INTERPROVINCIAL

(PER PBKBB A6BOOIATION.)

Wellington, F-'brrmry 21

It ia understood that Mr G. H. Barton has declined ro withdraw his resignation as Native Land Judge, as requested by the 'Native Minister.

A Cabinet meetirg was held tc-day, but no business of public importance was transacted. Sir F. Whitaker nrrires from t c north to-night and the Hon. E. Ji C. Stevens from the south to-morrow.

At a meeting of the operatives of Petone Woollen Factory it was decided to take the initiatory siepsto establish a general Union of employees in woollen factories in New Zealand.

In the Divorce Co rt ths afternoon before Chief Justice Prendergast the case of Ellis v Gardiner (co-ie-.pondent\ husband's; petition for d vorce, on the ground of adultery, was heard. The parties were married in Auck land in 1874, bul have lately been living in Masterton. A decree nisi was granted.

Mr Blair of the Public Works Department, who has returned from Wtstpott in the Cairn toul (which brought 20S8 tons of coal-*lhe largest cargo ever taken out of the poit) speaks in high terms of the st te of the harbor works. He says.the steamer, dtaw'ngi7 feet, Only took 16 minutes from L!-e wharf to the cross bar which she did wi houf. the slightest difficulty. Next trip she wi'l bring 2300 tons. It will be propostd fhat the extension of the work shall be .entrusted to Messrs Wilkie ' Bros whose present contract is nearly finished ■-as it .is deemed inadvisable to change the contractors at this stage. The borough of Onslow formed out ot the hilly suburbs on the rlorth of Wellington is to he proclaimed, excluding the town diSvrict of Johnsonville whose inhabitants manifested considerable opposition. Oaxartt. Fpbrtmy'2l

The barque Snowdrop, Foster master, 'ttiled out of the harbor early this morning for London. . She takes nearly 90:0 sacks of trheat and oats.

ARTIFICIAL EARTH SCULPTURE

SOMfl INTERESTING FAOTS.

