Auckland. October 11. The Kamo coal miners resuino work next Monday. The men all applied singly to the manager. Fourteen days' notice will m future be given if miners decide to knock oft" work. Timaku, October 11. Owing to the falling off of orders, attributed to the strike, the Timaru Woollen Mills atop their night shift at the end of next week, and the proprietors are considering whether they will shut down altogether or not.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

[rEK. TRESS ASSOCIATION] Klprflnn Writ*. Wellinotok, October 11. The writs for the new election are not expected to he issued till the beginning of next month. Bfounil JUlriid. Dukedin, October 11. A man named Sinclair was found dead at the northern cemetery early this morning.

Ashburton Live Stock Market.

Mr B. Thomas (late with Matson Cox and Co.)-reports on the live stock market m the Ashburton district for the week ending 10th October, 1890, as follows:— On Tuesday at the Tinwald yards 4430 sheep, 30 cattle, 1 pig wove brought for ward for the day's requirements. Speak ing of the sheep as a whole they were of a better class than have been entered for a very lons time, notably a line of hoggets bred by Mr Max Friedlander, sold by ••Messrs- Miles and Co., at 16s' 6d, which, as a line, it would be very difficult to bent m any part of Canterbury. For Mr P. Doig I sold also an exceptionally good line of half fat 4-tooth mixed crossbreds at 16s to 16s lid, which reflect great credit on the breeder. For Messrs Clark son and Cameron I also disposed of very good lines of-forward graziers. The at tendance of the public was good, and although at auction the biddings were not so keen as they have bee.i, still the agents managed to clear their catalogues at prices fairly satis factory to vendors. My entries for thp day were made up of 2522 sheep, 21 head of cattle, and 1 pi.tr, all of which were sold, with the exception of two small lines of sheep, for the following clients, riz. :—Messrs Small, White, Houston, , Hayman, Swan, Smith, Griffiths, Bonning ton, Hill,. Clarkson, Cameron, Davisori, Chapman Bros., P. Doig, Mcltohan, Me Mullen, and others, the following being the principal sales made : 26 fat sheep at 13s lOd; 120 crossbred wethers at 16s lid; 34 mixed sheep, 13s ; 38 do., 13s ; 500 crossbred 2-tooths at 15s ; 73 do at 14s ; 112 crossbred, mixed ages, 16s ; 82 cross bred hoggets, 13s ; 280 crossbred 4-tooth mixed sexes, 16s ; 15 cull merino ewes and Limbs, 6s lid ; 180 2 and 4-tooth cross bred ewes, with lamb at foot, 17s 4d ; 101 merino ewes.in lamb, 9s Id ; 158 merino ewes at 9s; 250 full-mouth crossbred ewes and lambs, 13s 8d ; 20 fat crossbred "owes at 14s Cd. and 20 at 14s 4d ; 278 crossbred hoggets at 10s 9d, etc., etc. In cattle the demand was very slack, except for beef, which, for good quality, I quote at 22s 6d per lOOlbs. I sold 4 steers at '-£4 10s'each, 2 at £4 15s, 1 afe £5 7s 6d, lat £4 17s 6d, 2at£s 2s (kl. In stores, two 2 year old steers at £2 7s 6d each, 4 yearlings at 15s, 1 bull at 25s ; springers, 1 at £3 17s 6d, 1 at £4 15s, 2 at £3b#, etc., etc., and 1 pig at 20s. There is a lively demand for sheep of nearly every description, and if only a good fall of rain occurred just now a smart rise might be expected. Sellers think their sheep worth more than they are offered, nnd ■buyers are afraid of the weather, the difficulty being to bring them together. W001..-—The farmers throughout the district will no doubt have seen the result of the meeting held last Saturday at which it was unanimously resolved that the farmers present pledge themselves to «ond their wool to the Ashburton sales, s,nd failing a sale there, decided to ship their wool direct to London rather than be compelled by the boycott of the buying brokers to forward it to Christchurch. The merchants m Ashburton have mutually agreed to make no charge what ever upon any wool placed m their hands j f o T sale provided no sale is made by them, an< l" further they will be prepared to ship the wtH>l at the lowest rate of charges and make act vnnces upon ihe same up to its estimated value. Wool, JShbbpskins, Etc., Etc. To-day I held my usual fortnightly sale of wool, sheepskins, etc., at which I catalogued 1465 sheepskins and a few bags of wo»l. There was a small attendance of buyers bufc good and regular values were received resulting m a clearance of all lots at prices fully equal to late sales. Butchers best crossbred made ss'sd, 5s 7d, to 5s lid; 2nd quality 4s 6d, 4s 9d, ss, to 5s 4d. Small and inferior 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 9d, to 4s 3d. Butchers best merinos 4s 6d, ss, 5s 5d to 5s 7d each.; 2nd quality 3s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s to 4s 5d each. Besc dry skins 4s to 5s lOd each ; medium 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 6d, to 3s lid each. Pelts 9d to Is 6d each. Dryskins—large at 6d per lb. Wool made up to 7d per Ib. In land just now there is absolutely nothing doing. In Grain—Wheat is not so firm as it was 3 weeks ago, but my opinion is that later on higher values will rule because I think that a local demand will spring up. In oats sales are difficult to effect, but more enquiries have been made by specu- Jators lately, and they may rise later on.

THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.

[PKK FEESS ASSOCIATION.]

AucKLANy, October 11. Arrived, at B a.m., Alameda from San Francisco. Passengers for Kow Zealand:—Mr Exley, wife, and child, Ernest Santerre, Louis Thomas, and thirteen steerage.

A SUMMERY.

The "Irish TimeB 1' a Dublin Con- He ryative Paper, has Bet afloat a story that the Prince of Wales is promoting a mtariiXP between his youngest daughter, Princes^ Maude, and Ferdinand Roths child, if the Queen will but grant dis- PeCmnm"nd^nt Herbert, the third son of ; General Bootff, of the Salvation Army, was publicly niftmed at Clayton, London, man immense building, know'i «t Con gresslHall, on September 18, to "Captain Same Schock, a comely lassie of Dutch extraction. . ... Princess Lousie, of Wales, is rapidly declining m health, a,nd has fainting fits daily. .Inverness, a famous English two-year old, has been sold to some American parties, and will leave London at fche end of the racing season. A well-to-do resident of Ballingarry, Ireland, named McGrath, was brutally liiui'4ered by miners on September 14 because he gave shelter to evicted farmers with whom they had quarrelled. s Mr Gladstone is devoting his spare time at Hawarden to the arrangement of memoranda, manuscript, and letters re presenting nearly a ton m weight, so that they nitty be available for preparation, of his own recollections or for his biography. Miss White, a benevolent lady residing •afc Fulhani, gave a meat supper to 100 liborors oil September 14, and before the .meal wtf» finished the entire company fell till Investigation showed the guests were i^^ned by corrosive deposits on ■the interior* a tin used which had not been properly denned by the servants. The latest venture m London journalism 48 the "Labor World/ with Michael

i Davifct as editor. The policy will be the } advocacy of the lights of labor, more just I distribution of the products of industry, (better ard more healthier conditions of employment m mill, mine, and woik shop, and fewer hours of labor. The residents m the neighborhood of the Pelican Club applied for an injunction on September 10th to, restrain it as a nuisance. They complained that night was made hideous by glove fights and smoking concerts often lusting till four o'clock m the morning, so that people I living ne.r could get no sleep. The Marquis of Queensberry and a number of police officials and others declared the Club a quiet and respectable establish ment. The hearing was adjourned. : France has entered into a contract to supply Russia with an enormous quantity of small arms, including riiles—so,ooo of the latter to be delivered within eighteen months. A " Sun's " Berlin cable despatch of September 14th says the Socialists m that city are making slow progress m the effort to establish a theatre for the production of socialistic plays. They intend soon to hold a meeting to induce people to with draw from membership of religious com munities. The spread of immorality among school children of Munich and Berlin is alanii ing. I American and English capitalists pro pose to construct an air line of railroad from New York to Chicago to be known as the American Midland line. The war is over m Central America, and with the election of Ezela to the Presidency of San Salvador everything is quiet. The Chairman of the BingHam Congres sional Post Office Committee introduced m the House on September 12th a joint resolution to authorise Postmasters- General to transport Australasian closed mails from 'Frisco to ISTew York for Great Britain at reduced rates m order to secure the co-operation of the colonies m con tinuing, after November next, the direct mail service between San Francisco. Auckland, and Sydney, now subsidised by New Zealand and New South Wales.

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HOME AND FOREIGN.

