usual interest is being taken by the' electors on this occasion. Dunk wx, September 28. ' The executive ofKcerr of nearly every Tnde Ujiion me*- on Saturday night to co.wider the question of selecting candi dates at the coming election. It was de cided to send to the Unions the names of candidates for the City, Suburb??, Penin sula, and Port Chalmers, and after the Unions have selected the men, the names will be considered by the Executive of the Trades and Lnbor Council. DuxirmN, September 20. Mr Thomas Mason, of Port Chalmers, contests that seat m the labor interest. BuwiiEnr, September 29 At <i meeting, of hi.s old committee on Saturday night Mr Dobson annoimcoc? it was not his intention to stand again, and would recommend Mr Seymour to his constituents. The meeting was not unanimously m favor of Seymour, and consider the question again to-morrow. Mr A. P. Seymour has announced him self as a candidate for Wairau, and Mr S. J. Macllister is also a candidate. Wellington, September 29. To*day is the date on which the elec toral rolls by law close. The supple mentary rolls will be made up till the issue of writs, and on the day they are signed a circular will be issued to all Registration Oncers, who arc then bound finally to close the rolls. No fresh names can be put on, but those to which objection has been made can be struck off up to the day of election. TiMAKtf, September 29. Mr T. F. Sivuthson, solicitor, will stand for Timaru. There are 2086 names on the principal roll, and many more have been given m since the roll was made up. Oamarit, September 29. The electoral roll for the Oamaru dis trict, as printed, .contains 2061 names. There will probably be a large supple* nientary roll. Invercaroill, September 29. The Hon Mr Richardson arrived to-day, but docs not deliver a political address m the meantime.

MAGISTERIAL.

SOUTH EAKAIA -FRIDAY. (Before Messrs E. S. Coster and L. Oxlcy, J.P.'b) D Reid, for having an unregistered dog / m his possession, was lined 10s and costs (75.) CIVIL CASES. j D. Reid v. Nicholas Welsh, claim 10s for 2 days work. Judgment for plaintiff with costs. ' D, Reid v. N. Welsh, claim 14s fcr wastes due his son m lieu of notice Judgment for the defendant. A large number of cases wore settled out of Court, and m others judgment was confessed. ■.imii.iiim l.i /

Fo many cases of suicide have occurred among the school cl\ili!r':n of (■lerinany on account of overstudy, failure to pass ex aminations, &c, that a relaxation of the school discipline is suggested.

TELEGRAPHIC

HOME AND FOREIGN.

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LounoN, September 28. "Wool is firm, with a hardening ten dency. The death is announced of the Hon. Alfred J. F. Egerton, M.P. for Eccles, at the age of thirty-six. The Irish members arrested for'in citing tenants not to pay rent were again brought before the Magistrates at Tipperary and remanded. Messrs Timothy Healey and Timothy Harring ton, M.P.'s, continually bullied the Pencil and scenes of the most disgraceful (character were incessant. The "Standard," m discussing the American Tariff Bill, declares it to be the most drastic protection measure m the world, and that as ten of the free Southern States being so little con sidered, there is danger of new seces sions. The " Standard " considers that the tariff will cause greater prosperity to the Australian tinned me&t industry and New Zealand fisheries, and will also develop profitable industries m Africa and Egypt, while it means commercial starvation to India. Ottawa, September 27- The case for the prosecution m the charge of the murder of an. English tourist, preferred against Birchall, has concluded. The evidence adduced is of a strong circumstantial nature. _ | Fitzgerald, President of the Ameri can League, is indignant at Mr Parnell j advising the Parliamentary delegates ■ ■who intend visiting America shortly to avoid the extreme sections of the League m that country. Mexico, September 27. An unsuccessful attempt has been made to assassinate General Porfirio Diaz, the President of the Republic. Berlin, September 27. An epidemic of influenza has again made its appearance m the city. Count Waldersee and General de Vercly dv Vernois have resigned their portfolios, owing to the Emperor with holding his consent to strengthening the Prussian army at a cost of five million marks, Washington, Sept. 27. McKinley's Tariff Bill has been agreed to by a confei-ence of the two Houses, and will come into operation on October 6th. Sugar below No. 16 is to be admitted free, above that one half cent, per lb. Thursday Islanp, September 28. Information received here states that cholera is raging at Shanghai, Ngasaki, and Hong Kong. St Petersburg, September 27. # The position of the Jews m Russia has been referred to a special commis sion composed of the Governors of provinces.

