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A MANCHESTER RIO'?.

London, November 25. 1 m spite 1 tif'tbe prpclamatioii t>y the authorities a procession was held at Inni^ Caf'thy! to-day to commemorate the death of the, Manchester nikrtyre. The police were compeHed to jcharge the crowd, and several of the j latter were injured. <

WOOL SALES.

The wool sales opened to-day. |3leven thousand bales were catalogued. There was a fair attendance, bub competition was poor. Merinos averaged 7-i to 10 per cent., and crossbreds 5 per cent, below October closing rates. *

AUSTRALIAN

A STORMY PASSAGE.

Sydmiy, NovembeU 26. ' Arrived: Edith May,\from Punedin, 49 days out. She 'experienced a suc cession of gales.-. . - '

FEDERAL CONVENTION.

MraßWOtAi!? November 26. Mr Munro, Premier, has decided that MkrcB i!2ti(l will be the most suit able day forassembling the Federal Cdnvention afc Sydney.

CABLE SUBSIDIES.

The Cabinet has decided to recom mend the other colonies to accept the terms of the Eastern Extension; Com fiy fori % redu^on of cable rates, H#f J| }|uaraiiiee is Jjtfren for a lr^stective J;bf Ne\^ Zealand nM .QtieenlMnd; wlfieh^re unwillingfff rjqiii:; ■■■;' '■■"-*,: >■■.■'■■ ■>■> ■■' t '}'/.'.] ' ; i;

THE DIVISION OF QUEENS LAND.

Brisbane, JNovember= zv. The debate on Sir S. Griffiths^ reso lutionsj dividing the colony into three provinces was adjourned for a fortnight, practically shelving the proposals. Sir S. Griffiths complained of the attitude ,of Northern and Central member^, and ' considers it hardly worth while to con - tinue the debate. • . • i

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

t?E* PRESS ASSOCIATION.] .:". ' :■' AxiCKLASpi November 26. Aba ranting, of the South British In surance, Company a resolution was carried that the capital of the company be re duced to £1,900,000, divided into 100,000 shares at £19 each, by cancelling the paid up capital lost or unrepresented by available assets to the extent ot £1 per shate upon 64;628 shares issued, and by reducing the nominal amount of all shares . m the Oompanyls capital from £20 to JBI9 per share. , Armed, IJineniQa, from Sunday Island, Gjoup. She hnnjjs back ten settler^ifrbnvSunday Island, who r^rt the settlement a total failure^ and repret ever having gone there. They wereahnost starving at. times during the winter; and subsisted chiefly on mutton birds. Mi HdVellj: promoter of the settlement, has returned disgusted with the Kermadecs, and says the Bell family will also leave the Island before Jlonjj. One family of. settlers remain. [ JNo wreckage or shipwrecked people "were found on the Kermadecs. ' r Gisborne, November 26. Wi Tahara committed suicide by hang ing th|s morning. The r cause, assigned is IjWloiUy of/ HiS Iwiie t iMereria, wljo is missingi E Wellington, November p. The ctetie^Mnatibn' t^'fix March* 2nd fpr the Federation Convention will possibly prevent Kew Zealand, being re pre&fcnted at all. Captain RusseH| can hardly be spared, as all Minister* are, wanted spnear-fthe, opening of session, and'&r'W. Fitiherbert would find it difficult to attend, and be back m time. The illnese of Sir George Grey, the third delegate, also complicates matters. > Go vernment are now considering -tht posi ,tka».- ■" ' ' ■'- -■ •■• ' ■■■'■*■■■ I Oamarv, November 26. The weather continues distressingly ! fAiy, 'Faifeers are crying out thati the crops .will be ruined if rain holds off much longer. ____ i

