SPORTING

SYDNEY GOLD'CUPJ

(MB PBEBS ASSOCIATION.) Bycnev, Maroh 19. Carbine Honeydrew Tartar Melos Skiff Lancer Dreadnought Fernandos Swing O»kleigh Lord Prix Hop Bitters Aristocrat Insignia Tyranna Singapore Marie Yellowstone Sir William Muriel ' Golden Crown Antaeus Serf Eveline Chintz Tyler I Grandson Rudolph Bonnie Spec | Eclipse

THE PARNELL COMMISSION

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE FINDINGS.

(PJSE 7RIBB ASSOCIATIONO

Albany. M*roh 19. The report of the " Times "-Parnell Commission, which is to hand per iteamer from London, was a most exhaustive judgment, and covered 160 pages, In- summing up the Judges find that the respondent members did not conspire for the establishment of the'absolute independence of Ireland, though some of them were allied with Mr M. Daritt in establishing the Land League with that intention, and had conspired by a system of coercion and intimidation to promote agrarian agita tion for the purpose of expelling the landlords. The charge that their de nunciation of crime was insincere had not been established. The facsimile letter on which the charge was based was a forgery, and therefore unproved. The charge that payments had been made for inciting persons to commit crime, that they had done nothing to prevent crime and had not denounced intimidation, had defended persons charged with agrarian outrages, and had supported their families was not proved. The Commission also reported that the charge of members being as sociated with notorious criminals, or of aiding their escape from justice, or of having invited the of cor porations known to advocate crime, had not been proved. It was not proved that they knew that the Clan-na-Gael controlled the League, or was collect iog money for Parliamentary funds. It was proved that the respondents had invited and obtained the assistance of the physical force party of America, and in order to obtain assistance had abstained from repudiating or con demning the actbn of that party. It was not proved that Parnell knew Sheridan, and Boyton were organising an outrage at the time of the Kilmain hara negotiations; that be was intimate with the leading Invincibles; that he recognised the Phoenix Park murders ai their handiwork, or that he had helped Byrne to escape. The Commis sioners complained that they had re ceived no proper statement of the accounts of the Land League, and had oot received that assistance from Mr Parnell on this head that they were entitled to. They expressed the opinion that boycotting was illegal, and condemned the feeling of the Irish of all classes that the detection of crime was solely the affair of the police, and to this they attributed the obstacles in the detection of agrarian outrages,

SIR ROBERT STOUT ON THE LAND QUESTIOM

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Oamabu, March 19. Sir Bobut Stoat who la here attending the sittings of the Supreme Court, do llvtred, by Bpaoltl request, • epaeoh on tha land question la the Public Hall hero to-night. la the course of his address he Instituted comparisons between the land legislation of hla own Government and tbat of the present Ministry, and maintained that while under his Govern ment the tendency of the legislation was to obstruct the formation of large estates atd to promote saob settlement as necessi tated personal residence on the land on oondltiom favorable to the settlers and to the principle of S:ato ownership, the land legislation of the present Ministry had quite the opposite tendency. In proof of this he Inskanoed the alterations whloh had been made in the small erasing runs system, and the facilities placed In the way of cash Jmrobasers; also the dispensing In various cases with the necessity of peraonaf residence, and selling for cash second Eclats land, #blob nnder the Stout-Vogbl-Ballanca rigimt wopld bave bepa reserved for settlement In hill farming nnder a system of State proprietorship. He also spoke strongly against the Native land legislation of the present Government, Legalising free trade In Native land was, he argued, like legalising freetrade In anything between children and adults who would Inavltab'y make it their bnslness to take every possible advantage of the children. Besides being opposed to the well balng of the Maoris, the legislation In question would certainly be bad for the colony, for It placed no limit upon the araas which might be acqalred by Individuals, Com panies, or syndicates, and thus it an (ijoeraged the growth oj that big estates system which bad been the octree of no many other parts of the colony. As to the land grants to the Midland Ba'lway Company, Sir Robert said that whereas his Government had told the Company it most take Its grants In alternate blocks along the line, Sir H. Atkinson now had In effect given the Company the rhht to select land throughout ihe gregtev a\ \ Oantetbary. Us advised the people £3 Insist on the reversal of. tbe preien£h O iloy to the utmost .; ££ and told them not to let themsolvos ba led away at the next elections by each catch cries og thp Blhle jn Schools, etc, whloh he ; iredjoted "would be raised for the very ja'rpoßß of hoodwinking the country with iegard to the vital points and Issues of feslaua question. Thsre waa a latee -'■' , t Movor h*i~~ ' - ""endance, the MByor n« w . aD(J afc the dose of fhia address, Sir Robert Stout was enthusiastically thanked by the audience, on the motion of the Rev Dr McGregor, seconded by Mr J. Church,

THE CRISIS IN GERMANY

WHY BISMAECK EESIGNED.

