Pilis will effect a speedy cure. Oftentimes partially decayed food in the stomach and bowels produces sickness, nausea, etc. Cleanse the bowels with a dose of these pills, and good health will follow. Unlike many kinds of pills, they do not make you feel worse before you are better. They are, without doubt, the best family physic ever discovered. They remove all obstruction to the natural functions m either sex withoutany unpleasant effects. It should be explained that the most remark able cure is due to the fact that rheumatism is a disease ot the blood* Indigestion, constipa tion, and dyspepsia cause the poison from the partially digested focd to enter the circulation, and the blood deposits it in the joints and muscles. This is rheumatism,- Seigel's Syrup corrects the digestion, and so stops the further formation and deposit of the poison. It then emoves from the system the poison already there. It is not a cure-all. It does its wonderful work entirely by its mysterious action upon the digestive organs. But when were member that nine-tenths of our ailments arise in those organs, we can understand why Seigel's Syrup cures so many diseases that appear to be so different in their nature.

THE PRIMACY QUESTION

:T Lordships Bishops Neville and i- ' Harper met a number of clergymen and laity •'•"■ in the Practice-room at the Cathedral yester '* day, to discuss the Primacy question. His ; Lordship Bishop Harper presided. The great 1 ' ' majority of those present were laity. • -After the Chairman had opened the pro*

ccedings. ■ ,fj i. Bishop Neville stated, in effect, that he had come from Dunedin expreßsly for the only "^"purpose of consulting the clergy and laity, members of the General Synod, as to what could be done to escape from the present deadlock. The plan which he pro- JKwed was that, the Standing Commission should be asked to re-consider their decision, and he thought it prebable that they might be r induced to do so. He gave his reasons partly 'r *': technical and party moie subs'antial to show ■s*: tf;lhat, in his' opinion, the decision of the Standing Commission was invalid and in .*rt ■

&?■-■* v^The general opinion of the meeting was not A ; favorable tohia Lordship's proposal, on the :S C !£K>und that a reconsideration would, probably, not be obtained, and that it would create . delay. ,> The.meeting, however, were pretty , unanimous that the Bishops should use their :< ' ufluence to urge the Bishop of Wellington to *■* teiign his claims for the sake of the peace of the Church, and that the Bishop of Nelson should then be urged to convene a special meeting of the General Synod. t The Bishop of Dunedin was heartily thanked for having taken the trouble to come to Chrisr cnurcb for the, express purpose ot discussing the Primacy question and he was asked to remain, if possible, until a letter which had (f '/ioi some time been expected from the Bishop J\ % of/Nelson, should reach the Bishop of Christ-. church, and that then another meeting should f b pheld,. , " ' f Neville agreed to do this, stating at ' the same time that he would be obliged to return to Dunedin in time for next Sunday, on which day he had to be present at aeon ' " " firmation service. ' ' ■ Before the meeting closed steps were taken to telegraph to Archdeacon Julius the hearty welcome of the clergy and laity upon his ■ arriving in New Zealand.— 1' Press."

BOAT ACCIDENT AT LYTTEITON

TWO MEN MISSING. (PER PREBB ASSOCIATION.) '"'• Ohbisxohuboh, March 24. Tbe Maggie, whaleboat, belonging to -Fitzjimmoua Brothers, was taken oat .orly on Sunday morning by two young . - jellowa named John Carter and William who intended to go fishing towards the heads tnd return in the even* ' lag. Thompson bid a dog wlch him which 1 tetorned this morning with its feet badly ■watched aa if by walking over sharp looks. This fact and the storm of Sunday night caused aUrm, *ad the tag went down the harbor this afternoon to search lor the missing boat. She went oatslde|»nd round to Samner, bat coald find no tsioa ■m of It or the orew. Two other fishing bouts ' were fonnd taking shelter nnder the lee of the high cliff* of Pott Ooopor, end >'- taken in tow by the tag. K. Pleasant, who wasoa one of thebaatß |repor I paaetog the Maggie on Saturday uight near Ripa liUnd. Heavy agnails came on and jaat - afterwards the Maggie p»ssad Plesuant'a boat ag»ln with sail up. One of tbe two men on the Maggie called out " Ace you all ilgh V and Pleasant reeled that he had anchored. H? thought the Maggie waa anchoring, bat he saw no more of Jwr and get no reply when he oalled oat. ' Tha gale then Increased In fnry and carried away all Pleasunt'a gear. There '"- !■ little doubt bat that Oartefand Thomp son were drowned. Carter is the eldest j r icon of Thomas Carter, elgnalman at the ; baads- Thompson is also a well known ..'■"' Msfdeni. Both are young men and were Jilgbly respeoted In LytteitDn.