AUSTRALIAN

Melbourne, September 27. The first trial of ammunition manu factured by Captain Whitney, of Auck land, has been highly satisfactory. Sydney, September 27. The Rabbit Bill introduced into the House of Assembly offers no assistance or concessions m the direction of sup plying landholders with small loans or to paying a quota to cope with the pest. The Bill to a large extent facilitates the erection of rabbit proof fenoin" 1 by recompensing substantial improvements under the Crown Lands Act, also by regulating the liabilities and contributions of parties interested. It also provides that the cost of main tenance of the present rabbit proof fences erected as a barrier to the pest by the State shall be thrown on the owners of land adjoining that protec tion.

INTERPROVINCIAL

Wkixingto3T, September 28. It is stated that the Government have ordered a further supply of Martini-Henry rifles, and that they will arrive about December. Duneihn, September 27. Edwin Rogers, three years of age, was drowned m the Molyneux yesterday.

Latest Cable News.

HOME AND FOREIGN.

[PER PIIESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received September 29, 10.20 .a.m.) THE MARKETS. London, September 29. Medium tallow has fallen 6d. The quantity of wool catalogued up to date is 123,000 bales, of which 113,000 have been sold. The English wheat market is declin ing, Continental steady, and American unchanged. A cargo of New Zealand wheat, off coast, has keen gold at 365. i

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PEAK HILL GOLD RUSH.

Sydnky,. September 29. m TJie rusli to Peak Hill goldfield con tinues. No fresh discoveries have been made.

FREE SELECTORS IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

Some dismay lias been occasioned among shearers, ,who are free .selectors, by the discovery that their holdings are liable to be distrained upon.

TASMANLAN POLITICS.

. Hojjakt, September '.:!). A motion lias been tabled asking for a dissolution of Parliament, on the. ground that the Government railway proposals were all rejected. The Government regarded it as a, wanr-of confidence motion, and adjourned. The notice of motion was given without the consent of the Opposition.

AN INSANE WIFE.

Melbourne, September 27. A woman named Whitford, murdered her husband at Sandhurst while asleep, by battering his head with an axe. She is insane.

THE AS'HBLIiTON" GtfAIIDIAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "W"&#S



Wool Season, 1390-1891 \ ''" ASHIJUHTON WOOL STOKES. , Mil JOHN G. RESTELL" BKGS TO INTIMATE TO THE WOOL GROWERS OF ASHBURTON DISTRICI THAT HE IS PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH -AJDV^ItfaES ON THE GROWING CLIP, -■■'. .. OR ON WOOL PLACED IN HIS HANDS FOR SALE LOCALLY, OR IN CHRISTCHURCHy OR FOR SHIPMENT Me. RESTELL will act m conjunction with the NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY LIMITED, who will RENDER ACCOUNT SALES WITH THEIR USUAL PRJMPTITUDE B|l2* John G. Restell, COMMISSION, FINANCIAL AND GENERAL AGENT, WEST STREET, GRAIN AND WOOL BKOKEK. -FOE SALE OATS SHARPS B X A N FLOUR POTATOES FENCING WIRE—BARBED AND PLAIN, TEA, SUGAR, CANDLES, AND GENERAL FARM,STORES, KAiTINCATA COAL. AGENTFOR—Union Fire and MiU'ine Insuranco Company Let. ; Mercantile ' Finance Agency Company, Ltd. ; Colonial Bfutugl Life Assurance ; | . DEERING ALL STEEL TWINE BINDER; CEYLON and INDIAN TEAS Association; The Mercantile Gazette, etc., etc, etc, GKOKGE JAMESON ■ ASHISUETO:N AND KAKAIA HAS FOR SALE ,THE FOLLOWING FARM SEEDS red and \\ THITE CLOVER COW GRASS AND ALSYKE RYE GRASS—COCKSFOOT . [ETCJI ETC] WE HAVE ALSO IN STOCK,— TURNIP SEEDS Sfwifll attention is paid to^the SEED DEPARTMENT, ana none but those of the best quality and description are imported^ Station-holders and can always rely on getting the. newest seed obtainable'; ~T HAVE FOR'SALE m Large or Small quantities':— GUANO SUPERPHOSPHATE HIGH-CLASS SUPERPHOSPHATE DISSOLVED BONES POTATO MANURE BONE DUS^ ANIMAL GUANO GEORGE JAMESON, ASHBURTON AND KAKAIA 8 15T> EXXISINSIOiN' OF PREMISES "The Corner." f.E COLLIER XXAS ■■pleasure m announcing the opening of a jNEW MILLINERY JTIL SHOWROOM by the addition to the promises of the adjacent shop. The Department is placed under the charge of a Firsc-cass Millinei'*(MTS;> Lk MB*ciEii.)fromChnstchurch; . - THE NEWEST STYLES : i In MILLINERY, FLOWERS, and nlsoj SPRINCJ ROODS generally ,-m-o now ■ : showing- ■ . ■ - .■■ ' ' " ■'''■■■■■ CUSTOMERS'niiiyKrely^on the best stylo combined with the moat rciiHoiiab charges* W. H. COLLIKE,



