CORRESPONDENCE.

(We dp not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions expictsed by our correspondents.

THE FARMERS' LEAGUE.

TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—Mr Holmes opines that Ido not grasp Ma meaning and purport, but I reply that my first letter bears both directly and indirectly on the subject under discussion, because I wished to show that every farmer is not taxed, but only those who can afford it, and especially those larger ones, who have taken advantage of the imperfections of our land laws to acquire more than a fair ■bare of the Almighty s earth; for does not the wise man Solomon say • the profit of the earth is for all; the king himself is served by the field T" Possibly some of your readers will re member that last September, I held a can troversy in the " Lyttelton Times " with an ex-squatter, wherein I endeavored to set forth the wicked, greedy, and trickified manner in which a considerable portion of the large estates had been acquired; and as I understand Mr Holmes was not in the country during that month, I must refer him for the details of the process of land ■harking or grabbing to that correspondence. I may, however, briefly state that when the Public Works Policy was first inaugurated, in the year 1871, it was the duty of the Government to have withheld all the re mainder of waste lands, and sold them only jn moderate sized blocks, none kcgsr say than 2000 acre* to aay eaer man, who . batM fide intended Utvtihzrt it. Instead of doing this tbt Government informed all in tending imimnta that abundance of good lncrcristed, and what did they find on ar rival in Canterbury, but that the squatters had already secured nearly all that was then available, or worth having ; or if the lands were not actually purchased, by means of the pre-emptive rights, their Runs ap peared on paper, like so many entrenched camps, " to keep the enemy out," or as they termed the ordinary selector, "the prowl ing spotter." Nevertheless there were a few honest men amongst our legislators, who ad vocated the withdrawal of this unlimited power of land selection, but they were quickly overborne by the greedy majority, who|were either landowners themselves, men mixed up in business with them in one Way or another, or otherwise interested in the purchase of land for speculative pur- Now, I contend that the Government of that day was to all intents and purposes the guardian or trustee of the land; and in neglecting to do its duty in the above re* •pect it acted unfaithfully and negligently, and when in the ordinary course of busi ness, a trustee is found thus guilty, he is superseded by another, and the stolen property restored to its rightful owner if possible. In the case of the Luge estates it is not possible, on a large scale, to resume possession, but they can be made to make restitution to a certain extent by imposing a progressive tax on them, and that is what the Government of the day is now initiating. From the foregoing it will be observed, that Mr Holmes' charges of robbery, in connec tion with the new system of taxation, are really groundless, for really '< the boot on the other leg" in this matter, as the laig; landowners acquired a considerable portion ot their lands by trickery, by abusing the pre-emption right system, by buying up the water frontages, shepherding would-be purchasers, and then telegraphing or dis ' patching messages to the Land Office to circumvent them —which | they could easily accomplish, as their agents took care to have their names first down on the application book from one board-day till another, and thus were thomselves the real robbers and plunderers of Public the Lands. If any one doubt this statement let him procure a map of Canterbury, showing the land selections before 1871 aud he will find that not more than one-fourth or one-fifth of the ordinary runs was purchased, and that the largest ones were some 7000 acres on the the Rakaia, 4000 on the Wakanui run, and about 8009 on Longbeach. I can also show a map of 1872, where the only difference is that Longbeach is made to appear all free hold, but really .was lot so, for the Land Otfica made use of all the colors of the rainbow in setting forth ite pre-emptive rights, thereby deceiving many would-be selectors. Many of the small farmers are well acquainted with all these facts—much more so than Mr Holmes himself, as on the run, and at the time he bought, there were perhaps fewer selections and pre-emptive righto than on any other run; and such being the case, they are not afraid of being called upon to pay progressive taxation, because it was never in their power to practise the trick of land-grabbing, but were themselves victims and sufferers by this iniquitous system. Mr Holmes then favors ua with a list of reries o« which customs duties are.paid large proprietors, but apparently he forgets that some of them keep only one man to about 300p,apres, and do all the farming they require by contract, so that the custom duties which they pay are only very moderate in extent. He also furnishes us with a list of taxes which the farmer has to pay, but with the exception |of the sheep tax (which I have heard was started by the squatters themselves as a protection against scab) most town? dwellers have to piy every , one pf them i and besides the high pressure wa^er system, adopted by the towns qt Timaru and Qamaru, is a good deal more expensive than the simple Ashburton County water-races. As regards the Charitable Aid I am pretty certain the Government give £ for £ subsidy, and that this burden falls equally on town and country alike. In reply to Mr Holmes' remarks on socialism and anarchism, I may say we cer tainly have not yet arrived at the disgrace ful 1 grinding''poverty which permeates' i\\e pldet countries of Europes and qur'CiQverii meni is doing its best to prevent its being bred in our midst, by discouraging the accumulation of land in few hands, by setting apart portions of the waste lands for perpetual lease, as an endownment for the people, and b> otherwise finding work for tl;e unemployed. If they had had a system of progressive taxation m these old established countries, these would have been little or no anarchism or discontent, as all could be em ployed or fed by the means thus provided: but instead of that, the rich are allowed to grow richer, and the poor to grow poorer; hence it is that a reign of dynamite and terror for millionaires has commenced, which possibly, although wrong itself, may cause these heartless men to disgorge some £>l the jr jllaotten w&tyiij and show a little more cbiit sicwration for their unfortunate fellotf beings; ' ' '■ :' Mr 'Holmes' proposal that the Brnall farthers should help the bjg fanners to league Against the Government, reminds one of an plajiegro proverb, viz* ". Monkey work ana jfoboun tiike pay," which means thaji the baboons encouraged tlic monkeys to pillage; i|[e negroes gardens, whilst they themselves xemainfed at a safe distance, and topfr the larger 'share of. the- plunder \yKeh solely brought to hand. 'Jn like manner, the bjjjf landQwngrf wish, the small |arm^rg sq heli, t^ain tq tarn th« present Government $at, Incommodes them not a little it seems y but > r.eally the "remedy lies in their o,wn hands, whicl) is to unload somewhat, an,d sell off a portion of their properties i and m the price of land has risen within the last few years, there really is no hardship, if the graduated tax compels them to do so,—l am etc., I. R. C. Ctoxewham Graham.