THE MARKETS

-v-t pBK p BESB ASSOCIATION.] i WP^W^k^-'" —■ ; (ReceivedNovember26, 10.30 a.m.) Sydkby, November 26. rr> Wheat, 3s lid to 4s ; oats, Is lOd to 2s; maize, 3s 9d to 3s lOd ; bran, 7£d;ipol lard, 8W ; potatoes, new crop, £5 10s ; onions," £17 ; butter, dairy made, 6d, cream-separator 7d, factory made -8d ; cheese, loaf, s|d ; bacon, machine cured, Ajtd to SW, hand-cured 54d to 7d, roll 7d to 7|d, New Zealand 9d ; hams, Now Zea land, lid to Is. Melbqi-kne, November 26. ? WheW;,' inferM SOrfcs, 3s 3d to 3s- 4d, medium 3s 7d, prime 3s 9d ; oats, Danish, 2s 2|d, stout 2s 9d. The barley market is dull, feeding sorts 1b lOd to 2s ; bran, 9d to9|d. Adelaide, November 26. Wheat is dull p stone-made flour, £7 10a to £8, roller £8 10» to: £9 5s ; New Zealand oats, m bond, 2s 3d • barley, Cape, 2s 3d to 2s 6d, English malting eorta 2s 6d to 4s ; bran, 8d to B|d ; pol lard, Bd. ::r,

THE ELECTIONS.

MR E. G, WRIGHT AT MOUNT SOMERS.

MrU.Gr* Wright addressed the electors »b Mount Sotiiers on Saturday evening. The chair was occupied by Mr A. E. Peache who briefly introduced the speaker, and bespoke for him a fair and patient hearing. I On rising Mr Wright was greeted with applause. His Speech was m the main a resume of that- delivered at Ashburton. He dwealt at length on the management of 1 the railways, education, land questions, loca} option, and. the various industries and resources, of the colony. He «*s m favor of the present manage ment, sof the railways, although -he considered the Commissioners ought* to t«gukte the tariff so as to compete suc cessfully with traction engines and waggons. He was opposed to any altera-> tion m the present Education Act, And ' condejwned the Private Schools Bill. Ho agiffied yith, the present land laws, but thotigift Government should not reqtiire fche selectors to pay any rent for the ifrst two years. Was utterly opposed to a I4nd »nd Income Tax, and thought the Pro perty Tax was about the fairest that could be levied- He was opposed to any in crease m the Customs to bolster up in dustries that could not possibly compete wftfrwtfcsid© ;m»nuf»cturers. Mr Wright ,spok©J- fW' over i m nour» »nd was listened to with close attention, and m the course of his remarks was fre quently appliudisfti; IttTeply to questions he declared his opposition to Mr Ballajice ihd his party. He considered that the 0 oat of maintaining the artillery roight'be fe^ucetl. He was m favor of extending

the franchise to women, as m) his ex perience lie had toipd tjhe average woman quite equal m Intellect to the average man. He considered that a full enquiry ought to be made, into the state of the Westport colliery. He was m favor of local option being extended so as to nffecfc existing licenses, and was opposed to any compensation being given m the evoht of any hotel being refused a license. At the close of "his address a hearty vote of thanks was, on the motion of Mr James Price, seconded by Mr A. Harvey, accorded to MrWright for his address. Mr Wright moved a simila vote to the chair, and the meetin terminated. !