jf}-j" TO OA PER DAY to be <sj_L dOTT made by person of either sex 1 m their own localities, at work for us. New business. All meet with wonderful success. Anyone can do the •work. Capita 1 not required. We' will start you. Outfit worth £1 mailed free. The employment is particularly apapted to the region m which this publication i circulates. Boys and girls earn nearly as I much as men. Full particulars and m. . structions mailed free. Now is the time ' —don't delay, but write to us at once. Address —Stihtson and Co., Portland j Maine, United States. SPRING "" HAS a^ain come upon us, and fi nA \ MITCHELL & TURNER ready with a choice and varied selection of New GOODS m every way suitable to the ] Season, and the alterations and enlarge ment of their premises now a;ive every opportunity for full inspection of their New Prints, New Dress Goods, i New Costumes, \ KF SEE OUR WINDOWS / New Boots and Shoes. MITCHELLS TURNER IIAIAFOI HOUSE, IANCRED S7REET,



—ASHBURTON— TROTTISTG CJLUB. FIRST Meeting will be held on the Ashburton Racecource on OCTOBER 16th, 1890. Nominations Close, FRIDAY, Sept 26, nt 9 p.m.. at Club Room, Central Hotel. For Programme, etc., I Apply JNO. J. C. QUANE, 9+83 S3cretary. Iffl. SPARROW TAILOE AND MEN'S MERGER. EAST STREET.



| ■ i&NOW'tf THE TIME TO USE i 11 i^D W GOD'S SCALY BLIGHT SPECIFIC D. THOMAS. MY CLOVEES FOR THE SEASON HAVE JUST COME TO HAND, Per Snip " Nelson. THEY ABE~aTiN QUALITY AND LOW IN PEICE, THEY ARE KOKST and SONS, op LONDON* CHOICEST SEEDS, INSPECTION INVITED. SAMPLES SUPPLIED DrrHOMAS, ASHBUKTOK. D. THOMAS (Lace of Matsojc, Cox akp Co. AUCTIONEER, LAND, INSURANCE, and ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, WOOL and GRAIN BROKER ASH BURTON! t **' "'■ ■"' 0" " '. IL TOANS, t Negotiated, Weekly Sales of Live Stock ; Tinwald and Ashburton J alternately. Fortnightly Sales of Sheepskins, Fat, and Hides on FRIDAYS. Sales of Wool throughout the Season. Grain bought and sold on CoinmifiHion. Clearing Saies as per arrangement LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. I have been appointed Agent for the above Company and am now prepared take risks o» BuiMi'v,'*, and' Growing Crop.^fat current rates.. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL, TATTERSALL'S," WEST STREET, ASHBURTOft iVM Prepared to make LIHNRAI .CASH ADVANCES against the Grow Clip of WOOL, placed m my.hand for SALE m Ashburton, orJShipmcnt Eng nd. WOOLPACIvS. TWINE, Oil. RADDLE &c. SUPPLIED' D, TEJMAS.- ASHBURTON^ Timber. Timber. Timber. TTAVING purchased the TIMBER BUSINESS of Mr John G. Resteu- we J 1_ have amalgamated the same with our Business m East Street, where both will'be carried on conjointly. Our Clients can rely on receiving the full advantage of this change, as we intend, as heretofore, supplying their demands m a most liberal ard satisfactory manner. We have m Stock large quantities of every kind of BUILDING MATERIALS, and all orders entrusted to us will receive prompt attention. NOW LANDING :—A line of splendid WHITE PINE FLOORING and MATCHLINING. NEWCASTLE and MOUNT SOMERS COAL ON SALE. W. H. Goliis and Co. TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, ashburton;



