0 I



mmmWmaammmWaamamWmmmmWmaamWmW--mmWmmWaamamWmm VAILWAY \u25a0«\u25a0 \ CHURCH, OAMARU DUNEDIN, (- South. Week Days. ; • •1 e^: . I* a.m. am. p.m. p.m.- ' .hristchurch depart 7.20 8.10 1. 1 4.15 i .ddington Jun. „ 7.27 ... 1.23 liddleton ... „ * ... * i .ockburn .«. „ * ... * j€ lornby ... arrive 7.45 ... 1.4 ,'a iornby depart! 758 ... 1.45 rempleton ... „ 8.2 ... 1.58 rVeedon's ... „ * ... * lolleston Jun. arrive 8.22 837 217 Rolleston Jun. depart ... 8.39 2.21 Burnham ... „ 2.34 5.9 •' Selwyn ... „ 2.56 5.28 |< Dunsandel ... „ ... * 3.5 5-3 6 '>' Rakaia . 9«33 3-47 6.17 |; Chertsey ... „ ... * 4.2 6.36 «, Dromore ... „ ..." * * Ashburton- ...arrive ... 10.15 4-35 7-!5. >] Ashburton. depart] ... i0.25[ 4.45 Tinwald ... „ , M ... 4,54 Winslow (for Longbeach... „ ... * 5 !, 3 Windermere ... „ * ... * Hinds „ ... * 5.40 Ealing ...„••• Rangitata Island „ * ... * Rangitata +.., „ 8.20 • 6.27 Orari. (for Geral* dine... .; ... „ 8.45 • 6.51 Winchester (for Geraldine) ... „ 9.0 11,55 7.11 Temuka .„ „ 9.14 12.6 7.26 Arowhenua , m .„ * .« * Seadown ,„ "„ • .„ *' • Washdykejun. „ 9.44 ... 7-59 Timaru ... arrive 9. 55 ".37 8.10 ] p.m.\ Timaru... depart 7.20 12.57 4.25 Normanby ... „ * ... * ;St Andrews .- „ 8.0 1.25 5.5 Otaltf .... .. \u0084 8.14 t 5.19 Makikihi .. \u0084 8,32 1.44 5.37 Hopk ... .- „ * •• * Studholme Jun. \u0084 ... 2.3 6.10 Waihao ... \u0084 • WaiUkilforth „ 9.52 ... 7.0 Waitaki South „ 10.3 ._. 710 Hilderthorp ... „ • .„ * Richmond ,„ \u0084 • ... * Pakeurijun. ... „ 10.40 ... 7.40 .Town Belt ... „ . • ... ' Oamaru ... „ 11,10 3.10 8.0 ._ Oamaru... depart) 7.251 3.22 1.0 Hampden — „ I 9.8 4.36 3.20 Hillgrove ... „ 922 ... 3.40 Palmerston ... \u0084 10.30 5.23 4.45 Waikouaiti ... „ 111. 5 5.55 Waitaki ... \u0084 |i2.li 6.40 Dunedin ... ar ye) 1. 20 7.40 North. Week Days. I Exp. ' a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Dunedin \u0084. depart 7.0 8.10 4.12 Port Chalmers „ * 8.34 * Waiuki ... „ 8.25 ... 5.26 Waikouaiti .„ „ 9.35 9.58 6,36 Palmerston .... „ *'. 19.22 7.15 Hampden ,„ „ •' ir. 17 8.17 Oamaru ... „ * tia.3o[ 9.50 Uamaru ...depart 7.-019.50 4.201 Town Belt ... „ * ._. * Pukeurijun , 7.43 ... 4-43 Richmond ' ._, „ * ._. " Hilderthorp ... „ * .... * Waitaki S. ... „ 8. 12 ... 5.15 Waitaki N. ... „ 8.20 ... 5.25 Waihao ... „ • ... * Studholme Jun, „ 915 20 6.20 Hook ... „ • ._. • Makikihi ... „ 9.42 3.16 647 Otaio ... „ 9.56 . 7.1 St. Andrews ... „ 10.14 2.34 7.19 Normanby ... „ • ... * Timaru !O.So| 3.3 7>55 TTniaru ...depart 7.30 3.17 ... 5.20 Washdyke Jun. „ 7.43 5.32 Seadown ... „ " ._..-* Arowhenua. ... „ * * Temuka ... „ 8.14 3.49 ... 6.3 Winchester (for Geraldine) ... „ 8.30 4.1 ... 6.20 Orari (for Geral* dine .- „ .4 * .- 6.35 Rangitata S. ... „ 1 * — Do. Island ... „ ... Ealing ... \u0084 • * ... ... Hinds ... „ 957 • Windermere ... „ * ... Winslow (for Longbeach.-. „ 10.17 * ... Tinwa .„ . 10.31 „ Ashburton arrive 10.40 5.27 ... ._. a_ro. Ashbuiton depart 10.55 5.37 7.10 Dromore ._, „ • " * Chertsey _ „ 11.34 * 7-49 Rakaia .