A £25,000 TELESCOPE.

, ,7. The chanqei are that tha moon will be T' m well known to the inhabitants of the w ;dvlliied world as the interior of Africa Is r''',:at the present time, The telescope manu " factured by order of the lite millionaire Liok for the university known by his *' nime in Otllfornla hsß enjoyed the ' ilitlnotlon of being the largest and jrtroLgeit In the world, bat it Is likely to » "oodorgo a comparative eollpae. 'l Mr i.bram Olurk, who made It, bai ''''' undertaken the talk of making one yet larger and more powerful. Should he ' 'imcoeed, as be la porfeotly oonfident that " be will, valuable additions m»y be ex . peeted to be mtds to out knowledge of .'th© worlds by whioh we ere sarcoauded. '*'"■ Jo .a recent talk on the subject, Mr ''' Clark dlaolosed tome fftots quite ooacrary

to general belief In regard to astronomy. has been popnlirly supposed that we bad reiohed the maximum of effective feUacopet. , Tbi big ones, the leading astronomers .told us, disclose little of tbe heaven'a Wonders. And they pointed oat that the

most important discoveries of the present „. century bad been made by telescopes of a " medium tlzs, Henoe the dedaotlon that r it was useless to bothee with larger lenses. Suoh a theory, of oourse, save as little of practical vaioa io hope for from »stionomy. With the telescopes now In use we could expeot to determine ! more accurately the distance from, the  eatth to the eun, or to lay' bare more "■tars. Bet in disooverlen of this kind the

great mass of humanity could ecaroely be expected to take any vary great interest. It wbb the verdict of moat of the pro 1 f£B»ioD»ls that the Llok teleeoope would be ;» failure, bo far as adding anything to practical knowledge of the heavenly spheres was concerned, bat in this, an in many other instances, they were mistaken; s It b»» already beea demen«ttitod tbit pro*' petly constructed and located, a big! telescope ii more effective than one of the ■mailer lize. It has been shown, in fact, that there is praotloally no limit to the po«otof a leleßOope, and that if a enffi 'cleatly powerful one oan be made, we can bring moat of the planets near enough . go examine their every nook and oorner. The lens of the new instrument for the anlraralty at Lob Angelos is to be 40 lnobe io diameter, and Mr Olark olaima that he is able to make one five feet in d\ meter—one which will bring the moon wl hie a few thousand feet of the earth, tt a limply a question of time and money •—mainly monen as a teleseopa with a five foot lens, pioperly mounted, would cost » qnatter of a million Bterling. It Mr Olark'a position is true, and there \t every reason to believo that it fa, ( attronomy, a eoienoe which has been . practlciliy at a stand for years, will take ! giant atildea. There will ba practloally \ no limit to the disoovezies it oan make, and there should coma from It florae praotlosl benefits. Bach year we will snow move of the heavens, and of ell •clenoeß astronomy will be changed from I the flowoii to the moit progrenWe,

THE ASHBTTRTQN GWARDIAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1890.



