The Ashburton Guardian.

VOL. VII.— No. 1795

ASHBURTON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21. J3BB

PMCE-oNK PENNY"



t nblic &ofe'ces. \u25a0HSb B AKeST~b2oS BUILDERS, UNDERTAKERS, &c, Cornar Wakanui Road aDd Caaa, Street; (Next Okntral Hotel) Or at Baker and Brown's Coach.- Faotory *- Huvelock street \u25a0 11 Jl £20 KEWAKD, , ' JN consequence of 3 the amount of Poaching going, on m the Creeks on tho Lpgmlior Estate, the above reward will bo paid to anyone giving information that wi'l lead to a conviction. From thia data NO ONE will be per- mitted to fieb m the Creeka on the Lagmbor Estate. 11*58 DONALD MoLEAN. PiHE respective •buainesaeß of Mb Ch JL Nkate and Mr A, K&mnitzeb, have been amalgamated, "and with a view of obviating tho double expenditure In- curred m ca?ryljg on TWO Establish- ments, will m future be conducted m tho preraiaoa lately occupied by Mr Kam- nitzer, under the style or firm of Tlie Asiiburton Drug Company, - LIMITED/ Hiving effected t'ala, the new Company are determined to give the pabllo the fall I benefit of the reduced co9t In working expanses, by supplying all DRUGS and MEDICINES at a taush lower scale of ohargca than herotofore. Patent and pro- prietary articba m constant nae, will be SOLD at specially LOW figures. The qualify of every DRUG used In Medicine will ba of tho very bust obtainable. A thoroughly competent assistant will reßlde on tho premlsco, and the convenience of customers C3?efull; studied m every way, Ashburton Drug Compapy, Li, J. .M. CAMBRIDGE, 8*92 Manager. \u25a0 1 \u25a0 \u25a0 j-^l — :• — * SIIBURTON RAGING- CLUB .. AUTUMN MEETING-. ' TBPII^YTn^FRMY, AEBIL 19th and 20th ? 1888. First Race on ench Day. to start at 12.30 p,m. 'Fresiukkt— B. Q, Wright. ' VldE-PitESl- \u25a0 • \u25a0*> wnya-^v-Otitvtr- ami— Wr O? Walker •;TKw,vitDS-G. W. Purncll.J. UN. Gripe W. B Denshire ß. Jl-Owan, T. Kf W. Lyttvlton. Judge— Matthew Stitt Thc-Coramitteo. Glls^ of aHB Poalb«-_ T. B. Upton. OLEItK OP-I.WR. CouBSK-i. A. Uewson, Trrasujrbr— D. ThOttna, PRO SEA If 31 B.\ ' "^ s^ First Day. • - ' 1. Handicap Hurdle RAOE/of so &ov«* th« eecond horso •to xeceiyo 5 soVßi rom the Btak^, Over eight n^htSi.of t^.Jles, about Bft 6in high. "Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 1 boy. Two miles. 2. Wakanui Stakes Handicap,' of 26 boys. Nomination, 153 ; acsoptance, 10j. Ore : - and . a quarter miles. District horsce only, 8. Ashburton Autumn Handicap, of 65 eovs ; secoDd horse to receive 5 eova from \u2666> a stake. Nomination, 1 boy ; acceptance, 1 9 &ov. One and a half miles. 4. Posr Stakes, of 10 boys. Entrance, 10a, to bs made to tho Secretary immediately after the Autumn Handicap is run. Catch weights. The winner to be sold imme- diately after the race for 15 sovt, any surplus to go to the funds of the Club. Half a mite. 6. District Welier Handicap, of 20 nova. Nomination, 10s ; acceptauco, 10s. Mini- mum weight, 93t. Dmrict horßes only. One and a half mile. ' • : 6. Flying Handicap, of 26 soya. Nomination, 1 soy ; acceptance, 10a. Three quarters of a mile. Second Day. 1. County Hurdlb Race Handicap, of 25 boys ; the second horao to receive 8 soya from the stake. District horses only. Over Bix flights of hurdles, aboab Bft 6in high. Nomination, 163 ; acceptance, 10a. Ono mile and a half. 2i Grand (stand Handicap, o£. 45 boys; eecond horse to receive 6 eovs iroai the Btnke. J»'.iiininaticn, 1 soy , acceptance, 1 sor. One mile, 3. Handicap Time Trot fin saJdls), of 20 fovß, Nominution, 10a j acceptance, ss. Weight not logs than lOst, Pull and go. District, horsca only . Three miles. 4; Harvest Handio p, of 25 soys ; Becond horso to recnivo i 6ova from the stake, Nomination, I&h ; m .ccptar.ee, 103. District houses only. Throe quarters at a mile. 6. Open Welter. Hanwioap, of 35 : boys; the socon'J horse to receive 8 sqva from tha Btnke iSorui nation, 1 bot ; 'acceptance, 1 soy. Minimum weight, 93t.>" One and a quarter miles. \u25a0 •* Totat,isator!stakks, of-2550v3, Entranoo - 10 ' sto ba mnda 1o tho . Secretary imme- tHately aftor the WoKor Handicap is rnn. l'h? vinntr to be sold immediately af tci the race, tha whole of tbo proceeds to go t.9 tho funds of tho Club. Minimum . \? bight, 83S. Five fur.'onga. Any over« weight above 2iba to be declared. RDLES AND US;GULa.riONB. 1, The Meeting will be held. under the Rules of Racing and the Ashburton Racing Club Rules. 2. No entry will bs received except on the conditions that &U disputes, claims, and objec- tions arising out of the raciug sha'l be decided by the tftowavdß, or whom they may appoint. Thcii' decision en p-U points connected wif-h the carrjing" out of tin ? progrAmme to be tinal. 8. A district horEe ehall mean" any horse thnt has been commonly resident m the district between the rivers Selwyn and Opihi, from 19LU January, 1888, und np to the date of the forthcoming Meeting, and owned by a porson who haa resided m the said district auxins the since period, 4. Five per cent, will bo doducted from the gross of all moueys payable m accordance with this programme for th>; expense of the course. b, AH nominations aud acceptances to go to the funds of tho Club. C, '! rotting Races, — Horses must trot to the 6atisfacliou of the Rnferce \u25a0NOMINATIONS. All nomnattona to be accompaniod by fee, name, aec, and deacriptioii of horflg, and colois of the ridor, must \a m.the ha..«a^pf the . l ecre- taiv no; ltfuor lhan 9 p.m. on TucEday, Marcr 27 tl), 1888, WEIGHTS..... Weights for the first c-ay's handicaps •will be declared on Monday, April 9*h, Weights for the second dSy's handicaps •will be declared at 9 o'clock op." tVvc evorang o the firatday'rt racing. :-; ACOr?TANOES. Acceptances for; tUe first day^s handicaps must be made to the Secretary not later than 9 p.m. on Monday, A»ril 16, 1888. Acceptances for the Becond.day'd handicaps at 10 o'clock on thecevsning of the first day's tracing, - V v \u25a0•\u25a0-•\u25a0 Q;Q. OOH.B,