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(Received October 11, 10.35 a.m.) PANIC ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE. Lonpox, October 10. There is tremendous excitement on the Stock Exchange to-day, occasioned by the failure of four brokers. Several more failures are expected.

MESSRS DILLON AND O'BRIEN.

Messrs Dillon and O'Brien failed to put m an appearance at the Tipperary Court to-day, and their bail was es treated. It is believed that they have secretly sailed for America.

THE MARKETS.

Hemp, good to medium quality, is quoted at £20 15s to ,£2l. A cargo of wheat, per barque Warwickshire from Oaiuaru, has been sold at 355. Consols, 95; New Zealand 4 per cent inscribed stock, 103 j 3-J-, 05. South Australian wheat, 38s, firm ; Victoria do., 37s 6(1, firm; New Zea land long-berried wheat, 36s 6d, the market being firmer than last week. Three month's bills are qxtoteel at 4-|- per cent.

EXHIBITION AWARDS.

Awards m connection with the Mining Exhibition at Sydenbam are announced. New South Wales is highest m merit, South Australia comes second m importance, and Western Australia third. A butter chum ex hibited by Mr Walter Cole, of Wei lington, at the Islington Dairy Show lias been awarded a gold medal.

THE GRENADIER GUARDS

It is stated the rumor of ravages of feveramong the guards at Bermuda is exaggerated.

IMPERIAL DEFENCE.

Mr G. B. Peterkin delivered a lecture at Aldershot last night on Im perial Defence. Baron de Worms, who presided, stated that the Admiralty are selecting thoroughly competent officers, who will start at once to take part m a conference of military com mandants of Australia. He expressed the hope that Imperial Federation would shortly be established, England being the pioneer.

GERMAN LOAN.

Berlin, October 10. The German loan of 235 million marks has been subscribed twice over m Berlin. ______

THE ASHBURTON GTJARDIAK, MTtTRPXT, OCTOBER 11, 1890.



"ARTIFICIAL7n<n;HEMIT,AL MANURES. Exglisii' an td Colonial Maxuractur t-.. T HAVE FOR SALE m Large or Small quantities':— : GUANO SUPERPHOSPHATE HIGH-CLASS SUPERPHOSPHATE DISSOLVED BONES POTATO^ MANURE BONE DUST ANIMAL GUANO GEOKGE JAMESON, ASHBURTON AND RAKAIA. 8 155 EXTENSION OP PREMISES JbJT "The Corner." W- H. COLLIER "FT"AS pleasure m announcing the opening of a NEW MILLINEKT SHOWROOM by the" addition to '.he premises of the adjacj'.it shop.. The Department is placed u'.uler the charge of a Firsc-cass Milliner (Miss L Mercibe) from ChristchurchJ . •■ THE NEWEST STYLES In MILLINERY FLOWERS, and also SPRING GOODSfgenerally are now showing. ' ; CUST7MERS;may|;r<jl): on^the best style combined with the most reaeoiutb charges W. HrCOLLIIE,



Wool Season, 1890-1891. ASHV.U.'T'N W'inr, BTOBES. " ME JOHN G. EESTELL BEGS TO INTIMATE TO THE WOOL GROWERS OF ASHBURTON' > .DISTRIC7 THAT HE IS PREPARED TO MAKE ' v ON THE GROWING CLIP, ON WOOL PLACED IN lITS HANDS FOR SALE LOCALLY- OR IN CMRISTCHURCH, OR FOR A;..' ;vr SHIPMENT. . .. Mn. ItESTELL will act m conjiuiction with the NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND" MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. LIMITED, who will RENDER ACCOUNT SALES WITH THEIR fesUAL PRJMPTITUDE '. 6+13- Jafin G. Restell, COMMISSION, FINAWCTAL AND (JKNEKAL AGENT, LATEST 1 ,-STREET, ■ _GB.AII} AND WOOL EItOKEK. —FOE SALE OATS SHARPS BRAN FLOUR POTATOES FENCING WIRE—feAMSKD AND PLAIN, TEA, SUGAR, CANDLES, AND GENERAL FAKM STOTIEci, K«IT*JIC«TA 00 I. AGENT FOR—Union Fifes and Marine Tnsm\inco Coinpauy 1/1. ; Mcrc;mtile Finance Agency Cbnipany, li^tl. ; Co]oni;vl Muhual I/ifo AKsut-tiiicu DEERI^G ALL STEEL TWINE BINDER; CEYLON and |^^^T^A_S_A^oci»fci<m; etc., etc, etc. ASHIJUBTON AXI) BAICALV i •J HAS FOR SALE^TIIE FOLLOWING ::-: F^iiM; SEEDS' RED AND \\ THITE CLOVER. COW GEASS AND ALSYKE EYE _GIIASS—COCKSFOOT [ETC., ETC. • ALSO,— TURNIP SEEDS From the well-known English seedsmen, J. Carter axd Co. fpecial attention is paid to the SEED DEPARTMENT, and none but those of the best quality and description are imported' Station-holders and Farmers can always rJy on . getting the newest'seed obtainable



