WORK AND WAGES.

(FIB FBBBS ABBOOIArlOir.)

London. February 5. The Carmen's Union, consisting of fourteen thousand men, and the Liver pool, Irish, and Scotch dockers of thirty thousand men are amalgamating. The London Dockers, Docks, Wharves, Warehouses, Granaries, and Union lock-out men, are refusing to load non- Union carmen. An endeavour is being made to prevent a strike of wool labourers, who allege that they are Buffering from ■everal grievances. Brooks' Wharf has joined the Bermondaey strikers.

ROBBEKY OF ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS

In the criminal division of the Melbourne City Court recently, before a full bench, John A. Jones, a youth, was charged on remind with stealing from the Empire Build ing Society,,Collins street west, where he was employed.-, He is the son of a well-known colonist, Mr, Furlonge. barrister, appeared to prosecute j Mr W. Smith was attorney for the accused;, In August of last year Mr Costello, the secretary ot the society, took some holi days,/and it was arranged that during his absence;the accused should perform the work of the office. There was left with accused a blank cheque,on one of the City banks, signed by Mr Costello, ro that in the event of a depositor requiring money, Jones # could obtain the signatures of two of the directors to it, and fill up for the amount required; But as soon as Mr Cestello had gone, Jones filled the cheque up for ;£iapo, having previou^y obtained the stgna* hires of the directors 10 it on a 'pretence, got the money from the bank, took a passage in the Garonne in an assumed name, and slso got a drift on » a London bank," but he was intercepted, at .Suez, and lodged in prison there, Bending the arrival of Detective D. G. M'Donnell, who went ovei from here and brought him back. A quantity of evidence was taken, and Detective O'Donnell gave some astonishing particulars of the Suez prison, and the^ "unenviable experiences of. Jones in it The • prison' was an awful place, and Jones was in avertible condition of dirt. He begged to be bioufd^ back to Melbourne at once, even if he' got fifteen year*,' for there, at all events, he would be in a clean gaol, and amongst his own race of people. The sanitary arrangements in the Suez 'hole' were abomin able, and there were eighteen or nineteen tfack Arabs:, in the same cell as Jones who suffered acutely. A dog might die with the smell. Mr Fur longe remarked that ' this 'intelligence of what abscpnders might expect should have a deterrent .eiffect on this class of crime. The Bendr Acquiesced.; Mr Smith,- for Jones, applied that he should be dealt wtth under the Juvenile- Offenders' Act, he only being eighteen.- He only: received 18s per week, and th'e'opportunity to manipulate the cheque was a terrible temptation for. him. Mr Furlonge.iraised no objection, and did not. press* for ajbeivy penalty, but the Bench determined to send the accused for trial to the Supreme Court. ■■■ , '

TELEGRAPHIC. HOME AND FOREIGN.

[MB PRMS ASSOCIATION.]

THE BANK ROBBER. Londojt, Febrowy 4 »nd 5 Allpress, arrested on a charge of stealing from the Commercial Bank, Melbourne, states that after committing the robbery he escaped to China, and theuce to America. Subse quently he visited Germany and Monte Carlo, arriving in London a week ago. He was discovered passing a document which had- been abstracted from the Bank; and property of the value of ;£io,ooo has been recovered. It is expected that extradition proceedings will be instituted on Saturday, and accused will be kept in custody pend ing the arrival of a Melbourne detec tive. .

IMPERIAL PENNY POST.

The "Morning Post" considers that the time is opportune for an Imperial Commission to enquire into the question of a penny postal system.

ANOTHER LECTURER.

Colonel ' Saunderson, M.P. for Armagh North, will make a lecturing tour through America and Australia in the autumn.

BISHOPRIC OF DURHAM.

The " Standard " states that the Rev

Randal T. Davidson, D.D., Dean of Windsor, has been offered the Bishopric of Durham, rendered vacant by the death of Dr Lightfoot.

CRETE

The impression is gaining strength that the Great Powers will coerce the Porte to grant certain reforms in Crete.

OBITUARY.

The death is announced of the Due de Montpensier of apoplexy.

RECIDIVISTES.