Public Notices. F. H. von SCfiOENEBERG, FRENCH POLISHER, CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER, AND UNDERTAKEN, HAS opened In Premises (next W. Patching) East street, and hopes to receive a fair share of public support, being prepared to MAKE FURNtTURE any design to order at OHRISTOHOHCH RATES. PJanoß and Furniture re- poliahed at very low rates* ABHBURTON. TpHE AENTRAL TJOTEL, Proprietor VV, Redmond A Comfortable Family and Commercial Hotel, Private Suites for Families. Good Billiard Room, Drinks at Front Bar, 3d. Lunch Free at 12 o'clock. Choicest Brands of Liquors. Special terms per week. ! As Byroa says — i . I never, no, I never, Saw any man so yellowy How's your liver ? (Yellow Dwarf.) TAKE MOOBE'S PILLS, ChriHtchuroh, March 9th, 1887. lam happy to testify to the value of your Liver and Stomachic Pillß, having used them for the last fourteen years, and can recommend them to every household with every confidence. — J. fc}. Garforth. Sola Agent for Ashburton,— OHAS. NEATE, Pharmaceutical Chemist, 7 166 VERY little medicine of any other kind required if LAMPLOUGH'S PYRETIC SALINE is at hand, and taken aa occasions arise. It is the cure and PREVENTIVE of most diseases incident to Tropical and Colonial life.' It allays thirst and cools and vitalises the blood m a remarkable manner, speedily removing Constipation, Feverishnesa, Fevers, Head- ache, Vomiting, and Liver troubles. Station proprietors, fiockmasters, and all residing m up-country stations uhould be provided with it. ; Ask your merchant to send regular supplies with your other stores, as it ia invuluabie to all . Sold by all modicino vendors. fpO MEET THE T I C. TRUCKLE, PROPRIETOR of the Prince Alber* JL Boarding - House, Wills Street,. Ashburton, next OddfelloW Hall, while thfillkiiySL 8 Tnany Frionrla and Ctiatomera for their support for J tho past 10 years, solicits a continuance of the same. Board' and Lodging, 16b,- 18s pet; week, or 3s per day. Pinners only, 4s per week. Good accommodation for Families, and private rooms for Ladies. 7 52 H, &E. Oraighead BE(* TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE REMOVED TO FRIEDLANDERS' BUILDINGS, CORNER OF EAST & MOOKE STEEFTS. And further that thoy have JUST RECEIVED an assortment of SCOTCH TWEEDS, suitable tor the coming Season. Also,— A small Assortment of AIEKCERY. ! HAVES & GO'S- Great Salvage Sale JDST COMMENCED. WRECK of the " MAY QUEEN." HAVES AND CO., DRAPERS, HAVING purchased largely from tho wreck of the » May Queen," they are m a position to offer to the public the whole of those Purchases at ASTONISHING PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY. CALL EARLY AND SECURE THE BARGAINS. Hayes and Lo,, j AROABB, \u25a0 Ji t \u25a0 \u25a0 - :: \u25a0 i