t ADDPBLLOW8 1 TJALL, 1 A OROWJBfiNQ SUCCESS. Crowded to the doora last evening to ; use the WORLD'S GREATEST MIN- I STREL COMPANY. THE FAMOUS ; AMERICAN MmSTJRKLS. ; ENTIRB CHANGE TO-NIGHT. [ Box Offio?—Zander's. > Pdoes—3a, 2a, Is. 3 186 J GIANT FAMILY HAVING juat finM»3d a vnpy suc3gss ful Beaaon fit tho New Zaahnd and | Sonth Seas Exhibition, wtl! be od view ! for 4 daya only In Aihbuvton, at Mojrx #oMßßY's BuiLDlNa3, Burnett Street, commencing WEDNESDAY next, 26th Murob. CLARA, the AaetralUn Gla&teai, 16 years of »i?e, weighs 29at 61bs. TOM, the Jnvenlle Hercalee, 11 yeira of 3rc?, weighs 16at 4'ba. ANNA, t!)» Baby Glanteßß, 9 yetri of ago, w^J-B'lS.i 2.ba. THfi WONDERS OF THE 19ih CENT OR Y. Open D»lly, fiom 1 till 5, «nd 7 till 10. Admlailon—One ohllling ; children 6j, PHIIa NATHAN, 8 157 Business Managep. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. Beecham's Fills Are universally admitted to be worth a guine . a box for Billious and Nervous Disorders, .sucb as wind and pain in the Stomach, Sick Head* ache, Giddiness, Fullness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness. Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Xoss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Scurvy and Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and Nervous and Trembling Sensa tions, etc. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. Every sufferer is earnestly invited o try one box of these Pills and they will be acknow ledged to be - WOJttTfl A GUINEA A BOX  For females of all ages these Pills are invalu able, as a few doses of them carry off all humours, and bring about all that is required. No female should be without them. There is no Medicine rob* found equal to Beecham's Pills for removing any obstruction or irregu larity of the system. If taken according to the directions given with each box, they will soon restore females of all ages to sound and robust health. This has been proved by thousands who have tried them, and found the benefits which are ensured by their use. For a Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, and all Disorders of the Liver, they act like magic, and a few doses will be found to work wonders on the most important organs in the i human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the long lost com plexion, brin^ back the keen edge of appetite, and arouse into action with the rosrfiud of ! health the whole physical energy of ihe human frame. These are Facts testified continually , by members of all classes of society and one of the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debili tated is, Beecham's Pills have the largest • Sale of any Patent Medicine in the World. BEECHAM'S MAGIC ■ COUGH PILLS i As a remedy for Coughs in general, Asthma, Bronchial Affections, Hoarseness, Shortness of Breath, Tightness and Oppression of the j Chest, Wheezing, etc., these Pills stand un- \ rivalled. They are the best ever offered to the , public and will remove that sense of oppres sion and difficulty of breathing, which nightly deprive the patient of rest. Let a*ny person < give BEECHAM'S COUGH PILLS a trial, > and the m«st violent Cough will in z short I time be removed. i Prepared only, and sold wholesale and ' Retail, by the Proprietor 1 Thomas Beecham t St Helens, Lancashire, Enghind, in boxes is , | l^d, and 2s 9d each. ; i Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine i Dealers everywhere. N N.B.—Full directions are given with each ' t>ox. ! ■ ; , i 1 THE ASHBUBTON RAMA ND pWK T1 AIR ! ft i? s Will be held ax the i Tinwald Yards < ; THURSDAY, 27xh MAROH GEO. JAMESON, 1 3f71 , Secretaif, ■■ « bY ORPER OF THE MORTGAGEES MR D. THOMAS has received ' instructions from the Mobtgaguus, to Bell by Public Auction ut Tattereallfl, West Street, Ashburton, on SATURDAY, 29th MARCH, 1890; , 1 At 12 o'clock.' '■'.!. : All that Block of Land nitnated oa the Hinds near Maronaa, occupied by Mb Colin Campbell, and being ]i.e. 28527-8 9 and 81564, in all 160 ACRES more or less. The land v all fenced, has been broken up, and being for absolute Sale ought to be worth the attention of aiay one wanting a small holdbg, D, THOMAS,' 3tllß . Aahbnrton. READ WHAT THE LEADIXa 08GTQRS AND GHEMiSTS Ul ' "No Medicine introduced' to the public i has ever met with the success, accorded c to Dr. Soulo's American Hop Bitters ] It stands to-day the best known curative ( article in the world. It is jfamous by reason £ of its inherent virtues. "It does all that is 1 claimed for it." . i ff Gextlemen^No medicine has one-half i cbe sale and gives such universal satisfaction l as your American Hoo Bitters. As several re- £ markable cures have been made here, thore J ( Jire any number of advocates for your mcdi- j cino," > I "I have constantly used American Hop Bitters for the past four years in ca?es of in digestion, debility, weakness, and in _ all • diseases caused by poor and bad ventilation, want of air and exercise, over-work, and loss ,of appetite, with the most perfect success," j " The greatest nourishing tonic, appetizer, sfcrengthencr, and curative known to the i medical profession is Dr. Soule's Amoricaq J Eop Bitters," - , ; "f'P'o'r all cases of diseases of the liver, ' stomach, bowels, or kidneys, I daily rccom- , mend the uae of Dr. Soule's American Hop t>ittCT3." «In my practice lam constantly proscrib ing your Hop Bitters, and have found every i case relieved by their use, , " I can heartily recommend the use of Or, , Soule's American Hop Bitterq. « Gbsti.EMEN.—Your medicine will cure when all other remedies fail," ,•■>..,,.,>. ' * ' ■ . i OAUTIOK—See that each bottle I has genuine label, bunch of groe^ f h<?rs p» white pap^p. h