Fabis, February 6. " Le Temps " asserts that the fear of Australians as to an influxof recidivistes from*the French Colonies ia unwar ranted, as only 32 have escaped in five years, and of those, sixteen were cap tured and extradited.

PORTUGAL AND THE ZAMBESI

Lisbon, Feb. 5

It: is reported that all the Powers, with the exception of Germany, have accepted the proposal ot Portugal for the appointment of a conference to dis cuss the dispute with regard to the Zambesi. England, it is said, has already given her assent.

SLANDER.

Bebiht, February 5. The editor of the " Kolnische Zei tung " has been imprisoned for a month for publishing slanderous statements re ferring to the Empress Frederick.

A BULGARIAN PLOT.

* 3 ".■ Sofia. Feb: 5 A plot, involving several officers who were conspiring to murder Prince Fer dinand and members of the Ministry, has been discovered. Numerous arrests are reported.

THE AMERICAN LEGISLATURE

New Yobk, Febio»ry 5 The Republicans have secured quorums in both houses of the American Legislature.

AUSTRALIAN

(PlB fBBSS ASSOCIATION.}

QUEENSLAND. Bbisbane. February 5. The Queen's assent has been given to the Chinese Restriction Bill.

4 danger, exists that seals mil be ex terminated. The U.S. agent in Sehring Sea thinks i the .supply, there cannot la«t for more than six years nnleea an end is pat to illegal fiihing,*jr whion bhc seals are killed and left in tbefwuter for every carouse tb*t is

MAGISTERIAL

ASHBURTON—THURSDAY.

(Before Mr 0. A. Wray, R,M,, and Shea Lawlor J P.) BAH.WAY BY-LAWS.

, James Crawford w»s charged with hav ing obstructed the wocklng of the Hoiuaoi-Bluff railway.—lt appeared thai the defendant was crossing the metals some distance north of the Rakala bridge, but not flailing the proper croising the wheels were oaught In the rails and the horses bioke the traoes. A man was sent on ahead to w*ro the express train, which #»■ delayed about s x minutes.—The police pointed out that a rail might have been displaced by the wagfron, bat In this case the Department did not; press for a heavy penalty,—The Magistrate advised the defendant when crossing the line In future to Took ont for an opsn mossing. A. fine of 10s and costs wan inflicted. IftSCLTINO LAHGUAGJS. Isabella Mclvor was charged with having on several occasions used (molting language towards Sarah Wskeham, at Winslow, and. an appltoation was made to have defendant bound over to keep the penc-.—Mr Puraoll appeared -for the comjVuxat uLti Mr Oatr for the defen dant.—The complainant stated that some time ago she had occasion to lay an information against the defendant for assaulting one of the, young W&kehams, and that since that time defendant had abused and Insulted complainant Mid members of her family , when she met them. Complainant denied hav ing given defendant any provoca tion, bat admitted having on one or two occasions beaten » kettle-dram In order "to deaden the sound of Mrs MoJ>ot'b vofoe," Complainant said that she wa« not frightened of defendant doing her any bodily Injury, but she wanted her to "keep her tongue quiet."—Thomas Wskebem, the husband of the last witness, gave corroborative evidence. He ad mitted having mtde rather unseemly gestures In the preiecoa of the defendaut, but said that he did so In consequence of her irritotlng behavior.-Two other wlt neases give evidence.—For the defence Mr Oorr oalled Isabella Molvor, the defendant, who said that.complainant and her £»ml'y bad been continually annoying her, npver missing a chance of ptovoklng her, and when she . used the, language compUlned of,'shehad been goaded to it by Ihs behavior of the WaVehams, On a couple of occasions Wakehain made very Insulting gestures jln; the ■. presence of defendant.—Robert Mclvor, a lad of 14, give oorroboratlve evidence.7-Tbe Becoh considered that there had been faults on both sides, and that the oasa wao one which should never have been brought before the Court. The Information would be dismissed. ALLKGED OBSCENE LANGUAGE. Obarles Physios:, charged with mik'ng usa of obscene lnnguage was remanded 111 jlonday. STEAIING OATS. Robert Shields, and — JBeverldge, two youths, wrre charged with having stolen some sheaves of o&ts from a ptrfdook, the property of J. R. Colyer. Mr Purnell Appeared for the defendants and admitted the charge. The lad* bore the best of characters, and when taking these oats to feed their horses did not think they were doing anything particularly wrong. The Bench hoped the present case would be a warning to the defendants to respeot the rights of property. Taking the youth of the , delinquents Into consideration, and their good character, they wonld be let off this time. ', ■ crra cases. C. Braddell v S. Gould, olalm £2 2s 3d. Mr Wilding for plaintiff, The olalm w»i on aeoonnt of bread supplied by tbo Ashburton Bread Company, whose book debts plaintiff had purohesed. Judgment for plaintiff by default for the amount ohimed and.ooats. John Orr aud Oo v. W. J. Welsh, claim £24 13s on a judgment summons. No order was made. J. Orr and On v. R. McOlure, claim £8 15s 9d on » judgment summins. No order was made. <