„ „ 11.53 619 8.9 Dunsandel ... „ 12.30 * 8.46 Selwyn ... „ 12.40 • 8.57 Burnham ... „ 12.57 • 9.15 r-ol'eston Jup. arrive | 1.8 7.11 ... Kolfeston Jun. depart I. it 7.13 0 Weedon's ... \u0084 '* b b Templeton ... „ I, b b Hornby ...arrive t. 3 Hornby depart 1. 44 b 1 b Sockhurn ... „ * b * Middleton ... \u0084 . * b 1 0.9 Addington Jun. \u0084 2.4 b Christchurch arrive) 3. 10 7.55 * Platforms only. . Trains do not stop at these unless required. Notice should be given to the guard at the previous slopping station by any passenger wishing to alight at ono of theseplatforms. b Trains stop to nut down passengers only. . Stops on Saturdays only, if required. T Starts from Rangitata on Saturdays only, on other days it starts from Orari., CHRISTCHURCH AND LYTTELTON. Passenger trains leave Christchurch at 6.55, 7-3°i ;B 's. 9-5 i 10.25, a.m., 12.0, 1,25, 2.40, 4.0, 5.30, 6.15, 6,50. 8.15, p.ro„ arrive m Lyttelton 7.20, 7.55, 8.30, 9.30, 10.50, a.m., 13.35, i.s«>. 3-5. 5-5. 6.40, 7.»5» 8.40, p.m. Trains leave Lyttelton for Christchurch at 6.50, 730, 8«35» 935» ti.2o, a.m„ 12.40, 2.0, 3.25, 4.30, 5.15, 6.0, 7.20, 9.0, p.m., arrive m Christchurch 7.15, 7.55, 9.0. 10.0, 11.45, a.m., 1.5, 2.25, 3.50, 4.55, 5.40, 6.25, 7-45. 9.35. P.m. Extra Trains. An extra train on Thursdays leaves Christ- church for Lyttelton at 11.15 p.m., and on Saturdays at 10,0 p.m. An extra train leaves Lyttelton lor Christchurch on Thursdays at 11,45 p.m., and on Saturdays at 10.30 p.m. RAKAIA AND ASHBURTON FORKS BRAJsCH. _To Methven j a.m. p.m. Rakaia ...depart .Oa 6.40 Hatfield ... „ IO £ Somerton ... „ t % Mitcham ... „ t t Sherwood .«. \u0084 t t Lauriston .. „ £53 7.33 Urrall .. ._. \u0084 10 t Lyndhurst ...» t X Cairnbrae ... \u0084 t \ Methven ... arrive jo| Bto To Kakaia a.m. a.m. p.m. Methven ... depart 416.40 .7.55 04.35 Cairnbrae ... „ % % t Lyndhurst — „ j t t Urrall ... - \u0084 ttt Lauriston ... \u0084 7.17 8.32 5.12 Sherwood ... „ J J J Mitcham ... „ % j 1 Somerton ... „ t t i Hatfield ... „ t t I Rakaia... ... arrive 8.0 9. 15 5.55 I Platform only. a Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. b Runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The others run daily. _ MOUNT SOMERS BRANCH. To Mount Somers p.m, Tinwald Junction _. ...depart 5.21 Chelmsford ... „ % Westerfield ... ... ... „ Hackthorne Road ... .- „ Valletta ... ._. .„ \u0084 Anama «_ ... ... \u0084 J Cavendish ... „ f Mount Somers arrive 6.45 To Tinwald a.m. Mount Somers ... ..depart Cavendish .. ... ... \u0084 1 Anama .., ... — » •> % Valetta _ ... „ Hackthorne road .-__,„ Westerfield ... „ Chelrasford ' „. .„ „ t ' Tinwald Juieties m. >*.t«rive P|<* ,