rpENDERB are invited for;thc X of a Club House for the* Ashburton Club. Plans and specifications maybe seen at our office, whore, tenders are to be sent m not later than four o'clock p.m. on MONDAY, October 20th. The lovyest or * any tender will not necessarily be accepted. FOOKS & SON, 10|24 Architects. STRIKE. W. W. Spencer & Co. rpo meet the dull times, have STRUCK new prices right through thei| Establishment. Everything sold at lower prices than ever. Good Washing Prints, 3M per yard A first-class print at 6id" Good, Summer Dress Goods, 5s 3d per doz. = Ginghams and fashionable Zephyr Cloths 20 per cent cheaper than any other house m Ashburton. I White Lace Curtains, 2s lid the pair White Calico, 3s 6d per doz. Grey Calico, 2s 6d per doz. Men's Tweed Suits from 18s 6d Boys' Tweed Suits ftom 6s 6d ! Men's good Woollen Sox, Is I Boys' Braces, 4d. BOOT& BOOTS. Men's Colonial made Shooters, 10s 6d Men's Colonial made Bluchers, 6s 6d Women's Strong Leather Elastic Sides, 6slld A large assortment of C iildr< it's Patent Leather Slippers an 1 SI oe< »t ?ery low prices. W. W. SPENCER & CO. THE ARCADE,



—ASHBURTON— THOTTItfCi CJ/LB. FIRST Meeting will be held on the Ashburton Racecource on OCTOBER 16th, 1890. Entries for MAIDEN and ACCEPT ANCES close with undersigned at Central Hotel TO-DAY, at 9 p.m. JNO. J. C. QUANE, + p3 Sscretarv. Im. SPARROW TAILOE AND | MEN'S H b R (J £ K. EAST BTRFKT. l



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I Public Notiofefiy LONGBEACH COACH. N nntl After MONDAY, 10th.Octobcr, ihe LONGbEACK COACH wilt start from ASHBURTON at 5 p.m. sharp. • R. R. BROWNE, 10104 Coachman. T~\ARKEST AFRICA* cheap edition, XJ now wived. First supply limited. New Books, New Stationery, New Fancy Goods and Novelties all at reduced prices. Large assortments of New Miifric of every description. Pianos on hire ami for iwilo on terms. Orders received for Book binding of every kind. —L. F. Andrews & Co. THE ASHBURTON CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S - .ANNUAL _;: ■■-■■ ' CONVERSAZIONE AND BALL A I ? ILL bo hold m the Oddfellows' Hall vv on •■■ .-. ■• :• . ■•■ .-: FRIDAY, 24th OCTOBER. To commence at 8 p f ni. Tickets—Gentlemen, 3*> ; Ladies, 2a. j See posters. : '>■■■•• '. ■ ,7. SfALY, I ■ 9t157 Hoii.ijfecretftry. SHAG POINT COAL. fT^HIS superior Coal, for household Mid J_ steiim purposes, can noirbe obtained from Me.ssks J. G. Rksttw., AY. H. Collins & Co., and R. S.; I Jean m any qiinntity. Special quotations for truck loads. ■ ; • This Coal is perfectly safe m tit»injr, lenrinj,' 'no live ashes or Boot, and is very ck'uiily and economical for household purposo.'i, having great heat and lasting power. W. H. WILLIAMS, 10SJ8 Manager Shag Point Mine. MOORE STREET, A SHBURTON. Henry. Davis, Proprietor, (lato t»f Plough Hotel, Rangiora.) ' rPHIS Old Established and favorite JL Family Hotel, has good agconmioda tion for families, boarders, or commercial travellers, with private hitting room's and bedrooms. CHARGES TO MEET THE TIMES. Nothing but the best brands of Wiries and Spirits, and Wakd and ; Cos. celebrated Ales kept m stock. THE PROPRIETOR, having aWo just erected a large new stable with elevtm stalls and t\ro loose boxes for the accommodation of his country customers, wishes to inform them tb»fc stabling for horses is FREE, with good feeds for Is each. Special arrangements can be made for loose boxes for Entire Horses or Race Horses for the coming season. 9 145