■ Ifach of what \\K\ beeu written In con neotlon with tha reoi>nt celebrations of the colony's jabllce will perhaps be more interesting to tho readers of fifty years hence than It Is to these of to- diy. And yet somo of tbo writi g In if a kind that cnOit lit rest at any ftnt> To ihta category we personally oisoaid bHßi^n a noteworthy urtlole which appears in the current nnmbar of • Z^lnnd'a." Tho •rtlde we itfer to Is wi ten by Mr W. ISf, B!»lr, tha well.koo^r: cv.l < nglricer, who glvea It the title of " Ar.ifisUl Earth' Soajptare." Mr- Blair's thaaio la in UseU Interertinjr, and he deals with it In *hat appears to ns to be a pvttcnUrly lnter»et- Jojirtnitner,: ■TheeMth fon'pfnre nf trh'ch ftfr B*>lr ttefiti h thit. v h eh b the rtiiolt o -the cpecatiqn? of tha uaUler. tha mi 0., f.ni the n»vvy. Aa ho te!J.* o", ,tli» ret" f-rq' modify ihe/jce of t!-e country o-; eui-i- Tatlng the land «nd olearW g th«i foresiß. Of the, 103,125 miles of ern-tb imd winter urftce In the country—good, bad bu<l Indifferent-6610 sqaAre mtlen hnv^ bfon brought ucder the plough, and 4770 hav-i been surface rown ; the propori.'.cn of tho whole area effected by basb fel'lng betns> 1060 iqaare miles. Besides thin, nearly •11 the open c untry ha? been fired, and the cat era! vegetation chMited or den troyed : and In this way 60 per ocnt of tbe available area of thecoautry ha? b-jon operated on by tbe isttler, and a fj»aic*l change effected In Its leading ct^Mcterls tlof. As to. the '' earth sculptare "of ih» miner, uoni'e 14,000 men have, eaya Mr Blair, been cutting and curving at N±w Zealand for newly thlrvy ye»-s, and have ■bifted miterialß ftnoogh " to fill cp ijo harbors of Lytteltnn aod Dacedin r'gbl to the btalii, or put el?ht Inches af sjII on the whole of tho Canterbury Pia'm " The navvy aooordfng «o Mr Bftir, him dooc onlyflbant a fiftieth of th« vi-tk which hai been accomplished by tho m ncr ; but if we Indado In tha opori»t'ouß of the P»vvy tbe oonstrnnMou of hir>o'=i it will be seen that hi* lijfliKu.oo on tr=o \u\yAo giapby of tha country is very- cosflidef able. Indeed, Mr BUIr ixpteaaly r<ifdts to this when bo epeako of the cii< ck that 1* sometimes placed np^n " the trave! of the boso I**. by aulld j'ttles or breakwatere. " As -he w. "»H tip the two cor.Bts of New Zflatoud — from south to north—thero ia a decided,, though lutermltteut, beach travel, varying ouly in be veloci'y. Tha prdvalllog iess from the southwards strike theooaßt obliqaely, and drive thu ahluclo •nd sand before ttei wlvh '<■ z'g z g motion, the speed of which ia sedated by the foroo of the seas *Dd the engla at whioh they tonch t!;e shore. Ocoaai n ftlly, when tbe wind Is no^herly, tho beach remains EUt'outiry. or goes » little backward, bat theao exceptions do not ■ffeot the genoral reenlt — a deolded movement northwards. Exporfrntn'B nhow the travel tf shingle at Tlmarti to go ap |o a mile, and, at the Walran to fm chCM'ns per day." With the operations of the settlers, the rolntr. and the wea'h?r congUcUp affactlog the coaoirj' of the In terior, wiih the rivers currying vast quanti tiei of " shifted " maloslal to the st*, and with the beach trtvef conetantly carrying the debris »od sediment northward, we «n nnderstand how it Is thht " Farewell «pltis Rfowlng visibly," and how. by md by, "It will reach across to D'Ueville Island, and convert T«scaan Biy Into an Inland sea." la the meantime work* like breakwaters not only inteicept tba travel of the shingle In rme fnstanoos, bat lead to other con*lde»able results. For ex • ample, as Mr Blair aays. "at Timtru the constroctlon of tho br«»kwa»er has, In nine years, Intercepted tbo tiavel of about* 1,200,000 cubio yardo of '. shbglo. This ehtagle in Ua oonrie formed a natural protection to the coast, bat bb soon js tbe fl iw was iu^er ropted the sea enoioachfed rapidly on the land north of the breakwater, and caused great damage ; and, eaya Mr Blair, "It has been necessary to expend aboat £8500 In forming an artificial beach of he»vy •tone to protect tho rnl!wr.7 vh'eh skirts the Bhore." The breakwater at New P»y month has led t) s:mil«r resnlts ; but, oar interesting physiographer informs ua, "Oiaiatu has nothing to fear, benensu it Is sonth of tbe Waitaki. tbe fhst Bh'.ri^lo-' carrying rlvar ; end the Wrst. Ooast coal batboTi are safe, boc&nse the large rivers on arhlch they ere situated will scour away any accumulation formed b; tbe B ea."—*'North Otogo Tloiiiß."

MAGISTERIAL.

ASHBU KTOI\—SATURDAY.

[Before Hie Worahlp the Mayor.] VKUi KENNESS. Wililain tiianikus, was con7loted and di*ch.«r«.-d O'i payment of 2j oab hire, and a prorate t. go at-i»luh>. away to work. ALIEGED X.AKCENY AS A BAILEE. Hu, h lte'd, rs chatgtd wltn tho larceny sb a bnlleu of £1 la, tho property cf the above mentioned William ITitiatlltoa, bat the police offered no evidence a^d he was d acnarged. LARCENY OF A SUIT CF CLOTHI3 CLanes Astie w»e remaudod autil nex' ThuwcUy, to be brought ap tn tho mcaa t: nte, either here or at Rakila ac may be foo ad most convenient for ibo wltn dee— on a cbarge of ht.vlug solan a sat of ol then from Mr W, Hood, farmer, Rulcait.

THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.

[PEB PKEBB ASSOCIATION j

Bj&iih, Fobnury 21. The German elections are proceeding. .1 The Carfels or Ministerial party do not; expect au. .joiny. Tho Socialists and Democrats have nominated one hundred: and forty candidates. Lick Liebkeecht singer has been elected for Berlin. Four, second ballots have xaken place between the Socialists and Radicals. Tho So cialist vote in Berlin is 115,000 votes. Since last elections, Socialist candidates have been returned at Munich, Magde burg, ifilberfeld, Konigsberg, Chemnitz, Lubeck, Bremen and Brunswick. The: voting power of the Socialist partisans has been doubled throughout Uermany. The Cartels have lost fifteen seats.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

(Pan Paiss AsaooiAiioir.j

Railway Returns. WjEiiMNGTOir, Febuary 22 -* The Rnliway r.nurni for itie lour Weeks ending February, show an inoretse of receipts of ovec £12,000. This id not coi.fioed to ono lice, bat appears to be distributed over all. Statistical Conferences ; Herr Vuii i>ti«i z>u of iriu tS'AMstical: Department will tfprepsut New Zealaud at the oonferaDcv of ?l»fciVß-,'.. . .