1 SICKNESS IN MEIBOUKNE . ♦ [pub rasas association.] Melbourne. March 24. Ninety-six cases of diphtheria! were reported in Victoria last week, of which twenty-five resulted fatally. During the same period there were 218 cases of typhoid. , Influenza has made its appearance here^ to-days mtciW ♦ (per press association.) . A Heroic Fireman- : Wangandi, March 25 At a firo by wbich a four ropmed cottage "was burnt down at, midnight. Fireman Thompson distinguished himeelf by rushing throagh the flames and. saving the lives of two children who were asleep in a back portion of the building. t LATEST CABLE NEWS ■ •> [bt elbctbio tblbobafh—ooftbloht, [Pjir Press Association] \ (Received M&iob 25, 12 50 p.m.) A TAILORS' STRIKE THREATENED. , London, March 24 A strike of 40,000 tailors in the Bast End of London is imminent. j THE TURF. ; The " Times " says the debut of the Australian colts at Newmarket is awaited with much interest. THE 'VARSITY BOAT RACE. ( The forthcoming boat race between the Oxford and Cambridge University eights is expected to be a very close affair. The betting is eleven to ten on Oxford. THE SERVIANS AGAIN. Vienna, Maroh 24 Austrian gendarmes repulsed a band 1 of Servian Militiamen, who crossed the Bosnian frontier, and tried to seize several grandees. A- number of the Servians were killed. MORE FLOODS. • Sydney. March 25, There has been a most phenomenal downpour, of rain and the Darling tributaries are in high flood. One of the biggest floods is expected ever known io the Darling. Brisbane, Maroh 25. Great floods are reported in the rivers and Townsyllle is under water. Further landslips are reported, and. the mail train to Sydney has been stopped in consequence. PRINCE BISMARCK. Via Albany, March 24. ; The differences between Kaiser Wlilhm and Prince Bismarck are said to be nf a personal character and in the course of an angry alteration the Prince is said to have replied to the Emperor "Le roi me reverra." The Auckland City valuation for tbiayeat is £292,386, over £20,000 less than last year This means a reduction of inoome to the city council of £2000. The Australian family of Tlohbomen a open In Montgomery'a Balidfogs to- fc morrow. Fancy »16 year old girl weigh- -_ Ing nearly 30st t al2 year old boy, 17't, \ and a '•' little lass " of 10 years, 15£jt, Yet those 6garea are a true bill. The-e was magnificent weather on Tues day afternoon for tbo Cap and Apron Fa!r held at (he Pan o a ago (round* in aid of Bt Stephon'B|Ohurch Fabric Fund. The stalls, wh!oh were well furalthed with o&kes galore of all desc?fpt!oas, fralt, and aprons, plotforea. and otbee examples of the work of deft fingers, and refresh menu were prealded over as follows:—Apron and work stall—Meadajaes Alfred Cartls and Leohnar; cake and frnit stall—Mrs Ballook snd Mies Twentyman; refresh