THE ASHBLETON GUARDIAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1801;



STEPHENS BROS. MARKET HOUSE. ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AGAINSI EIRE Manufacturers ot VULCAN PAINT AST> SOTERL4. Absolute protection againa exteiiJ-oa of fire. Color cards and test shingles with instruc tions and proofs of on materials well furnished ASHBURTON "MAIL," DUKEt/IN AGENCY, |. " ' ■:--' ' ■ :.V;- s\ " j MR X T WHEPJLER' [ ■ ; ■; [ Stafford Street"-Dcnedin *I AS been appointed Otje . Ageict, an wi be able to Arrange Terms with Ad. _sers for Contract dvert.sen entp ■ ~A USTRALTA^ MUTUAL PROVt. J^L . DENT SOCIETY, . Established 1849. FOR LIFE ASSURANCE oir the . . -■ MUTUAL PRINCIPLE . NEW ZEALAND BRANCH EEEAD OFFICE—CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON". LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Hon. Morgan S. Grace, C.M.G., M.D., M.L.C. (Chairman). Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Deputy- Chairman). Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. Tlie Hon. I'Jiward Richardson, C.M.G. Nicholas Reid, Esq. ANNUAL INCOxVIE ••• EXCEEDS £1,625.000 STERLING. INVESTED FUNDS - EXCEED £9,000,000 STERLING, REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD AS ~ 3URE WITH THIS SOCIETY : IT is the only Colonial Life Office giving Annual Bonnses, reducing the net cost of Assurance to the Lowest Possible Limit. It is the oldest, largest, wealthiest, and most prosperous Mutual Life Office m the Southern Hemisphere. ITS Bonuses are larger than. those of any other Life Office of similar age m «i.j other part of the world. ' The Society lias distributed amongst its members upwards of £4,050,000 m Cmt Bonuses, representing Reversionary Bonuses exceeding £8,000,000 sterling. AFTER making unusualamplereserves, the Cash Surplus for division for the year 1889 was £426,494, a larger amount of profit than has ever been realised or divided m one year by any other office of the British Empire. THE Society issued 11,664 New Policies during the year 1889, assurin i £3,679,469, with new Premims amoun ng to £133, 000. The Society, offers UNDOUBTED SECURITY LIBERALITY, ' . . I PROFITS. j ITS investments m New Zealand socur , ties'are £1,273,514. and ail the surol Branch accumulations are invested in* th Colony, thus making it essentially & THOROUGHLY COLONIAL INSTITUTION BE CAREFUL SELECT THIS SOCIETY, AND DO NOT BE DECEIVED BY THE SIMILARITY OF NAME OF SOME OF THE YOUNGER AUSTRA LIAN OFFICES j EDWARD W t OWE Resident, Secretary Christen urch District Office, " W. H. JJERRY, Local Broker, District .Secretary H ZANT>IvLI. HERCULES iJAKING POWDER IS THE BEST Those who have noi. 1., ed it, shoaid ask their Grocer for it. Make," splen Cakes Scones, astry, &.?. Family Dairy Churns, Factory Chuinsj Factory Butter Workers, Family Butter Workers, Butter Pack ages, Print Butter Car-. riers, German Dairy Piiper And everything needed m a complete Creamery or Butter Factory. Send for Circulars and Prices. PORTER BLANCHARD'S SONS, Con^okd, N.H., U.SA Established JBIB



Stephens Bros., MARKET HOUSE. j (NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND I THE PUBLIC. I ■ • _ ' * ("\WING t<> the demand being greatly / ia ti-A'jb-H of nil: 1 supply In-t soasou for the Patent Double K;fi'nsd KfIItO SEXE, we lwe made special arrange ments this year with tl.o shippers for regular consignments during, the winter months. The first we have just landed, AND IS NOW IN\ STOCK. It. has many advantages over the ordinary Kerosene, and has no rival for Household Purposes, being perfectly pure, gives a mellow brilliant light, will not dazzle or affect the eye, is almost; odourless, much more economical, absolutely safe, therefore dispenses with all risk m handling and danger m using wheire there are Children. We have also all kinds of ENGLISH CANDLES m stock including— STEARINE, SPKRM, PA.RRAFIN, wax, »tc. ... ; Special quotations for Boxes, Cases, and Lafgb Parcels. S .B.—All-goods purchased from us can be returned if not satisfactory. Satisfac tion being our motto.