SPORTING

DUNEDIN RACES.

•(PKR PRKB3 ASSOCIATION.)

Fobbuby BaceootjßSß, February 22

The weather was agf-iu fije and the fittendanca was good. A strong bi uihcrly wind was blowing Mammoa was the ouly Don'tcoeptor In the Hurdies for which Torre ot was served up a little better than level money- The favorite was Trim(i)ftn, O*thadral being • goud deal fancied, EvliDLis. . .. Torrent ..; 1 Cathedral 2 Trlmollta ... 3 Hofifci. Stakes. Investigator ... (Wiaby) 1 Beivldere ... ... (T. Buldlcomhe) 2 Mien Ana .„ (Qeoigc) 3 Townmoor wont oat a ;ed hot fwvorite a", level ra.nuy. After half »-d< zn false starts, in wafah Tetnpuat aud Lady jfab figured ' prominent'j', Etnuaaeon got » good lead aud he m*l 'tamed it to the baok of the ooaraa, when Invest 1 Katie went to the front, and though Buddioombe drove his mo ant along he ooald never get on terms with thy loader, Who won » puoUhi'tg race by a bare ha'f-length. The favorite uever showed p utninaut y la tho race. llino. lmin 17A3e0. Dividend*, £15 7s and £15 2< 6d. Fojsburt Handicap. Occident 1 Afon Loup 2 M'Bi George ..„ 3 Won easily.

NEWMARKES RACES.

[BY BItOXKIO TELEGXAFH—COPVEIGHT]

(feb fbsss AssoounoM,}

Mklboubni, February 22. The following are the aoaepttnees for the Newmaiiket Sandioip : st lb tt lb Bos ... 10 1 Jaha S, ... 8 1 Fishwife ... 10 0 Ooronua ... S 1 My Lord ... 913 The Wild Oat 8 0 Sedition ...97, Wabba ... 713 Don Giovanni9 2 Savanaka... 73 Aristocrat... 813 Bonnie Spao' 712 Klohelleu... 812 Hklff ... 712 Botbwell ... 812 Gladstone... 711 Apropos ... 810 Oasulst ... 711 Rudolph... 810 Ginget ...- 711 Merriment 810 Tongattro... 710 Aadaoity ... 8 9 ! Grand like 7 8 Daokeld ... 8 9 j Jevnstlero,.. 7 8 Hoots Giey 8 8 ! Braemar ... 7 6 Oarrington 8 8 Swing ... 7 5 Krneit ... 8 8 Alphlnton... 7 4 Anaroby ... 8 8 Phryno ... 7 3 Sir WlllUm ' 8 8 First Boolka 7 2 (Jla'dean ... 8 8 Olive - .....6 13 The Git... 8 7 Pomegranate 611 1 &?! ando ... 8 5 Propoundoc 611 Ohu chili... 8 5 Deception.*. 6 7 SoottlshOhief 8 4 Highborn... 6 7 Tourbillou 8 2 Mota ... 6 7 AusiiunAN Otjp. Rravo, Helos, Lousdalo. Bcz y Oaklelgh, Ecfi add, Dreadanagbt, Singapore. Ku dolph, Sir William, Soots Qibj % Chintz, Jebaslte, Dankold, Fernando, Tantalioh^ B*liig, Slave, Bonnie Spao, Maggie, Handover, Ilex. Wagerlug ia limited on tho Nowmtrket Stakes 1 nJolph and Fishwi'e 100 to 11 tnkea and offaead ; Qliidstone 100 to 6, .For the Oup, Dreadnought Is the favorite at 3to 1 Accepted In hundred* about Wai,

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

[BY XLECTRIO lELKORAVH COPYBIGHT.J

£IR PEKS3 ASSOCIATION, j

THE WATERLOO CUP.

