The Ashburton Guardian.

VOJLi. VIl.-No. 1760

ASHBURTON. TUB g PAY, FUJBBOARY "X -lt*B

PmCE-uNK PlillNjS 7 V



AN APPEAL TO TEA DRINKERS OF ASH BURTON AND SUR. ROUNDING 'DIBTBICJ 1 . OWING to tbo nu"rerooß pigmenta thrust upon iha Publio under all sorts of names, styles, and trademark*, and which are sold under the guise of Pure Bonded 3V»ns, the infusion ot which must undoubtedly have a most serious and dnmngm* effect upon thePhys'oilJiind Nervous System, especially upon children and females, who generally, indulge freely m this unwholeiotne Beverage/ m order to coop and frustrate the sale of this foreign eubatitute; and.: place ; before the Publio a Nntritious and Ugadulterated Article, we have procured and just landed 6orae of tho very Choicest &>lectioDß of Teaß^alinoßt free from innoluble aeb, «nd codtainiog ;11 the properties and delicate aroma congenial to the pl«nt m itshighest state of preservation, only a;tained by great care m selection. And whilst thus introducing our Teas, and m order to expedite their increasing demind, we present with every Pound of Tea a GO UPON wbioh entitles the ho-lder to participate m the Prizes whioh will be awarded to *be holders of the winning Coupons. Hoping the Public of Ash- burton will not reel antagonistic to thi" movement on account of tome un- scrupulous Firmfi issuing Counterfeit Couronp and Fi<ti ioua Prizes, but as ours are Genuine we hope all our Customers and tho I'uhno wi.l avail tht mselves of this opportunity of securing a Prize m addition to the unsurpassed value m Tea. " : WE HAVE ALSO TO HAND,— C?oc 1 Vabein SUGARS, and numferous other Lines too large to derail, and we have all our Stock replete for Harvest demands. Hoping fo see our Farming Friends and Customers early and often. D. lOMLA¥E,I O MLA¥E, Wholesale and Retail g&ter AND "' ' GENERAL IMPORTER. \ 8 HBIJRTON RACING OLtJB. AUTUMN SeETJNG^ THURSDAY "pd FRIDAY, APitIL 19th and 20THy 1888. First Bace on eaoh Day to start at 12.80 p.m. Presidkkt— E. a. Wright. Viob-Phesi. DnsTß-J. Grigg and W, O. Walker. Jpdgb— Matthew B«tt. ETARTBR— T. leahv. HAiDiOApPERs^The Ooumittee. Olerk of ihe Scales— T. B. Upton. Clebk of thb Coubse — A. Hewson. Tukasuber—D. Thomas. PROGR^AKiIiS. First Day. t. Handicap Hurdle Raoe, of 40 bovj ; the eeoond horso to receive 6 soys from tha stake; O»er tight n-tfhts of L-*iles, •bout B't6in high. Nomination,- 1 soy : acceptance, 1 aov. Two miles. 3. Wakanui Brakes Uakdioap, of 26 sots, Nomination, 16s; acceptance, 10 1. Oca and n quarter milea. District horses only, 3. ABHBURTOW AUTDMW HANDICAP, Of 66 boys ; second horse to rcoeiva Oeove from the stake. Nomination, 1 coy ; acoeptance. IJwv. One and a half miles t. Pose Stakes, of 10 sovb. Bnt-anoe, 10a, to ba mad» to the Seoretary immediately after the Autumn Handicap h rnn. Catch weights. Tho winner to be sold imme. diataly aftar the raos for 15 eon, any Burplna to go to the fnnds of the Oinb. Hnlf i\ mile. 6. DisTHior Welibr Handicap, of 20 bovb. Nominatiatj, 10j ; acieptunce, 10a. M ; ni- mnm weight, 9at. D'strict horees only, One nnd a half n.ila. 6. Flying Handicap, of 2s eovs. Nomination, 1 boy ; acceptance, 10 s. Three quarters of a milo. Second Day, 1. County Hurdle Rack Handicap, of '2s Bove i the Becond horse to receive 8 soys from tbe BOnke. District horees only. Over six flights of hnrdles, abont Bft 6in high. Nomination, 16i ; acceptance, 10a. One milo aid a half. 2. Guand iTAND Handicap, of 4fi sovb; second- horsf) to receive 6 (ovstrom tbe ptakc. 