BOUNCING BISMARCK

The Home correspondent of an ex change writes -.-Prince Blemarok, by the way, onoe hid an Interview with Babai, the famous Ber'.ia Radical leader. Bla maiok had been trylog to wo*ry some bllla through a largely Inimical Beichatag, and fonnd at last that the Labor vote, which had been silently oaat with the Opposition, would oome In noefal. So be ■ant fo» Bebal; Bibal went, empowered to ipeak for the whole party. "PrinotV he said, when Blemarak began to best round the bash, "I hava beea aunt to talk plainly and to submit out terms, not to ditouia. You know us, we hate yon. Wi know yon, you hate uv. You want, to use us. Air right, we want to uae yon. Now 1 Pass this Factory Bill aa It stands, and we will back yea through tblok and thin on these other measures which are nothing bat smoke." Blimarok read the draft bill, and tried to modify It* "Tike It or leave It," said Bebel to the great man, "It Is a fair bill, We will have It or nothing.". Finally, Bismarck agreed to pass it after his own bills, " No," tald Bebel, bluntly, " you mast pbb« ours first. We understand each

other, Fdnoe. ' We cannot trnst you while yoa caa'trost as. You ace Ohan ... - oallor, and I have just cotno from your prlion, bot when 1 pledge my word to otrrroatthe oontracl yoo know that It 1 win'be done." BUmarck caw It. Tftat'e '?: how the firit Getman labour measure was * > pissed,' and that's an Index to tbe pressure .;■'•*■ wbleh has led up to the proposed Gsrman .international labor oonferenoe. ,

A CO-OPERATIVE COLONY

A new SooUllatlo enterprlne has, been asmmenoed in Oallfoitnia, It Is called the K»we»h 00-operatlve Colodv. It lo t : to be t joint stock company, and; a oo ' opeMtlve •ommonwe»Hh opon the bosls o!' Edward Bellamy's and Lawrecoe Grondland's publications, "Looking Baok ■ w«ri," and "Co-operative Oommon '*":;' wealth." Though It appears to be yet 'n c the Inohoate condition, the announce "'-' inrati respeetlng.it deoiate that it has bten foi three yean in nopenfal opera /. tlon la the grew forest, on the north fork '■'" of ihe Kaweah River in Tnlare ooantry. The post offiae address la Three Jttivera, Cal. AH who wish to join the colony must make application to J. J. Martin, ■joretary at Vlsalia, Cal. Every member moit pay 100 dollars in money; and after . that* If the secretary wanta him he will let him to work ia the pioneer corps, now employed In jnaklng a road into the 'if Kaweah Valley, where the colony will ultimately be located in the coarse,of •volntion. Entertainmenta at the road camps are held every Saturday evening, -' with .mono, flinging, recitations, and ::-; readings. A lady, Mies Sandberg, ia the leading spirit of the entertainments. It ia expected that the valley will be found = >cry. fertile, and that when ,the, actual work of agriculture, sugar, cassava, pea nut, olive, and other fruit-growing is ..commenced, the prosperity of the new (polony will be great and exemplary.