BAKEB AND CO. TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, i WEST STREET, i ASHBURTON, 1 , i DESIRE to announce to the inhabitants. ' o£ Asbburton and surrouuding ' districts that they havo opened a TIMBEII ; and COAL YAKD, opposite Mr George Jameson's Grain Store, West street, and ' are prepared to eupply «11 claasea of BUILUING MATERIAL, m large or BmtUl quantities, to suit purchasers. RED, WHITE, and BLACK PINE, and ' TOTARA. 1 Galvanised coBRaaATED iron \ in* all lengths, and beat brand-). . ' MOULDINGS, ARCHITRAVES, . SKIRTINGS. POSTS and RAILsTsTAKES, and all Fencing Material. OoTl: Weatport Coal, Newcostlo Coal, Mount Somers Coal. File wood m long or , ehort lengths. Agents m Aehburton for Wilson's Portland Cement and Hydraulic Lime. Notj? Addbess : — BAKEK AND CO. Opposite Mr G. JAMESON'S Grain Store, West street. IJIB WINDMILLS! WINDMILLS! To suit Everyone, J. & T. DAISTKS, LTCH FIELD STREET, Chbibtohurch, Are supplying WINDMILLS at PRICES which will make Hand-pomping a thing of the paßt. THE SPECIAL^ from £5 10s THE SAMPLE, from £8 10s Or TITAN MILL and SYPHON PUMP, from £15 John G. Restiell, AGENT, ASHBUBTCXN*



THE ASHBURTON WOOLLEN MANUFACTUBING COMPY (Limited.) DEPOSITS \u25a0RECEIVED m large or Binall aums at £v tho following rntos of interest : — Six per cenb if fixed for 6 months. Seven per cent if iixed for 12 months ; H. SEMPLE, ; 9f56 Secoetary. — 7- .--oKEArmiS^^"""' T OF - Bankrupt Stock. Drapery, Clothing, {AND BOOTS. ANDREW ORR havmg secured the Stock of A. O. PRIOHARD at a great reduction from Invoice Cost, will offer it to the Public on WEDNESDAY, DEC; 28th, ?At Unheard- of Prices I, — \u25a0 the[27th DEO Al^ DBEW 088. ASfIBURTON JIGH SCHOOL ESTABLISHED 1881; Teaching Staef, Boys' '.School.— m» J. E. Buchanan, Ist B. A. , University College, London. Girls' School.— Miss Saundbes, Canter- bury College, Ohriatobnrch ; Miss j Gbubb, Trinity College, Dublin. AT this inijtltution pupils of both lexea havo tho opportunity of acquiring the elements of a liberal edu- cation. The subjeotß of Study are thoEe usually taught at Secondary Schools ; but the ordinary course may be modified to meet special caßea, if it? the iuteroat of the Pupils such a plan is judged advis- able. At tho Girlß Sohool provision, haß been made by the Teaching Stuff to give lesaons m Music and Painting to Young Ladles noii attending the other Classes m the Sohool, who may desire instruction m these Bubjectß. The Physical Training of the Puplla is not overlooked. Calisthenics for the Girls, and Military Drfll for the Boys, are pants of the Sohool course,' The year Is divided into three terms. All foes are payable In advance. For Puplla under 12 years of age, £2 2a per term ; over 12 years of age, £2 16s pec term; Music £ I Is per term extra; fee or attending muslo (only), £2 2s ; Draw- { ng and Painting (only), £1 1b per term. g For further details apply to Mrj (Baohanan. 1*97 !



... THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND OFFERS GUMEJA-T -AJDVA.TNTT^GJ3S TOT)^^ 1 15 QOTVI Q a^ ut to mako their wills, and desiring to secure the JT Hi X\ O U I > O faithful execution of their last wishes. 0! HMO about to marry and make provision by marriage X Hi Zv OUINO contractor settlement. TO"P^ I\u25a0^Q'1 \u25a0^Q'/ r^TU\u25a0Q contemplating the settling of their estate, or of a JL JuXvOv/1 N O sum or sums of money by trust deed. T? D C niVT Q desirous of constituting trusts for charitable or JL XirvOUrHO benevolent objects. Tfl CfKDCIPM TDiIOTCCO folding moneys m trust for persona . I U rUftLILIN I nUO I LLQ resident m this colony. All such should obtain detailed information from the PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Custom House Quay, Wellington, or from ACLAND,. BARNS, AVD CO., CHRISTCHTTRCH, Or D. M. ROSS, TIMARU. 6 THE. LARGEST STOCK OF OOT^OISri^LL CLOTHING IN THE^ ASHBURTON COUNTY. A SPECIAL LINE OF ASHBURTON TWEED SUITS AT 47s 6d EAIAFOI TWEED TROUSERS 10s 6d HARYESPEBS' MOLESIOTS FROM 5s lid MITCHELL & TIMER TANCRED STREET.



JL± TENT DEPOT PO'CONNELL (lato of Obrfatchurch), wishes to make known to hi> friends, and • the public m general, that he has commenced business at Moore Street, Ashburton, as TENT, TARPAULIN, HORSE COVER, FLAG and OILSKIN CLOTHING Manufacturer. , ( P. O'CO NNELL'S experience of 20 yearß m the trade is a sufficient guaran II work en trusted to him will receive prompt attention. N.8.-— Orders by the rvrise promptly attended to. N.OTB THff ADDBESS,— P. O'CONNELL, Al-TENT DEPOT, Moore Street, Aehburton, Opposite FIUEDLANDER BROTHERS. J GREAT CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE, &c, &c. PICKFORD AND UNDRILL HAVING received notice to quit their Promises, m consequence of the land beinf at once required for New Buildings, have decided to hold a CHEAP SAX of all their Large Stock, consisting of ~ FDRNITURR m variety, HANDSOME CHESTS DRAWERS, CHIFFONIERS IRON AND WOOD BEDSTEADS, Choice TOILET WARE, 2 Canes FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS, BEDDIN/, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE at prioea that must effect a Clearance m ONE MONTH. ___^ New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance Company Established ... ... ... 1859, CAPITAL ONE MILLION. THE PREMIER & WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY. FIRE AND MABINE BISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS. THRESING MACHINES, &c, accepted at lowest current rates. GEORGB~JAMESON, AGENT, ASHBURTON 1 . SI /I\ & /!\ /%N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE A&Y i A^S 8 a Mf^ki blending is entirely attcn- HSI. B wOLm m flr*!^**- m dcd to b y Mr- Nc' s °n himself, \u25bc•\u25bc \u25bc J| \u25bc X Mh^w^SXjM who. is a Taster of great experi- mm mKS^^s^k wk enc 9" ant ! ' las at^ a s P° c ' a^ I Nf Tl— IF- iLjßjirakA training m tlie art." lyj m gf B rTTrifTln ßO \ m To* 8 » tm deserves the snp- *r\f^\ f^ 1 \ 1 B M \ port ofall purchasers of Tea \J r\ a— " m m rWKim^i^rJ\ mas the article they ofler is ff MS m superior to anything wo *-v Mr . MO; '~!raE«™^O v\ have seen m this Colony." \ o^* B MfH rw^^m\ t\ % press. • »^\\\* m M£* r^JSESaOL %\ and though o,l^^!i!MSr, J^S^J?\— A PRICES* PORE BLENDED TEAS? AUCKLAND, W£ LI.VGTON, CHRISTDHURCH, DUNEOIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE, SOLD IN ASHBURTON BY H. JVL. CARSON An A the principal storekeepers. i p. and© DXJNCAisr, WILLS STREET, ASHBURTON. BESIDES the ordinary Implements m nee on Farms, we aro manufacturing" the following GOBSE UUTTEitB, Keir's Patent, eimplo, strong, effective, and cheap. Th Machine ifi fully accurod under Lottors Patent, and all tho parts thereof, fl.ii.yono infringing s?id Patent rights will be prosecuted. DISO HARROWS, the simplest, chi apest, most convenient for hai» ling, and moat effeetiva Dlec Harrow m the Markot. DRILLS, by Btrict attention to tho wants of the Farming Community, we have beeH enabled to produce the best DRILL yet made m l*ew Zealand. We have, aftsr due considera" tion, adopted the SPOON FEED . Oar Drills will, therefore, drill any kind of SEED or GRAIN, from Tarnip Heed to Beans; English 01 American Ooultsrs samo prise. STALKER'S AUTOMATIC FJSEDERB for Threshing Machines. Although the geniuß of English Engineers has been at work on this queßtion for the last 20 years, it has been rescrvnd fora farmer of Tirw&m to solve the problem; Wo havo ovory confidence m recommending these FEEDERS. Wo wonld aak Maohino Owners not to listen to interested jperaoaa who decry iheae FEEDERS, but to apply to anyone wh h«*. yiven them a FAIR TRIAL. We mention the follovvins gentlemen aa being experienced land successful Threshers, who have üßed our FEEDERS with satisfaction to themselves and their Clients:— MR THOS. PERKS, MR NELSON EDEN, MR JOHN MOORHBAD Anyone desiring information re our FEEDERS, can obtain tho same from a»:y of theao Gentlemen. Repairs" 1 to Machinery. We are favorably situated for repairing every class of Machinery. Castings of every description m Cast iron, Steel, Brass, or Malleable Oast for repairs, can b« had from us on the shortest notice. Jg Repairs to Reapers and Binders. We keep a largo Stock of extras for repairing theaf Machines, and wo have a number of mproved ifittiuga feepaics [effected m a proper manntl on the Bhortest notice vi reaeonab - . J, EJEIB Mutßgar.



