Fancy Dress Ball.

Perhaps the most successful fancy dress ball ever given- in Ashbur ton was that which took place 'in the Oddfellows' Hall on Friday night, • Vtfhen.Mr and Mrs Alfred Curtis were the hosts, and the occasion the celebration of S the coming of age of their eldest son—Mr 1 Alfred 1 Curtis, jum\ The guests com prised between 200 and 300 of the youth a*ld fashion of Ashburton town and county, and the costumes, while all pretty , and graceful, were generally true to the character they represented or the idea they illustrated, many of them being magnificent in appearance, costly in material, and elaborate in work. In fact, it appeared as if both ladies and gentle men had vied with each other as to who should appear in the most handsome costume. • For a country town —and it is not supposed that Ashburton claims to be anything else —the wonder is that so many and varied costumes could have been got together on one floor ; and, when the guests ranged up in tl|p* dance the effect was striking in the extreme, an effect that was greatly enhanced as they moved in cadence through the various figures. The music—that indispensable . and all-important element of a ball room— was supplied by the Flemings from Christchurch, and was really first-class. Neither violin nor piano showed the least sign of fag or falter throughout the long programme. Every part of the hall property was utilized. The room known as the ' 'Lodge" room upstairs did duty as a card and Bmoking room for the gentlemen, the usual dressing rooms were made use of, and the large stage was Jaid out as a supper room in the rear, while the front part provided accommodation for matrons and elderly gentlemen whose limbs have long ago lost .that suppleness and elas ticity that a trip with a partner claims. After an interval for supper, Mr W. C. Walker, M.H.R., took the platform, and in a short speech tendered the thanks of the guests to their hosts for the magnifi cent entertainment which had been pro vided, and their hearty congratulations to Mr and Mrs Curtis, and also to Mr Alfred Curtis, junr., upon the attainment by the latter of his majority. He said he felt sure he simply gave expression to the sincere feelings of all present when he stated that it was the unanimous wish that his life throughout might be as joyous as was the present occasion. Cheers were then given for Mr and Mrs Curtis, and Mr Curtis, junr. During the early part of the evening that exceedingly pretty dance, the French cotillon, was very charmingly performed by three full sets of ladies and gentle men whose evolutions in this excep tionally mazy and intricate dance were the theme of general admira qion so much so that by general desire the cotillon was repeated during the second part of the programme. The following are the names of the ladies and gentlemen who took part in the cotillon :— First Set—Mrs Curtis and Mr Weston; Mr George Buckley and Miss Rees ; Mr Reginald Curtis and Miss Traumann ; Mr Hamish McLean and Miss Buckley. Second Set—Mr J. Jamison and Mrs E. G. Crisp. Mr George Jameson and Mrs Mainwaring : Mi 1 H. Gifford Moore and Miss Jamison ; Mr Luxfordand Miss F. Pilbrow. Third Set—Mr Harold Curtis and Miss Craig; Mr F. Polhill and Miss G. Shury,- Mr C. A. Low and Miss L. Pilbrow ; Mr E. B. Simpson and Miss E. Davis. Not by any means an uninteresting feature of the dancing were the sailors' hornpipe, given by Mr A. H. Shury, with a spirit that much younger men would have envied, and the Highland fling, which Mr Donald McLean, in his Highland character as the Maclean of the Isles, danced with his usual accuracy and grace.