T A^M A CASH PURCHASER OF WHEAT OAT S, BARLEY, AND RYEG R AS S. D. THOMAS.



Seeds for Autumn WHITE STONE AND DEVONSHIRE GREYSTONE TURNIPS, RAPE, DUN OATS CAPE BARLEYJ RYE] MUSTARD SEED &c. (iEORGE JAMESOS ASHBURTON AND RAKAIA. I am a Cash Parcliaser . — OF—• Wheat, Oats. & Barley, OORNSAOKS SUWLiIED AT CURRENT RATESJ », x GEOME JAWKON ASHBUFtTON AND RAKAIA PUBLIC TRUST ~^g. OFFICE MM. rHE Public Trust Offio3 of N.3W Zealand ofifers greab advanfcagos to its client including State guarantee against the fraiKl or dishona^ly of the Public Tcus to The following comparison ot business between the yeaw 1879 and 1839 will s'ao wth progress made ;~ 1879-80. 1889. Cash receipts ... ... £41,813 ... £183,336 Total transactions, per balance-sheet ... ... £92,318 ... £835,202 Securities — General Investment Account ... £70,864 ... £216,943 Special Investment Account ... £2,655 ... £245*839 Expenses Account —Total receipts £2,139 ... £14,482 Administrations ... 172 ... 258 Probates and trusts 14 .. 30 Wills provisionally accepted 1 ... 42 Letters received 2,122 ... 10,326 Letters despatched ... ... 1,432 ... 13,003 ACLAND, BARNS AND CO., Christchurch, Local Agents COAL. COAL. COAL. 500 TONS COAL 500 OF! PRIME "QUALITY, will be '■•old at SLAUGHTERED PRICES to make room ■forgfurther shipments to arrive, and to MEET THE TIMES. PRICES ON APPLICATION. W. H. Collins and Co., TIMBER & COAL MERCHANTS. AGENTS—RoyaI Insurance Company, i Grey Valley Coal Cotnpwjy,



IMPORTANT NOTICE. — ba TO MY CLIENTS AND OTHERS. nnHE demand for good Land m liarge and Small Farms has again arisen, and every day I have applications for such which I cannot supply. Those wishing either to Let or Sell their Properties will therefore consult their own interest by giving me promptly full particulars, and I can guarantee if the Land is fairly good, and the price not exorbitant, that a sale will be effected., A proper registry of all Lands for Sale is rigidly kept. D. THOMAS, ASHBURTON.



I . ■ ......,..■ Tin i iTnnnffc'n -^ i features - stwngth / 1111 I I 11 1 Pj"? "!''" 1 II I I 11 M Durabilitj, LisMtiesa of Draught, 11 ll /I II fa ?'"* i» i >■ J S-iIStIi Simplicity of r.<,u-h- t r.i, an llllrllßi'iiilgi IJI9III Reliability of K. o'.tor. SIZES FOR SALK—r>, <>, and T'-ft Cuts. ,Pi fil Elf^ S %% |\T IlH¥| The 7ft Out is lighter m Draught t.haa., \\ !|| |i' JJ' I, -|JJ,i||r||-.|j 1 |l any other make of machine cutting a foot 1% | |I||jj|j 111 111 Hill narrower. I 1 I I]J i!J I j |l| 1 li|'i|| D.THOMAS, Agent. D. THOMAS ; ' (Late of Matson, Cox and Co.) AUCTIONEER, LAND, INSURANCE, and ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, WOOL and GRAIN BROKER, A S H B U R TO N. 1 "" * Ct* l ■■■■ ' ' T" OANS Negotiated. Weekly Sales of Live Stoqk. Tinwald and Ashburton JU .. ■ . " .■ : ' '" . ' . .... ■■ alternately. Fortnightly Sales of Sheepskins, Fat, and Hides on FRIDAYS, Sales of Wool throughout the Season. Grain bought and sold on Commission. Clearing salea as per arrangement.