1 boy, acceptances, 1 boy. Onomile. 0. Handicap Timr Trot finra^dlo), of 20 »ovfl. N.'m'fution, lOh j acceptance, 69." Weghh not 1 ss than 10at. Pall and go. \u25a0DiPtr^c' horßft j o->]y. Three milea. t: Barvbbt Handicap, cf 26 ««ovßj secind horso to recoivu 3 eovs fr>m the s'.ake. Nominal! n, 16^ $ acneptaiice, 10s. Dißtricb ho Bra '^nly. Thrre quarters o* a milo. 5. Open Welter Handicap, of 85 boys | the seoonJ horse to receive 8 Bova from tho flfoko ilfomiration, l eo7 ; aoceptanoe, 1 boy. Minimum weight, Oat. One and a qnnrtor miles. 6. Totalizator marks, of 25 sovb, Entnmcef 10i;tabo mado <o the Secretary imme* diatoly aftjpr the Welror Handicap is rnn. rhw' vinncr to" be Bold immediately after the race, the whole of the proceeds to go to the funds of th* Oinb, ' Minimum weic.lr,Bit Five -'nr'cngflf \u25a0- Any over* wtigtrt above- 2 ba to be'declare'd. RU t,ES AN jTEiGULA riONS. 1. Tho Mating will be held under the Bulea of Racing and the ABhbnrton Rablog Oinb Bu'es ' \u25a0 ' 2 No entry will b& received except on the conditions that vii disputes, claims, and oljeo- tioca arising ont of the racing shaM be decided by tho or whom thry may appoint. Their decision en p U points connected wUh tha carr> ing ont of thi i prjgr.tmme to be tinal. 8. A district ho/to shall mean any horse that has been commonly resident m the district between the xivera Kelwyn and Opihi, from lJhh January, 1888, and op to ihe date of the forthconviDg Meeting, and owned by a pnreon who has rceided m the eaid dietriob dutlne the satte period 4 Five per cent, will be do ducted from the großß of ail moheyfi piyablo iv accordance with this programme for th>« expense of the course. 6, All nominations acd nc.eptanceß to go to the funda of tho Club. G. "' rotting Races —Horses must trot to tho satisfaction of the Beferee NOMINATIONS. All nomination! to be accompanied by fee, same, sge, and dcaoription of horse, and colois of tho rider, must ba in the ha^da of the Feore- tary not later than d p.m. on Tuesday, Match "*•"* ; WEIGHTS. Weightß for the firet day's handicaps will be declared on Monday, Aptil 9,h. Weights for the second day's handicap's will be declared at 9 o'clock on the evening of the fint day's raoiog * ; •' agolptawdes. Acceptances for the first day's handicaps must be muHeito the Eecrctary not later than 9 p.m. on Monday, A"iil 16, 1888. Acceptances for the eeoond day's handicap* at 10 o'clock on the evening of the firet day's ™^ - aamft 1}157 SecwUry



I Public JNoticeß. Monat Somers Roal »fi : •\u25a0 ; - "_\u25a0 - • •\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'•- R rpHE TRAMWAY having been com- >f i pleted, the anderalgned oan eapp'.y GOAL m aoy qa&ntity :— \u25a0'. ASBBURTON, 17s per ton, by the Truck TINWALD ...17i \u0084 -„ WIVsLOW ...i7« , HINDS ... 17a % EALiNG ... 18. 2 DROMORE ... 17« , ' _ OHBRTSEY ... 17« „ \\ Term* Owsb, Mjhkbs TUOKER and RESTELL, Bole eg»nt» lor Aahbarton. 6 *30 E F. WRIOBT. -vJL, JUST LANJ)IM. 35 TONS BINDING WIAE, ANOBOR BBAND. 10 TONS BEBT MANILLA TWINE, Reapers and Binders. —TO ARRIVE— 1000 Bales Cornsacks FULL BJBE, FULL WEIGHT. 10 Bales Superior Seaming Twine FfiIEDLANDGR BROS. s TBE FIEBT GREAT SUMMER SALE SINCE THE OPENING OF THE « D.I.C. COMMENCING SATURDAY, 14ta JAN. 1888, AND FOR Fourteen Days. BARGAINS t » IN ALL DEPATtTME^TS. » . •• —— THB P^APERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING COMPANY OF Si3 w i ZEALAND, Limited.' OASHEL STREET, OHBIBTOHUKGH »\u25a0 EC. BROWN, i Manager; B. HALLENSTEIN, i , Qhalrmtn.