As far as could be ascertained, the fol lowing is the guest''list, with the costumes :— LADIES. Mrs Alfred Curtis—Court Lady of the 19th century. A magnificent green satin dress, pearl and gold trimmings, with long green plush train, braided with gold. Miss Isabel Rees—Parthenia, in Mrs Norton's play of "Ingomar." Miss F. Brandon, Wellington—Spring Snow. Eau de Nile tulle, covered with spring flowers, and snow pt.ndre. Mrs F. Makeig—Tennis. Miss E. Wiggins, Christchurch —Bessie. " Curfew must not ring to-night." Miss Rose McGowan, Nelson—ltalian Peasant. Blue velvet and crimson satin. Mrs Mainwaring—Sunflower. Miss May Mainwaring—Frost. Mrs Pe"ter Williams—Dresden China. Mrs M. Friedlander—Lady of the 17th century. Mrs Major Steward—Red Cross Nurse. Miss Steward—Romp. Miss E. Pilbrow—Good Luck. Mrs Rudolph Friedlander — Night. Diamond ornaments. Mrs E. G. Crisp—Portia. Cap and gown of cardinal plush, a most effective costume. Miss A. Matson, Christchurch—America. One of the prettiest of the short dresses. Miss Alice Roberts—Bird Maiden. Mrs McOwen—Queen of Spades. Miss McOwen—Flower Girl. Miss Traumann—Spanish Gipsy. Miss Craeg—Sea Nymph. A very effec tive and pretty costume. Mrs R. W. Hart—Snow. Dress of white areophane and crystals : red robin, and powdered hair. Miss Herman—Starlight. Miss Chisnall—Night. Miss Milsom—Comet Mrs D. Thomas—Geneva Sister. Mrs J. C. Bell—Powder and Patches. Mrs Henry Zander—Empire Court Dress. Mrs Edward Stephens—Foot Woman. MissTreleaven—Bridesmaid in "Trial by Jury." Pink and silver, white wreath, with pearl ornaments. Miss F. Pilbrow—Swiss Peasant. Mrs W. Power—Cards. Mrs John Davison—Evening Costume. Miss Davison—Flags of all Nations. A remarkably pretty costume, and most elaborately worked. Miss A. Lovegrove, Timaru—Pierrette. Miss Guinness, Christchurch—Cynisca. Miss K. Macpherson—Venetia. Miss Buckley—Red, White and Blue. Miss May Palmer—Fish Wife. Miss Bell—Fairy. Miss Beswick, Timaru — Highland Lassie. Mrs Arthur Field—Afternoon Tea. MrsAudley Merewether—Country Girl of the early time of George the Third. Mrsß. M. Cuthbertson—Colleen Bawn. Miss Brownell—Tambourine Girl. Miss Matson, Christchurch — Lady Teazle. Miss J. Shury—Neapolitan Fishwife. Miss Hopkins, Melbourne—Punchi nella. Miss Ferguson—Pirate Queen. Miss Boucher—Olivia Primrose. Miss Jamison—French Flag. . Miss Gallaghan, Melbourne—Night. Mrs John Carter—Paulina. A very effective dress of blue silk with lovely ornaments ; powdered hair. Miss Cowper—Recruit, admirably got up. Miss Peel-Fergusson — Daughter of Clarence (Richard III). Mrs E. F. Wright—Court Dress. Black velv.et and crimson. Miss Maxwell, Auckland—Gipsy. Mrs' George Jameson—Spanish Lady. Mrs Edward Saunders—Gipsy. Miss S. Saunders—Sweet Girl Graduate. Mrs Restell—Roman Singer. Mrs Rollitt—My Great Grandmother. Mrs Quane —Quakeress. Miss G. Shury—Patience. Miss L. Pilbrow—Archery. Miss R. Davis—Phyllis. E. Davis—Vivandi i

Mrs Kohn—Bride. Miss Morris—Gipsy. / Mis 3M. Roberts, Southbridge—Swiss Peasant. Mrs Fooks—Zingara. Mrs Dr. Trevor—Red Cross Nurse. Mrs Wm. Simpson—Fishwife. Miss Alice Fooks—Yum Yum. Miss Edna Douglas—Columbine. Mrs H. W. Parsons—Red Cross Nurse. Besides a large number of ladies in evening dress.

GENTLEMEN.

