that number two-Uurd* took place m Teheran. Pakis, September 8. M. Pasteur claims that his anti choleric vaccine has been absolutely successful m the case of animals, and he hopes experiments will prove the treatment is suitable to human beings. London, September 8. MrH.H. Fowler, president of the Local Government Board, has em powered health officers to prevent passengers from infested' ports landing at ports m the United Kingdom, un less they can produce a definite address. - ... , . ; , - .-. •. , . :

THE MARKETS.

|PEB PRESS ASSOCIATION.] (Revived September 9,10.20 a.m.) Lokdon, Septemberß. Off-obaut cargoes of New Zealand irheafc are quoted at from 28s to 30s.

Ashburton Markets.

Mil JOHN G. RESTBIA. Mr John G. Restell <m conjunction,, with the' New Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Agency Company, Limited) per Mr J. R. Bland, auctioneer, reports on the. live stock market for the week ending September 8 r-'-At the Aahburton County Safeyards on Tuesday, September 6, there was again a small entry, ,comprißing only about 3000 sheep and 25 head of cattle. The attendance was good, and the prices obtained were very satisfactory, except for store merino wefchers, there being no buyers for this class of stock. Fat merino wethers brought from llu to 16s 4d. The latter were a strand line ot Anama wethers, grassed by Mr John Bonifant, of WaUpoi. Crossbred hoggets were well represented and realised high prices—los lAd, 14b, 14s sd, and 15s Bd, the latter a splendid line brought forward by Mr Isaac Thompson, of Wakanui. Two small lines of old merino ewes, m lamb, brought 9s lid and 10a 9d. Our entry consisted of 1041 sheep and 6 head of cattle, which we^folcLas follows :«rrfiheep —20 merino wetnf rs*at lUs'«d, 20 Merino wethers at 10s 6d, 106 merino ewes at 9s lid, 184: crossbred hoggets at 10s lOd, 601 crossbred hoggets at 14s, Catrtb—l heifer.. & 1**64.-1 heifer *41& 6d, 2 steers at £6 10s, 1 springer £6 7s od, 1 springer at £4)7*j6d,« ■' ■ ■ ™«: Rakaia Monthly SxLB.-On Thurs day/September 1, we held our regular monthy sale of stock at our South Rakaia yards. Th© attendance was good,, and. the prices realised were satisfactory. The «ntry m both yards comprised 1 about 2000 sheep, 10 he«id cattle, and 40 pigs. Our entry comprised 1100 sheep, 4 head cattle, and 20 pigs, which we "old as follows:—6o2 crossbred hoggets at 1* 7d, 184 crortbred hoggets at 10s 2d, 1 heifer at £4 10s, 1 heifer at £3 15s 6d, 1 fat cow at £5 17s 6d t 2 pigs at 255, 2 pigß at 235, 4 pigs at 16.,' 2 pigs at l«ira»- : --at 13s 6d, 1 pig at 15s, 1 sow at 355. 12 sacks chick wheat at.58.t0 7« per aack, sacks m; 14 bags potatoes at?»6d per nek.- . ■■ • • ■ ■ ,-

SPORTING.

THE RACING CONFERENCE.

Trek t kisss association. ' , Wellington, September 8. At the CMejwnce of Metropolitan EaciM Clubs, hold to : night, the following resolutions were adopted after consider able dL*cuwibn:-''That, the. totahsator shall nob be used oft any racecourse within « radius of twenty miles of any Metro politan racecourse by any Club that has a race at ,less value than 20 soya on its prc^me. That the adUed mo^ey to be givea by any Club holding one meeting m the year shall not be less than 150 soys, two meetings an average of JW «ovs, three meetings an average of 500 | soys, niqre than three meetings an average of 600 soys per diem." '

THE ST. LEGER.

' LoSDOir, September 7. Orme was JkW** m the **-*&*****• a mile from home, «nd fimshed fifth La Fleche won by two 1 lengths. Time 3min 14 3-sth sec.

OTAGO HUNT CLUB MEETING.

RACECOURSE, FORBURY. Sept. 9. The 1 following are results : : MaIDBK fICHTBW' StBBPLECHASB, Of 50 soys ; two miles.-Smuagler, 12st 3lb, 1; Rebel, 12st 31b, 2. Only two started. Won easUyi. Dividend, £1 7s. Kbmsington Handicap, of 8o boys ; one mil* ; a,n4 a quarter,~DJemm*,^ $»X 1 • GaTtee, Bst 61b. 2 ; Detfby, Bst 4lb, 3. Dividends—JE2 8» aad £3 3b.

SUPREME COURT.

—•> — [MR. TBXSa ASSOCIATION.],, r WBLUNGTdK, September 9. In the Supreme Court' this morning prefaces, *aa sentenced to hfteen months* amm^^m^^^^*-&' ■

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

HOME AHOTORHGN. PKK PHESS ASSOCIATION. The ffi* tro°P s have com Pktely crushed Ac Yemen revolt.