At the Christohureh,.SupremeCourt on Tuesday Captain Adams was aqnitted of any* felonious or.malicious* 'intent' when firing a revolver, the bullet of which wounded one Karl Johansen. Mary Doyle,, for robbery, I received three months' imprisonment; and W. J. Lee and M^ Dobley werV sentenced each tc two years' hard labour for asSault and robbery. This terminated the criminal cases. There was a tragic scene at a funeral m Southland the other day. A clergyman, who is fond of elaborate ceremonials, officiated, and m proceeding through' the kirkyard to the grave, he thought-proper to walk back wards, with his face towards the coffin' and mourners, and offering a prayer as he went along. As the reverend gentleman headed the procession, there was; nobody, to, warn: him when he reached the' gtavej t;he' coh^' sequence being that he fell into it backwards, to the indescribable consternation of the company. He was ignominiously dragged out, only to hear a venerable spectator des cribe him as a foolish Galatian, and another remarking $hat the proceedings were " just a vain and isilly play." flje was lucky ndjtlo break his ne6k"or his back. If the calculations of Professor Mendelejeff are to be trusted, Russia possesses the richest coal deposits m the world. The superficial area of the coalfields m the Douetz basin alone amount to about 30,000 square kilometres. If th« capacity of these deposits is put at 50,000,000 pouds per square kilometre (1 poud being albout 361bs avordupois), the total supply of coal is stated to be equal to ..the .world's pregenfrcon sumption for 50 years. Moreover, this 'only refers to the superficial bed, and not to the deeper deposits, which have not yet been exploited, but which promise still greater riches. ' "La Russie Commercial*?" point*! out that notwithstanding the natural re sources of the Empire, there are imported annually about 107,000,000 pouds of coal, of which 85,000,OOOarefrom Britain, 19,000,000 from Germany, and more than 2,000,000 from Austria-Hungary, besides which large quantities of wood are used • as fuel both for manufacturing and domestic purposes. The "Auckland Herald* says:—" Last week we gave the; account of a gumdigger named Booth being found dead m his bunk m his whnre," on Tuesday last, at W.hanga r paroay by one of his mates; An inqifpst^ was held, and a verdict of ' Death from natural causes.', .returned. , T There was,. apparently, some difficulty m find a last resting-place for the poor fellow, for a correspondent says there is no cemetery at \Vhangaparoa, and on making application to the authorities of the nearest cemetery —seven miles distant— the Anglican cemetery,: Wade, burial was refused, and the body had to be taken on to the nek t nearest (Jeaietery, that" at Wainui, where Booth now rests m peace,,, Our cor respondent recommends that the Gum diggers'. Union s should take the; matter up and apply for a gumdiggers' and * pariah ' cemetery, for apparently when a giimdigger dies he may run the risk of being left above ground. Do we live m the nineteenth century ?"

TFP ASHBUETON GUARDIAN, WEDNfiBDAtf, NOVEMBER 2% 1890.