THE BISHOP ELECT

At ft great farewell meeting held at Ballarat to take leave of the Vbh Areh-1 deacon Jnliuß, Bishop-elect of Christ r«hurch, and to present him with a testimonial, Mr W, Little, Mayor of that city, is reported to have spoken as T "follow! :—" While presiding as Mayor I would like to be considered as being present aa a citizen, also to join with you, ladles and gentlemen, in doing honor to one for whom I have the highest regard; one who, in my opinioD, Is head and ■boulders above hla f ellowB; one who baa written and stereotyped a page of Ballarat history, who has carved hia namo high up In the limestone cliff, leaving others to follow to cut higher nicheßif they can. : He 888 engraved his benign influence on the hearts and institution of the people. In my opinion the Yen. Arohdeacon is a tree type of a modem ch.nrcb.man. add : when I cay that I Bay a great deal. He is a gentleman who preaches b»s own •ermom. He does not go about annexing the property of the living and dead, not go up and down scalping his literary contemporaries to get at thefr bratas. No, ladles and gentlemen, the, Arohdaicon preachea hia own sermoos, and like a ekilful mnslclcn givea his own •kilfal variations on bia themes, which entwine them around the memories of vthow who ace fortunate enough to hear them. He knows a spade when be seea it, and what Is more be calls It a ipnde. He it not oolor blind to the foibles and fault* of society, whether the eoolety ba ■octal, political, or tellgloui. In my opinlot be In man without angles or ' creases—is, In faot, an all-round man. He does not run on the frills, or appear alwaya oi parade, but la a hater of pride. ' He very properly described In hia sermon lait Sond»y evening that thing pride '''"'"■» ihe wcrat of all the respectable 'devils that might enter a man. To him moleskin and broadcloth are all the same V Jkind.of cloth. He is not above learning from the humble, but is as much at borne with the sick in Bethany as the righteous j "in the Temple. Nothing comes smiestoj fi the Yen. Archdeacon. He is In general knowledge a veritable Admirable Orichton " 'Although he must necessarily give much ' time and attention to church matters, yet he can find time and heart to advance the . institutions of the town in which be lives, euoh as the School of Mines, tbe Art "Gallery, the Lledertafel, the Swimming Club, Gymnasium, Mutual Improvement ' ' /Aflaooiation, our labor difficulties, aa well ' ail devote time to architecture, mechanics, photography, and I know not what else. The Yen Archdeacon Is, I submit, the 1 type of man needed in every country, but particularly, in a youthful colony like this, where ike Institutions have to be laid for the future, and the thoughts and energies of the people directed; for, say what you : nay, a town or a country la just what its public men mike it.. (Applause)

EXTRAORDINARY TRAGEDY IN FRANCE

A terrible domestic drama is reported I from Nice. It happened in the family of a person named Martini, described as a painter, who lived with his sister in-law and four children in the Ruelle da Pontin. The eldest son of Martini, • youth of seventeen, had frequent quarrels with Ms aunt, who put poison in his cap of coffee on Sunday morning, The boy saw her throw the strange enbstance into his drink, and, without faying a word he put some of |the stuff Becretly into Ihe cups of all the mem bers of the family. The aunt was the first to succumb to the effects of the poison. The boy died next, having declared to the doctor that he knew his aunt had long wanted to poison him, and that, not caring to die alone, he had shared the deleterious substance placed in his cup of coffee with all the members of bis family, of whom only the head and one of the children are now alive. Martini and his surviving child, how ever, are expected to recover.

A RACE TO DEATH.

7 One of the moat romantic suicides in ' tbe fiver Thames for many years past! has jtut been brought to light. As ,j, lospector Long and a boat's crew of the river police were rowing past Charing Clots landing pier, their attention was drawn to a dark objaofc suddenly rising to tbe surface of the water. The men rpwad to tie fpptij»»fe?o;tnny foqndjb'at It was the body of a young woman, apparently iboot twenty. Tbe llfeleii remsioa wuie |

made f M t to a line and towed to the landing stairs at liimbeth Bridge. A shell was, speedily procured, and the body Wia placed thsrein and conveyed to the mortuary nt Lambetb. The ooroner's 1 officer for Lambeth was sent for, and on making enquiries be snocoeded in obtaining the identification of the deceased aa Mias Margaret Hodgson, aged nineteen years. It would appear that the other night the deceased met a party of frienda consisting of young men and women at Lambeth* They thoroughly GDJoyad themselves in singing, and be came merry, when the deceased sud denly beoame exoited, and exolaimed, "No* I will commit suicide ia the River Thames." Her friends took no notice of tbe threat. »yd thought It a joke, when tbe deceased rose up from her seat and xan into the atraefc, followed by about twenty young men and glria. The chase was exoitlng, bat tbe unfortunate aaloide was soon lost lo view. Whether she leaped Into the Thsrcee from tbe Embankment or Weutmlnater Bridge Is not known.