THE FEDERATION CONFERENCE.

[BY ELEOTBIO TELEG3APH—COPXBIGHTJ

[Psk Pbbss Association,]

(Reoalyed February 6,1 p.m.)

Meibottkhe, February 6. It is Btill doubtful whether the Con ference will be open to the Presft. Sir Henry Parkes, the Premier * of New South Wales, is in favor of the Press being admitted, but Sir 1 G. Griffiths, Premier of Queensland j and Hon T. Playford,, Premier of .South Australia, are strongly opposed to this course, it is understood. The statement is made on pretty good authority that there is rea son to believe that an agreement favor able to the objects of the Conference will be arrived at. t : It is considered'likely that Victoria will fall in with the view of New South Wales. The duration of the Conference >• will be about a 1 week. Mr Gillies .had a long interview with Sir Henry Parkes yesterday, when the latter gave his reasons' for objecting to fill the chairmanship of the Conference. He pointed out that at all the other Conferences, the Premier of the colony, in which they were held, presided, and he saw no reason why that rale should now be departed from. : Sir H. Parkes says that he has several personal and private reasons for declining the position. Mr Gillies is likely to preside. It is expected that the banquet to-night will be the most, brilliant and imposing function of the kind that has ever taken place in the colonies, i Apart from the loyal toasts there will be only one toast that of "United Australia," !to.which Sir Henry Parkes responds.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

'Frisco Mail. New Plymouth, February 6. The steamer Kanlerl with the Frisco mall from Manukan arrived here about noon. She was delayed owing to smoke from the shore preventing the Captain making out the pott. The Southern portion of the mail has gone to Wellington by special train. Death. : ■ - Wellington, Feb. 6; Mr Sted, formerly Secretary of the Customs Department, died this morning. Be had been lof'failing health for some time. His pensloa of £666 pc? annum expires with him. [ Sir R. Stout. ■ .' . NxiaoN, February 6 Sir R. Stout is on a visit to Nelson, where he comes toplaon his son at college. Sailed. ■ ■ . Oamabu, Februn^ 6 The Shaw* Savllle and Albion ocm pany's barque Lutterworth, sailed foe London today with a cargo of* wool, skins, tallow and wheat.

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

(Fxb Pbbss Association. )

[BY ELICCTBIC TELEGRAPH OOPTBIGHT.j ' (PER PRBBa ASSOCIATION.) (Reoelved February G, noon, ARIOT; - "-■'•-:- •"'•' Lisbon February 5, A serious disturbance occurred dur

ing the performance cf a pantomime in this city. Two clowns impersonated Major Pinto and Senor Castello pro tecting the Portuguese flag, when the audience rushed the stage and wrested the flag from the clowns, who were handed over to the military. The infuriated mob then wrecked the building.

LABOR QUESTIONS.

Beklin, February 4 The Emperor William has summoned the Staatsrath to discuss the condition of operatives throughout the Empire. The Emperor will preside himself.

THE FRENCH EXPENDITURE.

Pabis, February 4. The French expenditure for the year exceeds the revenue by , thirty * six million francs. < -

SPORTING

WELLINGTON RAOES.

(MB PBBBS ASSOOIAHOir.)