I THE GENERAL ELECTION, AS we have now given full reports of tho first, speeches of each candi date, all following speeches which it is desircd'should bo also reported m extenso must Ijo ;mringed for at the office. I JS T CONSEQUENCE OF. THE fliaic Strike, an utter colL-ipse of the RETAIL DRAPERY and CLOTHING TRADES has taken place, and the business of tho^ Wholesale* Houses is paralysed, and their ."Warehouses Blocked with the Season's Shipments; consequently any one m <\ position to buy could have <jtone so At Their dwi Price aad, Tcraie. Fortunately for the undersigned, they not being overstocked, were able to clear lines at prices which will convince our friends, and tne public of Ashbur ton, when they see the selling quota tions now marked m Plain Figures on our Goo is. that the foregoing state ; inent regarding the Wholesale Stocks is perfectly reliable. ■ - ? '. c itc^elJLj 06 JLurneJAi kaiapoi house. W. ZANDER, FISHING' TACKLE : ','. AKIV, ■ .-; DEPOT, Prkmikr Lawks' Asu.Gurjrs' BLwudressino ESTVBLTSHMKKT, , EAST STREET. I'HE Fisliinsr reason behi« now m full swing, 1 beg to call the attention ot all anglers to my Large. Stock of all requisites for the si-ort. Every class of Rods, Baita, "Flies, Minnows, Lines, Hooks, &c, &c., m stock at lowest rates. ' My Tobixcconisfc's'Stqciy \a replete with all the leading Brands m Tobaccos, Cigars, &c. Also, high' class ,Pi»es and Fancy Goods of every description.' Tennis and Cricketing Materials m great variety for the coming season. Haying made a chango .m, my Hair dressing Saloon, I bes: to announce that I have engaged a Fii-st-class Artist from one of the best Establishments .'in I)unedin. He hsis had 27 ywrs!. experience- at Home and' m the colony. . The. Sajoon is renovated, and now has Two Chairs. Ornamental Hair Work of every descrip tion, as Wigs, Plaits, Coils, Bracelets. Watch Guards, &c, made up .on tho premises at short notice. Hiiiroutting, Shaving, or Shftrnpeoins only 6d FIRST DISPLAY OF . Spring Goods, ANDREW Aftn NDRE-.W UrR XSnow showing a Beautiful Selection of - r MILLINERY, MANTLES, : PRINIS, GINGHAMS, NEW DRESS GOODSi: BEIGE'S FRENCH CHECKSJ RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ETC. ■ 2 CASES of Ladies] French BOOTS and SHOES Direct om France.] ANDREW ORR. WOOL. WOOL T^fig^gg IS PRE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES On the Coming Season s Clip of WOOL, FREE OF COMMISSION. INTEREST AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. GROWERS have the Choice of Selling either at the ASHBURTON WOOL SALES, or m CHRISTCHUROH, or SHIPPING. 1 Shall Hold REGULAR SALES DURING THE SEASON, having arranged with the New Zealand Loan and Mercaktii/B Agenay Comfaxy, Limited, Tocifcr as mv Financial Agents and Auctioneers. Every care and attention will be used m displaying, properly lotting, 1 classi fying, and valuing the 1 W 01. Account Sales will be rendered hj tho New Zealand Loan , and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited, witL',their usual promptitude. '.*'- WOOLPACKS, TWINE,:etc.,. ; . At Lowest Current Bates. John G. Restell WOOL STORES , WEST- STJREETy ASHBUPt Otf.