Mr Alfred Curtis, sen.—Windsor Uni form. Mr Edward Saundera—Gentleman of the future. Major Steward—Judge of the Supreme Court. Master Steward—Malay Pirate. Master V. Stbward—Old gentleman of. the 17th century. Master Harold E. Curtis—Prince of the Tower. Green velvet with gold trim ming. Mr J. C. Bell—Barrister. Mr Donald McLean—McLean of Coll. Mr Maclean Dunn—Lochbui. Mr Alick McKay—The McKenzie. Mr Reginald F. Curtis—Lord Tollola in lolanthe. Black velvet with blue facings. Mr Gus. R. M. Haughton Jones- Rip Van Winkle. Mr C. A. Low—Jockey. Mr E. McPhail—Jack Tar. Mr R. G. Hugonin—Footballer. Mr F. Makeig—Cricketer. Mr W. Dixon—Master of Foxhounds. Mr Arthur Field—Sundowner. Mr Alfred Curtis, jun.—Lord Mount ararat in lolanthe. Black velvet, with pink silk facing. A most handsome costume. Mr D. Thomas—Henry IV. Mr E. Brodie Simpson—Scarlet hunt ing costume. Mr E. G. Crisp—Gentleman of the 20th century. Mr A. L. Temple—Turkish cavalry officer's uniform. Mr W. G. Rees—Man-of-war's man, time of William IV. Mr Arthur Hart—Student. Mr Henry Zander—Turkish officer of infantry. Mi* George Jameson—Spanish Student. Mr J. Jamison—Barrister at law. Mr E. Jones—Knickerbocker. Major W. St. George Douglas—Major New Zealand Volunteers. Mr Francis Russell—Father Xmas. Master Williams—Court Jester. Mr R. B. Restell—Sundowner. Mr R. W. Hart—Windsor Uniform. Mr R. Lechner—Tennis. Mr Alfred Harrison—Yachtsman. Mr Hamish McLean—Huntsman. Mr Edward Stephens—Captain of Volunteer Rifles. Mr Henry Weston—Grenicheux. Mr C. M. Brooke — Grosvenor in Patience. Mr George Buckley—Bengal Lancer. Mr H. W. Parsons—Sailor. Mr H. H. Fooks—Neapolitan Fisher man.

Mr Charles Strange — Sopy Sponge s (goin'-a'untin'.) Mr Alfred Pilbrow—Jockey. ( Mr J. P. Hargreaves—Major in Les j Cloches de Corneville. Mr C. P. Hugonin—Tennis, j Mr H. J. Luxford—Charles I. Mr Heywood—Swiss Mountaineer. ', Mr David Zander — Bunthorne in Patience. Mr P. Williams—Jack Tar. ! Mr H. Gifford Moore—Pygmalion—a Grecian sculptor. ; Mr F. W. Polhill—Masher. L , Mr W. H. Gundry—Grenicheux. Mr G. G. Merewether —Lawyer. ! Mr C. L. Hart—Sir Walter Raleigh. [ Mr Frank Curtis Brigand Chief. Mr H. E. Seager—l6th century Mr R. M. Cuthbertson—Stockman. [ Mr Burdett Stewart—Maafu, Tongan. Mr H. N. Parsons—Digger. Mr C. Wroughton—Foxhunter. Mr William Simpson— Windsor uniform. ! MrE. J. Fooks—lrish Gentleman. Mr Alfred Orr—Spanish Sailor. ' Mr Charles Gifford Moore—Gentleman in-Waiting. Mr Max. Friedlander, Mr Rudolph Friedlander, Mr John Davison, Mr W. C. i Walker, Dr Trevor, Dr Tweed Mr A. H Shury, Mr R. McOwen, Mr Mainwaring, Mr Humphreys, Mr A. Roberts, Mr Upton, and others in evening dress.