Sutt Kackooubse, February 6,, Trial Handicap. Wanderer, Bit 2ib ... (Huxtable) 1 Angler, 7at « (Oollelo) 2 Ppr«e String, Ist 7lb .« ( ffltby) 3 Won by * length. ■ ' •"•'■'-

THE LICENSING QUESTION

The town was quite in ft state,of excitement to-day over the Borough Licensing Committee election. It is now some years since the Licensing Election caused any stir among the ratepayers, and in fact we have had no electioneering stir worth the name since last Parliamentary Election when .Mr' Walker scored his signal victory for Aehburton and Mr Buxton romped in a proud winner against Mr Bolleston for Geraldine. . So it wag quite like old times to be button holed in the street, and have one's vote solicited. There w6re election joke cries invented for the occasion, and one of tbeße was '" What price beer/"' The suggestive of this little cry was the strong army of Borii faces that were out on the war path,. Mine Host of the Commercial was on picket in East street, with a pleased and hear/ty smile on his face and a roll of ratepayers in his pocket; The Somerset" President 1 took his stand at the Burnett street crossing and joyfully told his friends at one o'clock that 54 of the 75 votes then registered were " ;safe anyhow." The Central superintend lent jehu'd a dogcart; and did yeomanly service for his side, while generally in the hotelkeepers' in terest the "chariots did rage in the streets." Mr J> C. I )uncan, in the teototal interest, was iadefi ttigable in his can | vacs, and betting was much in his favor. I The teetotal interest made but little fuss, although woik was going on for the temperance candidates quietly but persistency. In fact, although some big odds were offered on this candidate and the; other by sporting men, it was found, to be ft difficult thing to spot at all the winning five, As far, however, as electioneering reports go, it is % thought that the tem perance candidates will not score a majority, when the poll ig declared to night ahnnt seven o'clock.

THE CRONIN MURDER TRIAL

THE PRISONER* BEHTENOBD.

BOESCE IN COURT.

London, Deo. 20 The Oep&th trial came to a conoluoio* on Monday, Deo ember IG, the jury arrl*- log at a verdict atter having been fonr days in deliberation. They found Burke, O'Sulllv an, and Cenghlin guilty of murder, and tb'sy were seateDced to imprisonment fox life. Kqdzs was found guilty of being an accessory, t»nd was sentenced to three years' imprisonment, while Biggs wii found not guilty. When the verdlot wa« announced Ooughlln, O'Sullivan, and Burke turned deadly pale. Kunza started suddenly from his seat, and then dropped his head .on hit breaßt and bunt Into ttara. Bigg's face was luminous with joy. Aites tbe.jury had been polled ha walked to their seats and shook bands hej-rtlly with the foreman and said: 11 Gentliamen,-1 thank you; I trust the futore ua»y confirm yout judgement opon me, and that yon will never regret you found me not guilty of this terrible charge," A solemn. silence followed, the only sounds being. Kunza's sobs., He. s«fd: *• God knows I'm Innocent." O'Sul- Hvan cilod also, but soon recovered. The prisoners were then led back to gaol. They will be imprisoned in the Juliet PetnlUntlary, near Chicago. Oonnsel for the defence moved for a new tilal foe the convicted men, and the hearing of the application wan fixed for January 13, [A leoent cablegram announced that the ap plication f(»e a new trial had beenJref used ] Since the close of the trial some par ticulars about the j«y »nd their verdlot have become known. It appears one of the jurors ir*s for an acquittal, while 11 favr red the>-aoath. Bsntenee on all the prisoners. Subsequently forty ballots were taken,,, in all of which the jury was divided tb fl came way. At leugtn the obstinate j oror suggepted a compromise, and then ti ia verdict was arrived at. It ia credibly reported that the compromise of the ye edlofc w»s only agteed upon when the a imla bo unnerved one of the jniymea « * to rlek no verdict at all being arrivi id' at by reason of hh physics! collapse. l!n,e poliou pteo»utions ag»ln« violence In c» se of * convlotlon were use ful, aa mmtti irs turned oat, for angry crowds follow, ed the jurors, and bat for the police pro tection they would have been Insulted 1 and aossuUed. Great dis ssttsfectlon at the verdict Is expte«ei both la Ame nloe and Europe. The AmerJcmn prei ss comments upon the Ufa seatefcce as a' bsutd, and strongly oon detar.s the aeti ion of the obstinate ]Qror, which oomi>el!ied the majority to aooept a oowipromls-ft »s)ther than disagree.