AUSTRALIAN.

THE BROKEN HILL STRIKE.

Earthworks haVe.beeh thrown up to, ™rf«t the Proprietary mine at Broken C aJV improved fortifications garrisoned with 300 men.

THE WARRACKNABEAL MURDER.

MK-uoiUitNß. September 9. Mrs O'Brien's ease ie tl*e first de dZ^ev the new prerogaUve rega lations.

MELBOURNE FINANCES.

The City, of SocietT'to again suspended m November last it made arrangements re-payments have fallen off, and a trust deposit falling due which the trustees vere-unible to renew the Society closed b doors. Mr lanooUi, .» t war e hous,emhn n Flinders Lane, has fatted w* h b££ ties amounting tp, ££?.W° • ets ( Treasury receipts f6f the: fip* 1 two months of the current fi^ ancial tear have decreed by £81,000, *ota pared.withthe correspond*- period m 1891:- ■--■^ m ;;' ---"(&*Unn » Willininston auctioueer,

(Received September 9, noon.) RIFLE SHOOTING. Brisbane, September 9. At the Queensland Rifle Association meeting Elliott, of Charters Towers Rifle Club, won the Queen's prize, with a score of 146; Captain Woodyat won the Champion match with a total ot ml

THE i 'sTTTTCON GTTARPIAN ; FBIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, l&m



JUltik de Parts r:ss 2»& tos. OL. Ji'.ii^NJw «,!) be leaving for • Meju.iim,e on WEDNESDAY. Thoho.who nnve/uoj; yet; a willed' tli&tf- ]f\.~ -elves of ilt ( . opportunity .of htkvij^-ttHeirjT.\. pictures oiil m;< d, should not fail to do so before he I wives. He will be back . again ifl« N ov&rabeil tf> / deliver ■ executed orders, and afterwards will leave for North Island, Orders can Be left at Dbvane's I ■' ■ fi, Ashbuftpa'ifotel •'I ■:\ I" r,.l* f'\ > LAZARUS' "OATJfiNT SYSTEM OP SIGH .I , TESTINt* A#D SPECTACLES SOLE AGENr FOR ASHBURTON, , Walchtnaker and Jeweller. I The cuse of Tests and Leuses were mMr I Salek's fireproof safe at the time cf the fire. AND ARE NOT DESTROYED. He i« prepated ,■■ as:' hitherto to iCbricctly Test and Fit anyone with . LAZARtS ' "SPECIALITE" SPECTACLES, ■ A new system of Measuring, Adjusting !-'■ ■ and Ensuring. Perfect Vision. 7*99 F. Clark, -EAIRDRESbBR and TOBACCONIST, ;TXAS re-opened m gfe^p hitherto ■*-*- occupietl by PkoJ'-essor Rojsottom, iJast Street, Ashbut ton, with, a complete stock ot Tobacconist's Goods. . -.. The HAIRDRESSTNO DEPARTMENT s under the supervision of fir James Purchase, so well and favorably known m the trade. * 3 TO STAND THIS SEASON IN THE - ASkBtfIVI9N,-MSTRICT., The Middle Park Thoroughbred Horse | St. €rcorg"e, Brother to Chester, tAc Premier sire of J \- -i ■• i ■ - -.Australia,- ,;. ■•,;<■*■ L ■' ■ ■ ' -" '-■"TJSKM.s': • •'•' .' -\; •' ■■ , .Single mare, £o ;.two.o.r more mares £4 eadh, or by 'agreement. : ■■■'■■' ' • ,-*' ..'. j .i? Guarantee £7, payable by. promissory note d,ue,lA^UAia% li#3. ■' ; >.Groom'E'fee ss,.payable at first service, ■ Fc'r further particulars, apply to ■ ■ H. THOMPSON. Manage r, Middle Park ; B§l9fJ '' Or, ' Groom m Charge. "' : ! :—; • — " —'.i YHO JSTAKD A rL'.NETTIERIJY.FARM, . JL ■<■ ■ . ■ Ashburtoii| ' 1 AND VWITHtE SURROU3tDrNG . >■ ; •" , DISTIiICT^,.,--.'^.-.;;^. ■THE. tTIOROUG rIBRED STALLION ! Smith O'Brlciii, )\y Johnny Faulkner, out of Tasmania, halt sister to Tasnvfni Stands 16 hands 1^ inch high ; he is four years old and served five n*Hves last year"v.hiohcillprovedinfoal. Terms; £3-3 i per mare ; payable January ■ I/1893. Guarantees, £5 cs ; payable July 1, 1893. ■■Grocmajje fee, 5s ; payable first service. Jolinnr Faulkner WILL A LSp STAN !>•; TfilS' SEASON ■' " - .'AT-.'; NETHEI^BY FARM. . He is by St. Albans, out of Impudence. Terms, £5 6s iov? all -mares f paj'able January 1, 18&3". ' Groomage f«e, 5s ; payable f firatj^pice. '. , : ■■J L ?MARKEY, 9f62 ■' . ,.."" Proprietor. GREAT SALE AT Pfcfcfor*! & Un^ril)^ PREMIER ASHBDRTON JTJKNITUKE WAKEHOUSE * * W\| -TniiRNITURiLoi all kinds, Carpeis, •j? ■;- -' ••' -Brussel«rTapestry, &c. Mattings, Linoleums, Floor Cloths, &c, &c, must be sold to make room for new ship . Vmonls' to, arrive;, — Come and Inspect;' our STOCKS kW v;:. Locally Manufactured Eboniscd Sideboards, Tables!'&&■*-. , Also—Chests Drawers Washstands, Fancj - .'-; i 'Tables-&b., m Rimu..^ ',v;j 7 Iron Bedsteads ; Austrian, Vienna, an I ; American: Chairs; m grw^ttyarie.fcj t - -r- > VbhetianißHadsiiitodo toxwileri j —NOTE ADDRESS—^ TICKFOIIB \ TANQBED, SEREB'T," , ASHBURtii^;^ TILACKSMim ":SHpi^' SM^tH, ID and COACHBUILDER, ,hap to announce that he lias taken ..oyer. the 1" burinesß'of'MrGeok^e.-Taii, a^Vakanjij, which ho will cany on together wltti Coach Building m;-all its'branches, and any work '■ entrusted to .)iua, will ;be promptly and carefully .■ejcjacHtel^ljg^ the^celsior' shoeing' Foi^ v AND COACH: FAQTQRtm W ;.Ti BURNETT. 'dasH&-' ( -h '.'.-'ii,^ to his brother, '■ ' ■'' *• :- > r .'i i: ;.:• -■ . who will carry,on; tl;e,tones^ 4 as usual. i'W;H.P.. wquld,;cqmmei^ -the njB»; pro-^ prietorto hispid Customers, j^nd':gtp'an| * tees that nil Wk' sent .quf^by ,O,W» PAf JET,'=Jp>»,S(W.iU Btmnjl jluspeoijib^i/ He QeHiros also to tender bis thanks for the p<nfoiA%a"7Ub .fcWJIWWed A fj»^>^ business m. Asbhurton, and hopes to bo WAKASUI. -., ... ,„,,,. 9140 , ■■\.-i.K' -iV.i j>.■/';■ j • 1 " ''" "' • ■ '""■■'•A ." .•:-. i-. .s."»ifi-.> «.-•