ment stall—Msadames Scott, Trevor, »nd _ Bland. Gifts of fral* were kindly tent fay Messrs Jam;B, Broomfiald and others, and come splendid pumpkins by Mr Martin Griffin. The donora of work, aprons, Ac, were legion. Misses Arkwell and Llttle oott and Mrs Fooks, sen., kindly kept the gttes, FOR SALE CHEAP. A Flax Dressing Plant consisting of 2 Strippers, 1 Soot chef, Shafting and Pulleys, Baling Press Boxes, 2 good Hats. Apply to P. and D. DUNCAN, 3§155 Ashburton. , r ~~ THE SfilAl ~~^ American Medicine WE sTo N 'S Patentee «nd Sole Proprietor FRANK WESTON, WESTQK'S "WIZARD OIL Composed of Healing Game, Balsams Vegetable Oils, and Bare Medicinal Herbs; is guaranteed to cote Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Sprains, Plies, Dlarrhce*, Toothache, Headtche.Lnm bago, Wonnds, . Barns, Cramps, Cholera, Spasm a, Sore or Inflamed Eyes, Ear ache, Contracted Cordi or Mutoltfl, Pains in the Bide, Sole Throati. etc, etc. C/\UTiOi>L LOOK ODT FOH FipßS. Owing to tho suocoas of Dr. Snulr'.- American Hop Ui fetors iv ennny ;i!i diseases of the Jjiver, Stcin^c-Li, Bowc] 3,Blood, Kidneys and Urinary Organs, Norvousacss. SlccpJcP.^ncsr?, and Feinalo Complaints, jjj Ui:i!; it has bocorno a st/mdurd h-ouf.chcud , remedy all ovor the world, nnd ilie iram.cn.se demand fov the oricrbjal and genitive article, certain persons are offering for &alo yo.viouH cheap and spuriouq preparation under the name of "Hop Bitters" which do not contain the medicinal proper, 1.) oh found only in Dr. Soule'3 Amelia n j Hop Bitters. Tako none of the cheap bo^us ntvfi simply because it is called "Hop Bitters." TRUTHS S. Dr. J3ax>i;'s Arsici-Jcnjj Sfio-^ 5Ji!!«-i> sir*; i!ip Psd-esl juui Be»s SAJJic. -".--■(•»• ssirnSc. | , : Tlieyare coniptinniV-'l f> •.<!;• S-■::>;> H>*i'.sr2.;!(, !f2fjm tii-nliß, and BJi:ut'.lfli«!i—(! " oulvst, bc-ht, tirt'l most valuable lncilioii.ej in Uic wi.W. -liul contain .ill the be-t anil uiost en nit ivy iimp.Truß ni nil n;':cr Tii't-rj, - j;.;...,-, _■'• " • „ •- • ■ ■ , jJi/ui.i, ,'H mil ill. V ■.. ," 1 r-.,i<_- c\\-,k where these BUters are used, ea 7;ineil and perfeut nru their oper;itio:is. ■ Tiicy irive ;iew 1 iC-j iiml vi?uv to t!ir> a?pil ami iu firui. To all whuffl ernjiioyt.'";:'" cmiso i ifv.'-t>.i :t; of the cv i-viuavy orj."ui.-. or v. i>o rcquii'O un iippetizfir, tonic, or i.sild stiiunliml, t.it.ie outers are iuvuliuiblf, b, i;i<; lii,;'J . v.ar.,tw<;, tumo atid iitiuialftt r~j v i r\i» YJ VP V> r.i Y> lILj iVi it, iKt Id* t- 1 *. « ■ ?i!)U0 (Fjvo handreii poauds) n""*' tbv uny easy th.'.C i)v. s;"'' ' -' ll(' mi(< Bitters win .-■ . •, ..■wci'ii-,.!! lliij .j. am •)[ iiuiji. Sec ttnt r.n.i;i-, I, ,",|,. ])- A )'s i^'.iuhu Jabol bunch uf ,iM;t.'i" li";;^ i " while paj>er with black ic^.tc; a. {>PiH t><Ut»' jgfHKim't 't'atir lie Mb*:*'