LONGBEACH COACH. ON and after MONDAY, 6th April, the Longbeach Coach will leave the Ashburton Post Office at 4 p.m. ; instead of at 5 p.m. as formerly. B. R. BROWNE 4_^B Coachman. JAMESON, ANDERSON & CO.S PURE CEYLON & INDIAN TEAS. Copies of Testimonial. From Mr W. F. Warner, Commercial Hotel, Christchurch. \J OUR celebrated Ceylon and Indian _L Teas are increasing m favor so much that no other teas are now used m my hotel. I am frequently asked what is the brand and where the teas can be obtained. I remember Sir Harry and Lady Atkinson, Mr and Mrs George Beetham, of Wellington, and many others who have been staying at the hotel re cently, speak of the tea as the best they have tasted for a very long time, and they expressed fcheit intention of purchasing some of the tea from you to take home with them. I may also state that several gentlemen representing leading tea firms, who have been staying at the hotel, also speak very highly of your tea, and state that it is one of the best, they have met with m their travels —W. F. Warner; To be Procured From G E O. JAMESON, SOLE AGENT, shburton & rakaia. HHR^SHBHcIRE. *\ewa Iffi'fflfl REASONS K&KfiHB I.—The whole of the [ESSMBS M ATERIALS are most carefully selected HUMl)ifijJH| by Experts, and no HsM£Ul]|MjmQ| THING BUT THE BEST is used* IflvaiMMltflfi 2.—Great attention is paid to the Cut and i^BkAAJUUE^Hi Fitting. 3.—The Newest Styles are constantly added to the list. 1 4.—The largest variety m Nev/ Zealand to select from, s.—Only the best workmen are em ployed on this brand, and every man ii> responsible for his work. 6.—Every pair is absolutely guaranteed to the wearer. 7.—The largest staff m the Colony is employed at this Factory, thus tending to economy m the manufacture. 8. —Fifteen years' experience has proved that the Zealandias are the best m the world. 9.—Thousands of Customers telling each other of the excellent wear and fit of these boo^s. 10.-—The determination to never per mit the Zealandias to be excelled by any other make. Sold by Boot Retailers and Storekeepers _■ throughout New Zealand. Specialties to be had only m our make. The Paragon and Dependable Schoolßoots for Boys and G iris. Perfect Marvels for Hard Wear. We also have a Second Quality Boot really good hard wearing lines. These we brand "UNION." The outlook for Zealandias is brighter than ever. Every pair branded Manufactured by SKELTON, FROSTICK & CO., Zealandia Boot Factory, 4 70 Christchurch. W. W. Spencer & Co I EXTENSION OF w. w. hpexueii & c©'» i Great Clearing Sale, lifting heavily overstocked, and m order to make room for a shipment of Goods which we have landing from Home m about a fortnight, we have made Greater Reductions than ever. All Wool, colonial flannel, 10|-d, 4-ply fingering wool, all colors, Is lid; Calicos 2s 3d the doz; Dress Goods 4id; Washing Prints, 2jd, 3|d, and 4|d ; Washing Muslin H2s lid the doz ; Towels, 3|d j each ; a very large Towel 9%d t 4 Q now 6^d ; very good Ticking, hn M 6d: double width Sheeting, H 7£d; heavy white Linen Twill |-y 0 Sheeting, lljd ; heavy cotton Shirting, s|d; Cretonnes, 4j?d ; i fh Men's woollen Sox, ll^d; Boys' p j Braces, 4d ; Men's Braces, 8d ; M <j Men's Regatta Shirts, 2s lid ; M Men's good Tweed Suits. 22a Q ,- 6d ; Boys' Tweed Suits from l Y\ 4s lid ; Men's colored Moles p M 7s 6d, now 5s lid ; Boys' do. H HH 2s lid. BOOTS. BOOTS. £J [H Men's Bluchers, 6s 6d ; Men's [0 colonial made Shooters, 9s lid; Boys' strong Boots very cheap. Women's strong Elastics, 6s 9d; Girls' and Maids Kid Elastic Sides and Button Boots 2s lid. 3s lid, and 4s 6d at W. W. gPJBSTCCn * Co* THE ARCADE a —— N.B.—We have this day purchased a Traveller's Set of Samples at a discount of 50 per cent. If you want a real bargain now is your chance. - Tiie~Arcade^ "*"



ANDREW ORR IS NOW SHOWING THE T ABGEST ov NEW DKAPERY, CLOTHING, AKl> MILLINERY EVER SHOWN IN ASHBURTONi A, ORE.