THi yAsflEtraT PBBIiUASY 6, 188&



ASHBU ETON OYOLIHG CLUB'S SPORTS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12th. WK the undersigned will close our reepective places of busmen at 12 o'clock on. WEDtfitSDAY, February 12th (the date of the nwe meeting of tn« Aehburton Cycling OlobJ :-~ W. Patching W.H. Collier W. Hyde ' J' o>in. n. Sam. Burnard 0. Grobb WillxaiDS & Bland. Hemy Zander -- James Tasker L.F. Andrews*Co R. 8. Bean "J aniea Baker Win, Bryant N=w Zealand Cloth- Baker & Brown ing Factory Spencer & Co. ?'^ r eeo? f Mitcbell & Tmner' AIL^ Eamson Andrew Orr 8-^^ O°s?& I Salek&Oo J. W. Hardley ■ O.M Brtke . H,&B Oraißhead Robert McOalflam D. McFarlane J. McGregor J G* 5 1 ™, John Orr and Co, H.G. Flower l H -IM, Darren' W.C. Davis Jas. Patt a > B on Aehburton Drug Co, T. Houlfc ' ttd. . W tf J-; Hampton J. M, Mowon p<?k£wa * r;ndfi|U a aa



WE can offer Farmers and * others wishing to ship , GRAIN OR WOOL 10 LONDON, [ at current rates. Early applica • necessary. lJ1; \ NO CHARGE FOB COMMISSION and Advancei are made free of interest* - FBIEDfcANDEB BROS^ ABHBUBTON COUNTY STOCK AND SALEYABDS 00., Limited. <i S the request of several Farmers the ,P\, Company hai decided t> hold • Speolal -, | ftG- FAIR ! Fo* the Sale of STORE PIGS, \ ; "; AT THB | Tinwald Yards -/• Early In Marob, j Farmers will oblige by letting the Caretaker have particulars o£ their Entries ; early as possible. ! T GEO. JAMESON, 5 (75 i Chairman. j / T. Bollock. Clearing Bale of Household Furniture and i Effects in the estate of the late G. T. 1 Pbbmain. i \ . _^. MR T. BULLOCK h»B rocolved In ' struotlons from the Exeoutois of the late G. T. PiEMiJN to sell by Public Auotion on FBIDAY, FEBRUARY 7xh, ■ At 12.30 p,m ; ' AtiMB.GEOBOB Jameboot' Wool Stores, West Street (removed f ori convenience .of 3»le), the whole of the Household effects comprising:— ,; •* _ -- IJBAWIIIG and DINING Boom Furm ; to>e as follows: Diawing Room Suite, Tables,' Chairs, Carpeta, Fenders and Fire Irons Door ! . Mats, Sundries, etc. 1 BEDROOM Furniture, comprising , Double and Single Bedsteads, : Mattrasaes, PalliHSsee, Bed linen, - Chests of Diawers, Wash Stands, Dreseing Tableß, Looking Glasses, Carpets, Door Mats. KITCHEN Furniture, Cooking utens'ls, ' and sundry other artioles too ' numerous to mention. Note time of sale 12.30. T. BULLOCK, 1+192 Auctioneer. G. Fawcit Dodds. SUBGEON DENTIST, (Formerly with A. W. OuktksLD/ i Auckland. ' ■..' I* Lb H A;R G E S^- \ ? •»; - - Ordinary Extraction  2a 6d Painleas " ?23 Stopping ...'> ... t , •••, "a™l, i Full upper and lower set" of Artlfici , Teetb 10 guineas, and all-work,,? equally moder* +B -CONSULTATION ifBJBB-t, jl All work done by him guaranteed to C and look well. Aw)KEBB :—Court Chambers above 1(1 Jo»»s, Stationer, East 8t eet ANDREW OBR'S ) GBEAT CLEARANCE Half-Yearly Sale SURPLUS STOCK of DRAPERY, CLOTHINQ , and , ; , r - , > : f \y*, BOOfS will eommenoe on TUESDAY, JAN. 14 FOR OffE MONTH ONLTI ' GREATEST BARGAINS EVER ' OFFERED IN ASHBURTON. I ONE LOT OF BOOTS AT HAL ;,- , PRICE,  , .•. • ■ { ANDREW ORE DFpSEPH GIJjLOT'S i STEEkONS"... ARE tHE BEST . .i ,■! . '• .' ■*" 'i .; '"• y ■ -: I ■■'' '