COTTAGE PROFEBTY. MR D. THOM&S has received instruc tions from Mr B. HaNK 9, to Sell by Publio Auotton. on SATURDAY, 29th MAROH, 1890. At West Street, Ashburton. At 12 o'cJook. That nice little Home, situated on Winter's Road, opposite the Woollen Factory, containing £-aore Land, well fenced, with 3-roomed Cottage thereon. D. THOMAS, 3°1"9 Anhburlon.



WINTER IS GOHING. W. W. SPENCER HAS JUST LANDED a Large and Oho'ce Assortment of NEW GOODS for the Coming Season. New Drees Goods in all the moat Fashionable shades at 7}d. " A Splendid thick and heaty Homespun at Is 3d, worth Is 9d. Good Heavy Melton Dres* Tweeds B£d White Twill Sheetings, double width Is Good White Oalieoee 4s 9d the doaan. : Grey Oalieoe 2s lid a dozen. Tioking6Jd Prints, Towels, Shirtings, Flannels, Quilts, etc, at about HALF PRIOfi. Good Washing Ginghams in Fancy: Checks at 5Jd. Men's Tweed Salts 18s 63, A Good Tweed Suit 255. < . Mon's Thlok Wopllen Sook* li 4d. Men's Strong Cotton Sbltts 2s 6d* Men's Cold Moles 6s lid. Men's Shooter Boots 10b 6d, Blaohe 6) lid. i Children's Strong School Boots 5i lid. A Large Assortment of Children's ' Patent Leather Shoes and Boots always In Stock W. W. SPENCER'S THE ARCADF.



fiEET VALLEI COAL. 3000~T0fJS — SOLD WEEKLY. — NEWrc^STLE COAL IMMENSE SUPPLIES COMING TO HAND. i WESTPORT COAL REGULAB SHIPMENTS THRASHING MACHINE Proprietoro and Farmers should apply immediately for particulara to W.H, COLLINS ft CO. TIMBER AND ; 'v Coal Merchants EAST ETBHBT, ... ASHBUR ; 7 ON Bheep Dipping COMMENCES . MONDAY, APEIL 7th, AT ' '* BIiOOKE'S NEW PUBLIC DIP BAILWAY BESERVE Opposite Aahburton Saleyardß, PRICE: " One Penny per head under 500 Three 4 f srthipge per head over 500 Special low quotation! for Brooke's Perfeot Sheep Dip will be given to owners ot . Public Dips. 3tUl



WM, SPARROW, TAILOR AND MEN'S MERCER BAST STREET.