FOR SALE. > rpWELVE Mer-PT^nCK WIRE i .1. BINDERS. All .') pum.-v'fc work ing order.. I CHK k V ' 10*144 . FRJEDLANDER BROS. SIUG POINT COAL. rpHLS superior Coal, for household and X steam purposes, «an now be obtained' from Mbssks J. G. Rkstell, W. H. Collins & Co., and R. S. Bean m quantity. Special quotations for truck oads. This Coal is perfectly safe m using, leaving no live ashes or soot, and is very cleanly and economical , for household purposes, having great heat and lasting power. W.H.WILLIAMS, 10§J& ' Manager Shag Point. Mine, i TIMBER MERCHANT, HAVELOCK STREET Opposite Harrison s Auction Mart, TTAS IN STOCK Large Supplies of— Building Timber, Stakes and Posts, Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Builders Ironmongery, Turnery, Furniture, and Fancy Goods IN ENDLESS VARIETY; URNITURE MADE TO ORDER IN ANY DESIGN AT SHORTEST NOTICE Sole Agent m Ashburton for.Clegga Perambulators. ' A FASHIONABLE OT OF Spring & Summer Goods. THE LATEST FASHION,' REASONABLE PRICES, GOOD FIT, xiND WORKMAN vSHIP, ought to ensure a ready sale for these Goods. ' <iom« K«rl<r • ami wv«»l«i The Muah at Xmas. Our Customers may depend upon our promise that their .orders will be finished up to time. H. & E. ~CRAIGHEAD, TANCRED STREET ASHBURTON firaiii pifi club. . ANNUAL MEETING. TO BE HELD on the RACECOURSE, TINWALD, on Thursday, January 1, IS9I. Pbkhident—Dr Tweed. Vick-Pkekidkxtr— Messrs D. McLean, and.C. M. Htrachcy. Judge—Mr M. Slit>. Stewaiids—Measrs J. Beirg, G. James, M. Scott, I>. Thomas, M. Slit*, C. M, Straehcy, H. H. Wright, E. Gates, and l)r Tweed. Clkrk of the Course—Mr B. Hanks. Cleiuv of the Scales -Mr A. J. Kellj" Starter—Mr I). Thomas. Treasureßt-Mt M. Scott. ' /Hanpicapper—Me J. Cresswoll, First Race to Start at 12,30 p.m. p roc; n ajiie : (Approved by the Conimifctce of the Canter bury Jockey Club.) I,~Handicap Hurdle Race, of 20 soys; , nomination, 10s : acceptance, 10s. The second horse to receive 3 soys out of the stake Over six flights of hurdles about 3ft Gin high. One mile and a half. 2.—Maiden Plate, of 15 soys; entrance, 15». The second horse to receive 2 soya out of the stake. Weight for age. One mile. v 3.—-Tinvtald Cup Handicap, of 45 soys; nomination, 1 boy : acceptance, 1 soy. The second horse to receive 5 soys and ■ the third horse to receive 2 soys out of. -the stake. One mile and a half. 4.—Tinwald Handicap Time Trot, of 25 soys; nomination, 10s ; acceptance, :. 10b. The second horse to receive 5 boys out of the stake. Weight not less than ,lOst. About three inilesfj s.—Welter HaNDiCAP, of 25 soys; nomina tion, 10s; acceptance, 10s. The second horse to receive 5 soys out of the stake. One mile. 6.—Novel RaCb, of 20 boys. Winner to become the property of the Club, and to be sold by auction. The amount re alised above 10 soys to be divided between the Club and the second horse. Entrance 10s, on night of general entry. Weight Bst. Any overweight to bt declared. Six furlongs. T— Flying Handicap, of 25 soys; nomiua '" ' titin, 10s: acceptance, 10s. The second horte to receive 5 boys out of the stake. , The winner of Tinwald Cup or Welter 1 - Handicap to carry 71b penalty In the event of a horse .winning both the fore going events such horse to carry lOlbs penalty. Six furlongs 8J —Consolation Handicap, of 15 soya. The second horse to receive 2 soys out of the stake. Nomination, 10s; to be madeto the Secretary immediately after the Flying Handicap is run ; acceptance free, to be notified within five minutes of the denlaration of weights. Six fur longs. 9.— Hurry Scwrby (if time permit) of 10 soys; entrance, 10s. For horses that have never ; won publii money. Catch weights. Hulf a mile. RULES AND REGULATIONS. 1. The meeting will be held under the Rules of Racing. The Trotting race under the rules of the New Zealand Trotting Association. 2. No entry will 1 be received except on the condition ihat all claims, disputes, and objections arising out of the racing, shall be decided by the Stewards, or whom they may appoint". Their decision on all points con neofr«4 with the carrying out of this pro gramme tq be fina 3. The races are open to any horse, com monly resident m the district from the Ist October, 18JK), to the date of meeting, and owned by a person who has resided m the district for the same period. 4. The district above mentionrd is bounded on the north by the Selwyu River, and on the south by-the Opihi River. 5. Five per cent, will be deducted from the gross of all'moneys payable m accord ance with this programme, for the expenses of the course." 6. All nomination and acceptance fees to go to the funds of the Club. NOMINATIONS Nominations for Hurdle, Tinwald Cup, Trot, Welter, and Flying Handicaps, accom panied by fee, name, age, description, and performances of horse, and colours of rider, must be m writing and m the hands of the Secretary at Scott's Hotel, Tinwald, not later than 9 on SATURDAY, December th 13th, 1890 .WEIGHTS. Weight M be declared on or about December 27th ACCEPTANCES. Acceptances for Handicaps, and Nomiua* ions for Maiden Plate and Novel Race must be m tne-hands-of the Secretary, at Scott's Hotel, Tinwald, not later than 9 p.m. on MONDAY, December 29th, 1890, ' Hob] C , wr—