YICTOBIA HQU^fe. DIMANT AND OOE HAVE extreme gratification n announcing their Third Annual Distribution o Bnautiful, Useful, Rare and Valuable Works of Art, which compriße,— GLASB SUGAR BASINS, COLORED, PLAIN, AND ENGRAVED WATE I jUGB, BUTTER DISHES, &0., &0., to Caeh Parebae&rsof Parcels to the value o 208, 405, and upwards. COUPONS ABE NOW BEING ISSUED. GIFTS ARE EXHIBITED IN WINDOWS. DIM ANT <fe OOE General Drapers and Clothiers, EAST AND TANCRED STREETS. 12 22 W. PATCHING TENT, TARPAULIN, JFLAG, AND HORSECLOTH MANUFACTURER, A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND OF TENT 3OF ALL SIZEi <OAtICO, DUCK, TWILL, AND CANVAS. Manilla Rope Plough Lines, Fiohing Lines, Clothes and O»rden Lfaes. , .•\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0'• \u25a0 s \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 IRON AND WOODEN BLOCKS, attention b called to the well- auaor tod) STOCK OF HORSE COVBES All made on the. Premises. Tarr/Wlus from 6 x 8 to 24 x 30 always m stock. Oilskin Clothing made on the Premise! MARQUEES from 12 x 24 to 25 x 65 ON HIRE, all Obdebs by Letter ob Telegram Pbomptly Attended to. W. PATCHING 10861 EAST BTREET, AS HBUft V«> N THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND OFFERS GREAT ADVANTAGES TO T}J? D Q f\ IVF Q abdut' to make their wills, and deeirhg to secure the . F JuIYOUIN O faithful execution of their last wishes. 1"»A '"DUD'C-AIVfC ' a * )o<lt ' *° niarry and make provision by mtrrlage JL U X^XjIiOUINO contract or sottlement, nnr\ "DC?tsQr\l\jQ coDtempUting the Bottling of 1 heir estate, or of a X\J L HjiXykJv-'I l O sum or fluiaaß of money by trußt deed. rVfX "Dt? DO A WCj doßirbus of oonstitnting trusts for charitable or 1U rJjlvDUilO - benevolent objeote. TA CfIDIIIOII TDIIOTCCO holding moneys ia trust for peraons I U rUKuUIi I itUu I ttO resident m this colony. '\u25a0\u25a0(J^^^AlLeuch should obtain detailed information from the PUBLIC Qaay, Wellington, or from ..-...' * ; AOL AND, BARNS, AI?D OU., OHRISTOHTTXIOH. Or D. M. ROSS, TIMARU. « New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company Established 1859. CAPITAL—- ONE MILLION. mE PREMIER & WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY. FIRE AND MABINE RISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS. THRESING MACHINES, &c, accepted at lowest current rates. GEORGE~JAMBSON, AGENT, ASHBURTON. ASHBULiTON PSRMANKNT BUILD- ING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. FTIHE above Kooiety payß interest at the 1., rate of 4 per cent par annum ftr fIT*V A T fl AT T? Nt call, 4J per cent per annum VTXIJ^A.I OJLJjJU * f or c months, acrt 6£ per cent per annum if fixed for 121 months or over, o? J. WARD, Manager. Bankrupt Stocky \u0084S'; - Ar ° 3< * °'"' niber " Burm>tt OF Drapery, Clothing, ™ HAVES AND CO, ROOT?! ITAVB iuet received v few 81?B0UL -*-* V-* v-r j- £-| LINES, bouffht at a heavy ddnouot for CASH, and will be sold at ridicufottt — prices, with the whole of their bUMMER STOCK, co that