Public Notices. A OABD.j M iss Oarson, TEACHER OF MUSIC, (PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN), Burnett Stbebt, 12 101 ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILD- ING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. rnHE above Society pays Interest at the JL rate of 4 per cent, par annum fcr Deposits at call, 4£ per cent, per annum for 6 months, and 5^ per cent, per annum if fixed for 12 months or over. J. WARD, Manager. Office : — Arcade Chambers, Burnett street. THE —-Philadelphia Novelty — MANUFACTURING CO., 1422, 1424, 1426 Callowhill St., Philadelphia, Fa., U.S.A. (incorporated), New York Office, No. 32 Howard Street, New York City. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF A LINE OF Patented American NOVELTIES, In Stationers' Specialities & Light Hardwaret I T^HE Novelty Paper Fastener. A full line •f of Paper and Letter Clips. The Up- right Clip. Paper Weight and Clip. Note, Letter, and Legal Cap Board Clips. Auto- matic Fountain Penholder. Automatic Fisher (for fishermen.) Novelty Pocket Knife, and Novelty Hunting Knife (operating instan- taneous'y with one hand.) Ornamental Match Itoxes, with bracket hooks (nickel plate, Tucker bronze, and other styles of finish.) Shelf Brackets (for putting up shelves c without tools), with sets of wardrobe hooks attached. Wincing Knives, with one, two, and three blades. Staples for binding pamphlets and papers. Suspension Ring Staples for hanging up show cards, etc. The Celebrated Madame Louie Hair Crimper, etc# - ~AII goo&Tnew m design, novel m operation, protected by patent, better finished, better working,- and lower m price than other goods of the same classes. Full illustrated descrip- tive catalogue tree on application. Goods can be ordered at the same prices through any reliable American Commission House, .nouses undertaking the sale of these goods will find their trade rapidly increase, and that the goods will give the fullest satisfaction. New articles are being constantly brought out, and merchants are asked to send for catalogue or order samples through their correspondents j here. ' 1 1 - : i LOW VITALITY. DR. CHURCHILL'S Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime , prescribed by the faculty for the cure of | Consumption, Chronic Cough and General Debility. _ — j IT contains two of the principal In. gradients necessary for building up the Human Frame, and which are con- sidered deficient m the above complaints, viz., Phosphorus and Lime. It cannot be too highly recommended for Delicate Children. Dr. Churchill's Compound Syrup of HYPOPHUSPHITEB Is real Brain Food, and m caßes of Muscular and Nervous Exhaustion hpe acquired a world-wide reputation. Each bottle bears Bt\ Churchill's signature. Price, 4fir Prepared only byj Swan, Chemist, Rob Gabtiolione, P>*»«s Mount Somers Coal JAM now m a position to supply COAL at considerably reduced ratoß. In anticipation of a LARGE DEMAND during the coming season, I have made PRICES such that no one need want FUEL ; and until further notice will Bupply at Per truck load at Mount Homers Railway Station, per ton... 12s Stations on Mount Somers line, freight added. ABhburfcon, per truck, per ton 15s Tinwald „ „ 15s Winslow \u0084 \u0084 15s Binds \u0084 \u0084 lCs Ealing „ „ 17s Dromore „ \u0084 16s Chertsey „ „ 16s termTTjash. booking extra. In Ashburton retail quantities delivered to Customers' residences, at 20s per ton, CASH. All information to be obtained from, and orders left with ME JOHN a KESTELL, WEST STREET, Whom I have appointed my Agent, and who will sell at above rates FOli CASH. m E. F, WRIGHT,