TO L3ND, on Freehold Becmritv. £360, £309,7 and £600 in sepan Bums. 1' Apply to— c .. j , , JOH^O. OORR, >' v A / Bwrhtir'aiid Soltoltof, \ : Burnett Street, Ash burton (N»it Bank «{ New Booth Wblbb) -■< ri ,-;•(. !(>/.«]■ s\-\ -A'- ■-! j.-rt . ' ' • \ THE McCORifiOE ; Made Perfect "TERMER? having MoOormlok nwpe wltt end driven slokles may have tne '!- A y tltredj to drive divepl by lending the ln» Oqi Yard foi thtee hours. Wp t uve the iteel stray: bar and shift tl ciok wheel to the frpnt; whence, with suable connecting rod, we convey motlc dlieUo the sickle •■ ; Ooit of Alteiatlons ... £3 nil. Pi & i>. Duncan, I J. Keir, * :, Managev, .' : Wills Street, r ; Ashburtan. j H. CHILDS, ;"" BOEING AND GENERAL BLACK > BMITH AND ENGINEEU, ■j' i (IATB 09 OHBBTSKT), * kE^P to notify that be has commenced ) boHtness in Aspburton in the pro sea on Wakanof Bead, lately ocotipied IMr-0. Ray, Engineer, where he iopei } strict attention ttf buslcess, combimad th good Workmanship and Moderate larges, to merit a. fair sihare of public pport. • : All:kinds of Agrloultuial and iiohloery repaired. ; Horse Bhoeing arid j klndi of BlaekimUh's work done with amplitude. -"-"■ —Note thb Addb^ss— Late Premises of a ray Wakanni Rani,



»te LB S .J> R A.DDKL Lioenied Lvndbroker and Valuator under "The I,and Tramfer Aot, 1886 E3TATE HOUSE. LAND, AND - UENEBAL COMMISSION AGENT. OFFlCE—Bubkxxx Stbht, Next , 'fMail", Qffloet Williamson and Preew LONDON AND BIBMINQHAM —TAILOBS— HABIT MAKEBS, Ao n TJAVB REMOVED to their Neur and JJ. Oommodloua place of Bosineis in m EAST STBEET, ASHBUBTON, m (Lately oocupied by Jom Obb 9t 00. c* Sptcial attention to Livery and Military ' : Uniform*. he ; ,; % i a :' ' / ' on ''■ ; ? : , GHBTVALLEI OOllj. i MOOfTOMS — SOLD WEEKLY.— NEWCASTLE COAL IMMENSE SUPPLIES COMING TO HAND. / . < i . .. - WE9TPOET COAL REGULAR SHIPMENTS ,'- i :_■ • j THBABHING MACHINE Proprietors . a art Farmers ihould apply immediately particulars to W.H.COLLINS&CO. ? TIMBER \ : "\ AND . I Coal Merchants EAST BTBEST , [ ASHBURI ON\