a toot?;-: sthket, A S HBURTO X. ' Hk.vuy T>avi*, Proprietor, (late of Plough, j I Hotel, Rangiorn.) rnHT.S OM Established and fnvnrite 5. F.-imily Hotel, has u'ood aecuitmxKiH !:;o:j fur fatiiili.fi!-;, boarders, or commercial ti'.-ivelkT.s, with private sitting rooms itud bedrooms. CHARGES TO MEKT THE TIMES. Nothing hub the best brands of Wine;? and Spirits, and Wahd and Co'h. celebrated Ales kept m stock. THE PROPRIETOR, having also just erected a lnrge new (stable with eleven stalls and two loose boxes for the accommodation of his country customer?', wishes to inform them that stabling for horses is FREE, with good feeds for Is each. Special arrangements can be inado for loose boxes for Entire Horses or Race Horses for the coming season. HORSES AND BUGGIES ON HIRE. _____ 9 145 WOLSELEY -SHEEP SHEARING MACHINES. \\ J E have made arrangements for our V V Expert, MR T. H. PETTIGRE W to visit the Canterbury province this week, find communications addressed to him at the General Post Ofiicc, Christchurch, or care of Mr Melville Okay, Timaru, will receive early attention. FULTON, STANLEY & CO, Dunedin, Agents for the Wolseley Sheep Shearing Machines m Canterbury, Otago and South land 9 112 ASHBURTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL Horse Parade WILL bo held at the ASHBURTON COUNTY SALE YARDS cm SATURDAY, 4th CCTOBER, 1890, at 10.30 a.m. Brood Marcs may als-) be entered. Entries : Stallions, 5s ; Msires, 2s 6d, close with the undesigned on TUESDAY, September 30th, at 5 p.m. Admission to grounds, Is. Members free. JNO. J. C. QUANE, 9§95 Secretary. TEFiiWs T)ROS TEPHENS J3 RO S, MARKET HOUSE AS coming events cast their shadows before, and knowing this to be the case, we have just landed a nice assort ment of DAIRYING UTENSILS, in cluding— MILK SKIMMERS. MILK STRAINERS, MILK BUCKETS, BUTTER PATS. BUTTER PRINTS. MILK PANS, CHURLS,' tv'C, &G. In Household Requisites We have Saucepans, Kettles, Pots, Pans, Tubs, Buckets, Baths, Clocks, Watches, AC, &c. GARDEN TOOLS Spades, Forks, Hakes, Hoes (American and Dutch), Spade Handles, Fork Handles, Rake Handles,' and a large variety of other goods m every-day use, such as BRUSHES SCRUB, SHOE, HLACKLEAD. BROOMS * HA Hi, BASS, CANE, CORN, &c. ALL ORDERS, by Post or otherwise, executed at once, and delivered promptly. Customers m town y;aited upon if re quested. Every effort to give GOOD VALUE and satisfaction. STEPHENS BROS. MAEKFT HOUSE ASHBUKTONj MOUNT SOMERS COAL 2l\J& PER TON AT any Railway Station between RAKAIA and RANGITATA by the Truck Load. THIS COAL IS QUITE EQUAL TO KAITANGATA AND HALF THE PRICE, E. F. WEIGHT. Or. H. ALLISON, "PROPRIETOR of Methven Livery JL Stables, begs to inform the public of the Methven and Ashburton Districts, thafche will again start running a Passenger Coach from Methven to Ashburton on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS from 4th October, leaving Methven at 8 a.m., and the Somerset Hotel, Ashburton, at 4p.m. Fares, single, 4s ; returns, (is. Parcels and Orders carefully attended to. 9tllß FISHING SEASON, 1890 91. FISHING TACKLE. F>S IE Hi c X 1890 NG !T A 1891 TUST arrived, ex "DORIC "from best (J English and American Manufac turers a iarge and well assorted stock of all Fishing requisites. Rods, Lines, Reels, Minnows, Fiies, Gaff Hooks, single, double and treble, Mountings, assorted Hooks; Waterproof Stockings, India Rubbercrack pro of Gu m Boots, water proof Fish Bags" In great variety, including latest pat terns. Every article of the soasoii at lowest prices. Fishing Licenses can now be obtained from me. ALSO.—New Stock of CRICKETING and TENNIS MATERIALS. W. ZANDER, Direct Importer Fishing Tackle. Tobbacconisfc and Fancy Goods. Ladies a»d. Gentlemen's Hairdreasiiig 9|30 Saloon