O^|i|^^Sf'^t HPKE Foii esters' im IVvwPwral wff w^ he neM m the Oddfellows' Hnll on W#'*^K. W E? N E- S DA V sSsKS^^ii^—f^ents, 2s Gd; Ladies The"DRAWING for the Art Union will take place the same evening. TICKETS may be obtained at Mas Ran(jkbs, or any of the Members. 9 151 Clearing Sale Of HORSES, TRAPS, HARNESS, and SUNDRIES. MR D. THOMAS has received in structions from Messrs Totty Bko.s. Livery Stablekeepers of Ashburton, to «ell by on JJthe premises, Somerset Stable PUBLIC AUCTION, , on SATURDAY, 18th OCTOBER, 1890 At 12 o'clock, Black Horse " Darkie " Chestnut Gelding "Jerry " Bay Gelding " Jock " 1 Double and two Single-seated BUGGIE& -I GIG and 1 WAGGONETTE -i BRAKE and set of Harness 5 Sets Harness, Breaking Tackle, Side Saddle, 2 Riding Saddles, Bridles, etc., etc. Feed Boxes, Stable Utensils, etc., etc. D. THOMAS, 10 76 Ashburton. cheetsetsaleT""" MR D. THOMAS has received in* structions to Sell by Public Auction at Chertaey on MONDAY NEXT, October 13, TOO HOGGETS' D. THOMAS, 10*66 ASHBURTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF Stock, Implements, dc, WILL be held at the COUNTY SALEYARDS, ASHBURTON, ON FRIDAY, 313t OCTOBER, 1890. ENTRIES close with the undersigned on FRIDAY, 24th OCTOBER. JNO. J. C. QUANE, 10 77 Secretary. " "~NEW~ ZEALAND RAILWAYS! Ashburton Trotting Races, 16th October. HT HE 8.0 a.m. and 11.0 a.m. trains from I Christchurch on the 10th inst. will, f required, set down passengers at the Ashburton Saleyards siding, which is opposite to the Racecourse. Passengers to book to Ashburton. The evening trains from Ashburton to hSpringburn and Titnaru on the 16th will start at 5.25 p.m. and 5.35 p.m. respec tively, and be correspondingly later than time-table times at other Stations. Fare(j : Ordinary return. 10t78 BY ORDER. ' WAKANUI SPORTS. ~" A PUBLIC Meeting of all interested m Sports at Wakanui is called for MONDAY, 13th October m the School room, to arrange for Sports for the ensu- , ing year, 10 44



kPENDERS are invibstl for building aj X Five Foomed Cott»v,'o at Hinds, near Ltjsniorc. plans and Specifications at my office. Tender ; elwi on SATUR DAY, 18th inst., at Soon. The lowest | or nnv tender not necessarily accepted. R. BIRD, tO 79 Architect. OST on Tuesday iiijjht on Alfotci Forest Road, Dark Bi'own Scntf. Fi.ider rewarded. D.ms'* Refreshment Rooms. 10 81 IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Ashhurton (being a Local Court of Bank ruptcy), holden at Ashburton. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and the Acts amend ing the same, and of the bank ruptcy of Miltian Ki.iiik, Ahli burloh, widow. "VTOTICE is hereby given that Maria* _i_N Klink, of Ashburton, widow, has this day been adjudicated a bankrupt, and that the iirst meeting of Creditors, will be held m the District Courthouse, .Ashbur ton on FRIDAY, October 17th, 1890, at 11 o'clock m thfj forenoon. Dated this 11th day of October, 1890. J. C. BELL, Deputy-Official Assignee. R. M. Cuthbkhtsox, Solicitor. . 10,^82 •ia3uis aauoNVi rpuranT go rjri^ mM j^ •JIIIVA fcS-VT) .LSULI UMV saavHs ojsiavai mil mv •smiYAum afi kojm AO IVAIUHV HS3HJ S.tHNUni 9 11HH01IW XD3d S N I NYHiL.HSbLLSIfI OO JJO&SLVO saiavr



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