ESTABLISHED 17 YEA.RS;' .■ ,' : Fruit Trees. f\SB of the Largest Stocks of all kinds m the Colony—guaranteed the best ob tainable. ■'.■'. Forest Trees ■ ' : ■ * ' OF ALL SORTS. Ornamental frees ; IN GREAT VARIETY. Roses . ,;.,.,.«.. LARGE AND CHOiCE COLLECTION. ; CHRYSANTHEMUMS 'Of Every Glass, the.Choicest and BesJ,. ■ ! '; I ' jL "' f $ ' ' As we {re tfurely; tfurseitmen'i and dtf nbfr^rbw' for'cxhiWioiV oucadi^es, our patrons m*y rely on obtaining what is niost likely* to prove saluif«sU>!Sf: ciithec for exhibition or other purposes. Thos. Scaly, NURSERYMAN, RIVERBANK,. ASHPURTO^T , James Porter, THE WKLL-KKOWN NURSERYMAN Of so many year^" standing, has FittriT"'"TßEE'S OF ALL KINDS, ' APPLE TREES; -^ On the iili^hfc Procf Stocks. KOSES, a Choice Selection ORNAMENTAL TREKS & SHRUBS, Of fill description?. I FOBBST ,T6E BS, In great variety. A special line of two years old PINUS ' F IKSIGKIS, 6s per 100. GHRYSANTH¥MUMS, ; . 1 T have been at great exprfpsA in' importing all the Latest N-.v-lties aiu] prsse-takcrs direct from knslish ami American Growers, and .my hucc.vss iv the two last Chrysanthemum shows •• Chriatchuroh, nhouldbe-sufficient.guaran- tee as to the good quality of my Stock, having taken sixteen prwea, five champions. i N.B.— All -orders shall, rp-ceiva my, prompt attention. : Chrysanthemums sent out m October | James Porter, J ,GLIFTON NUESERY, A , j