gjto* TENDERS. .. W*'jT ''«",;•''' m^NDERS Me invited for the erection , - ;'■"/! (By Special Pcrmileßtoß! of the Hon. the X of • "House on the Baaoh Road, for - '  ' »2L . ..w-hvp-m,.) M t j.B,owa,pj.».. 8 d.p.. 1fi ....0 M .™ WHEAT SHIPMENTS GRAND NUMISMATIC AL' ART UNION Tenders close on Saturday 29 th Inst. at • ';:« ««-_ . .  F noon, the loweit or any Tender aot o fl^HB Undersigned having, decided, necessarily aooepted. ——-o X through special influential request, R.'BTODj ——.-,— _«. „ ■> ' '." fir _. .- . to d«poae*/f his splendid and unequalled 3+143 Arohlteo*. TX7BARB PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES* >J!JUI OF . ... , COLLECTION OIN COINS oXJ-«,« da view in tno Exhibition, begs to inform OOMMISBION AND INTEREST, against sil kinds of Prodnoe plaotd la oat hiada the Public that Tickets are now ready .for VIOLIN TUITION ' "«'Wpmßnt *o the United Kingdom or the Ocntinent. issue. .,. .:., .1 ■■■•.,' if ' •*■—• '■'"■'• , HAVING our owu home in London Is a snffioient guarantee tbtt the loterMl 4000 MSMBEB3 AT 10s EACH. ~\/TR &• WOOD, of Timaru, Teiaoher « Clients, who will entrust the shipment of their grain to us, will be w«U lobk»d«ft«. First Fbjzb : The Collection of 2000 IVX "of Violin, Viola, aad Oelloj will Oltopto mw aho rel? thst expenses will ba kept aa low as poeilble, «nd the hlghMt ' Coins aa now exhibited in Danodin. vißlt Aehburton and $■ virepared to take tt*«gtv»J™ realised. Second Pbizb: A Duplicate Collection pupUa commencing lltn October. For Ft *"»«■ Lot Is shipped under a distinct and separate brand, a* two of the above, consisting of about 700 Coins terms, etc, apply to Mr B. Cullen. 10 102J J. 0™ be*n * bonded alike, and each lot is sold on its own merits. Prompt acoouat For Ftrtletuan see handbills. _. . - SalMa^in the past.  ,* • The Drawing, will be under the Super- TINWALD COAL AND FIREWOOD T »*n ** *i"IJ? repMedto ■*"? Sr*'n RBIJ othar ?«odaee at Aahbvrton, Lyndhunt, vision of an; Influential Committee of DEPOT, • AtftUltopi orAddlngtcn upon easy terms, and make reasonable adraiOM o« ;MBt, Gentlemen. • ■,  —~ • - . --j^t For further particulars appfy to T A /"^LOTHIER has for Sale— ——— y HENRY ZANDER, O•A# Vj Beat Newcastle, Feat- TjrOTTffTVr A ATIMm* n n/\n -•■» .a Ashbßrtcn port, (irey Valley and Mount Sonera 1? JSIJKJjJL ANDEK BROS. •- Coal, Firewood and Stakes. Prime Oaten >.■' i *T fT ■ .},■-•: TO'FLAXMILLERS Straw and Sheaf.Chaff, at Ashborto ' "" ' rpBNDBR S ;™in-^df M th a pa,.b. M «=: — \|^« «B BUYERS AT ALI,TOITO OF & b°^'^ Fl?be atISS t 8 s siTer iTe WHEAT, OATS, BAELBY, LaKhmor Station, Ashbuiton County. ,  , For further particulars apply to Me . RYEGKAS6, PEAS, " 'y\ Uokald MoLban, Manager on the Station, t-^^-^^^-j^^ to whom also Tenders must j;be addreesad ETO,, ETC 4 ' "-■ .•■•'•' and sent in not later than the first day of ■ - . ; -,: r \ April next. ' .. . •-■-•':■■-? : JOHN MoLEAN, T^rM^aHPCa • ~ *'•■ \* •/■'..', .': ' ' • ' . " -!^« 3*68 Proprietor. OUUIO ; . ... !£:£ _^_^—^-1 F.RIEDLAKDER BROS. " JSHHHH " boots ,v. .• : • ;:y:\ ig^j^gH ESTA TE -O ;F.'