THE ASHBTTRTON GWABDIAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, ISSCt,



I CJTfiAYED Into my yaid on tha 24 h J3 Ineiti Two SOWS (2 eowa) and one I Buoklng Fig, Owner can have same by [ psylng expenses. I CHARLES DOHERTY 3 163 TJnwald. THM; Quarterly Maettng of Court) Ash burton A.O,F. will ba held THI3 EVENING, by order of the o,B> D, AMOS, ,» 3*151 , Secretary. » ' TENDERS WANTED. FOR ploughing 923 acres of stubble lend at Methven, 6| Inches deep Tenderers to state number of teams, also tenders for harrowing and drilling same. Ploughing to start Immediately after ac ceptance of tender. Tenders to dose on March 31st, 1890, at " Mall Office " or to B. ALEXANDER, 3J145 Allenton, Ashbnrton. FOR SALE OHKAP. A Flax Dressing Plant consisting of 2 Strippers, 1 Scutcher, Shafting and I Pulleys, Baling Press,Box6S, 2 good Hots, Apply to P. and D. DUNCAN,  3J165 Aahbarton. GERATiDINB RACING CLUB AUTUMN MEBTING, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 27th and 28th. ' THE Train leaving Ashburton at 10,55 a.m. arrives before the first race is rnn v Thaßaoea will be over In time for Return by the Express. Saturday Raturn Tfokete. 3J182 1 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.; , IN CONNECTION WITH THE ASH BURTON BAPTIST CHURCH. A PUBLIC TEA MEETING will be held at the Oddfellows' Hall, Aihbnrton, on GOOD FRIDAY,' 4th April 1890, Tea on table at 5 p.m. At the conclusion of the Tea, R*yd Arthub Dewdnet and other gentlemen will deliver addresses. Admission to TEA, Is 6d: Children 93. J. W. BAWLE, 3f162 Pastor. HAM. AND EWE FAIR. TITB THOMAS has received Instructions JLfX from vtrfous Client, to Sell by Public Auoticn on THURSDAY, MARCH 27TH, • AT TUB TINWALD YABDS. lAQ Ist Cross EWES QAfl £ »* I EWE 3, 4, 6, and fresh OUU 2f oil mouth ! ||\ A Full mouth EWES Q7f| i and f EWES, 4, 6, and fresh OIU full mouth fiAA Sound mouth Crorabred EWE 3 >jAA Lincoln, Leicester, Borde IUU Loloaeter, and South Down RAMS 3 134 IHssolation of Partnership. 1645 aoresoflawd- 1645 DRAUGHT STALLION. . PRIZE HORSES AND PONIRS. PRIZE AYRSHIRES. GOOD SHEEP, IMPLEMENTS, &o. 3 STACKS OF OATS. MR U. THOMAS hna received in struofcioQß from Messrs Glabe Bros., of Dr-moce, (who ace dissolving Partnership) to asll by Public Auction on the farm known as White's, near Dromore Railway Station, on FRIDAY, 11th APRIL, 1890, The whole of the Land comprised In the farms known a* Whites end Woodiands, containing 1645 acres more or less. —Aiso— ALL of their PRIZE DRAUGBT, Geld ing and Mares, and PRIZE PONIES, which, as a lot, cannot be beaten In Canterbury. ALL of their PRIZE AYRSHIRE Herd, 42 Head, descended from Maggie Warcock and old Sir Redmond. i 1 f\Cl lst OIOSB 'oil' month JLJLUU KWES. 770 Oroßabred LAMBS, -J p? Longbeaoh Leloeeter RAMS. Also— Splendid Plant consisting of 5 Farm Drays with Frames, Spring Dray, Old Buggy, 3 MoOormick String Binders, 22ft. Broadcast Sow'ng Machines, Stripper, Troughs, Blacksmiths' and Car penters' Tools, 4 Hots 4-Leaved Harrows, 21 Ho rse-covers Large quantity of good Harness, 2000 Empty (Sacks, Barb and Plain Wire, 2 Cambridge Rollers, 5 400-Gallon Tanks Portable Whare Disc Harrows, Duncan Drill, 4 3-farrow Ploughs with gear complete. 3 Biding Saddles, acd a very large quantity of use* ful sundries. The attention of Breeders, Farmers and others Is especially directed to this Sale, comment on my part regarding the quality of the animals Is however rendered almost onneceessry as the majority of them are well known, having been prlzetakers at many of the Agricultural Shows In the Province. I have beea requested to Intimate that Messrs Clark Bros have decided upon not allowing strangers to ofier stock at this sale so that Buyers may depend they are purchasing their Stock only—a guarantee In Itself that they are as represented, viz,, FIRST CLA&B. Every lot offered will be Sold to the Highest Bidder, N.B. Passengers from Chrlstoharoh by tha 7.30 train will be at Dromore In time for the sale, also those by First train from Timer a. , Terms easy, at Sale. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 o'olock. Di THOMAS, tlso Ashbueton. THE GREAT American Medicine W B S T O N 'S Patentee and Sole Proprietor FRANK WESTON, WESTON'S WIZAED OK Composed of Healing Gums, Balsams Vegetable Oils, and Rare Medloinal Herbs; Is guaranteed to cure Rhtuimstlaiu, Goat, Nquralgta, Sprains, Piles, Diarrhoea, Toothache, He»d«Qhe,Lum bago, Wounds, Barns, Cramps, Cholera, Spasms, Sore or Inflamed Eyes, Ear* ';>: tohe, Contracted Cords or Musolet, ,i Palo* tv th« tide, Hole Tawfe 1 ttt« •»««;