the cry will be, " Good 4NDKBW ORB haytog »our,d ih. gSTt^lta. I J»W«^ a0< "" Btook of A. O. PBKHABD at t Omo Ladiß> , Ki(J mnw Uom v . g ,.a. , Mio n from { » Qo ik PrS^ffi v2e) Invoice Oort, will o«er 1 Cal^Gond P,i n !., .plcodld pat- it to ft. Public on , o^g^Hdl™^ trom 4ja 1 \u0084 Umbrellas, really good, from WEDNESDAY, DEC, 28th, , o^ o]oTed Si)k Velvetß> only 2s lid At Unheard of Price*. X Caße A . m « r ' oa «» Lo »X O l^ 3«st 866 them __ 1 Oaee Genie* Colored Ties, Btartlioir, fromGd «*. TUEBPAY, thel27th DEO * Caw Gente' Bcgatta Shirts, from 2b &. Lot of Ladies £traw Hats »t Bd, - \u0084 ond Boots at PRIOEB to suit all, ASOBBW 088. Va p^- a 7 oblis ° b y " °* n s « tih * * HAVES p#. 1 ajioidb;



I £20 REWARD. HARVEST, 1888. TN OOB j^ dM ce"rf' the amount oi tJL Poaching going on m tbe Oreeki •— — on the L»gmhor EBtate, the above reward «*.«..^...._ ~ \u0084,~ ~ , will be paid to anyone giving iofdrmatioc VALVOLINE, SPERM, that wilieadto aconvfotion! 2 From ihis date hV ONE will bo per. _ and mitted to fish m the Creeks on the; 5 Lagmbor Estate. \u25a0' CASTOR OILS* 11*58 DONALU MoLEAN. 1 — R: McCaUum AGATE ENAMELLED WARE. FAM ILT GROCER AND TEA DE^B L MILTON POTTERY. FOWLKB'S BUILDINGS, „.„-,...„ .OJ TANCRED STREET, ' FLOUR, 601 b Bags, 4. 8d g cQw fa Sfco(jk a Largß y wy CANDLES, p r box, 4^d J[l t Snperlor lot of Goods for' the >r ' * Christmßg Trade. Also, — WHITF, SUGAR, 2Jdpwlb ¥BW FRriTS. MEW FRUITS. Also,— Just unpacked, *r lot of U|a fu DRESDEN CHINA, 7a 6d per dosson Crockery, oheap and well-a»iorted. T Note the Address : — '»•• Oii.±tbUJN b GROCER, &o. -i- EABT STREET. I TAN OR ED STBEET. A.l TENTDEPOT PO'OONNRLL (late of Cbristchareh) wishes to make known to bia £rionds, and * the public m general, that he has commenced business at Moore Strder, ' Ashburtoo, as lENT, TARPAULIN, JtiOBSE COVcE, FLAG and OILSKIN ; OLOTHINvi Manufacturer. V ! , P. O'CONNELL'S ezporience of 20 years m the trade is a sufficient guarantee tj j li work entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. N.B.—Oiders by post' otherwise promptly attended to, ' > NOTI THB 1 A»D?«SS, — V ! P. O'CONNELL, Al TENT DEPOT, ' Moore Street, Aehburton, I Opposite FRLEDLANDER BROTHERS. lf ; 2I '» \u25a0' \u25a0 — \u25a0"»'\u25a0\u25a0> GREAT CLEARING SALE i OF Z FURNITURE, &c, &c. Ji PICKFORD AND UNDRILL 4 \u25a0\u25a0'. r I HAVINTG received notica to quit their Premises, m ennnpquence of «he iai>d being at once require i for New Buildings, have decided \o huld a CHEAP of ali their Lirge Stock, conßiHting of - . ' . • \ ! i FU^NITuR^; m variety, HANDSOME CHFSTS GSEFFTONTM IRON AND WO >D BEDSTKADS. Choioo TOILKT WAR . 2 Cases FENDERS AND FIR* IROKB. BEDDING, OR 'OKERY AND GLASSWARh. i-t prioes thai . must effect a Clearance m ONK MONTH. .