Lomdon, February 21

North's Fullerton won the Waterloo Cup, with Trevor's Downpour ruuner up.

GERMAN ELECTIONS.

Bej&lin, Febroury 21 Ricker and Moltke have been defeated iv ihe elections.

VATICAN AMENITIES.

Rome. Fur-nnry 21. The Pope has received Mr Reville, a French pastor and protestant writer.

PORTUGAL.

Lisbon, February 21

Both political parties have united to secure Major P.into's return as a member of the Chamber of Deputies for LisboD,

TEH MOUTHS'BUFFERINGS A HOSPITAL

There is an old saying that physicians are v class of men who pour drugs, of which they know little, into bodies of which they know JessS This is "both true and untrue at the same time. There are good and pocr lawyers, and good and poor doctors.'"The trouble "with \ these medical gentlemen as a profession is | that they are clannish, and apt to be conceited, j They don't like to be beaten, at their own *

trade by outsiders who havj never st died medicine. Ihef therefore pay, by their fre-j quent failures, the penalty of refu:ing instmc » tio»v unless the teacher bears there own " Hill j Mark"

An eminent physician—Dr Brown-c'equard, of Paris—states the fact accurately when he says t " The medical profession are so bound up in their self-contidence and conceit that they allow the diimond truths of science to be picked up by persons entirely outside their ranks." We give a most interesting incident, which illustrates this important truth. The steamship •' Concordin," of the Dona dson Line, sailed from Clasgow for Baltimore in 1887, having on board as a fire man a man named RicharA Wade, of Glasgow. He had been a fireman for fourteen years on various ships sailing to America, China, and India. He had born the hard and exhausting abor, and hid been healthy and strong. On the trip wo now name he began for the first time to feel weak and ill. His appetite: failed, and he suffered from drowsiness, heart- ■ burn/a bad taste in the mouth, and costiveness and irregularity of the bowels. Sometimes when at woikhe had attacks of giddiness, but supp sed it to be caused by the heat of the fire room. Quite often he was sick and felt like vomiting, and had some pain in the head. Liter during the passage he grow worse, and when the ship reached Halifax he was placed in' the Victoria General Hospital, and the ship sailed away without him. The house surgeon gave him some powders to stop the vomiting, and the next day the visiting physician gave him a mixture to take every four hours. Within two cays Wade was so much worse that the doctors stopped both the powders and the mixture. A month passed the poor fireman getting worse and worse. Then came another doctor, who was to be visiting physician for the next five months. lie gave other medicines, but not much relief. Nearly all that time Wade suffered great torture.; he digested nothing, throwing up all he ale.' There was terrible pain in the bowels, burning heat in the throat, heartburn, and racking headache. The patient was now tikinz a ir.ix'.jre every four hours, powders, ono a iwr ta:: :i:<ul to digest the food, operat iug pills one every night, and temperature pills two ea«h night to £top the cold sweats. If drugs could cure him at all, Rcihard had an idea that he took enough to do it, But on the other hand pleurisy set in and the doctors took ninety ounces of matter from his right side, and then told him he was sure to die. Five months more rolled by. and there was another change of visiting physicians. The new one gave Wade a mixture which he said made him tremble like a leaf on a 'tee. At this crisis Wade's Scotch blood asserted itself. lie refused to stand any more dosing, and tod the doctors that if he itust die he could die as well without them as with them. By this time a cup of milk would turn sour on his stomach, and lie there for .days. Our friend from Glasgow was like a wreck on a' shoal, fast going to pieces. We will let him tell the rest of his experience in the words in which he conummicaled it to the press. ■ He says: " When I was in this state a lady whom I had never seen came to the hospital ■and talked with me. She proved to bean angel of mercy, for without her I should not j now be alivei She told me of a medicine ; called 'Mother SeigeFs Curative Syrup,' and brought me a bottle next day. I started with it, without consulting the doctors, and in only a few days' time I was out of bed calling for ham and eggs for breakfast. From that time, keeping on with Mother Seigel's great remedy, I got well fast, and was soon able to leave the hospital and come home to Glasgow. I now feel as if I was in ancther world, and have no illness of any kind," The above facts are calmly and impartially stated, and the reader may draw his own conclusion; We deem it best to use no names although Mr Wade gave them in his original deposition. His address is No. 244, Stob cross street, Glasgow, where letters will reach h/m. 3