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Lohdon, March 18 The Berlin correspondent of the "Daily News" reports that the Em peror hag accepted Bismarck's resigna tion, bat will not allow Count Herbert Bismarck to retire, Bebltn, March 19 ' The Emperor William's acceptance of Dr Windhorst's proposal to restore the Gnelph fund ta the Duke of Cumber land was the cause of Princa Bismarck resigning, All\the Prussian Ministers resigned simultaneously, Count Wal dereee will probably succeed Prince Bismarck as Chancellor of the German Empire. / Duke Ernest 1 of Saxe Cobarg-Gotha i m nnsacccfi|^olly endeavored (o re

concile the differences between the 1 Emperor William and Prince Bismarck which led to the latter resigning from his office. Another statement is that the dispute arises over the question of the appointment of an Inspector of Factories. (deceived March 20 11.55 p.m.) London, Maroh 19 The German and Foreign Press are full of the praise of Bismarck. The French papers consider that his resig nation is a guarantee of peace. There is leas excitement in Berlin than in-, other capitals. The Berlinese have great confidence in the Emperor. The Bourse is unaffected. Herr Caprivi, late chief of the Admiralty, is men tioned as Bismarck' 3 probable succes sor. It is stated that the differences between the Kaiser and his Chancellor were chiefly as to questions of domestic economic policy, the Emperor William hoping to conquer democracy after satisfyiDg the just aspirations of the working classes, and Bismarck being opposed to the Emperor's closer con-' tact with the people.

FATAL COACH ACCIDENT.

(PEB FKBSa ASSOCIATION.)

Fbilding, Mar oh 20

Yesterday, while the oosoh, containing the driver and three paasoogen whs on Its way to Birmingham, the brake gave way, and In endeavoring to keep; 4ho horses In the cutting tha pole broke and the whole concern want over the embank ment. The driver and two ptßsengers wers severely braised. A third, named Fortune Gllmer, aged 72, was found underneath one of tha horoea. He was conveyed to the hotel close by, bat died shortly afterwards from internal tajarle* and the severe shock to the ■ystam,

LATEST CABLE NEWS

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

London, Maroh 19,

(Received Maroh 20, 11.55 a.m.)

The Right Hon W. H. Smith has announced that the Government will submit a motion in the direction of that of Sir R. Trevelyan to secure the earlier closing of the session. It is stated that Mr Goschen favors a dissolu tion after Easter.

The Government were defeated by a small majority upon a clause in the (Scotland) Rights-of-way Bill.

THE LIVERPOOL STRIKES.

Thirteen thousand imported laborers

are employed at the Liverpool docks.

A SPLENDID DONATION.

Another anonymous gift of has t been made towards the Hospital Convalescents' Home.

THE FRENCH MINISTRY.

The Chamber of Deputies by a majority of 240 expressed confidence in the De Freycinet Cabinet.

THE DUC D' ORLEANS.

The Compte de Paris expresses his warm approval of the attitude of the Due d' Orleans. The spirits of the Royalists are risicg.

THE YELLOW AGONY.

The American laundrymen of San Francisco have coalesced Jo underbid the Chinese.

(Received Maroh 20, 0.45 p.m )

THE SHIRE BUSINESS.

London, March 19, It has been discovered that the hoist ing of the English flag at Shirb was out side the territory which EDgland admits to belong to Portugal.

LORD CHURCHILL.

Lord Randolph Churchill refuses to resign owing to the limited character of the censure passed upon him.

THE DUKE OF MANCHESTER.

The Duke of Manchester is in a critical condition at Naples.

THE TITHES BILL.

Lord Salisbury consults his party re expediting the Tithes Bill.

THE AUSTRALIAN PRIMACY.

Sydney, Much 20

The Australian Bishops are sitting for the purpose of electing a Primate, bqt a difficulty has arisen in that only one name has been submitted, that of Canon Saumerez Smith, while the ordinance requires that should be three names. It was suggested to procure advice from England, and the session was adjourned till to-day,

ASSAULTS ON WOMEN.