.; | ' . NOTIGE "■ r•, v BJHBBi bootmaker, TO FAEMEKS AI!JD OTHERS 3 * OWil XIB,IJ. T7IBOM and after this date the following charge for Storage on (?rafn will bt made at •:• X l, our Stores in.Aihbnrtbn:— „ ;, SPORTllfG^nnm, . ' Threepence per bag for 2 monthß or under . : . kj j. m.v j. j. A UR Tendw haviD« been accepted Fowpenoe per ha* if ever 2 months and under 4 months I ". ' V', TO Bixpenoe pw bag if over 4 months and up to 31st Dewmbar, for the Whole of the above Stock of •»AbOT(" include receiving and delivering branding a»d mibdlloc. fttfc : Weighing if required will be charged One Shilllug psi truck londT^ BOOTS, SHOES. Ac, the Goods will be «  , - ,Ic«ur»nce extra in all cases. offered in our Tanqred etreet premieea ia ' i : •< WmmmmßSSf^M BfewdaTß ' D. THOMAS. FRIEDLANDER BfiO3. § l^^fflff J'.'WMti^ - • ' ALBERT >ROBEUTS, GEO, JAMESON. !^ - ' -f/"'>t MITCHELL ft TIIRNFR Mercantile, Finance, and A K ftncy Company, ; lIIIIUnLLL 01 lUnTlLfi, , p er j. G ;. BESTELLi^ Agent. \ \ 2590 GUNS, GUNS, BUNS, I__ NOTICIS TO FARMEES FIELD'S, HOLLIS', & REDMAINE'S. __ xt™.™ stock j- ""'^]— : .WHEAT. WHEAT. WHEAT. XX above, ire are in a position to offer ooiooooooooo ' ■ .' o■' . > EXCEPTIONALLY § . [-' • ryß ARE O.sh buyers of PJBIME MILLING WHEAT in larga or ■ M»U s°i/-\r\T\ TTiTrrn -^^^^^^^^^^^^™^M"""*MMM*^i3 V? quantities* GOOD VALUE —^v/v^v>v^-^«^^a^\^^v_^^ And iMVITii! THE INSPECTION of If D A ATH CUATXr KULLIa T C§s 00, intendlug purohaasre, § UI\AIN U OJCIU W I CANTERBURY MILLS, 1 f S °000 °0 NCW °OoCO °' i ASHBURTON, POWDEB, SHOT, CAPS, |° 0 OFo o "tW jOFoJ ■ ~ _ —^_^bw CARTRIDGES, CARTRIDGE I °0000° °UOOOQ 1 CASES AND "WADS ooouQuuuooouui* /uocouoouuouo CARTRIDGE FILLERS, | UKArtnY | "AIMX Ju JD REOAPPERS, TURNOVERS, | POODS ' !0; 1 •"' etu., Em, Etc. i • | Canadian Oats k ; > § This and the following Days § • POWDER akd SHOT FLASKS and g m I m^ . . measures, • ";.. -1 r,r . Tartar..Qats CARTRIDGE AND SHOT BELTSi " • - g , " § • l" ' " '" T*tta n-»**nr* O^% \JI I - millinery - . f xcye (irass Seed § JACKETS JACKETS g And all other Sporting Requlaltss at § Bibbons I teey low peiois. I FLOWBBS FEiTHBBS | and Other Cereals I CLOTHING I __ : •Sol! 111 f 80,;;#^^M^I . : JOHN G-. EESTELL. joMir OB« OE co. 1 , Boots 1 jo IN aß,r * 08: I r—-? ooooa r" eMo. i ' west street, . ..-: § 0000000000 o 0 000000000 o ash pmrtflTi, § 00000 . ,,,, r 3 EAST STREET. ■ " v —! •' •''■'; •.'• ~ *''> -i 'i ' '' ' ''--' 3 n 26 ANDREW"ORR~ ; W. GREGG AND COMPANY ,; ;.'•.•1:..'.. t -^ ■":'--"\'•'■■».'' • / ;, , _ PUBB BLMNT.OED TEAS, WM SEASON,, 1889-90, : , 0-T?fcO T A TV/TIP QCI AT - id »nd lib PACKETS, 2lb F iNOY CANISTERS »nd 61b »nd lib TINS. \Jf JLJ \J* tl ; JLA IVXXj O Vlt ' X THESE BLENDSr^"^" TRY THESE BLEH D s - : 'j^^-^jP^ ' WOOli' SEED. " CROWN ( EAGLE ) Inhibition) (CLUB General Mpwltftnt \Uer ib^/ ib.y \per lba/ Vp« general merenwt, - ; : > has for sale— OneTrial|will'establislitkeir^constanl us© plough bhabes, bluestone To be Obtained from QOLDBNiTARKS.SOLOVER and GRASS SEED 3. . , AGBIOUETGRALISALT for Straw Stacks, f JOHN OEE &CO — • D. Mcfarlaae roan raraAH^ju. : — '- — ■— —■ , "**" ROLLER FLOUR, BRAN, SHARPS, OATMB4L, I AM A CASH BUYER OF] sugar, salt, soap. ;i» WHEAT • ' rW' ■ -: — 'V'.'.^ OATS ' TOtALgKBROSINBJIOILi ■ >\ AiJI-l/ - »nd FIELD PIPES,:^ - .KY^UKAbh -age"s^-Vo,b- 5 " •" '" IN ANY QUANTITY. ■ - " ,-., - , , ;'£ .■'"'■'" —; fht New Z«»l»nd|lnsaianceCompany, CORNSACKB, TWINER ALWAYS ON HAND. STORAGE AT CURRENT RATES. |<a , t . i^BEBT^QBER^ Ashburton m& Bakaial " J^^^r STREEi f ASHBURTON.\ .-.. OP9U9 , : *' ■--■.■.'..-■ ,' '.. .. ■• ■■' '- -=-: : '.', '.'V