1 Holloway's Pills. —Indigestion and Liver Complaints. The digestion cannot be long or seriously disordered without the derangement being perceptible in the countenance. These Pills prevent boh unpleasant consequences; they improve the appetite, and with the increase of desire for food, they augment the powers of digestion and assimilation in the stomach. Holloway's Pills deal most satis factorily with deranged or diseased conditions of the many organs engaged in extracting nourishment for our bodies from our various diets—as the liver, stomach ,and bowels, over all of which they exercise the most salutary control. By resorting at an eaily stage of this malady to these purifying and laxative Pills, the dy peptic is speedily restored 1 to health aid strength and his sallowness gradually vanishes.



Public Notices. QUOD FAOIMUS VALDE FAOIMUB (" What we do we do wall." rilifE OHEISTOHUBOH D 2 NTAL I. SURGfiSy, Caahel street, Chriitchnrch, ooxt Bobin son's Boot Store, and at the Octagon, Dnnedin A II operation! at strictly uniform and moderate Goninltation face. : 3. MYEBS~AND CO., • , . BUBOEON DENTISTS. NITROUS OXIDE GAS Administered This Ansestbetlo leaves no unpleasant effects, and by lta use the extraotlon of Bad Stumps and Testh Is rendered par (ectly Palnlesi and Effective. Ad ministered dally. Fee itor administration of Gas, si. Extraotlon, 2b 6d • tooth. Hoars of attendance, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Private residence, 93 Eaat Belt. The acknowledged superiority of AMERICAN DENTISTKY (n the con strootion of Actlfiolal Teeth, tha most finished workmanship, nnd replacing tbe lost teeth TEMPORARILY ALMOST IMMEDIATELY after extraotlon, have established oar reputation, A single Arfcifiola Tooth, 10a, complete Bit, Upper and Lower,, Temporary and Permanent £10 10s ; Artificial Teeth and Dentures msde by other dentists re nodelledat imall costs, Stopping, Soil- Ing Perfect and Palnleir. ~A WONDJBRFUL MEDICINE. Beecfiam's Pills Are universally admitted to be worth a guine a box for Billious and Nervous Disorder such as wind and pain in the Stomach, Sick Head ache, Giddiness, Fullness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness. Cold Chills, Flushings of Heat, Loss 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 WOKTfI A GUINEA. A BOX For females of all ages these Fills are invalu able, as a few doses of l.hem carry off all humours, and bring about all that is required. No female should be without them. There is ho Medicine to be 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 human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the long lost com plexion, bring back the keen edge of appetite, and arouse into action with the rosyoud 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, Bekcham's Pilis have the largest Sale of any Patent Medicine in the World. BEECHAM'S MAGIC COUGH PILLS As a remedy for Coughs in general, Asthma, Bronchial Affections, Hoarseness, Shortness of Breath, Tightness and Oppression of the 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 any person give BEECHAM'S COUGH PILLS a trial, and the m«st violent Cough will in a short time be removed. Prepared only, and sold wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor' Thomas Beecham, St Helens, Lancashire, England, in boxes is i%d, and 2s gd each. Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere. N,B;—Full directions are given with each box, | READ WHAT THE LEADIKa DOCTORS ANHHEISIS 111 MNo Medicine introduced, to the pnblic has ever met with the success! accorded to Dr. Soule's American Hop Hitters It stands to-day "the best kuov/n curative article in the world. It is 'iamous by reason of its inherent virtues. It docs all that is claimed for it," " Gentlemen, —No medicine has one-halt ihe sale and gives such universal satisfaction as your American Hod BitAers. As several re- | vnarkable cures have been made here, there Jre any number of advocates for your medi cine." "I have constantly used American Hop Bitters for the past four years in cases of in digestion, debility, weakness, and _in _ all diseases caused by poor and bad ventilation, want of air and exercise, ovcr-v/ork. and loss of appetite, with the moat perfect success." "The greatest nourishing lonic, appetizer, 3trengtheiiier, and curative known Lo the medical profession is Dr. Soule's American , Hop Bitters." ■ "For all cases^ of diseases of the liver, gtomach, bowels, or kidneys, I daily recom mend tb£ US,e of Dr. Soule's American JJ op Bitters." " In my practice I am cousUiuLly pre.i. Tib- Ing your Hop Bitters, and have found ever, case relieved by their use." " I can heartily recommend the use of Dr. Soule's American Hop Bitters." "Gentlemen.—Your medicine will euro when all other remedies fail." CAUTION.—See that each bottle has genuine label, bunch of gvooa bops Oft white paper.