Several assaults on women are re ported. They are supposed to have been committed by a lunatic, No arrests have been made.

ENGLAND AND PORTUGAL

(PBB PRESS "ASSOCIATION.)

London, Maroh 18 Lord Salisbury discredits the state ment that Consul Buchanan has hoisted the British Ensign in the Shire district, and thinks it probable the flag has merely been hoisted on gome vessel is the river, • ;: • ' Dukban, March 18. l'he £ortugaese officials protested^ against the hoisting of the British flag, bn,t did not forcibly oppose it. , (Receded Muoh SO, 11.06 a.m.) London, Maroh 19 1 The Lisboq press express a desire j for the cessation of diplomatic Eglatioßs with Eaglapci and'atW^"^" "' . ■ Wai»»' — lU« Prince of

WELLINGTON-MANAWATU RAILWAY

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v/njjxqtov, March 19i The annual accounts of the Wellington- Manawatu Railway Company show a credit of £5079, but the Directors do not propose to declare a dividend. During the year 172,300 more passengers were carried than in the previous year. The total revenue was £67,167, beiDg an increase of £11,990 over that collected in 1888, The correspondent of the "Press" adds that the report of the Company again shows remarkable economy of working and manage ment, The receipts are £12,000 larger the past year than for the year before, and the worlds expenses have absorbed only a frac tion over 34 per cent of the gross receipts, This is not approached by any colonial line, and is equalled by veiy few railways m the world. Even in England the working ex penses absorb on an average 50 to 52 per cent

THE MARKETS

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fßeceived Maroh 20, 045 p.m.) London. Match 19 The stock of wheat and flour afloat is 3,600,000 quwttrp J fa tfw Continent,

496,000 quarters ; American visible supply, 21,125,000 bushels. 1 Shares : Bank of Few Zealand, £7 10s; National Bank of New Zealand, £2 ; Bank of Chili, 34s 3d. There is stagnation in Colonial Stocks, The Queensland loan is not to exceed,the minimum, i

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

(PUR PRESS ABSOOIAIIOir.) Tm« Representation Commias'on Wellington, Maroh 20 The Representation Commission his finished It* work, but the report and ac companying maps will not be ready for some days. The boundaries will be greatly altered from thosa fixed In June, 1887. More Gold Dunedik Maroh 20 A gold-bearing reef has bean discovered a mile from Arirowtown, whloh can ba traoed for a considerable distance towards the head ct Bracken* Gully. Influenza Owing to the prevalence of Icflaenzi, several 1 oho oh are closing.