ON bALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED BUILDING MATERIALS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. COALS *. WESTPORT, NEWCASTLE, MOUNT SOMERS,, AND HO ME BUSH. Also, — GREY VALLEY NUTS. FIREWOOD, Long and Cut, K)STS, RAILS, STAKES, FENCING WIRE, Barbed and Plain, SIaPLES, WIRE NAILS, all sizes, PAINTS, OILS, &(k JOSHUA TUCKER RAILWAY RESERVE, WEST STREET. OFFICE : Corner of Tancred and West stroats, ne*tMrGeo. Jameson's, opposite Bank of Australasia AND AT RAKAIA.



THE STOCK In the Assigned Estate of E. W. PAGE AND CO., WHOLESALE WAREHOUSEMEN, IS NOW ON SALE AT MITCHELL AND TURNER'S, KAIAPOI HOUSE.



! Notice to Farmers and Others. John gTkestell.- WOOI k 6EAII BROKER, TAHfiTOR I EXPERT MiMIMT. STORES and OFFICES : Corner of West and Havelock Streets, Ashburton, being the premises recently occupied by the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. agent'for- The New Zetland Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited. The Union Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Limited, The Ceylon and Indian Tea Association, And various other Agencies. GRAIN ard other Produce bought and Sold on Commission. The Stores now Dccumed by him offer peculiar facilities for the efficient STORAGE OF GRAIN, The Rates for which are the LOWEST CURRENT.] LIBERAL, CASH ADTANCES made on Produce m Store or entrusted to him for shipment fkee op commission, and at a Low Rate of Interest. He is prepared to undertake the Sale by Public Auction or private treaty of SHEEP, CATTLE, REAL ESTATE, Live and Dead STOCK of every description, and having made highly satisfactory arrangements with the New Zealand Loan »nd Mercantile Agency Company, Limited embracing their Branches iv all parts of New Zealand and elsewhere, he is enabled to offer extra facilities m these directions, which are manifestly unsurpassed m th: Colonies. A Large Supply of CORNSACKS, TWINE, and general Farm Requisites alway on hand NEWCASTLE, WESTPORT, MOUNT SOMERS, and other Coals always held tock, and arrangements complete for regular supplie w . . SPECIAL t 3Srpn?IOEI, Having extensive orders to complete for the purchase of cereals, Mr Resteli is now a CASH BUYER of good lines of WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, GRAS SEED &c.