j*J " "'""!*"'i::- ■"*:. DAILY ■"'■■■ . , .■■."■ OF CTEPHENS T>ROS. -■' ; }■*•■ ■ ' GOODS' ' ' >;. ■■■;•;* '■. :V-rHv  OTEPHENS S GROCERIES ALL PARTS STEPHENS' 01? CROCKERY ASHBURTON STEPHENS' IRONMONGERY or by CTEPHENS 1 • /RAILWAY. 0 FURNISHINGS ' S' TEPHENS" —- class ware ;S tephW market addkess ; HE STEP NS b • , HOUSE : • "■ _ MARKET OTEPHEN^ gBOS. HOUSE, Step^eii^ bubnbtt j^, STREET, NEW SEEDS. NEW SEEDS. AS Hie whirl of time has ushered- m Upy Spring, SEALY & CO- Are prejpftreii td- supply the wants of their numerous Patrons WITH SEEDS foh SPRING SOWING Which have just come tn hand. ; CLOVERS, TURNIPS,- ; MANGOLDS, CARROTS, RAPE. WE HAVE ALSO FOR SALE AT'LOWEST RATES, ''ddtfksifo'ot^ Hy«grass] Ooldea Tares. Early Snowdrop, •■■i&sttty of Bfeili, 1 Atti^r^ 1 can Alpha, Snowflike, and other EARLY POTATOES. GARBENyAND FLOWER SEEDS i In endless variety, frotn tliat well-known London house, CARTER & Co. L EMPTY TANKS I'OR SALE, new patent. j, scalY & co.



Watchmaker anti Jeweller. ; TEMPORARY PREMISES LT W. C. DAVIS REFRESHMENT TlOOM: Fire.,, it Ftru. Firo. MUST BE CLEAREDAT AOT 'PKICJS. MF STOCK of Electro-Plated and Silverward. Gold and Silver Jeweliory, and otln-r high-class Jewellery, has to iIufSUJjD previous to going into now premises, rs intend opening with an entirely new, stock. '■ • r s• . ) \ ' ;'/, *' * "FOR ' Wedding Presents, Birthday Presents, and Presentation Testimonials. ■ ■■ ; o. -:%:>r - - r■. ':■■', - These will be found goods specially, suitable and at Le* thfinCQST PRIGlfc " -  MUST BE CLEARED. Watchmaking and Jewellery.Repairing carried on as usual. H, SALEK, WATCHMAKER AND JEWFLLES. Tr~~W. H. Golliiis & Go. ' AltE Making Bona Fide REDUCTIONS m COOKING RANGE 3, REGISTER GRATES, FENDERS, and FIREIRONS. ■■ NEW STOCKS of Pans, Churns, Milk .Buckets, Skimmers, Mangles, Brush ware, Farm and Garden Tools, Lawn Mowers. ; Also,—Now s Stocks of TINWARE ot every description. , ( < We- hold the Largest and most Complete Stocks of BUILDING MATERIALS m the County, ' OUR PAINTING AND PAPEBHANGTNG DEPARTMENT 3 under the personal supervision of Mr J. R. Chapman, and every description of Paints supplied : BIRCH TIMBER KT&B 6d PER lOOM : Newcastle, Westport, Mount Somers, and ' Malvern Goal. W, H. COLLINS & CO. MERCHANTS AND. IMPORTERS. -*V— A«.ThJNISJ JJUK| Grey y all<jyCoalCom p anv# . ■ ... V * ' " wi fi _ _ "v WIILIAM SPARROW, (Late of the firm of Sparrow ,and Berryman), In a lew|Days with°a Complete New Stock of Tweeds, Coatings, and ?Men 5B Mercery." " ' IJ< . '".." NOTE TH B ADDRESS : ' ''' ' Tha Shop, between J. Scaly and' Co.'s ancl v,' . . ,' H. C: Segors.'- : EAST STREET, ASHBUHTON 8 200