TO FLAXMILLEBS mENDBRB are invited for the parohaee X of all the Flax at present growingon the banka of the Greeks on the Laghmor Station, Aehburton County. For farther particulars app'y to Mb Donald MoLkak, Manager on the Station, to whom also Tenders matt be addressed and sent in not later than the first day of' i April next. JOHN MoLEAW, 3*68 Proprietor. WINTER IS COMING, ' W\ W. SPENCER HAS JUST LANDED a Largei and i Choice Assortment of rufiW GOODS for the Oomiog Season. : New Dress Goods in all the most Fashionable shades at 7 jd. A Splendid thlok and heaTy Homespun at Is 3d, worth Is 9d. ' • < Good Heavy Melton Dress Tweeds BJd White Twill Sheetingß, doable width Is Good White Calicoes 4a 9d the dozen. : Grey Calieoe 2a lid a dozen. - Ticking 6Jd ■ Prints, Towels, Shictingß, Flannels, Quilts, etc, at about HALF PBIOJii. ; Good Washing Ginghams in Fancy Checks at s^d. - ; Men's Tweed Salts 18s 63, A Good Tweed Suit 255. - Men's Thick Woollen Sooki li 4d. : Men's Strong Ootton Shltti 2s 6d» r Men's OoldMoles6slld. : • (lien's Shootet Boots 10s 6d, Blnohe : Gilld. - ; Children's Strong Sobool Boots 5s lld( " A Large Assortment of Children's ; : Patent Leather Shoes and ; Boots always In Stock " / AT ,' w> w. spencers; • THE ; AKOADE. -r- ;



GREYVALLEI COAL. 3OOOTTONS .-— BOLD WEEKLY.— NEWCASTLE COAL IMMENSE SUPPLIES COMING TO HAND. WESTPORT,,COAL kk'.ULAB SHIPMENTS THRASHING MACHINE Proprietors and Farmers should apply immediately for particulara to W,H.COLLmS&CO. TIMBER AND .; :.. ;,,, Coal Merchants EAST eTBEJHIT A SHB UR 2 "ON bheep Dipping COMMENCES MONDAY, APBIL 7th, MX BKOOKE'S NEW PUBLIC DIP BAILWAY BESERVE Opposite Aauborton Baleyarde, PRI 0 E : One Penny per head under 500 Threeif arthings per head over 600 Special low quotations for Brooke'* Perfeot Sheep Dip will be given to owners of PublioDips.T 3*lll > • '• WI.'SPARROW, TAILOR AND MEN'S.MERCER BAST STREET..