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THE EDUCATION B'URO OF TU-i DISTRICT uFNoUTiI CAKTifif.- BURY. SCHOOL DISTRICTS OF GUANTHAM FLEMINGTON and LOjsGBEACII. fPHE BOARD hereby publicly notifies JL that it has resolved to form a new School District,co be cdIccUJRANTHAM, including parts of the present Districts of 1 Flemington and Longbeach, and to alter the Boundaries of those Districts accord ingly ; the Boundaries of the three Dis iiiclsto be as hereinafter defined. The Board hereby calls Public Meetings of the Householder!! m each of these Districts, to be held on MONDAY, the 27th April, at 7 o'clock m the evening, for the purpose of electing Committees for such Districts. The placesof meeting will be—For the Districts of Flemington and Longbeach, the respective Schoolrooms ; and for Grantham, the Road Board Office. The Board directs that the first meeting of each of the newly-elected Committees shall be held m the place appointed for the lEection, immediately after the elec tion. Boundaries of the School District of Grantham. — Commencing at the junction of the Longbeach Road with M'Clellan's Road, thence along the latter road to Boundary Roid, thence south-westerly along the said road to the road between Sections 20451 and 20437, thence south-easterly along that road to the north-west corner of Section 16229, thence along the northern boundaries of Sections 16629, 13851, 11412, to the north-east corner of the latter Section, thence m a straight line to the road forming the north-west ' boundary of Section 21564, thence along that road to the road south-east of Section 21694, thence north easterly along that road to the eastern most corner of Section 17189, thence north-westerly along the boundaries of Sections 17189 and 16849 to the south-eastern boundary of Sections 8371 to 8390, thence north-easterly to the eastenmost corner of Lot 10, Block xO, sub-division of Sections 8371 to 8390, thence north-westerly along the north-east boundary of said Lot 10 to Lot 7, Blouk 10, thence north-easterly to the westernmost corner of lot I', Block 1, thence following the south-west and north west boundaries of Lot 11, to Bell's road, thence north-westerly along Bell's road to the westernmost corner of Lot 13, Block 1, thence along the north-west boundary of Lot 13 and the north-east boundary of Lot 12 and the northern boundary of Lot 3 to the Longbeach road, thence fol lowing the said road to the commenc ing point. Boundaries of the School District of Flemington. — Commencing at the southernmost corner of Reserve 738, thence by the road forming part of the south-west boundary of that Re serve to a point forty-four chains beyond its junction with Wheeler's road, thence m a straight line to a point on Spicer's Creek, distant forty-four chains from Wheeler's road, thence along the said creek to that road, thence south-westerly along Wheeler's road to the easternmost corner of Lot 1, Block 1, sub-division of Sections 8371 to 8390, thence along the south-east boundary of Lot 1, ar.d the north-east boundary of Lot 2. to the boundary of the School Dis trict of Grantham as above described, hen following the boundary of that district to the road south-east of Section 17189, thence north-easterly along that road to the boundary of the School District of Ashton, thence following the boundary of that dis trict to the cross roads at the northernmost corner of Reserve 1439, thence north-westerly, following the road north-east of ►■juct-on 17194 to the road separating Reserve 737 from Section 17187, thence along that road to the commencing point. Boundaries of the School District of Longbeach.—Bounded towards the north-east by tha Ashtou School District; towards the south-east by the sea ; towaids the north-west by the Flemington and Grantham Dis tricts, as above described; and to wards the south-west by the road north-east of Section 18533. and separating Sections 15985 and 16018. J. V. COLBORNE-YEEL, Secretary. Christchurch, March 30,1891. 4*22 thel^ducation board of the district of north canter BURST. SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WILLOWBY. THE Board hereby publicly notifies that it has resolved to alcer the southern boundary of the school district of Wil'owby, so that from and after this date it shall be as hereinafter described. In all other respects the boundaries of the Willowby district remain as notified m the " Ashburton Mail" on July 1, 1886. Beginning at the northermost corner on section 18003, thence by the road separating reserve 737 from section 17187 to the southernmost corner of reserve 738, thence by the road forming part of the south-west boundary of that reserve to a point forty-four chains beyond its junc tion with Wheeler's road, thence m a straight line to a point on Spicer's creek, distant forty-four chains from the said road, thence along the said creek to Wheeler's road, thence south-westerly along Wheeler's road to the easternmost corner of Lot 1, Block 1 subdivi vision of sections 8371 to 8390, thence by the south-east boundary of Lot 1 and the north-east and south boundaries of Lot 2 to the Longbeach Road, thence northerly along I hat road to McClelland's road, and thence along the latter road to its junction with the road south-east of section 16744. ,]. V. COLBORNE-VEEL, Secretaiy. Oriatchurch, March 30, 1891. 4 21 THE HORSE'S FRIEND. T~HGF.'S NO. 1 HORSE OILS are _L * found a SURE CURE for Bruises and Sprains of any kind m Stock. The NO. 2 OILS cure Open Wounds or Sores of any kind. TESTIMONIALS from Stock owners can be seen on application to the maker. Any parties who have used the above OILS and are satisfied with them are re quested to notify same to the Proprietor, F. W. PAGE, 4+loß CHERTSEY.