aammmammmammmawimmWmmmmm~-kmai-~^ Pnbllte Noticea; -^ T a^- LOOK HERE l «ffß | - THE PEEMIiE TAILOE, Town Hall, c SB making Tweed Suits m first class style from £2 10s Od. Trousers from 18s £ (speoialty). Heavy Saddle Tweed j .nits, £4 0s Od, l BENTS' OWN MATEKIAL MADE UP. J Trousers, 7s 6d ; Sac Suits, 35s ; Pagets, 1 40s, ] Tbemb Oash j TOWN~~H ALL, ] EAST BTREET ; Mount Somers Coal THE TRAMWAY having been oom- pleted, the nnderslgned oan supply COAL ln any quantity :— > ASHBURTON, 17s per ton, by the Truok TINWALD ...17s „ „ WILLOW ...17a „ - » HINDS ...17s „ „ K-.L.NG ...18s \u0084 „ DROMORE ... 17« \u0084 \u0084 OHERTSEY ... 17s „ „ Terma Oasb. MnsM TUOEER akd RESTELL, Sole agents lor Ashbarton. I #80 ~ F. WRIGHT. NEW SUMMER TWEEDS. IN thanking onr Customers lor- paati favors reoeived j and hoping for thet continuance of the same, we bog to an- 1 noonoe that we have just reoeived a large assortment of Summer Tweeds, com- prising all the latest designs, and of the Beet Quality. These Tweeds consist principally of A*hbort«n Manufaoture, and the success the Ashburton Goods obtained at the reoent Show ia a sufficient guarantee to their quality. WE HAVE ALSO IN STOCK*— HEAVY SADDLE TWEEDS, WORSTED COATINGS, SERGES, Ataa Customers may rely on getting the latest style, first- olsss fit and workman- ship: H. & E. ORAIGHEAD, Tailors, TANORED STREET, ASHBURTON. HAVES AND CO.'S GBEAT SALE. OBLIGE BY RETDING THE FOL- LOWING :— Blaok Btraw Hats only 3d Felt Hats were 8s fid, now la Grey o*l 100, lsd White Twill, 2|d Blankets, from 2* 5Jd Lot Velvet Buttons, all alsei, 6 dozen for id Cashmere Gloves, from 2d Mens* eood Waterproof Coats, from 7b 6i Lsce Curtains, Is Boys' Caps, 4£i Mens* Blaok Felt Hats were 5» Od, now 2_ 3d Heavy Dress Goods, 6f i Lot of Wide Ribbons, ld G od Shirtings. 4U Wool Squares, 6d Lot of D/sgonul Coats were 21i fid, now 10a fid A Grand Lot of Overcoats awfully Oheap, and a quantity of other goods too nameroas to mention m this advertise- ment. — — - In addition to the above, H. and 00. will, during the Sale, give a disoount vi One Shilling ln the Pound. Only oall and lee the WONDERFUL BARGAINS HAVES & C o.'3, AROADE. JUST LANDING. 36 TONS BINDING WIRE, ANCHOR BRAND. 10 TONS BEST MANILLA TWINE, . Reapers and Binders. —TO ARRIVE— 1000 Bales Cornsacks FULLIJSJZE, |FULL .WIGHT. 10 Bales Superior Seaming Twine I SmODLANDEB BEOS. j : i i i i i



Strati- and Oo _^ • ? j,.F, s TBAIJi * cr< PRiOTIOAL WATOSHA.KBRB, JEWEL- LERS, AKD MA.NU iTAOTURBES, 261 HIGH STBJ-BT, OBRISTOHUROS. WE are manufacturing on the Premises most of onr Large and Varied Btock I of Watches, Clocks, and Jo»rellery, and are i offering the mat to the V abtic at LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRIOE. The real, on we can sell Cheaper than anyone else is that We are OUR OWN MAtfTJFAOTURHRS. OUR OWN IMPORTERS, Aim OUR OWN RETAIL DEALERS. Selling our Goods direct from mr Workshops to the Pabllo, thereby' savmg the Wholesale Merchants* proflts, tHe 20 por cent d-ty. freight, and other exponses which the ordinary Betaii Dealer has to pay. J. F. STRATZ & CO/S Own Manufactured Bngl'.u Hunting Levers; capped and jew. lied movements, strong Sterling Silver Oases- Price £8 10a. Warranted 10 years, Regular value for £6 10s. OCR OWN MANUFACTURED English Hunting Lovers, very strong, " Hall Marked" Strling Bllvor Oases, ".