THE ASHBTJRTON GgABDIAN, gBUftSDAY, MARGEL 20, IS9O,



LOOK our fob SALE L F, AMDBEWES & CO, OHEETSSY SHEEP DIP. FARMERS OP THE OHEBISEY DI3TRIOr. I Have mnch pleasure In etaUn^ that my tender foi the OHERT3EY DIP has been eooepted, «nd that I will use MURTON & WHITES' PREMIER DIP throughout the season. My man will be &t the Chertsey Hale yards every MONDAY, WEDN&SDAY, and FBIDAY, dnrlnq the Season oom menolng MAROH 19 th, from 8 o'olooic till fonr. Prloes for Dipping Id per head till 14th APRIL, lid to 14th MAY. I would strongly advise Farmers to Dip Early. Inatruotloni can be left with Mr McDowail, Ohertsey. - D. THOMAS, 3 84 Aohbnrton H. CHILDS, SHOEING AND GENERAL BLACK SMITH AND ENGINEER, (KATE OF OHEBTSIY), BEGS, to notify that he has commenced boillneii In Asliburton In the pre mises on Wakanul Bond, lately occupied by Mr 0. Bay, Engineer, where ho hopes by strict attention to buglnes?, combined with good Workmanship and Moderate Charges, to merit a fall share of public support - All kinds'of Agricultural and other ! Machinery repaired. Horse Shoeing and all kinds of BlackauiUh'a work done with promptitude. —Note the Address— ' Late Premises of C. RAY Wakanai Reid THE ASHBUKTOIS" '-FUKRI TURE WAREHOUSE, TANOREO STREET. PICKFORD and UNDBILL h»vo a large and carefully celeoted stook of FURNITURE now on view, including Suites, Sofas, Conches, Obtst Drawerp, Chairs, &o-, &0., of thoir own manufac ture from well ccasoned matetUle. lioa Bechteeda in various pattorcs Badding in great variety. Special liae of PERAMBULATORS just the thing for the holidays A Choioe Assommest of CHINA GLASSWAEE AND ORNAMENTS Very suitable for Ohdatmiß presents. JUST ARRIVED, Ex "WAKEI'IBLD." A consignment ot ossoeted CHAIRS AND FANCY GOODS. INSPECTION FREELY INVITED Furniture designed and made to order ; at shortest not!ca —Note the address — TANORED STREET Opposite the Akoadb /CORRUGATED TRON TJOOFIKG NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. THE ACME CORRTGATED BATTEN. By using this newly-patented invention a perfect roof is secured. No BUILDING HAVING IRON ROOFING SHOULD NOW BE ERECTED WITHOUT USING THE PATENT ACME BATTEN. As there is considerable saving by using less expensive nails in fixiDg than those required by the old method, the cost of using the Batten does not exceed 2s or 3s per square of tooting, or on a moderate-sized building £z os to £3 ios. FARM TO LET BY TENDER, f| RENDERS will be received by the J. Undersigned up to 4 p.m. on THUBBDAY, 27th March, for Lease of the Farm at Winslow, containing 186 Acres with Dwelling house, lately In the occupation of Mr Beach. The highest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. * GEOBGE JAMESON, 3§U9 Asfabpiftpn. N Q T I 0 E. A LL Aoocuntß due to me as Purohaaer J\ of the Book Debts of the Ashbur ton Bread Company mast be paid, 01 satisfactorily arranged for, by the. 27th Maroh Imt. Proceedings will be taken Immadlatalj thereafter, for all aooounts not 10 pauj or arranged, without distinction; CJHARLES BRADDILL. ABhburton, 15th Maroh,* '1890, 39g WI. SPARROW, TAILOR AND MEN'S MERCER < |EABT STREET.



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TINWALD COAL AND FIBBWOOD DEPOT, JA i^LOTHiER h»ying pur • Xjl* \J chased tho business of Joseph Ciabk from the Official Assignee, la prepared to supply Coal, F<rewooJ, Bran, Data and GbaflE, at lowest market | rates. J. A. CLOTHIER, • Tinwa'd. • VA^ PHOTOOGKAPHERB, 218 High Street, Chrietchuroh. JOHN C. CORR BARBISTER AND SOLICITOR, Btnioci's Arosde, Burnett Street, Aahhuiton. ( ' l!ll\ll 11 HIFHIIS Hold Weekly Sales of 3ORSES, PIGS, CATTLE, PRCDUOB, FURNITURE, A«. EVERY SATURDAY. LIVE STOCK SALES Erery Taesday tk Tlnwald and Aib bnrton Yards nUeroately. -,\ CLEARING SALES TOWN AND COUNTRY According to arrangement. —We have for Sale Prlrately— 0 REAPERS AND BINDERS 1 Oroßiklll ROLLER, GRASS 1 STRIPPERS We have been appointed Aoehts foi JOHNSON and Co's AETIFICIAL MANHREo WE HAVE ON"¥AND 5 TONS Sample &nd Partioniara of whloh can b had on application, BLAND AND HUMPHERYS AUCTIONEEBS THE CHEAPEST SALE NO7/ GOING ON IN ASHBUBTON IS AT "Ihe Corner;' Children's Hats half prloa Flowers at half prlca Prints at half pries Ladleß* Jaoketa at half price 17 doa Men's Sox (bojt made) half t»rio*» r. % r SEE THE WINDOWS SEE TRB WIHDOWS on , INSPECT THE ST ( OCC 1 INSPECT Tflß STOCK W. H. COLLIER j The tar