"Zealandia" Boots HAVE the Highest Beputatio- m the Colonies. . * enounced at the Indian and Colonial Exhibition as the FINEST ia the Whola Exhibition; For substantial wear they are the BEST IN THE WORLD. Bay a pair o "ZEALANDIAS" and you will never tue any other Brand. Our Patented "PARAGON BOOT" and " INDESTRUCTIBLE TOEB." For Boys and Girls are Splendid Linet> for Hard Wear. None are Genuixe unless branded on the Sole I And every pair is absolutely Warranted to give Good Wear. Sold by the leading Boot Dealers and Country Stores throughout New Zealand, and Wholesale by UGHTBAHD, ALLAN & CO. CHRISTCHURCH. STORAGE, STORAGE. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. t IiHE Undersigned begs to announce to JL his numerous friends of Ashburton and tho surrounding districts that he has aken over the HEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- CANTILE AGENCY CO.'S STORES m ASHBURTOiV Axttf is prepared to receive Wool and Grain for STORAGE or SHIPMENT. Liberal Cash Advances made on WOOL, GRAIN, SKINS, &c, m store or con- signed for Sale. WOOLPACKS and CORNSAOKS at the Lowest Pricea . TWINE, CHAFF, OATS, OILS, LAMPBLACK, &c. GRAIN bought and sold. Lahd and Estate Agbnt. AGENT~FOR— H.Z. Loan & Mercantile Agency Co Union Insubanoe Company Bbqoeb'b Shbbp Dip, Eto. Fewest Improved Threshing Machines rranged for. FRED. MAKEIG, 11 85 Ashburton. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS, HAVB FOB C£ALB THE FOLLOWING— . SHEEP. 1 /\ f\r\f\ MERINO Ewob VaA 8-TOOTH Merino OUU Wethers onnn raii-Mouthea OKJKJKJ Merino Eweß 1000 "• "° ALSO — ITHE FOLLOWING PBOPEaTIBfi*— : -UK AOBES, being R.B. No. 20078, XJL D 20079, 20295. at Ashton. H r\r\ AORE3, being E.S, 28585, 28586 at XV/U Alford Forest; a (\r\ AOBES' at ABhburton > Il\C\ ACRES, being part of R.a;.7186 at JLUU Wakanui, now occupiedj by Mr JLi Adamß. LOTS 16, 17, 18,1 and 20 each containing •bont \ an acre, fronting Winter's Boad nn& Cha'-les street, being immediately opposite the Woollen Factory. . LOT 77, 60nth-eaßt Town Belt, Asnbnrton, containing i-acre, with Dwelling-nouue tl ?CWN BEOTIONB No 1046, 1047. 1050 c5 < WN ee BEOTIONS No 680, 681, with 4- xoo«ed House on each Section, Cameron " TOWN SECTIONS No 666 and 666, Park Forprice, termfl, and full particulars apply to the undersigned. SALES OF EOBSEb, PIGS, CATTLE, PRODUCE, & FURNITURE ON SATURDAYS. BTOOK SALES ON TUESDAYS. BAEAIA MONTHLY SALE, Ist THUBB t)A7 ox the month. raiEDLANDEE BEOS., PETEE WILLIAMS, Auctioneer