-.,.; • j ASK YOUR GROCER FOB | f I \lk^ w % pv "w Bl AIA # #fl\ \N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE Af^T I aiJft m £yf%\ m" Tllo Wending is entirely atten- WWW I V?WM M ttfefffs^ %ded to by Mr. Nelson himself, X m\mSK3*\w cnc0 >' aill ' ' las ' lai^ & special IM THF 'm JrW^W^a\ W training m the art." . i IIX mt M /j3^WJ\ \ TIMABU HERALD. '| |A^ _^ «f^ B M r^'nrf'Ji'W*) \ *' Thtaftitn deserves the sup- [ "|r fl n \ VJ M § >WbJi. \ m portofallpiircljascrsofTea V/ r\ W M Mr*. rTffIES-SWSJrt^X mas (h<s article they ofler is B /& dflmr&fcLiA mitipcrior loanvihinKwe M #<» Gwra£?«O^\ m have seen m thfsColony." vV> V # §& mSSSh ?\ \ PREBB. > r»\Sj >* Jm M^S t<^iSn^ KifPv "^\ Mr. Nelson is a pro- .\^V»* M gS» Tj, •n^T^- gjWyiaZ' \\ Taster and 1 THOUGH M 'J \u25a0^W^Hlifi^^t^ \ PRICE*?* by all^^^^^^Bß^C^^2/8 3/- PURE BLENDED TEAS? AUCKLAND, WE M'GTON, CHRIST JHURCH, DUNEDIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE* SOLD IN ASHBURTON BY H.M.CARSON And. the principal storekeepers P. AND D.,DUNOAN.\ WILLS STREET, ASHBUBTON. BTSSTDES th« ord'nnTy Impiementt ia twe on Urvot, wo am maautaoturln*? tli« folio wins j GOR9E t;UTTBUB, Keir'e Patent, Btmole^trong, efE.»cHva, and oheap. Th Machine " Ik fully Bcooroi noder LstWs Patent, and tM ho parts thereof. A.r.yono ibf ringing svid Patent righte will bi pro3?.cutiii. UIBO HARROWS, the simplest, ein opast, most onvoniout for hau ling, ani most effeotiTf Difo Harrow ia th<t Markot. DRILLS, br etriot attention to the wants of to Farming OommunKy, wo hive beem •* enabled to prodnoe the beet DRTTjL yet mad« ia NewZ inlind. We have, aftßr dne considers- p tion, adopted tho SPOOV PBRD Oar DrilU will, tMrefora, drill nnv kind of B BED or l- C BAIN, from Tarnin Heed to B'la-'Hi English oi Imrlotn Ootiltrs orate prise, B BTALKBft'S A.UTOM A.TIO P^BOBRS for Xhreshtg Maouin-s. Althon^h tbe geninß of ' Engliah Eosinecre has beon at work on th.a qnsation fo the last 20 years, it has been reaer red , for a farmer nf T^wald to boI to tho problem. We \vra every oonfiderce In rooommendins w these FKEDKRB. We would ask Maihlne Owner« no to liaton to interested pmona who decry Iheae FEEDERS, bot to apply to anyone wh chv. «iven them a FAIR T3IAL, | We meotfon tho foJIo Tina gentlemen as being exporluoed and BuccMßfnl Thrcßher». who have used our FEEDERS with Batinfaotion to tuemeolviiand their Clients :— >( MR THOS. PERKS, MR NELSON EDEN.MR JOHN MOORHEAD \u25a08 ;\u25a0 ih Anyone deairinglinformatioa ro our FEEDERS, can obtin the eawe from a at L t of thAM c, Crentiemen, ' w . Bopaire toMachinwy. We inre favorably situated for roplrfna every olsbb of Machinery. Oa«Mng« of erery defloriatton m Oast Iron, Steel, Brass, or lalleablo Cast f .r rer>alrß canb« nad from ub on the Bhortoßt not'ee. «»i«in>»uw Bepain to Reapera and Binders. We keep a large Btoc. of extras for rep&irhiff thege ssssSrt .nssSi) 111 " 0^ flttiDße *"** eawted a w» Sm » w :J.JttXB Ktn»-