ARTIFICIAL i AND Chemical Manures. english;and colonial manufacturer t have for sale in.'laroe or small quantities :-- GUANO SUPERPHOSPHATE^ HIGH CLASS SUPERPHOSPHATE DISSOLVED BONES BONE DUST TURNIP SEEDS' ABERDEEN AND,OTHER VARIETIESJ All of|the.Best Quality, and at the lowest currentjprices geokgeTamesok A.SHI3URTON AND RAKAIA. WOOL. WOOL- WOOL. SELAjsOIsT IS©O-Ql. \r.rE ARE ;PBBPARED to MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ok GROWING CLIPS PLACED JN,OUR lIANDS FOR SALE. INO COMMISSION CHARGED ON ADVANCES*' AND KO COMMISSION CHARGED FOR OFFERING WOOL UNLESS A SALE IS EFFECTED. WOOLPACKS, TWINE, &c., SUPPLIED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES? \ M!' v: * FRIEDLANDER BROS. !' ] ■~~~WE~ARE CASH BpERS^^ WhEAT OAIS BARLEY. v'^.V"" RYEGRASS PEAS] * WK HAVE FOE SALE [ARTIFICIAL TURNIP MANURES. i JfKIIiiDLANDER BROS. NOW S THE TIMEITO USE \ X HDW.O QD/;S ; SCALY BLIGHT" SPECIFIC D.THOMAS. CLOVERS, GRABB SEED AND TURNIP SEEDS OF THE * best QUAxarorv ;...■/••'.■ :;,: '' :;: on sale m ■ • ■■■ D. THOMAS- D. THOMAS (Late of Matsoit, Cox .awd Co. AUCTitONI£KR,ILAND,XINSURANCE, and ESTATB|AO£K?, VALUATOR, WOOL>nd GRAIN BKOK«R,| A S H B U R T 0, Ml j T OaNS Negotiated. Weekly Sales'of Live Stock ; Tinwald and Ashuurton I , Jfcenxately. Fortnightly 3&hs of Sheepskins, Fat, and Hides on FRIDAYS Sftltm o Wool throughout the Season, Grain hought and sold| on Uommisßion. Clearing Sates as per arrangemeptl WOOL rOOL WOOL jtAITERSALL'S, WEST,' STREET, ASHBURTO^J j ■ ... . . ■■■ ' ■ . ■ • ■'■ ■■ ■■■■■■ ';- ..- I AM PREPARHD TO MAKE LIBERAL DASH ADVANCES Agftiflst the Growing Clip WOOL, placed mmy hand for SALIi) m Ashburton, ou M lipment to England. W(X)LPACK<j I TWINE,iOIL l , RADDLE. iSS6. v SUPPLIED j |My FirstfSale Take^Place On 4th" DECEMBER, b. THOMAS. 4SBBURTON