if; .- r,._r ..... ■f *s: - ■-*-^ . •■•■ • „ ■■■■ -^ BINBEB TWINE IciSIICKpIDIBS BINDER FITTINGS ; I • -- . i maohinle oil ' :! AND EVERY BBQIjIfCnS'FOE.TfIB HABVE9T ; HELD JOHN ORE & CO. EAST STREET, ASHBURTON ! r W, GREGG ANli COMPANY, PUKE BMOTpBD TEA.B, NEW BEA3ON; 1888-9, /; ' A«i iii VaOKKTS, 2u FAHOY OANIBTKRS Air» Bi» aw> lw TINP t RY TaESSi BLfiNDS. THESE BL^DS t H CROWN Ift EAGLE jj ((Exhibitio^J (l CLU Bj] r ONJS TRUL WILL BS!lAiiiiian TfIKIW OOKHTAHX OTB „ be obUlasd ftojp JOHN 0KE&£?O D. MOFABIiAITE. fiales 1 What are they but deception, ' gales! What are they but catches to the unwary. Sales! What are they but bad value for good money. Mitchell & Tiriier DO nt bbuevk m thrm, W-~rHi^Wßiso«ook--nevet buy mote (a.n.we o.u pell. VgW™ ™*% •* Ziu Low m other fi«n«, and ackpoyledged to be Al Trine. , AUM^B OUK psloE7^d-ieiUUrtb> t WITHODI' UEMAP »ALIS» we do » jj LABGBTRADB - • -—. W»Dffll^EY FlkE'tlLECxioK 05 TWEEDS „* ; Now on Tlew, iuHable for Qanklemra'a »nd Boye' Boiti. MeMare taken end fit f^^ouit-lM^aßi^itMto'A^''tULL!r^BWnP" MITCHELL & TUBIS^EK > IANGBKDBTBBKTi iff At f*>pU wh«» «N QQOD VALXJB («f yo« Motif.



' !ilSp^|liiffl:|lll S*i Is .7 !|£-.-.«s#' ; |?5 Illl.ilg §1* ! ia? ; irfe jl.. : HHM s§: I • ii^- ';";fe;l|iT^|vTE TO-EAISE ' ." ...v: ! A LABGE SUM Of MONEY; THIS MOlSfrH, - _ I ; X., •:. , , '"' . ■ ' '.. - Mil : i I ALL ACCJOUIfTS;  ,;, | OWING TO ME PHEVIOUB TO | SEPTEMBER 30, 1889 5 I " • ARE NOW"' ■'. '. •'• -i/ -■: "■'' ~-^ | BEING SUED FOR ; WITHOUT RESPECT OP PERSONS OR AMOUN ' ■ AJIPLE NOTICE HAVING BEEN GITEN. JOHN G. RESTELL FRIEDUNDER BROS. JUST LANDING Ex CITY OF DELHI—. 1000 Bales Oornsacks WHICH WE OPPEB AT LOWEST CUBBENT BATEB. k - .., WRARJC oAB±l BCYERB OF WHEAT, OATS, BAELEY, and fiYEGBASk * IN LARGE OR SMALL QUAHTITrKS LEADING THE WOBLD. Tk B H IIJH KST i A WAR D-be!ug »n objeotof v^m^^gj^A t Hunt M»naf«otujrinß Ooy., ,Torontp, d.nad«, for their SBLMINDBB [abbw's Torohto Lwht BiiW) Opeiatad In the great World'e FWd TWel, Id at Noulel, new P.rii, Ffenoe. July 19 22, 1889, whete Fifteen of thtmoHt ted meehlnee on earth competed. Awo-A GOLD MEDAL wii woorded the naeey Mtnufeotarlnß Ootapeny for their general exhibit of meehlnei et the. Fern :poettlon. Orer 700 Maohlnea cold In VlotorU thta Sewon—« reootd not iteo by any other meke, <, : i . V, - FRIEDLANDER BROS. SOLE AGENTS. TP BRAN^PORI) STEEL BINDER SlZßftf BOR SiMJ, J, , a*d 7»iOUTS, HH« wldthlof Oat, Lightnew of Dnnght, Simplicity of Oomtraotton, Sireofth ud L Dortbillty of Material render It the moit Soluble MmMiv foi Itnwi Mi •"., Alwayi In STOCK, and Snpplled at the Shorteit Notion . TWINE, OIL, Ao.,;for|SAliß^ J. QUANE~& CO 1 '—— ~ : ■-. '•' ■"■■ ; ..,:■ .•. '■■_■_■■■■■-'.:-} s ' ■ ■ - ' ■■ ■ - SAJLE-' ■.'■■■■■■' 3ORNSAOKS ! ' •,: SEAMING- TWINE : ■ % £T LOWEBT OUBRBNT RAIBB. GEO. JAMESON Asburton and Rakaia, FOB AIJT^JMN SOWING I HAtE FOR SALE GOLDEN TABES, CAPE BABLEY, RYE IN LABQE OB SMALL QUANTITIES* (mo. Jameson 1 'iLsJ£i.btkrton.' and Rakaia. ; r