Public Notices- baklr**^kos BUIUDBU\ UNDBBTAKBB9, Ao., Oornar Wakanui Boad and Com »ut*t, (FBXT (JlnfßAt. HoMt.) Or at Baker and Brown's Coach Faotor fl&velook street 11|1 A OABD,! Miss Carson, TEACHER OF MUSIC, (PIANOFORTE AND OKGAN), Bubnett Stbbet, 12 101 *pO MEET THE TIMES C. TRUCKLE, PROPRIETOR of the Prince Albert Boardinp - House, Wills Street Ashburton, next Oddfellows' Hall, while thanking bis many Friends and Cu»tomen for their liberal support for tbe past 1€ yean, solioits a continuance of the same. Board and Lodging, 16s, 18s pe> week, or 3s per day. Dinners only, 4s per Wefk. Good accommodation for Families, and private rooms for Ladies. 7 52 ia Byron saya— I never, no, I never, Saw any man so yellow, How's your liver 'i (Yellow Dwarf.) TAKE MOORE'S PILLS, \u25a0 Christchurch, March 9th, 1887. I am happy to tfißtify to the value of yonr Liver and Stomachic Pille, having used them for the last fourteen yearn,, and can recommend them to every household with every confidence.— J. C 2-. Gakforth. Sola Acent for Aehburton,— CHAB. NE.iTW, Pharmaceutical Chemist. 7 166 VERY little medicine of any other kind required if LAMPLOI Gli'S PYBETiC r* A LINK is at hand, and taken as occasions ante. It is the oure und PREVENTIVE or most diseases incident to I ropi»-al and Colonial life. It allays thirst and cools and vitalises the blood m a remarkable manner epeedily removing Constipation. ' everishnesa, fevers, Head- ttetng VMni!t»»{^.i.i.i»«l — -•A-l«»» *" M«ifcrt*"t- fetation proprietors, flockmnsters, and alji residing m up-country stations uhould bd provided with it. Ask yonr merchant to feend regular Supplies with your other «t*ores, as it ia invaluable to all. Sold by all neditine vendors. IS^ LOOKJIERE! THE PEEMIEE TAILOB, Town Hall, * ZS making Tweed Fuita m firet class style from £2 10s Od. Trousers from 18s 6d (epecialty). Heavy Saddle Tweed Baits, £i Ob Od. GEKTS' OWN MATERIAL MADE UP. Tronßers, 7s 6d ; Sao Suits, 355 ; Pagets, 40&, Tsrjib Cash TOWN~H ALL, EAST STREET. H. & B. Craighead BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE REMOVED TO FRIEDLANDER'S BUILDINGS, CORNER OF EAST & MOOBE 6TEEETS. LOW VITALITY. DB. CHURCHILL'S Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime prescribed by the faculty for the cure o Consumption, Chronic Cough find General Debility. IT contains two of the principal In gradients necessary for building v] the Human Frame, and which are con Btdered deficient m the above compleintt viz , Phosphorus and Lime. It cannot b too hig'aly recommended for Delicat Children. Dr. QhuTcnill'a Compound Syrup of HYPOPHOSPHITES Is r<al Brain Pood, and m caeet c Musojlar and Nervous Exhaustion h/» acquired a world. wide reputation. Eac bottli bears D»* Oh nr chill's aignatur* Price, 4fr. (Prepared only by . SSwapn p Chemist* i Jlui CAiTWUOirB, Fa»w



Public Notice* Money to Lend. I. HA yS £2000 Id varlons inms, watt* log fatTMtment on approved aeoarlty JOHN A. CAYG*LL, 10f58. Solicitor, Tancred Btreot SUPPORT LOCAL INDUBTBY AND 'BUY FROM THE MAKEB. ftT, F, EANNA.FOBD, Tinsmith and* VV . Motel-Plate Worker, Bornett Itreot, opposite ''Mail," who Bells all Tftrieties of TINWABK for DAIRYING tad FARMING pirpotes at LOWEST REMUNERATIVE PBIOES. fiip^iri of any sort promptly executed li ft tkilfol manner. EORHB BAIR and BEES-WAX purchased for CASH. BADDLEBT ! BADDLEET ! 