TINWALD COAL AND FIREWOOD DEPOT, JA r^LOPHIBR h.s for Sale • J\.* \j Beat Newcastle, West port, (jrey Valley and Mount Somera Goal, Firewood and Stakes. Prime Oaten Straw and Bheaf Chaff, at Aahbaston prices. ' (By Special Permleoton of the Hon, the - Colonial Secretary.) GRAND NUMISMAtFoaL ABT UNION THE Undersigned having decided, , through special influential request, to dispose of his splendid and unequalled COLLECTION OF COINS on view in the Exhibition, begs to inform the Public that Tickets are now teady for issue. ■ "• 4000 MBMBEBS AT 10s EACH. Fiest Prize : The Collection of 2000 Coins as now; exhibited in Dnnedln. Second PSike : A Duplicate 00l lection of the above, consisting of about 700 Coins For partlcu^are see handbills. The Drawing will be under the Super vision of an Influential. Committee of Gentlemen.; For farther particulars app!y to S HENRY ZANDER, £ > Ashbu rto n SPORTING GUNS,; GUNS, GUNS, FIELD'S, HOLLIS', & REDHAINE'S. HAVISG A LARGE STOCK of the above, wo are in a position to offer EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUE And INVITE THE INSPECTION of '' intending purchasers. '. V. i. POWDEE, SHOT, CAPS, CAKTOipGKES, CAETBIDGE OASSS AND WADS, CARTRIDGE FILLERS, RECAPPERS, TURNOVERS, ;• .  Etc,, Etc, Etc. ' POWDER and SHOT FLASKS Ind j MEASURES, .-'-' '*• , "i CARTRIDGE AND SHOT BELTS, ! And all other Sporting Requisites at TEEY LOW PEIOES. '■ JOHN ORR & CA AH N ORR & f\\J% jUtt n ok Pv o_ \j o. JOILN O RTI Oi CO. JOH\T OT>iA & CO. JOHiN Afliß & CO. JOHH'SfiB & CO. EAST STREET. 3*126



CHEBTSIY SHEEP DIP. J * FABMEBB OF THE OHBBISBT i DISTBIOT. i * I Have mnch pleasure In Btatlog that my tender foe the OHERTSEY DIP has been accepted, and that I will use MURTON & WHITES' PREMIER DIP throughout the season. i My. man will be at the Chertaey bale* yardi every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, dating the Season com mencing MARCH 19th, from 8 o'clook till fonr. Piloei for Dipping Id per head till 14th; APRIL, ljd to 14th MAY. I wonld itrongly advise Farmers to Dip Early. Instructions can be left with Mb McDoWAii. Obertaey. D. THOMAS, 3 84 Auhbnrtoo. i BOOTS BOOTS BOOTS ".. .niiii.oi GEOBGffi DIACK, i MOOTMAKBR, Town Hall. /VUR Tender having been accepted for the Whole of the above Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, Ac, the Goods will be offered In our Tanored street premises in a few. daye, MITCHELL & TURNER. 000000000000 ° SHOW J oooooocooooo '■ o o , .' ■ O I GRAND SHOW I So o O 000000 000030 § goo iiruf o o § g oOFo Htff oOFo § §00 O 0 g § 000000 000000 o ; o o o o ouooouoooooaoDuouoooooooooo' ! DRAPERY { I GOODS I o O, § This and the following Days § o o o o O TV r O 0 o ■ ° S § — MILLINERY — 2 § JACKETS JAOEETS g S . Ribbons g g FLOWEBS FEATHEBB g CLOTHING I © > o O i Q . o 5 I Boots I 1 0000000000 oooooaooo g go o 00000 o o § g o Oarpeta o o op Carpets o g g O 000 0 0 Og § 0000000000 0 O 000000000 g g 00000 : ANDREW ORR