I TO FLAXMILLURS ( mENDEBS are invited for the purchase JL of all the Flax at present growingon the banks o£ the Creeks on the La^hmor Station, Aahbnrton Canty.. For furiher particulars apply to Mb Donald McLean, Manager on the Station, to whom also Tondorn must ba addressed and aant in not later than the first day of April next;. JOHN FoliB&W, 3*68 . Proprietor. fci. STEPHEN'S CHUJROfI, ABR- ' BURTON. rpHR membara of the Ladles' Working JL Party putpoae holding a OAKS AND AP&ON FAIR In tha Parsonage , Garden on TUESDAY, Maroh 25, from, 2 p.m. to 6 p.m, Rofre&hment Stall, eto. Admission 63. Gifta of Cukes, Aprons, Fruit, eto,. will be gratefully received at I the Puraonage. 3f78 (By Special Pi roairitoß «af ?ho Eon. tho Colonial Secre t&ry.j GRAND NUMISMATIOAL ART UNION fIpHE Undersigned having decided, el through special influential request, to dispose of h ra splendid and unequalled . COLLECTION OJP COINS on view in tho Exhibition, bega to inform the Public that Tiokets are now ready for isßue. 2COO MEMBERS AT £1 IAOH, First Prize: : Tho Collection of 2000 Coins as now exhibited in Danodln. Second Prize : A Duplicate Oolleotlon of the above, consisting of about 700 Coins For particulars ccc handbills. The Drawing will be under the Super vision of -an Influential Committee of Gentlemen. For farther particulars app'fy to : HENRY ZANDER, 3tBB ; : Aahburton . Your Money /"XANNOT be better Invested than In Yj purohaajsg a COMPLETE MBDI OINfi CHEST containing Oolemane and Sogb' Euoalpptl Semed^ea. Fos a Postd- Kote for 12s 6d the following remedies trill be asnt, enolosed in * Neat Box, to any addreu, post paid :—1 Bottle Eaoa lypfcl Extraot, 1 pot Victory Ointment, 1 box each Ladles And Gents Liver Pills, 1 pot EqoaiypU Honey, 1 box volde Lozenges, 1 Cake Eucalypti So^p, Fall dlrootlons: for nae eoolcned. All SAJTfi ant! SURE remedies. Be war 9of Imita tion 0. Sea that- yoa *get Colemasb, ahd Sons' EUCALYPTI and no other. Wholesale and Ratail Accent, W. J. ALBXANDEB, 142 OBshel iSt., Ohrletoharoh, whom ordots aso to ba seat. Send for oiecai<tra 7 80 Monster Bazaar. fjnHE ANNUAL BAZAAR and Sale of |_ Work In connection with the Parochial District of Longbeach, in aid of tha Ohuroh Funds, will be held ia the TEMPLAR HAIL, TIJSWALD, ON EASTER MONDAY, 7th April, 1890. _ 1 Bczaar opens at 11 a.m. Luncheon provided en a liberal scale at a vtry moderate charge. Any contributions of produce or live etcck may be loft at Mb Hesbltine's Shop, Tiawald, enl they will be thankfully acknowledged. Admission 6d; Children half-price. _^ Bfß2 QUOD FAOIMUB TALD3 JACIMOS (" What \ro do wq do well." fIMIE OHHISTOiUJEOH DBNTAL .1. • SUSGERr,. Caahol Utreot, Ohriatchurch, cast Eobin son'a Boot Store,and at tho Octagon, Dunedin All operations at Etriotl7 nniJorm and moderate Consultation free. 3. MYEBS~AND CO., SURGEON DEHTIBTB; NITBOUS OXIDE GAS administered This Antsathetlo leaves no unpleaaant effects, and by Its übo the extraoUon of Bad Stumps and Teeth la rendered par feotly Painless md Effeotlve. Ad nlulstered dally. Fee for administration ot Gas, ss. Extraotion, 2a 6d a tootb. Hours of attendance, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Private residence, 93 East Belt. The acknowledged superiority of AMERICAN DKNTISTHY In tho oon strnotlon of Artificial Teath, the most finished workmanship, and rcplaolng the lost teeth TEMPORARILY ALMOST IMMEDIATELY after extraotion, have established oar reputation, A slDfule Aitlficla Tooth, 10a, complete ajt, Upper and Lo^es^ Temporary and Permanent £10 &0s ; Artificial Teeth and Oontarea made by other dentists re- > oiodelledftt email cqat^ Stopping, Soal lag Perfeo^ sad Faioles?,