SOME WONDE'KFUL BARGAINS ARE NOW BEING OFFERED AT "The Corner." 400 LADIES' STRAW HATS, Latest Styles and Best Quality, bought at one-third theii price. About 3000 Yards of Best French Broche ZEPHYRS (guaranteed to wash) usually sold at Is 3d now Bsd per yawl. ! CALL EARLY AND SEE THEM. W. H.. COLLIEE. : "THE CORNER.' hTmPSTEAD SCHOOL CONCERaTf COLDSTREAMJROAD r BOARD. /PHE above is POSTPONED until I rtIENDERS are invited for making li_ FRIDAY, December 12th. d1§162 X , Fords and picking stones on Cold __ -r —! —. ' stream Main Road. Specifications may FIRST. FIRST. FIRST. be seen at Mail Office, and Mr Nqhrl»h'», ■ Hinds. , v a A E. H. DOBSON, OVERNMENT XXGRICUL- Chairman Colcktrcam Road Board. Cll 164 _ n OLLEGE, , QTRAYED into my paddock on 14th ■ , O November, One light bay draught -DOOKIE- gelding, bell brand on hip and*" 12" on __ off shoulder ; one dark bay or brown ,n-n<mm -nn-vr *« m-nx t t »n geldir% no visible brand ; one bay mare, GREAT FIELD TRIAL OF * o bl ,; n ' d . WJlite sfcar on ' blW n gelding's t» o t-> • j forehead, and while blazes on inces of Reapers & Binders, m!l voand light bay. Owners chii have .vime on payment of usual expenses. J*™> on WILLIAM OKAY, 111165 hl«in. TUESDAY, 28th OCTOBER, 1890, + L --1 - ODDFELLOWS' HAXXi MA ft ft "F! "V pTiANT.) /-\PI«]NING -VriGHT. XJL KJ k* J|J i JL VTRVND VJPEKING JM IGHT FIRST Saturday, 29th, November Hornsby Second, McConrick Fifth, FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. Deering Third, Buckeye Sixth. . Wood's Fourth, Mercer Seventh. HARVEY BROTHERS AND AT Minstrel and Burlbsquk Company. . , Specially organised by Mr A. L. Cunarb, WAG G A N.S.W. FIELD TRIAL, 'flic U.S. America, Japan, China, on Java, India, West Australia, < . , Melbourne and Sydney. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1890. 3 WEEKS AT pKINCESS MA OO T* \r f theatre, DUNEDIN- A 7> 7> p V Secure Reserved SEATS early at 1 1> v^J j_y JL Zander's, Tobacconist. Defeated the HORNSBY, McCORMICK, Prices 3s. 2s, and Is. HOWARD, WOOD, and BUCKEYE, «—■■■ ■■■ ■■ M .»™..~. ig., ......h MACHINES. ■ ELECTION NOTICES FRIEDLANDER BROS., 7 " m Ariihnrton. MR E; G# -WTRIGIIT'S THURSDAY, NOVEHBER 27th. .; omMz Tt c c rooms TNTENDIKG Purchasers arc reminded . , -*-•' .1 that Mr Moses'sale of ■ are m the 1Q HORSES -j Q Next to Mr Bullock's own privat*^ XU 1.& office 1 Contractor's Plant, Implements, Cattle, POMMTTWff mpwttvpvj -^' &c., will .tafce place at his Homestead, WMMIULB MiETIAGh-v.. Waterton, on |lie fibove date, \ TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, .at" 12 Noon. , At Bp.m. -* 11140 Luncheon provided. »~- —: : ■ 4 mTTIA ,J MBJ.W. BAWLE T. BULLOCK^ "fNVITES the Electors to meet hfiu at Uslo* Auctioned: JL the following places . ! 7~~r" \~~ TINWALD „ 27th. V. ■$£&&& R ■■; WILLOWBY „ 28th. HOB^»» ; ' HINDS.. „ 29th. TV Tt\KTvinTPTPY f MOUNTSOMERS,, Dec. Ist KN BANKRUPTCY. ALFORD FOREST Dec. 2nd ~~~ I  \;- 8 o'clock p.m. In the District Court of Ashbiirton ■. ' --— (being a Local Court of Bsmk- ™ne Gonimitfcee Rooms will be open ruptcy), holden at Ash burtcSn. eV ery evening, Bp.m., until further notice. ... In tiie matte? of ."The Banktiiptcy U-146,% "Act 1883," and the Acts amjand- ■ *~~" ~—" "* ing the same, and of the bank ruptcy of William De BuitoN iin r a UIDIOUT Wilson, of Westerfield, near |f|K t. U. WKluil I Ashburton, sheep farmer. ; -"—- WILL ADDRESS THE ' "VTOTICE is hereby given that WiLtiAM IN Db Burton Wilson, of Wester- ELECTORS OF ASHBURTON field, near Ashburton, sheep farmer, has this day been adjudicated «• bankrupt, AT and that the first meeting of Creditors willbelieljlin the District Ceurthquse, WAKANUIr-WEDNESDAY 26, Ashßurtbri, on MONDAY, DecemVer Ist; at 7.30 p.m. 1890, at two o'clock m the afternoon. LONGBEACH—THURSDAY 27, Dated this 25th day of November, 1890. afc 7.30p.m' J; 0. BELL, RUAPUNA-FRIDAY 28, Deputy-Official Assignee. at 7.30 p.m. T. G. Russell, ALFORD FOREST—SATURDAY 29, Solicitor. 