THE ASHBURION GUARDIAN TUESDAY JUNE 10 1890

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eRJNTIIie OF ALL £ I INOLUDIN(i— I Billheads 1 ; [ Olroulatu Memorandum Forms Agreements LI 60* 1 Ooii.dl.iloni of Salfcj Oatalognea Poster*, Ac. And every description ot LEGAL AND O,OJf MJSRO JA L LBTTKR-PRBSS ezMiiaA tt tne ihoitait noMce and in the LATSBT DKBIGN? BPKOIAL and most favotobla terms offeired to WHOLESALE OKDKRS, A S H B U RTO.N G U ARDIA S OFFICE, • I ( C t. MANY yea-« iinco wo bnd the plearaieto Introdnco to the peblic the BUFFALO BAT DOG Bl&OTJlTt t now to eiteneively se; in tho principal fcccneli of the world. Since that time we ha7x: xoads many impor tant improveracDts in their' manofßcttiro— mproyciaentß,not«f the ratnro of of vegetable compounds which may "be added to any food at a triftirp cost, but of the nature to produce gocd hard fleeh and imißcle, iugrcdients which no ether Bnncait or Doe Focd pcesceeea, and for wbirh we have received numerous medals and bipb conjirfindationp, Eraonpet which we r i»t mentiou tbat of Profestor Dr Zurr, who after rur y caiefnl analyaca and experiments j rcncnnc«d thite biflchite to tw of tho prcatrft ex<vHence, &cd to conttin double the quactitj c,f nourishT.ießt that is to be 'erv'd in the 1 Beah thra for wink the bret and mat succeei ol 'co 'or doprß tbnt ia poeeibln <o preduce It isimportHiit to notice thtt every buruit i^ etnoipt d- " Lnff&lo Meat, Trade Mark," the qubl ty of v iiicb we go&rnnttc. Twenty fkillirgs p*r <rwt, caitriagc po;d, BOLE yAKUFAOTUREBS, W. O. CLAKK AND 80Nb, A.SCHO* PATENT BIBCTIIT WOBKB uLMEBOUtB, LONL'ON. BU.' , ftTABLI^jJtL 1861. ' BRANCH 1JMIVB& FACTORY f <4 WASHItfGTON STK£*T - Nkw V rk THE BEST ~ : P A. IN T IN TFE WORLD;-—-~ Aay *hade ircm Pun Vhiteto fet Black A COM BIN AT W cf the purest paint with India 2.jbbe>*. Tonpinß a smooth, glossy, firm, durable, elastic »nd beautiful Faint, vnaflcctsu by change (J t^rnr;orature, is- perfectly^ watcrrprpoj,;iapd adapted *o all classes 0^ wovV;"'and' is in every way a better paint for either inside or outside paint'ng than any Ptber paint in the world. Being from one-third to one-fourth cheaper and^lasting at \ least three times as long as. thejoest^l^a and oil paints.' tfcrsure that our trade mark is ,bn e>ery packaged ' Prepared and ready for nse and sold by the gallon only. There has never be*" a -paiiil, ojfefed . the public'''thkt.< has com; so nopiilar (in the same time) and Ten as Derfsst tatis'action beat thcßu b nt. '""■ ' '' ' "' '■'■' " • GOD TWgOTAi;SrS I>KiN Warraoteed 14 Carat, Price 99 (371 6d) per dox. Retails readily for *I s<3cach, The best pen for the price ever made. Ja use ever/where and.gmng.univeru) Batis/*cUdn, "' "■#Pil|l^- LEiCTER FILE. V«ill hold 3,000 letters alpha critically arranged More than 5,006,000 in use. Price, in gross lots, L 3.75, 6d) per doz, THE MOST PoiuL4.a LETIER FILE KV^U;VJiADE. Order through Commission Houses, f A' SHBTJRTON PFRMANEKT BUiLO. IHG AKD INVKtM^E^T SOOIETI P^ID-UP OAPIIAL... £«000 DBPOSITB of £5 and npwaraß re ceived at the following rater of Interest. At call or 3 months ... 6 per oent; 6 month* ... ty „ Longer Periodr ... 6 , Ail nfr«»natioß on application to SDWABD > Manager Cfli-<—Tmi> . .aeet