\\j' ANTED—A Second-Sand Portable » * Engine by Rusion Proctor pre ferred. • I 'JOHN 0. RESTELL. FAB^S. FARMS. FOR SALE BY PRIV A.TE TREATY. MR JOHN G. RESTELL has been instructed to Sell, m conjunction with the Nkw Zealand Loan and Mer cantile Agency Company Limited,— The whole of the well-known Biiccleuch Estate, Comprising 7865 acr B 8 7865 I Divided into Farms of from • . Q ACRES TO lOOfi ACRES, _ The land is of good quality and well situated, the Mount Seiners Railway line passing through the Estate. Persons m want of cjood farms would 'do well to inspect* this .property, as it will be sold at a reasonable price and on very, liberal terms., For. full particulars, apply to THt NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MER. OANTILF, AGENCY CO., Ld., . : Christchurch and Rakaia j ■. ; i Or y - ' JOHN G. RESTkLL, 8 90 Ashburton. !>.' i i !" t ■ ■I. T- FOR" AND J?U. : jtor^sale by prFva; te treaty, MESSRS J. T. FORD & CO, are instructed by Messrs E. B. and R. Mjllton to offer for Private Sale TWELVE FARMS : adjoining the Winchmore Estate, varying from 100 to 600 Acres. Apply to J. T. FORD & CO., Hereford street, Christchurch. Ur .to the Land and Stock Agents m Ashburton. Mr G. Robertson, Winchmore road, is m charge of the farms. 9*49 ; Business Notices, ' ISS BARRATT'S PRIVATE SCHOOL, 1 , Camerox. Street' Wkst, WILL'REOPEN ox MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. Course of Instruction : . English, Music; Drawing and Hinging. Miss Bakkatt will be at home from 6th mat. 9 43 MASSEY REAPER & BINDER. "A N EXPERT will be m attendance /V on or about the 10th SEPTEMBER NEXT, to OVERHAUL M.4S^EY MACHJNES^n r: }\>.,\,;'.<; . '-■.•.■.,.-.; Farmers wishing to have their Bindera THOROUGHLY REPAIRED, are re quested to send thenij to-c»ur« Yards Moore street, on before the above date. B*l9B FRIEDLANDER BROS. WHY RtWfE BfliCftOßS 1 BILLS f 7 THE ELECTRIC CURE is THE BEST, HEALTH without Medioine, Hum • bug,: or Quapkery t .The, weak, depressed, rheumatic', paralytic,' nervous, and debilitated may quickly. recover health, strength, tone, and vigor by I using Cunnington-'«s4 Co.'js Direct ; Acting, Medical Coils, as used m the Christchurch Hospital and by >.ll the leading medical practitioners and medical electricians throughout the colony., Sufferers should write for circular and fullparticulars to Cufnington & Co., Electrioiivns,. .190 Gloucester Christchurch. 9 50 ""ashburton agricultural ; AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. rJi HE A. NNUAL lIOIIHK PABAIIE Will be held at the Ashburton County Saleyards on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1892, At 10.30 p.m. Entries—Stallions ss, close with the Undersigned.on TUESDAY, September 27, abs p.m.; ' - ' , l /' Admission to grounds, Is ; Members free 1 JNO. J. C QU\NE, "^ ' Secretary* ; ; ! Established 1817. incorporated by Act of Council as a Bank < ot Insue, Discount, Deposit, and Exchange. Auchorised Capital £3,000,000. Paid-up Capital £1,250,000. Peserye Fund ' £990,000 ." ' , 4 - FOR the transaction of (General Banking Business this Bank will ;op;en at RAKAIA on THURSDAY, 14th 'Jijly instant, and, thereafter, once a week, {on each succeeding Thursday.. v> -■ ■. :; •For the Ban of New South Wales, jChristchurch, July 11,189-. 7 7 ; j CLOVERS. IH A V E F 0; R SALE -y %■■■ :?':-. :-,*.•■:■ ;: ■a*"--:-' 1 ' ■' • ■< : LOW32ST CURRENT PRICKS, i ; , A Large Quantity ot -; * ■Gowgtass.v-'>:.<- Red Clover i I .White Clover Alsyke \ ' ''•■ Trefoil ' Rape' ' L Timothy ..■■■ Ribgrass &c., &c, «fee. These Seeds are "the best obtainable, and farmers contemplating sowing down during the present season will do well to compare^ quality m conjunction with price before piirchasinfl elsewhere.; y j : , Machine Dressed' RYEJGRASS, true perennial,! oii'sale m any quantities. '■JoJ|n;'---&. He§teii, ; WESi: STREET, |sHBtIRTON. t |^aaaina|s^a _ aalvsaßlM aMHnMßaMl T~TO FARMERSt AND .OTHERS, : FOR SALE—A Sheep Farm of 1101 acres 2 roods ; also an Improved F*rm of 2*03 acres. ' • ■■" , FOR SALE—Two allotments, each con taining 5 acres, neai;, tjie County Sale yaids. ' '■' " _ ... 1 ,TO LETy^A coipenient , VwMm? Pouse of sfive rooms; tdgether with Coach House and Stable, near ; the Woollen Factory. • " " i FOR SALE—T,S. 525, Peter street, hot far from East street.^ r; >; j ': TO LET.—Cottage conveniently situated , m Burnett ?kee^ , /■■ s; .. I TO LET.-Dwelling House; centoaUji situated m Moore Street; plentiful Supply of water• _ , v^r _ T ™ T. BULLOCK / Sttttt Agent,