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FOE SALE. T3YE CORN, CAPE BARLEY, TARES, RAPE. This is the time for sowing. WANTED TO PURCHASE— Last Season's Heavy Canadian OATS. JOHN G. RESTELL.



NOTICE. I HAVE much pleasure m informing the Public that I have disposed of my Tobacconist, and Fancy Goods Em porium, Hflirdressing Saloon, and Billiard Room to Mr Harry Friedlander. While thanking Clients for their liberal support accorded to me, I beg to ask con tinuance of the same for my successor. W. ZANDER. SPECIAL NOTICE. WITH reference to the above I respect fully notify the Public of Ashbur ton and its vicinity, that I have taken over the old established business formerly m the occupation of Mb. Wilhelm Zander, and will henceforth carry it on under my direct supervision, and hope, by strict attention to the wants of my Customers, to meet with the continued patronage accorded to my predecessor. HARRY FRIEDLANDER, 4 74



if üblic Notices. ENDERS wanted AT ONCtf for Ploughing m about one hundred and forty chains of natural creek near Hinds railway station. Specifications can be sebii at Coldstream Road Board OHice. JOHW STUDHOLME, Jun. ? 4 132 Coldstream. LOST. LOST, m Ashburton, a Small Stock Whip. Finder rewarded at v Mail" Office. 4 128 " PIS H> ¥I SK TT^DWIN SENIOR begs to inform the LLi inhabitants of Ashburton and Dis trict, that he purposes opening m the above line m the premises lately occupied by the Ashburton Club, Tancred Street. Fresh fish and oysters daily. 4 127 EDWIN SENIOR.



MR F. M. RICKMAN ASHBURTON HORSE BAZAAR ARCADE AND GENERAL MARKET. SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1891. MR F. M. RICKMAN has received instructions to Sell at the Arcade 5 First-class DRAUGHT MAftES, from the South (Oamaru). F. M. RICKMAN, 114 Auctioneer.



FRIEDLANDER BROS. Clearing Sale OF SUPERIOR DINING ROOM, HALL, BREAKFAST, & BED ROOM FURNITURE, & OTHER EFFECTS. FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1891. VfESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS., :H instructed by MR WILHELM ZANDER, who is leaving for Melbourne, will sell by Public Auction at his residence "OSMUNDE, ;> Burnett Street, on the above named date, all his Superior Household Furniture and Effects consisting of DINING-ROOM—Suite m riniu, coveied m morocco, massive sideboard, large extension dining table, dinner waggon, handsome over-mantel, very fine Piano, by Mansfeldt and Voloni. choice cane chairs, massive marble thirty-day clock, handsome bronze vases, choice plaques, paintings, cur tains, Brussels carpet, 22 x 18, brass fender, and irons, etc. BREAKFAST ROOM—Extension table, sideboard, couch, Piano by Wagner, overmantel, ladies' aad gents' easy and cane chairs, pictnrep, books, sew ing machine, marble clock, Brussels carj.et, 15 x 13, curtains, steel fender, fire irons, ornaments ; etc HALL.—Handsome hall stand, hall chairs, large Japanese and hall vases, curtains, card basket, fishing rod, etc., and thecontentsof three wellfurnished BEDROOMS—Consisting of massive brass double bedstead, double and single iron bedsteads, handsome wardrobes, with plate glass mirrors, panels, dressing and toilet tables, washstand, marble top and tiled back, mirrors, fancy screens, lace cue tains, chairs, handsome chinaware, spring and hair mattresses, blankets, palli asses, Brussels and other carpets, linoleum and other mats, etc. ALSO—The Contents of Nursery and Servants' Rooms. The contents of well found KITCHEN, PANTRY, & SCULLERY— Including splendid dinner service, breakfast and tea services, plated dish covers and other plated ware, beautiful glassware, and full assort ment of cooking utensils, besides a large quantity of garden tools, hose, lawn mower, garden chairs, and seats. Lot of Sundries too numerous to particularise. Those desirous of acquiring first-class furniture should attend this sale, the whole of it having been very carefully selected by Mr Zander ; and as it has only been m use a comparatively short time, is as good as new. Catalogues will shortly be ready, and can be had on application. Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. Furniture will be open for inspection all Tuesday, 21st, and Wednesday, 22nd April, up to noon. R. FRIEDLANDER, £89 Auctioneer,