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CLOTBIER, : . 2*85 Tinwald. . , - "^ ■■ 'I JOHN OBR <& CO ; nocKLE-8 pills' ob TO aiiAl>Aan \ 'east stbeet, aseburton \j vo : - ■ THE ASHBTTRTON FUHNI ) I -: " : IURE WIABEHOUSK. , ■ TANOFED STREET. : ; : ;. _; PTORFOBD and UNDBILL have a [ ■ . I»r(ie and ourofally selected ptook of . " - i. FURNITURE now on view^lnoladlng • : "NTOTTrvTH' Suites', Softs, loaoho'SjCtieatß Drawers, , ; ■ iv/ "*" -"■ v-/-*-J : Chairp, «fee., &c,, of thole ovn manufac* : ■ : '■ tare frou H'oH Bc^vcoed materials - : r- ■ 0" Pitte'D> -: fP FARMERS A^D OTHERS Special line of PERAMBULATORS .-.d™, ,  .;. , . .. ..; . . - o , „ , ... . . . iaiL the thlna fot the holidays LpBOM and after thie date the following charge for Storage on Grafn will ba made at J : AOhcloe A..,ort«neDtof . our Storee in;Aehburton:-; . . f CH^NA 'Jhreepence per bag for; 2 months or under ; /it AOOTTADI? Foorpaooa * per bag if cyer 2 months and under 4 month*', CtJLAoo ff AKfr, Sixpence pr bag if over 4 mor,t v jß and up to 31st D. cumber. A3SD ORN^AMEKTd Above charges Include teceivins> and.delivering, br:ndi»g and sampling. Veiy.Sullablefc.rOhrlßtmasP.ea.Dt-. ■ Weighing if;nqu'rjd will-be charged One Shilliog por truok load. "! JUST ARRIVED " Icaurince extra in all cases. 11 D. THOMAS. ' FRIEDLANDER BROS. DIdAIBS & FANCY GOoDS ALBKBT ROBEaT3' GEa Jambwh. TMBPwnTTnwTTWTCFrvTNVrTwn Mercantile, Finanoe, and Agnncy Company. INEPEOTION FREELY INVITED. . Pee j G> RE STELL, Agent. Furniture de»'gced and made to order oggn at a ortesfc nnMce. . ■ • ■ 8 j^b»* Note the eddroas "*B^ .. ■— —■ ■ '—• '■ : : TANORBD STREET, ; .':■'.■. OsT>siilrß THE AFCADB. ' : I. I. MS .. imamvma m, m _ T ?the CHEAPEST HOU&E In Aahbar- .„ . .„"!"« n-.™—« «J*&X VAliLrilt OUAU J ton;fdr . - ■ . ■ .(Foraiirly with A. W. Chat^ibld, ___ DRAPERY, CLOTHING and BOOTS. Auckland. : 3000 TONS We SeM fof CAS/i-small proatß and' ' -CHARGES- WWK - TV gal. k returns, a,d we give .titling value. Ordioary Bxtract^..k ... ? . 6d ~ SOTiD ' EEKLY< ~ ■ _^^ ' ' ' Painless os Od ~—«-• Stopping ... ... , ... 7a bd Wiilte Calicos 3a ed'atfrzin' ' \ Full rippor and lower Bet of Artifici NEWCA.BTLE COAT. A^SSTT^af^S'taw • TCe"" 'SSSTM^ WMk IMMENSE SUPPLIES S^D^&'d^SS ' -OONSOJ.TATIOH FREE- 00MW4 TO HAND. The bent quality of PKINI'S for the least ." '." ... . , . , . oiouoy wor* one m fijua^antoed to l *—• • Blankets 9a (5d a pi!r . nnd look well. WV^TVnTtT r>HAT Ginghams (v plain Oolow 4 a 11J a d BZ . „A»dkeSß :-Court Ohambore abo«r O VV Jfibl^UK I CUAL Double Width White Twill Shooting 18 M Joy-» Stationer, Bart Pt eyt . ' oriFDMß>Mipc ■ • AW* Tvaed Fait* 18b 6d .ff rtTTTTTXn ■ BBGULAB SHIPMENTS Saddle TweedSnica 39s 6d . II (J ITT I .TIV AcweofMeu'sOordMo'e^jaettohand .'**• VXJ.XAiX/»Jj. i thua^htno MAnmiair P,««rS«*«r- J^yj-gedby water w.th 9, 6d, saOBINQ AND . GENBRAL BLACK . .