j- Andrew Orr i , HAS opened up a Beautiful Selection •v PRIZE , M BBAL DRESS GOODS DIRECT FROM LONDON. The most attractive of the Beason. They look well, drape well, and wear well: Every lady should nee them, buy rhoni, and wear them. Splendid assortment of the New Watteau Jackets, so' fashionable this season, just opened. Millinery, Flowers, Feathers, and Ribbon, All the new shapes m Ladies' Hats and Bonnets. Magnificent jjjsortment of Ladies Oorskts, including the Invigorator, V «fc N, Q^uillbone, Featherbone, Corded Zone, Lacropine, Cestus, ■• &c., Every •■ pair guaranteed. J THE LARGEST STOCK. ', IVIES'& GENTS' BOOTS m Canterbury to select from. Agent for the Celebrated Standard make. NEW GOODS open n all Departments. : ANDREW ORR. BOROUGH OF ASHBURTON. ANNUAL ELECTION OF , COUNCILLORS. IJETEREBY give notice that at an 1 Flection held by me this day, the undermentioned Candidates received the number of votes set opposite their names, , viz.:— Rpbert Monorieff Cuthbertspn 141 William Anderson -.., .*. 137 John Orr 130 Rudolph Friedlander 113 James Charles Duncan 106 Informal... ... ••• 2 And I declare Messrs Cuthbertson, Andebson, and Okb, to be DULY ELECTED COUNCILLORS of th . Borough of Ashburton. CHAS. TS. FOOKS, Returning Officer. Borough Council Office, Ashburton, September 8,1892. _9j* R. E. D^wle, "THE TIMES TAILbB," i ■ • • ,, j HAS' just received the latest novelties m ' TWEEDS, COATINGS, WORSTED TROUSERINGS, COVERT COATINGS, Et© Before ordering a Summer Suit give me, a call. Greatest assortment m the town to choose from. LATEST STYLES IN EVERY DEPART-,. " MENT. Note Addiiess.- Opposite Mr Bullock's Office. UC A D E. SPRINGBURN COAL AND LIME COMPANY, Limited. ■ NOTICE TO INTENDING • SHAREHOLDERS. rPHE Share List of above Company will X positively CLOSE on SEPTEMBER Chairman Provincial Directors. 86145 " .■-•-:=v,.^_X^-- ' "T~ TENDERS. fTTENDERS are invited until TUES -1- DAY, 13th inst, for Grubbing Gorse on Ashburton Race Course. E. SAUNDERS, 9 Sec. A.R.C. In the matter of «' The Foreign Companies Act, 1884," and of the United Insur • ance Company, Limited. NOTICE is hereby given that the Office or Place of Business of the above n»med Company m Ashburton is at the Office* of the Ashburton Finance and Agency Company, Lmtod.^ Manager. Dated at Wellington, September 1, 1892. .1 H.. COCK, 1 Attorneys for the ' J.P.JAMESON,/ said Company | 9 5o ~~^Thotographic no"ticeT more of the professor. PROFESSOR ROBOTTOM begs to in form the Public that he ie taking f cabinet pictures for 2s 6d., Tljis. charge un made to secure legitimate trade; and any one giving an order for a dozen can get the balapce for Vis 6d. So come yourselves, and I brine your tamilies, and come early. The Professor also wißhes to call particular, attention to the folly of giving travellers from other colonies orders for enlargements when equally good work can be obtained m this colony at half the cost. Let it also be borne m mind that photos fciken m New Zealand are acknowledged by the photo graphic artists of Britain to surpass any m the world. So be wise ; keep the money m the district, and gefc your enlargements done at home. They are guaranteed to give satisfaction, and you sign no book, to compel you to take them, good or bad. I Come early and avoid the rush. vv. L). V . I 7s 6d per dozen ; Cabinets, 15s per dozen. Tucker & Bean HAVE FOR SALE ALL KINDS OF COAL, WHIT'S & BLACK PINE FIREWOOD, LIME AND CEMENT, I AND BUILDING, MATERIALS j ; Of^everydes^iptioD, PRODUCE. OATS, BRAN, CHAFF, &c, &c. \ Tucker & Hean, COAL, TIMBER, AND GENERAL ; PRODUCE MERCHANTS. j Agents for— : Sharplin and Co., Sawniillers, iMford I ■ Forest. Deeriug. All-Steel Binders. Odams' Superphosphates. rpUCKER AND XjEAN ; WEST STREET. ;i - ■, t > - i,