W. GEEGG AND COMPANY i>TTl>l7i • I>T T7ll£rYYiri'Ffc nmm \c* Jt Ulil^ 15JulUJj* .OHiU 1 HiA.fe> NEW SEASON, 1889-90, $d and lib PACKETS, 2ib FiNOY CANISTERS and 51b and lib TENS, TBY THESE £OTD&~™ TBY THESE BLEEDS ((CROWN JJ (I EAGLE ) (knbition I CLUB \Xper Ib. >/ \pei \^J \™st lb / >\P cI One Tiial will establish, their constant use To be obtained from JOHN OER&OO AND D. McFariane MILNER & THOMPSON'S GREAT PiTBBI THNIHG DEVICE BY WHICH A PIANO STANDS PEBMANENTLY IN TUNE AFTER THE STRINGS ARE ONOE STEETOHBD, IS THB BS3T PATEiTT JiYBR DISCOVER 3D FOtt PIANO 3, AND WILL LAST 200 YBAKS. A SPECIAL First Award haa just been given to the Firm by tha Jaron at tbe Daneain Exhibition,- ■ AliSU— A First Award for Grand Planes. A Firet Award for Ooitrge Plaoos,— Or Three First Awards belog the higheat possible dlftttaotion that could be gained. The Pricej of oob Two Models as exhibited at the Exhibition are reapeetkely 60 and 70 gulneaß, bnt we bavo Pianos with Iroi^ Frames from £30, any of which can be punhMecl on tuo Two Yeara 1 Bito Parohate System, &c



WHEAT SHIPMENTS ITfE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES, FBMB Of COMMISSION AND INTEREST, against nil kinds of Pfodaoo plaoed la oar bends for ihlpment to the United Kingdom or the Continent. HAVING our own hoaie In Lrmdon Is » soflHenfc ga«r«ntee that the loteratt of Clients, who will entruit the ■bipment of their grelmto as, will be well looked efteff. Clients may alto rely that expenses will ba kept as low as possible, and the highest market value realised. EACH Farmer's Lot !■ shipped oudor a dlstlcct end separate brand, no two loti being breaded •like, end e»oh lot is sold on its own merits. Prompt account Sales as in the past. WE are alsc preparedio store grain and of har Pwduoe at Ashbarton, Lyndharst; Lyttelton ot Addlngtcn upon easy tormi, and make reasonable adraMOM en lant. FRIEDLANDBR BROS. T|7B ARB BUYERS AT ALL TIMES OF WHEAT, OATS, BAELEY, RYEGRABS, FEAS, ETC., ETC. FRIEDLANDER BROS. 10 FARMERS AND OTHERS FROM and after this date jhe following charge for Storage on (tafa will bo made at our Stores in Ashburton :-.-;<-•:' Threepence per bag for 2 months or under ' Fowpenoa per bait if ever 2 months and under 4 months . ; - Sixpence per bag if over 4 montbß and up to 3ist December, Above chargeß include receiving and delivering, branding and aamplior. Weighing if required will be charged One Shilling pei truck load, ' Insurance extra in all cases. D.THOMAS. FRIEDLANDBR 8808. ALBEBT ROBERTB, GEO. JAMESON, Mercantile, Finance, and Agoncy Company, Pos J. G. RESTELLi Agent, • v 2§90 NOTICS TO FARMEBS WHEAT. WHEAT. "WHEAT. W B UMUBe'"' 1 b°se™ °f PJBIM:E MlLLnr<* WHEAT In !tr«< or imill ROLLITT «fe 00. CANTERBURY MILLS, ASHBURTON, GRAIN SEASON 1889-90. THE Underflignsd has numerous enquiries from most of the reading Buyers and Brokers ia Canterbury for all descriptions of CEREALS, and will be pleased to reoeive t amples from Farraora for submiaeion. To those disposed to try other Markets Special arrangements h«t> been Dompleted for shipment and disposal through Brokers of undoubted ability and epute LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE UPON THE MO&T FA7ORABLE TERMS, -FOR SA3LF PULL SIZE COBNSACKB, TWINE, AND FABMEBS EIQUIfiITES GINEBALLT. JOHN a. EESTELL. GEO. JAMESON WOOL GRAIN SEED AHD General Merchant > HAB FOR SALE— PLOUGH BHABES, BLUESTONE, GOLDEN TARES, CLOVER and GRASS SEEDS, AGRICULTURAL BALT for Btraw Stacks. ♦ . PURE INDIAN TEA. ROLLER FLOUR, BRAN, SaARPS, OATMEAL, SUGAR, SALT, SOAP. ROYAL KEROSINE OIL. r DRAIN and FIELD PIPES, and all kinds of Farmers' Requisites. —AGENT FOR— . The New Zaaland Inßaiance Company. The Now Zealand Sbippiag Company. The Union Steamship Company of Now Zealand, Ashburton and Rakaia^