-•tight and dust-proof, capped extra jewelled movements, real gold balance, £4 10s. Sams quality cannot be bought elsewhere under £7 7s. Wabraittbd 16 Teaks. OUR OWN MANUFACTURED Eoeltsh Levers at £6 tOs, with real chronomet.r balance, jew .lied movement, capped, extra stout Pttrltnp Silver Oases. A splendid Timekeeper, well worth £8 10s, Warbahtko 20 Years. OUR OWN MANUFACTURED English Hunting Levers at £6 6s, same anility sold elsewhere for £10 10s. Thess Watches are vary strongly conetractet, I wih. real comoensition balance, capped ; ani extra j Dwelled movements In air-tight ant duat-proof Oauen of Bolld Sterhng Bilver,land are warranted 26 ye.r NOTICE. The above 'Watches are registered and IHrotected bylaw, and anyone oflerinu worth* ess Imitations or infringing on our rights will be prosecuted. ROTUERHAM WATCHES. A leading firm m Ohrißtchurch having reported that they alono sold Genuine Rotherham Watches, and those sc^d by all other Jewellers were not genmu., -vre hereby offer a Reward of £60 to them or anyone else who cau prove that the Rotherham English _ Levers th .t I am Belling at £8 16s are not 1 genuine. I """""* * J. F. STRATZ & CO. B ' Have a large assortment of jLadies Watohes both m Silver and Oold, hand- somely .ngrave.l Oase", " H_.ll Marked." Pric.. : la Silvot, from 265 ; m gold, from £8 8... Beantifnlly finished, and vary suitable for Christmas presents. A Written Gaarantee with every Watoh, JEWELLERY. Ladles* and Gents' Gold and Sliver Jewellery' of every description kept m . Btock, or raids to order on tne Premises on the shortest notice. lirsPKOTioi. Invited, . CUTLERY. |*>do_en Knives end Fork., white or black handle*, for 8a 6d. i Best quality Table Knives, 7a 0d J-dozon. Forks, white metal, Electro Silver-plated,' 6s 6d i.doien. Tea Spoons, white metal, warranted to wear white, 8s 8d |-do_en_ 1 able Bpoons, white metal, warranted to •/ear wni e,7ii 6d J-dozen. Electro Plated Greet Stands from 10s 6d. SPECTACLES AND EYE- GLASSES To salt aU rights, from Is a 'pair upwards. If cheaper SPBCTAOLto » aro wanted w can supply yon with them for 8d a p -ir. As w have had great praotlcil experience m th manufacturing of 3PKOTAOLEB, we woul strongly advise you not to wear the com monest Spectacles, as they will mos.]likely do your eight more harm than good. YOUR SIGHTTESTED FREE OF CHARGE. Invalids and others requiring SPBOTAOLE3 and are not able to come into town, if th-y Will send their address, I will forward u> them a Bight Gnage by whioh means they can find out what number BP__orAOL_l_ they require, witu-uc having the inconvenience, of coming into town, Repairing dona In all its branches on the premises "Waterhary Watchea," '•Hitch- cock," and "M.iy'a Ideal" patent Lamps re- paired. All materials kept m stock. All orders accompanied with Post Offies order or. cheque, wllf be forwarded by return mail, Batlstactlon given or money>eturned„ J F. STRATZ & CO. 261 jttioH Stkmt, outusTCHURCH, SAMPLE WATCHES HAY BB BKIN AT H. M. JONES. East StßElst.