I MR T BULLOCK K_C\ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 194 acres 194 bSAFIELD. MR T. BULLOCK has received instructions to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade, oxi the above date, K.S. 26650, containing 194 Acres 2 Rooda, situated below Seafield, and not far from the Beach ; lately owned by Mr Timothy Hurley. It : ia fenced and cultivated. Those i desirous of purchasing are invited to inspect it. Exceptionally easy terms of payment. Sale at 11 a. at. T. BULLOCK, *14 . Auctioneer. ! SATURDAY, SEPfBMBBR~IO7" i > ' Suburban Cottage Property, Creek Roa<t "lyf^R T. BULLOCK has received 'jjli instructions from Mr T. Carroll to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade, on the above date,' - His Suburban Property, on the Creek Jtytod, being Lota 1, 2, and 3, containing about three-quarters/of an acre, on 1 which is erected a four-roomed Cottage, «fee. the garden is well stocked with fruit tr«os, and" the land is of first-class quality. 'jjfc desirable property for an industrious ;nin. Easy terms. Sale at 11 a.m. ".BULLOCK, 9J13 Auctioneer. SATURDAY,, SEPTEMBER Is. Fending Posts., Quantity firewood. MR T. BULLOCK has received : f instructions from the Borough Council to Sell by Public Auction on the above, date, at the Domain * end of Park street, a number of Posts and a large quaritity of Firewood, m lots fco suit purchasers. " Note time of Sale—2 p.m. T. BULLOCK, 9 24 Auctioneer. SATURDAY,. SEPTEMBER 10. Property Graham's Road, below Tinwald. C '' Acres with Cottage. Cj y 2 MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions from Mr P. F. Httland to Sell'by Public Auction at the Arcade on ■' " ' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, His property as above, being 5 Acres ■ 2 Roods good land, on which is erected a Cottage of Two Rooms, with verandah and other improve ments. Garden well stocked with fruit trees. It is well situated ; coach passes m front daily. Very suitable for an industrious working 1 man.  Terms to suit purchasers. { Sale at 11 a.m. T. BULLOCK, 9 > ■ Auctioneer, ,_, ? nXl~aniTm.a. co ~ TINWALD^YARDS. TUESDAY, 3EP*. 13,. 1892.' MR JOHN G. RESTELL (m con junction with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile. Agency Company, Limited) will offer by Public Auction the following lines of good sheep :— 1000 Halfbred HOGGETS 4 f\f\ Crossbred Four-tooth Maiden 4fcUU EWES and WETHERS -I K(Y Prime FREEZERS Q K(\ Halfbred Lincoln HOGGETS *}/"V"\ Sound mouthed Crossbred 01/U EWES, with 100 per cent of lambs at foot 100 Fat M[erino WETHERS 200 Prime Fat Crossbred EWES J. R. BLAND, 9§68 Auctioneer. "~ENTERTAIWMEWTS hayes^lLied circus. /GLORIOUS success. Crowded tent. VX Everybody delighted with our Mammoth Company. The Wild Broncho Horses. Beautiful See-saw Ponies. The audience astonished at the marvels. Madame Lyola, the lady with the iron jaw. Don't miss !the Tankard Japanese, the Comic Clown's. • • / . TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT, The Last Performance with our New Programme. Prices, 4s, 3s, and 2s; Children half-price. The Circus Performs at WINSLOW, TO-MORROW (Saturday) Evening. W. H. HAVES, Proprietor. S" "t. STEPHENS' CHURCH, ASHBURTON. THIRD SOCIAL GATHERING, MONDAY NEXT," SEPTEMBER 12. ■ • , . ] : Doors open at 7.30, admission, 6d. 9 ' ' — "QDDFELLOWS 1 HALL, Amwurton. SATURDAY AND MONDAY. rj\HE WORLD FAMOUS A!?D ONLY Surprise Party. AFTER O*E Of THE MOST GIGANTIC SUCCESS EVER KNOWN IN CIIBISTCHURCH. io PERFORMERS. 20 j land6i*s. < VYILL F.WiaIJaOE, Proprietor. HAROLD ASHTON, Manager. , '■•■riOPIKS of the amended BOROUGH \j bY-L AWS, may now /.be (*-amed at the Town Clerk's Office ; Price Is.^ P^AUGHTEiING LICENSE. T" HEREBY tfive notice; that;, I intend I rtSS Ob&ty- Coun.il ineetrr^ on Trfx October next, to apply f^^fff" S! License for large and small cattle for U^/Reserv^Maron^^ Tinwald, Septembe^lS^ 97? —TRtTHest Tea tN CANTERBURY for the money, and 1 tw7tvom any excess of astnngency. I COUNTESS 2S. > \ , •,:•-■ n



ASHBURTON MACHINE WOEKS AND BRASS FOUNDRY. Camerox Street, Ashbubtoit/ near Post Office, Thos. u/Kilworth, PROPRIETOR rI>FE3E works are well equipped with. I best Modern Machinery for ■ tbo Execution of FIRST-CLASS WORK m Iron or Timber ' Specialties. The manufacture of w^Vt& FOiTc PDMmG! THE REPAIRS OF Traction, Portable, and Stationary Engines, Reapers and Binders et0....0+0 James McGregor, \ TOBACCONIST, '""*,..' aJi HAIRDRESSER, (ETC. : . :EAST...^i^fer:"':;'s i ■ " j ■■.■■■•■■■ ■-.:,■ .;.:.«.i ."-j,;.:^;,,,. ' In 7, normoos AkBuNT;oF "y \ B>.iMor Saved 4"N SCRUBBIIS(S Passages and Ftoqrs I BY USING f^he New HOUSEMAID'S FRIEND. • Obtainable from all Ironmongers, store keepers, etc,,: and wholesale from the Xnufacterers. Cua»«Q«)» & Co., 190 Gloucester Street, Ohnstchurch. 9 rfl 1 NEW~SHOEING FOJ3GE~~ JBLAOKSMITH'S SHO \ j-RA-NK DALY, Jjate at Ashburton.Forks, WISHES to inform his friends and ••the-puWicof the Ashburton dis riot that\ie has OPENED m above Business m SEW PREMISES, WAKANUI ROAD ! Behind Post Office and Kilworth's shop ! > Good roomey stand for Harses. He trusts that witfe good workmanship and strict Attention to'business to merit a share of public support Horsa ehoemg % rpecialityj^^^^ _~ ( | AGT3NTS WANTED. n WANTED' .Agent*. f** a GOUI> SELLING LINE; Eltlicr set and earn «pwl income. Apply early as only a limited number is remand. ?", NOYELTYIMPORTIMG CO | 976 K.S.W