W. GKEGG AND COMPANY PXTBE BLENDED TEA.S, NEW SEASON, 1889-90, and lib PACKETS, 21b FiNOY CANISTERS and 61b and lib TINS. TBY ; THESE BLENT>&"~~" THY THESE BLENDS ((CROWN ) ( EAGLE J pEuto) I CLU B) \^ T[h'J Vperlb/y \P 61 | Trialjwill establishSJtkeir^consta ni use ' To be obtained from JOHIsr OEE&CO D. Mcrarlane ■ ; ;l JAM A CASH BUYER OF/ " WHEAT OATS '■ ■ '■•■•■■ 'AND RYEGRASS [IN ANY QUANTITY, CORNSACKS; ff a TWINE7&^ ALWAYS OK HAND. STORAGE AT CURRENT RATES. ALBEET ROBEETai {WEST STREET, 4SHBURTON.\



NOTICE 1 • .■ \%: v v; FABMEKB ATCD OTHERS : 1 t I7IBOM and after this date the following charge for Storage on Qnin will bt «•!• •* > X. onr Blorea in Ashburton:— ij > Threepence per bag for 2 months or uuder : Fovrpeooe per bag it crer 2 months and under 4 months Sixpence per bag it over 4 months and up to 31st December, . Above charge* Include receiving and delivering, branding aid lUßplffgi ( . Welghiog U required will be charged One Shilling per trade load, "\ ; Ininranoe extra In all casea. :. T-■■■.:; .■. , D. THOMAS. FRIEDLANDBR 8808. ALBERT ROBERTS, GEO. JAMESON. Mercantile, Finance, and Agency Company. "'.':' Per J. G. BESTELLi Agent. !, NOTICE TO FABMJ3BS WHEAT. WHEAT. WfflfeAl. WE ABB Cash buyeri of FBIHE MILLING WHEAT In limm « a«aU quantitici. .~" ROLLITT&OO. f CANTERBURY MILLS, " ; Vsj ASHBURTON;, :, WANTED ' Canadian Oats Tartar Oats Rye Grass Seed and Other Cereals JOH N GK EESTELL. West Street, Ashburton. GEO. JAMESON WOOL SEED General Merchant. HAS FOE SALE PLOUGH BHABEB, BLUESTONE. GOLDEN TARJSS.'OLOVER and GRASS BEED3. AGBIOULTURAL SALT for Straw Stacks. PUfiE INDIAN TBA. I BOLLEiS FLOUR, BRAN, BHARF3, OATMEIL, SUGAB, SALT, SOAP. EOYAL KEEOSINE OIL. 1 £>BAIN and FIELD PIPES, fefld all kinds of Farmers 1 Bequiaites. —AGENT FOJB— ; Ihe New Z«aland«lnaq>ance Company. . $. Ihe New Zealand Shipping Company. The Union Bteamship Company of NewZoamaa, Ashburton and Rakaia, WHEAT SHIPMENTS TTTS ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL ADVANOBS, FBEE I3F COMMISSION AND INTEREST, agalaat »1I kinds of Prodaoe plwed ia oni banda foi ihlptnenk \o the United Kingdom or the Continent. ' HAYING our own house In London la a aoffioient guarantee that the InUmt of Clients, who will entrust the shipment of their grain to as, will be well looked after* Clients may alio rolp that expenses will be kept as low as possible, and the hlghwt market ralne realised. EACH Farmer's Lot is shipped nndor a distinct and separate brand, no two lots being branded alike, andetoh lot is sold on its own marita. Prompt Mtovnt Sales a« in the patt. WE are also prepared to store grain and othar Produce at Ashburton, Ljndhinti, Lyttelton oi Addlngton upon easy terms, and make reasonable adranott on mhm, ' ■■ ■'• \ <_ FRHSDLAtfDER BROS. VKTE ARE BUYERS AT ALL TIMES OF  ' WJHEA3; OATS, BAELEI, * KYEGRASS > I?EAS, - , ITO U ETC. : - , '- ■ --*■' • '■ FmEDLAIfDER BROS.