l' PUBLIC NOTICE. TAILOR. BEGS to inform his numerous friends and the public yen-orally that ho has commo'.icod business on his own account m premises lately occupied by Mr, F. F. Clayton, East street, v.uxt J. Gun & Co.'.s. Fit, Stylo and quality guaranteed, combined with modern^; hwn s. 1) ]8 PUBLIC LIBRARY READING R< >OM. NOTICE is hc-.eby given that the PuMic Jvj;idin:.r Room ,wili be c'o-sid for repairs on TUESDAY, Sepfcom b:jr yOth, juul WEDNESDAY, October Ist. BY ORDER. September, 27th, 181)0. 9 152 TO TRAVEL THE LONGBEACH DISTRICT, j ~PHE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE X STALLION SiR WILLIAM JERVOIS (238 'New Zealand Stud Boole.) Sire, What's Wanted (imp.) dam Polly Wallace.—Bred by R. Charters, "Esq., Ury Park Mos^icl. WHAT'S WANTED was bred by W. S Mark, Esq., Tarves, Scotland. His dam Jess was a pure Clydesdale, a great t prizetaker, of immense bone and fine .symmetry. His sire Lord Haddo was a very .successful horse m the show rinw. WHAT'S WANTED when a yearling m 1873 gained first honors afc Inverary, and the second prize at Aberdeen. At 3 years he wen the Royal Northern Society's first prize and the Auchtennuch.ty first prize of £55 beating a field of 173 horses. In 1870 at Stirling he was awarded the first prize of (30 guineas and m 1877 the first prize of £100 at Glasgow, m a fieid of 200 of the best horses m Scotland. POLLY WALLACE by Wallace (imp.) Wallace gained innumerable prizes m Victoria and was also very successful m New Zealand Show Rings. POLLY WALLACE'S dam by Emperor out of an imported mare. EMPKROR was one of the most famous ■Horses which ever travelled m New Zealand. His sire Napoleon (imp.) dam Nancy (iIMM.) From the above it will be seen tlmt SIR WILLIAM JIORYUS.S is <.nu of the best bred horses m the country, boinir stiaighfc from imported .stock on both sides. For cards and terms apply » W. D. DAY.'SON, Proprie;or, 9 1-1(5 Waterton. ASHBURTUiS UOLiNTi COO.CiL." TENDERS invited on .'snl October for painting County Council Offices. Particulars at oince. By Order. Wit, BAXTER, 0 153 County Engineer. OATS" T AM A BI'YER OF G'Ol D L SAMPLES OF SHORT OATS. CEO.RGE JAMESON, ASHBUKTOIT~JI(TkoTZJH UUIaNC'L 'VTOTICE is herd)}- »iven that all JL i annual Licenses under the Borough Bye-LaA\s, namely, for KeroHceno or Petroleum I Carriers j Hackney Carriages Drivers Public Buildings Hawkers Will expire on TUESDAY, the 30th September instant. Applications for renewal must be made on the expiry of the old Licenses, under n penalty, m default, not exceeding Five Pounds. CHAS. E. FOOKS, Town Clerk. Borough Council Office, Ashburton. Sept. 22nd, 1800 o*l2l AUCTION SALJ^atRAKAU AT the request of several Farmers and others, a Sale by Auction will be held at my Stores, Rakaia, on 'THURSDAY, 2nd OCTOBj^. Present Entries include —^ -| r\ HEAD CATTLE. £ DRAUGHT HORSES. -i GREY COLT, by Burlington, JL three years, H USEFUL three-year-old COLT. 1 TWO-YEAR-OLD COLT, by Hunnington. rjr\ hoggets. npf PRIME FREEZERS. 1 on bushels oats' O TONS BRAN and SHARPS. Quantity 'Pigs. A larj-e number of ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Potatoes, «fee, Ac. Sale will commence at noon. GEORGE JAMESON. 9f 138 J. R. BLAND, Auctioneer. mrlTthomas. HORSE PARADE, ASHBURTON. SATURDAY, 4tii OCTOBEB, 1 8 9 0. MR D. THOMAS has. received instructions from Mk Daniel McKkndhy to sell by auction at Bullock's Arcade, immediately after the Parade, on SATURDAY, 4th OCTOBER, 1890, At half-past 2 p.m. His three-year-old Draught Stallion YOUNG "NEW STYLE" by New Style out of Dolly by Glehroy. First PRIZE two-year-old at Ashburton Show last year. A good sort, sound, well grown with plenty of quality. A L S O, I have been instructed by' Mn Roueut Clakk, Tinwald, to sell at the same time and place, His three-year-old Draught Stallion, "BANKER HERO " by Spring bank, dam Bloss. Springbank by Holmes' Banker (imp.) dam Farmer's Lass by Muir Lad (imp) g.d. Darby Briton (imp). Bloss by Young Hero (imp) dam Blos som by Lincolnshire Hero (imp.) g.d. Rose by Matchless. Terms at sale. Sale at 2.30 p.m. D THOMAS, 1 f Auctioneer,