MRT. BULLUCk" SATUBDAY, APKIL 18th. 300 a.oTks 300 WAIvANUI, Near Seafield. 193 A0~*"BS 193 NEWL^NDS. MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions to Sell by Public Auc tion ac the Arcade on the above date, on account and by ordtr of the Mortgagee — R.S s. 25374 and 25747, Containing 300 ACRES 300 Situated not far from Charing Cross. Fenced and divided into Paddocks. There is a House and other Im provements on the Property. This originally belonged to Mr Hugh Kennedy, R.S. 27187, Containing 193 Acres 3 Roods. All Fenced, situated nofc far from New lands School, and originally owned by Mr Lill. Both these properties are watered with a County water race. Persons on the look out for cheap land are invited to attend the Sale. Liberal Terms of Payment. Sale at 10.30. T BULLOCK, 4 34 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, APRIL 18th. Dwelling House and Sections at Tinwald. MR T, BULLOCK has received in structions from the Owner, to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcrde on SATURDAY, APRIL 18th, SECTIONS numbered "113, 114,115, 116, 117, containing 1 acre 1 rood, corner of A^nes and McMurdo streets on which is erected a well built Dwelling House of 6 rooms with Verandah. This property is well situated, being not far from the Railway Station. I ALSO, AT SAME TIME AND PLACE, LOT 71, containing 37 Perches, corner of Graham and McMurdo streets. Persons on the look out for cheap properties are invited to attend the Sale. Sale at 11 o'clock. ~. BULLOCK, 4f83 Auctioneer. "SATURDAY, APRIL 25. 566 a c7es. 566 Near the Somerton Railway Station, Methven Line. MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade on the above date— ACRES. HOODS. ACRES. 566 3 566 Being part of B.Ss 25355 and 25356, divided into three allotments, originally part of the Somerton Estate. This land is well situated, being near the Somerfcon Railway Station and m good heart, not lumng been cropped for a number of years. Those desirous of pur chasing are invited to inspect and attend the Sale. Easy terms of payment. K^* Note the time of Sale— 11 a.m. punctually. T. BULLOCK, 4J150 Auctioneer. ""SATURDAY, APRIL -jsth\ SUPERIOR SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, SITUATED ON CARTER'S TERRACE, Which is a very favorite residential neighborhood, and within an easy distance of Town. MRT- BULLOCK has reecived instructions from Me. W. T. Kingston (m eoiwequence of Mrs King ston going to England), to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade on the above date. His Property situated on Carter's Terrace, being Lot 8, containing 6 acres 3 roods 3perches, part of the celebrated Grove Farm Estate, on which is erected a substantially built Dwelling House of 8 rooms. This was built gpecially for the occupa tion of it* owner, and is planned and plastered &nd fitted m a manner conducive to tfe* comfort of its occupants. The rooms are fitted with patent stoves, tile hearths and tile sides. The Kitchen is supplied with an ex cellent Range, high pressure boiler, and patent 20 gallon cir culating cistern; hot and cold wat™r i" also laid onin the kitcheon. The i>.ath Room is fitted up with a Shanks' patent enamelled bath, supplied with hot and cold water. ££.&' ,The water mpply for the house and premises is specially good and abundant, supplied by windmill, and is laid on at different parts of the premises and grounds. The out buildings comprise Stable, Trap Shed, Washhouse with copper built m, Dairy and other Buildings, the Orchard is stocked with choice and well selected Fruit Trees of various kinds. The Property is situated m a healthy ftnd dry locality, and the land is of very superior quality. Will be sold on easy terms of payment. Said at 11 o'clock. ~ BULLOCK, .+ 1 of Auctioneer. MANUFACTURERS TO HER MAJESTY BY APPOINTMENT, the bank of england and its branches; hobbs, hart, and co, Limited, Steel Safes, Bullion, and Party-Wall Doors, Locks for all purpose^ 76 gHEAPSIDE, LONDON, EKOLAND. Manufactories Whftrncliffe Works, Arlington street London N^