^SiSS^S^ISSSSS; Boy'B Ool'd Mole- 2a lid. . SMITH AND ENGINEER, for par Mar. to . THB CfIEAPEST"HOUBE FOR MEN'S (IATK 0F CHEM9KT>' • Vl , Jl. CULLIJNjS (fc vU# CL'JTUING JN ABHBURTON. : DEGS t0 notlf , that he h» oommenced ' .T• «t< lfii ' ■no^ma TlArtmfl D bnaineai In ABhburton in the pie- A 1 M U U. X B.OTS. • BOOTS, mliei on Wakaonl Bo.d, lately ocoupied ' . . by Mir O. Ray, Engineer, where he hopes . AND Men's Bhoo'er'a 10b 6d, Bluoherß 6s lid by Btrlot attention to builnesj, combined : fjOB.I ]BffßrCll9.lltS A roully good pair of Women's K'd with good Workmanship and Moderate *-»vv«* «*w*vuuuvki Boota for 6i lid. No eecond-band itook. Charges, to merit a fall share of publio aopport. - • . . EAST cTBZBT A Splendid Aitortment of - Children's All kinds of AerlcnUnral and other ",„_„__ n - Patout Leather Sllppere and Booti Machinery repuirod. Howe Shoeing and ASHBU RI ON at all kinds of Blackamlth'a work done with ' W.... W. Spenuer's r-* 1* 1*- _ ... . ; '. '.:■.'■' —Note the Address— THE ARCADE. LatePremlae.of^ y BLANV ana HVMPEEEYS Wakanni Rcrtf, ■HilM HIPIIERYL w,;qekgg<ahd compaht .KRonuuuuior. PUKE BLEJSDED TEA.S, HOMES, P t QB. OATTIA PBOBUOK. NEW g^^ . . FUBNITUBE, Ac, ln 2lb and lib PACKETS, 2.b FANCY OANISTERii and 51b and lib TUTS. EVERY Saturday, TRY THESE BLEND & TRY THESE BLENDS LIVE STOCK SALES, -/V\ /J2\ /C3\ /^T\ EveiyTUESDAY ai Tinwald. end A,b .(f CROWN .)) ( EAGLE )) pxllibition)) ( C L 0 B )]: . . bwlon^Yarda alternately. N^P or W). JJ \^ per ib? JJ ?^ pC r lb ,^/ Vv P 6l )) CLEAHING SALES town and country no al oßtatdi& tlieir constant use. .: — ... *?' . To be obtained from According; to Arrangement, - JOHN OEE & CO .. AND -*'ebive for Sale Privately-' . \ £). McFarlaiie O RR\PRRS AND BINDERS '•'......■■ '" . \\ i ■' ! ;-;ii iii ßß i oLLßR' gkass \- —: -~ Sales! What are they but deception, .-■:- .{rales! What are they, but catches to the unwary, wo have been appointed **vstb for Pales I W hat are they but bad value for good money joBSBw A . D oo's , Mitchell ft- -Turner- dont becjev in- them. - * ARTIFICIAL MANURE VA/ E l*ave Nu Bid til{-ck — Uttver bu*l mtKe lu*u W6 caa ielK Uur rl»»8 *'*^*» '" ' |f tlmea hb Low as o'.hpr firma. and acknowledged 1 to ba Al v»lqe. *«.„ i^OAIfARE OUn I'KlOEa aud realise tuai WitHOUT UHHiAf UALM3S w* do a U LARGE TRADE -. . - ■ ■ WE HAVE ON HAND 5 TONS, \\T ' !^~ o . , _ , YV » Do"l'« to call Your Attention to •? . Samples and Partloalan of which can be VURY FINE SELECTION OF TWEEDS aaon appifoatlon. Now Qd y{^. eullable for Gentlemen's and Boja* Salta. Meaanre taken aod fit TO LET.-4roomeri .Cottage at TroVor- g°*"nt™d; ____ ton, togothop with 2 Abro, Land, ALL, OllK JJEPAKTMEJNT6 AiiW FULLY titOOKKD OHABP iHto jhbjj : ! ' M .«;„„ ' MITCHELL!&.TUEIS TEK BLAND & HUMPHERYS ' »i>»ip »» w* j iii.ii i v g^gg^ A ieHw p M pie wh .. ?• OQOD VALV& foryom Mont/ " i AUCTIONEERS, fc /' -• --« ,