The San I'rancisco mail will probably not reach Ashburton'before Monday. . " The Board of Education have appointed Mr C. Burke t0 be third master at the Ashburton School. t John Sibbald, one of the"oldidentities of Dunedin died on Thursday aged 71 yeani. ..' The third social gathering m connection with, St. Stephen's Church will be held »n the church schoolroom on Monday, September 112. The doors will be opened at 7.30 p.m., and the admission will be sixpence. Hanry Brown's sawmill, on Mountain SRoad, Inglewood was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. The loss is estimated at £20qO and Brown was uninsured. Ihe origip of the fire is a mystery, and t will be the ireans of throwing sixty hands out of work. It represents a -low to Inglewood of about,. *30Q> week, .which wan the ran paid: to tbVmeor as wages. ■ HoLtowiv'j Fiu** **P OiaTMKNT.— WhiWt,th« inhabitante,i>f l .o i ur.gret* pit"*, •ttfferliom th* effect* of pvercrowding and all its attendant evils, both «J moral,; toe me robu,t - and «e^etio emigrant willin*i« t«n be.l»bto ; to,wtffer. m GTritW* nome from, ,tKe,want,of ready skilUntttte -great'tteJicalwrew oTjn» native land always at cemmand. ihe beet advice a friend can give is for him to take, a supply of these well-known remedies a* part of hw outfit, for by attention to the, easily und«<wtood and yet ample.direction* Which accompany each box and-pot he will never be at. fault when taken ill or under i and adverse sanitary conditions of life. I " TO MAKE , Nicest Scones, Nicest Pastry, Nicest Cakes, Use Aclskbbook's Self-Raisins ?Jo«r. 1 When Mr Gladsaome introduced his Home Rule bill he declared it had many rivals but not an equal. Passing from the region of politics to domestic life we believe the remark to be true of Warburton Can t be Beat baking powder. Try it:—A'dvt. '•Dont put off until to-morrow th pleasures of To-day, but ride a '^Calliope., Bicycle at once." Illustrated price list avillft'* Colombo street, Ghriatchurch' Statutory Declaration.—l, F ranz Raabe, Ironjsark, Sandhurst, m the colony of Vjc- ; torw, Australia, do solemnly and sincerely declare that on the 25th June, 1877, my son Alfred, six. years of age, was accidentally hurfe with an axe on his knee. lat once took, all pains to Secure medical assistance. How , 3ver, m spite of all efforts, on, the 27th August, 1877, the opinion was given by Dr Macgillivray that an' amputation of the 1 injured limb had become imperative, m order Ito save life. At this juncture I called en Messrs Sander and Sons, procuring some of ! their Extract of Eucalyptus Glbbulus, and by the application of the same I had • satisfaction of seeing my son within a fort night out of all danger,' and to-day he' s recovered. I may juat add that it was when the crisis had been, reached that thfl Extract referred to waa first applied, and I make thin olemn declaration, etc — Fbajiz Baabk, Declared at Sandhurst, m the colony of Victoria, Australia, this seventeenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and nevonty-seven, before me, Moritz Cobn, J.P. '-(Advt,) . ........ 2 Okacknsll and Digestive Biacuitafor Invalids are unsurpassed. Made by AtTSLEBBOOK A^D^Cou, . , . , , , The Ossilow Biscuit. The jrtesfc aiid most delicate biscuit manufactured 'by A jfeebrook and Co The Best Remedy, fob : In^igjrstioh— Noilton's Camomile Pills are confidently recommended as a simple remedy for [ndjges'tibti, which »the ttauae of nearly all the I diseases xo which we are subjecto Noiiotf's Ph*w,> with justice, called the •Natural Strengthener of. the Human Stomach," act as a powerful tonic and gentle perient, are mild m their operation, and Safe under any circumstances. Sold m bottles, at Is lid, 2s 9d, 11s, by a« medicine endnra throughout the war Id, ; , —