t^^'AaammwwamwmmwwammuwaaaaamwmwmmW---m The Stud. rpHE AMERICAN TBOTTING HORSE BMwood AMallah, ' Will stand this season at Lyndhurst, Dun das, aad at owner's Stable, Ashburton. For particulars apply to MAX.«JFRIEDLANPBR. TO TRAVEL THIS SBABON IN THE METHVEN AND LADRISTON DIS TRIOTa mHE CLYDESDALE COLT,— j Diplomacy. Bred by John Grigg, Esq., of Long- beach. Dlplo'macy's sire is Lord Beacons- field, dam Pleasant by Prinoe Charlie. For particulars and terms apply to D. MoKENDRY, 10+18 Cairnbrae. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE ABHBURTON, WAKANUI, AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. THHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE COLT, Johnny's Fancy. Bred by Mr James Gow, of Taieri, , by I ord Salisbury, dam Sally 2nd. For particulars and terms, apply to ' MAX FRIEDLANDE Propr i — — — TO fcTAND THIS SEASON, I AT OWNER'S LIVERY STABLES, BURNETT STREET. TIHE THOROUGHBRED ENTIRE ! Athlete r i Bred by Mr Sibbald, of Burko's Pasß. . ATHLETE is a beaut'ful brown, and . stands 15 hands 3 inches high. Ha is bj ; Detraotor, dam Promised Land. Detractoi . is by tbe celebrated Traducer, Promißerl _ Land by The Pier. For extended pedi- I gree see N.Z. Stud Book. , For particulars and terms apply j GEO. F. SOOTT, j Proprietor. . 10+97 Bazaar Livery Stables. j TO STAND THIS BEASON. [ mHE THOROUGHBRED STALLIO* l Wizard, _ By King of Clubs, dam Charm, botl t imported WIZARD is half brother t. s Spade Guinea and Stonyhurst, and ful [ brother to Charmer, nnd was bred by th< i Middle Park Stud Company. He is i , Hautiful whole-oolored chestnut, anc l __owe grand power and quality, i For full particulars apply to t O. KEAttNS, . Or Wm. HEALY, j Proprietors, t o*l2 Ashbnrton. i—•' • * - • TO TRAVEL THE ASHBURTON ANE i LONGBEACH DISTRICTS. i mHE CLYDESDALE ENTIRE, Young Major. » * YOUNG MAJOR is by Major, who wa_ ' imported to Tasmania from England by 1 R. Q Kermode, Esq. lie took flrst prize at the Koyal Society's Show m England, and many first prizos m Tasmania, • YOUNG MAJOU was bred by Mr James ?tarv_, his dam, Pmiler, imported from lasmania. where she was a first prize 1 taker, and her progeny gained many wards. Tkbms : One Mare £3 ; groomage, ss, payablo first service. For 3or more mares, property of one owner, speoial terms may be agreed on. ANDREW DAWSON, Proprietor, Ml Waterton. TO STAND THE SEASON AT GROVE FARM' TINWALD, mHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, Perkin Warbeck ll, PEDIGREE. _ Touchstone _ Newminster n 2 Beeswing H f ' CO .-o &B < Palma * "' Emilius w _t Francesca H| ~ H ;> t, Voltaire =* \u25a0« Voltigeur W-S * Martha Lynn (J -> g JJweetbriar _ , m _\ Stockwe j. Eglantine - -\u25a0• > <g Touchstone \u25a0J. }3 Ncwniin,..:... „- ss § Beeswing PIS m .. : n S 5j P"' 1 " 3 Emilius t_l ts Francesca M] -7 K.S j> Melbourne .. tf j Prime Minister _ , , . (Vi t? T 1 Pantalonadc Pip I K3 a Candlestick Prime Warden \< n aid of I Bur hley PERKftN WARBECK 11. has eplendid action, possesses great strength, is as Handsome as they are made, and is a horso I calculated to throw a most valuable class I of racing or other eto< k, | An examination of hia pedigree will show that he possesses a double strain of the celebrated Adventurer blood, and is one of the very best bred animals m the Southern Hemisphere. The sons of -Tewminster have, as a family been more successful at the stud than any family of modern days, and with the exception of Hermit, who is now standing m England \t 200 guineas, Adventurer, the grandsire ti Perkin Warbeck 11. has produced tne most winners of them all. For further particulars apply l IEDWARD GATES. Qrow Farm. TiavtU. *