T/EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES J\. i - „ '• - TTE^TING'S CO"tJGH,L^^®S'\ R EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES JZEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES 94, Commercial Road, Peckham, July 12, 1890 " Dear Sir, —I am a poor hand at express ing my feelings on paper, but I should like to, thank you, for your lozenges "hive done wonders for me in relieving my terrible cough. Since I had-the operation of 4 Tracheotomy' (the same" as the late Em peror of Germany, and unlike him, thank God I am still alive and getting on well) per formed at St. Bartholomew's Hospital for aduct, or paralysis of the vocal chords, none could possibly have had-a, more: violent cough, indeed it was so bad at time that it quite exhausted me. The mucus also, which was very copious and hard, has been softened and I have been able to get rid 1 of it without difficulty* —I am, sir, youra truly,; - ' , m „• • I! J.HILL. Mr T. Keating. • ■-y ? r Nora. ' ; The above speaks for itself, Front strict inquiry it appears that the benefit from using Keating^ Cough Lozenges ,is under stated. The operation was % specially severe one, and was performed by- the specialist, Dr H. T. Butlin, of S^jßartholo- - mew's Hospital., Since; the operation the only means of relief is the use of these Lozenges. So successful are they thai one - affords immediate benefit, although from the nature of the case the throat irritation' id in tense. Mr Hill kindly allows any reference to be made.to him.' -" v '"■' ■■'■ 'TJ'" l- R EATING'S COUGH LOZENGiW. VEATING'S COUGH, LOZENGES. If EATING'S COUGH LOZENGjSS^ K EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. Sold E-erywhere m Tins. \ : Proprietor—THOMAS KEATING; London, BUOCIBBB IHI BIBT TIB WOBTB : HOLIiO.WAT'B. PILLS & JNTMEHT. mHIB UNIVERSAL IfXI^OIHK.IH 1 HOOBBHOLD THE ?ILLS Pnrlly the Blood, impart tone to the Nermw system, tod act most powerfollyntwotMncl* on the : . - * LIVER AND BOWELS, Promoting Digestion snd Assimilation, an! endowing the whole bodily : frame - wftt- Strength and Tiger. Nemos Headaches Tremblings, with Lassitude and .Genera' Debility quickly yield to the potent force o these well-known Pills,;and; they ar* n rivalleo in theit efficacy in «J1 '' - r iISMALB COMPLAINTS. " i Removing all obstructions, tkfn bJenUfan pimples and +boiLt, better than" mjTqSw family medicine known.' • THE OINTMENT :< : HAS A WOELD. JDE REPUTATION, It btals every k> of Sore, Ulcer 01™*' Wound, more certainly Ifcani^nyotter known salve. Jts aiarvcllous 1 penetrating ''pWera render it in valuable in all . s-'T •. THROAT AND CHEST DISEASES, Curing Bronchitis, Quinseys, and rAstfcna, reducing Glandular Lumps, doing and healing Abscesses ant Fistulas, and lot alleviating the excruciating tortures ol RHEUMATISM, GOUT, ' ' ', ' And Neuralgu .1 is unsuapassed, 1% nvttt fails to remove Scurf and every specie* of ski disease, . ' The Fills and Ointment are manufacture at No. 8, New Oxford street (late 533 Oxford street, London), and are «old by all venders of Patent Lines throughout-the Civilized World. - .; Direction* for use in almost every Istipuaftc Ea?