Public Notices O. Xlioviiton JDii*l!e.y AND, T3STATH AND STOCv AGKN T 161 Hereford Si reot, (Jhristchureh 1 have sums of •» ney to lend on gcoil security at low rates of interest. Several Farms for Sale • ' " ■— - LOST on Sunday, 21st September, a Slate Coloured j&ioep Dog, wit'i bobtail, answers to name of *'Smoker." Finder rewarded on delivery of dog to P. DEVANE, 9tl~ Ashburton Hotel. BALL. A BACHELORS' BALL will be held J~\ m the Wakanui Schoolroom o» FRIDAY, October 3rd, 1890. Admission : Gents, 3s (kl; Ladies free. Refreshments provided By Order, 9* THE CUMMITTE. MR G- F- DODDS, QURGEON DENTIST, will return C? from his visit to Aknrai, and re sume his professional duties m Ashburton on THURSDAY, 2nd October. G. F. DODDS, Court Chamber*, 9"' Ashburton. fih£WODJiTFiREWO3DTi rr HE undersigned lias been favored JL. Avith instructions from the Chair man of the South Raknia Road Board, to offer by Public Auction ON THURSDAY, 2xn. OCTOBER, ABOUT 40 Cords Gum FIREWOOD 40 In lots to suit Purchasers. No Reserve. Sale at 12 noon, at my Rakaia Yards. GEO. JAMESON, J. R. Bland, Auctioneer. ' TTmblTc meetin (f. ' ASHBURTON WOOL S-A-LIES- A MEETING of Woolgrowers is here- IjL by convened for SATURDAY, the 4th October, at 2.80 p.m. at the Orange Hall, to consider the above. M. BRUCE, 9 Convener. "ashburton choral society/ rr HE First Rehearsal of the MESSIAH i will be held at the School of Music, Saunders' Buildings, ou Tuesday, Sept. 30th, 1890, When all intended performers are invited to be present. H. J. MOSS, 9 li; Hon. Sec. MEN m charge o r Threshing Machines experience great difficulty m dressing clean without a considerable portion of the grain being blown away with the chaff. This difficulty can be effectually overcome by using FLAVALL'S PATENT DRESSING BOARD. F. FLAVALL, is prepared to alter any machine and tit Flavall's Patent Dressing Board into the machine at a very small cose. F. Flavai.l fitted six of Fiavall's Patent Dressing Boards into machines m this district last season. All have given first class satisfaction. F. FLAVALL, is prepared to fit up machines with all the latest improve ments, m. : TFE 12it SPRING SHAKERS, NEW BOTTOM DRESSING APPARATUS, with FLAVALL S PATENT DR ING BOARD New top or SECOND DRESSER with 3ft riddles, and to make the old Threshing Machines do the threshing and dressing equal to new machines. SEE FLAVALL'S TESTIMONIALS, Pbtkr Strket, ASHBURTON "trNIcF¥~¥YjrAM6HIP COMPANY, (LIMITED.) IsT OTI G 33 IN consequence of the Disorganisation of Shipping Labor, the Directors re gret they are UNABLE TO ADVERTISE THE RUNNING OF STEAMERS AS USUAL. Intending PaSSENGERS and SHIP PERS will receive ALL POSSIBLE INFORMATION at the Company's ()fiices. GEORGE JAMESON, A cut, Aehburt'.