MILNETfc Sc THOMPSON'?! GREAT PATEUT TURING DEVICE BY WHICH A PIANO STANDS PERMANENTLY IN TUNK AFTIB 1 THE STRINGS ABB ONOE STRETCHED, , ...;i IS THX BBBT P4TENT RVER DISCOVERED FOR PIANOS, AND WILL LAST 200 YEAIS. , ,/ :r A SPECIAL Firat Award hai just been given to the Fiim by the Juon at the Dacedlo Exhibition,— ALSO- A Flret Award for Grand Plair». r-?: *■"' . • A Flwt Award for Cottrge Ptano*— - .-.,.' Or Three Firet Awirdi being the highest pouible diatlootion that could b« nlacA. Tbn PrieM of oar Tiro Modeh M exhibited at the Exhibition tie reaMeHfri* 60 tad 70 galaeM, bat we bare Planoi with Iron Framea from £30, toy of waJek o»n be purtbaeed on the Two Ye»n* Hire Purohase Syetem, Ao nt H. M. JONEBL  2<o AQBftT.- -.■[ ...... '-. jJ: : J -.:;".^ FRIEDLANDER BROS. _ JUST LANDING ''''\^' Ex CITY OF DELHI^i i^ ;« ---1000 Bales Oornsacks X■ ;1 W HIGH WE OFPEB At" LOWEST CUBaENT »liaiit?3 \ WE ARK OABII BCYERS OF— ' • - ihX: : WJffiRAT. OATS, BABLET. and BYEeBABS-"'-^ IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES ' !'." .. . -for sa:lf>- : ■;;';;-.'}^ Cape Barley and ■Byei:;-;;'":,'-^v« ! " - '■■''■ •• L ■. . 3 ' , .-; ■.."' • .'■■■'- J y , ■•.JOT<> mm ' ' •'.•'"■■' f c; :.qo r'' ''! ' ■ i-' i'■■'.'.'!i 1; r.^; FRIEDLAHDER " : SOLE' AGENT?. ■ '." . THE BRADFORD STEEL BINDER 1 BIZK» WOK S.VL.C, , ami> 7raODTB, .•„- -. /"I?. I^h^ width of 0j», LightmFßof Dru^ht, S.topHcl'y of Oomtraotlon,SleenMltaii . Dar»billty ol Material teudot it the mosi Suitable Mackka. fos FaraMkTlZj Oonttaoton - <■ p™ EXrBAS. IN QUANTITY *"-:: . A!w»ye Id STOCK, and Supplied at the Shortest Notice ■ TWINE, OIL, Ac,;for:SALE.! :.,. J. QUANI~& GO i; agents . .-,-; ■•...'•:;: as i have to raise a i/asge sum of money this .mouth, ,: j ALL ACCOUNTS . OWING TO ME PBEVIOUB TO '; SEPTEMBER 30, 1880 ..-•■■§ ARE NO\f BEING SUED FOR WITHOUT RESPECT OF PERSONS OR AMOUNIS AMPLE NOTICE HAVING BEEN GIVEN. " JOHN U. RESTELL '-' WHEAT SHIPMENTS; . i. ' • -■■:■:■..■•* "; ' ' ' • " .? :i - - ' •• '.'-"5»■";* T HATE invde ipeoial arrangements for the «bfpment of GRAIN to the WmgtUk . market* ani for the ditpasal of the nme there by a broker of the_t(|ktti itandlng. lam therefore Id a poiltlon to offer advaatßgeom termi to tboee wlibllf to forward WHEAT,OATS or other produce on their own aoaonot. . "■'. °; Every pcaalble oire will be taken to obtnio the hlghoat current ralasa ■nijatoiiit^ Salei will be rendered with promptitude. ■ . , i Advanoea m|de agalnit ihlpmenti on favoiable terms. , ''. ;" ;' OORNSAOKS SUPPLIED AT CURRENT RATES. Geo, Jameson. ■■■ ■..■*> ASHBURTON AND RAKAIA. . .': ■ • ■ ■ :"- • . .••_ r I AM|A];CABH BUYEa~OP . . ;wkEAT'e^ ' ' '"/.'\ -. ■ ' v GEO. JAMESON ■ -' ■ Ui; . :, ' Ashburtoa and Rakaia, r\\