~ Purchasers should lock to the Labe on Pot ajirf Vcrest. If \r>c ad'lr-wr snr* j.«r« are eof nn th*v are tp*ir*nH» ' • OSJZA PERFUMERY. 207, Rue St. Honore, Paris, T E GRAND'S SPECIAL PRODUCTS Savon-Oriza (Oriza Soap)— From, the for mule of Dr O. ReveU. The best soap for rendering the skin white'and soft. " Sweetly and refreshingly scented (rose, green and white). Savon-Oriza-VelonteV exbuisitely per fumed for the toilet and baths. Savon-Oriza (Oriza Soap)— No. 2, «xtra fine, in boxes;"^cakes.. 12, exquisite perfumes, No. I. \ '.','.. r. Oriza-Savon-Licofore, superior quality, rose tea, white heliotrope .ana wnifr violet. ■'. -:- -^ • .;. a:."T!, r Aqua-Oriza— New toilet water,'refreshing to the skin. ' ' " /-,,.. Oriza-Hay—A. toUet water witt ,*e perfume of new.n^oTm ; hay. . .;'• ] ,'■ Oriza-AciduHne—Toilet 1 VinWr, aromatic and disinfectant, special^ adapted for ladies 1 toilets.'" V- a.' :° -"" rT '.',: . Oriza-Scofcch-LaTender--Sprigß of Scotch lavender flowers;' a rioh 1 toilet wat^r. Eau rde - Cologne - Oriaa -— The ~< hjch^life toilet'water. ' '.'".' "'""" \'^' '7 j Oriza-Water—Concftnt^ated^and, pasting. Extract of. superior Eau-de-Cologno f Gouttes - Oriza - Dentifrice'~^^;»^±r»9l m for preserririg tA^j^tl'and^OTm^iii good health and preventing^ decay. Oriza-Dentaire, in paste or' powderygfor whitening the team without a|^c^ing" the enamel. ; - 'r •>.'" Eos - Oriza - et - Oriza-Lys—Perfumeß ;for scenting linen and the ; handkeic*i6f r without staining. •;: > ■ • < rr'_ Oriza-Oll—Yaripudy psrfumed; for^ren dering the hair soffciand.brilliant^fmd: preventing it from falling off, "-. "1* *r-f: Oriza-Lacte, (Oriza iMilk^--Anf emulsive lotion, refreshing tonic "to thejkin,' removing red spots and preventing wrinkles on the face.* " : rril '-'-'■ Creme Oriza (of, Ninon de LenciosV-~Fo» producing a beautiful. White 1 com plexion with the clearness and velvety softness of youth; ? -r" rf ' ' r '■"'' I'-i Orizaline-Coloranfce (the best hair dye}— For instantaneously dyeing the hair to any shade, and with "ho: danger!' to health. In boxes, each with brushes, comb, prospectus, and-bottle; or in boxes, the bottle only withoui accessories. : - . -,;.;'- Ess-Oriza-Incolore Violetteof c y, most exquisite _ perfume, quite, a nosegay of violeto. •" '■'^•■'/^:*/- t »••(.*--• Ess-Oriza, Suave white haliotr ope Boh quetoltheflow«; f•/' &«■ &* ™ CHERTSEY SHESP.DIP. > - FARMERS OF THE CHERTSEY . pisTßiqiTK!: ; I Have much pleasure in stating that my tender for the CHERTSE^DIP has been accepted, and that I will use MURTQN AND WHITE'S PREMIER DIP through^ out the season. ; • . r.' l My man will be at the Chertsey Saleyards every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, land FRIDAY, dm ing .the Season commencing MARCH 19th, from 8 o'clock till •« i 7T' Prices for Dipping 4-d- per; head itiil 14th Aril, =ljdto 14th : May. J -,-.. -\n r I would strongly; advise Farmers to Dip Early, instructions" can be left with Mt : McDowell, ChertaeyV -' • - D.THOMASi 44 Ashburton. ■C QP\C\ ( \ To lend on approved , 3*£O\JKJ freehold sewrW. 5 JOHN 0. CORRu f Barrister & Solicitor Burnett 6t Ajshburfcon.