1 If R A. IBELAND, having started m JU. above Business, ia premises next door to Mr Patchino, Tent Maker, East Street, hopea, by striot attention to Buai- - n«§s, to merit a share of pnblio patronage. TBI LOWEST PbFcK^ CHARGED. Evt»y m the Traole kept m ' Stook. . FarmerH and others will now have an opportunity of getting HADDLEBf at iach LO v PBIOES as were never before offered m Afhhurton. Repaira executed on oaoit le&sonable 11*19 tera>B. STORAGE. STORAGE. WOOL. WOOL. WOOI* * t i IHE Undesigned begs to announce to JL his numerous friends of Ashburton wsd the surrounding districts that he has taken over the HEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER* CANTJLE AGENCY CO. 'S STORES Ihi ABHBUHTOUJ, And is /yrepared to receive Wool and Grain for STORAGE or SHIPMENT. , fLjberaj Gash Advances made on WOOL, ORAIN, 1 SKINS, Ac, In storo or con- signed for Sale. WOOLPACKS and COBNSACKS the Lowest Prices % TWINE, ' A CHAFF, OATB. OILS, LAMPBLACK, Ac, GRAIN bought and sold. >. Lass jhd Estxti Aoknt. i agenTfor— M.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co Uhion lusubanob Compact '' Bbookb'B IShbef Dip, Eto Newest Improved Threshing Machine arranged for. FEED, MAKEIG, 1 35 . AahKnrton. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS. HATH FOB :SALJf IHB FOLLOWING- • ' BHBEP -I f\ fif\f\ MERINO Ewes "\ -f VlA A 4-TOOTH Merino gmfX 8-tOOTJH Merino 3 O\ rVJ .Withers ,| \u25a0t KHH Merino ' '2 JLUIJx) iEwca and g Wethers a Qf\f\f\ Foil-Mouthed W OUi-IU Merino Ewes ° 1000 »•\u25a0 Do J 2000 end of Pebraary ALSO,— ITHB |FOLLOWING PROPBBTIBfc-- -| 1 X AORBB, bein«r 8.8. No. 20078, 110 20079. 20295. at Ashton, lately occupied by Mr Thae. Magee. -4 f\/\! AOBES, being R.B. 28B8&, 26686 at XUU Alford Forest. ; Ar\£\ ACRES, Uid d6wn fa graw for 9 4<U" years, dlYided into 1 paddocla, with stable thereon, at Kyle. hnCi AOREB m grass for 5 yeare, at §\J\J D?omore. A(~\(\ AORBB atAehborton, -t / \/\ AORBB, beiDg part of E.a 718 Cat IUU Wakanai, now oo;npied by Mr R. Adams. • LOTS 16, 17, 18, i and 20 each containing •boot* «* acre. fronting Wint«»» Rood nnd Qk»-W street, bring ioaraediately opposite tbe Woollen Factory. . . ..» LOT 77, isonth-east Town Belt, AebbnrtOß, coataloing with UweUing-honae *SwWiSr BBOTIONS No 1046, 1«47 10M No 680, 681,. with 4. tbctttd Eoum on ea«h btction,. Cameron .'^SoWK BBOIIONS No 686 and 660, Park street. • , For price, terras, and fall particalars apply to the undersigned. g*U of Hotmb, Pigs, Cattle, Produce an FarniMreca Batardays; ' Stook Bales on Tuesdays, ghcepaktn Sales every fteoond Friday* . » RAXAIA MONTHIJ? BALE, Ist THURS . DAY of tbe month. JFBIEDLANDER BB0S. : PKTERWILLIAMSj "'''\u25a0''';. ' ",'' *ionM.r \u25a0'-'\u25a0: i \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0' • ' '\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0 ''' ' " \j V ; a - '-•' :\u25a0'.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0\u25a0