11J167 at 7.30 p.m. '*■- ,-;-. ; - — — ■!-•■ : ■■■■' 1194 niHE ASHBURTON BOROUGH ; ■ ■, • 1 COUNCIL invites Tenders for \/i vA/ /~* it T 11 > ~ Leasing the undermentioned Town Mr W.V. Walker S Reserves 011 short terms, viz, : — ( Reserve part 1642, Section 503, COMMITTEE ROOMS, oa. Ir. 6p., Wakanui Road and Wills street. OLD TOWN HALL, Reserve part 1642, Section 656, oa. lr. Op., Wakanui Road West EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. and Winter street. ' Reserve 778, Sections 313, 344, 345, Committee meets every 346, la. Or. Op., Mona Square and WT ~. VT _„„' , r . „ KemodestreWEaat : WEDNESDAY and FWDAT Evening, Reserve 766, Sections 213, 224, 225, Ai .H«A ■?;i>. oa.3r. Op., Baring Square West. At 7.30 p.m. Reserve 775 «nd 776, oa. lr. 18p., m ..^'__. 11§15o Burnett street >\ esti Ml) 111 l\ UfAII/m SecSleitZfc 9l3>9o4>la'or>op: ' ■"" *. v. WALKtn Section 964, oa. lr. Op., Grey street W ill addkl'ss the] East. Section 950, oa. lr. Op., N.K. Belt. ELECTORS OF ASHBURTON Section 1246, oa. lr. Op., Wakanui . Road West and Winter street. ; at Seotion 1249, oa. lr. Op., Burnett street West, ALFORD FOREST—WEDNESDAY 26, Sections 1214^ 1175, oa. lr. Op. each, at 7.30 p.m. Havelock street West. , , . SPRINGBURN—THURSDAY 27, Section 1172, Oa. Or. 35p., Havelock at 7.30 p.m. street West. MOUNT SOMERS—FRIDAY 28i Sections 1200, 1201, 1190, 1191, at 7.30 p.m. la. Or. Op., Cameron and Grigg streets. r MAYFIELD, SATURDAY, 29fch N<sv. Section 1162, oa. lr. 18p., Cameron GREENSTREET, MONDAY Ist DEC. street and N,W, Belt! TINWALD, TUESDAY, 2nd DEC. Sections 1116, 1117, 1108, 1109, / " 1113$ la, Or. Op,, Wilfe, Walker, and ' ' ' ." Cameron streets. '— ■ Section 1146, oa. lr. Op., Cameron ME 8. B. SEYMOTJE street West. > Section 1040, oa. lr. Op., Wills street £1 U R G E O N - D F N T T «{ T West, r^ - nw ' Sections 1063, 1048, 1006, »91, oft. lr. PTrßre^mnjrii : Op. each; Petw street \ss. CIIKIbIOHURCH, Sections 1000, 1015, Oa, lr. Op. each, WTTT •„„ Cox street Weßt, ASH BURTON ReTof^D to mi ' M 1 **- fc° »»»^. «* may i» 35a, Ur, 4dp,, J«,\\; Uelt consulted at SMtZnSJ2^-^;, Mp -' MR. CAMBBIDGM, CHEMKT, Section 1063/Oa/lr. Op., Wills street : 1W 17 West, i . r Further particulars may be obtained at i? at TKr*i T>nivr»T.-Tj 1 * the Town Office, where «*£ 1Z" Hil? s G S pfSSP^^AS? Tenders, endowed «Tender ft« T ai^ TTT £U^: „ FLLAS, MOTHfc ReserTe/'aretohedeliveref) on o fbffSe ? and all other inwcis whils MONDAY the Bhh J- :^ qrb, quite harmless to domestic animals. la. 890 y ofDocember ' exterminating Beetles the success of this mr * a vrifWQi powder is extraordinary. It is perfectlf KjtiAb. Ji. JUUlib, clean■ m .application.- See the itttJicle: t> ,r, -,™ Town Clerl«-, you purchase is '^KEATING'S, JV as mm Borough Council Office, [ tations are nokious and ineffectual... Soldi Ashburton, November 25th, 1890. n Tins, 6d, Is, and 2s 6deach,bv all! 11 166; ciwraistß * 1



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