THE ASFTmjRTON GUAKDIAM ; MONDAY; JULY 11, 1898



ft-ATl+l AlTian . WE HAVE JUST LANDED ex «... "»*jw^l« lTtslltl©nien : "Doric," and s.s "Pkeha," direct from the Best Manufacturers a Splendid Lot of Mew W inte r « © odi f Comprising all the FEWEST DESIGNS in HMT QUALITY, i BEST OF ENGLAND SUITINGS, REAL BANN9CKBURNS, WORSTED COAfl 1 INGS CHECKS, STRIPES, AND FANCY CHEVIOT SERGES, STRIPED WORSTED TROUSERINGS, FANCY WINTER VESTINGS, ETC. WE have also! just opened a Choice Stock of the Beat Colonial Goods including ASHBURTON, ROSLYN, MOSGIEL, KAIAPOI, and WELLINGTON TWEEDS IN NEW PATTERNS. A complete Stock of New Winter Rate, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Rugs, Blankets, Port, manteaux, and Travelling Trunks, Overcoat*, Waterproof Coat* Umbrella* . and Leggings. , BOYS' and YOUTHS' NEW WINTER SUITS in all s w». MEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS aad SHOWS of EVERY DESCRIPTION Best English Hand-Sewn Goods (imported direct from the makers) and Reliable N.Z. Makes. && EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED to give GOOD WEAR. SPARROW FBERRYiAJfc TAILORS aad OUTFITTERS, BAST STREET ASHBURTON. :| Special Purchase! A Warehouseman's Stock OF * EMBROIDEEIES, All New Patterns 6,780 Yards AT LESS f HAN COST - All Fresh and Clean. Figured Black Silk Velvets \ 4s lid 280 Yards «•"■ ah at is lid 8s 6d Mitchell and Turner, IS . * TANGRED STREET, / r ' IMMENSE SUCCESS OF ANDREW ORR'S CHEAPS ALB OF Drapery, Clothing, and Boots, EVERYONE PLEASED WITH THE BARGAINS, THE WHOJLE BOOT IIOUK OF ■ Messrs Edward*, fteniiettg, X To., . CHRIST^HURCH. IS BEING SLAUGHTERED AT A SACRIFICE. BLACK AND COLORED FRENCH MERINOS AT Is 41,'1s 6d, la JM, Is lid WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY. LADIES' BOOTS FROM 4a PER PAIR. ALL CLASSES OF GOODS GREATLY REDUCED, ANDREW ORE. FIRF'! FIRE! GREAT SALVAGE SALE OF DRAPEKY SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY REMOVAL AND WATTCR. ; COMMENCING FRIDAY, AT TEN O'CLOCK, - ? n ..:■'-';' S. W. Alcorn & Co>. Stephens Bros., Market House. WE BRG to draw Special Attention to our TEAS, which we We jtt!* : Imported direct from the Tea Growers' Assocwtidn, anl will, w*» think, compare for Quality with any Teas in the Market. Ceylon, Indian and China, Tip Top Value at the LOWEST PRICE. ALSO, IN STOCK AND TO LAND-- Plough Shares, Hornsby's and Ransoms' and Sims' Plough Chains, Tr»o* Chain*, Plough Lines, Gorse Knives, Gorse Grubbers, and Mattocks, Spades, Forks, Hay Knives, and Bluestone. ' KEROSENE Must clear at Cost to make room for further shipments. Very Finest Quality. LA.MP3 and Lamp Fittings all Reduced in price to clear before end of the season GUNS, GUNS. Balance of Season's Stock. Now is your chanoe. Selling at English prices. . : ■ CROCKERY. CROCKERY.-The best selection to choose from. Just landed trom the Home Potteries Bought specially. All new patterns. Our own selecting. TOWN CUSTOMERS waited upon for Orders. Country Orders specially attended to. far WE GUARANTEE TO GIVE SATISFACTION, That is our Motto. STBgHEHS BEOS, 1 Market House*



Zea^ndia Boots. SELDOM EQUALLED. NEVER E3WRLLSD. J BISHOPS ZEALANDIA BOOT SORE, TANCRED STREET. ' ■ : ' _—. ' ' ' ' • "' '■ i TIIE steadily, increasing demand for the above Brand shows they are still as popular as ever with the burton public. A LARGE STOCK ALWAYS ON HAND. BOOTS to suit everybody at Lowest Possible Prices. PLEASE NOTE NEW ADDRESS— J BIS OOFS ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, TANURED STREET. J. BROCKELBaNK, „ ; • Manager. ' IMPORTANT TO LADIES. : • i ' ■■'■;... ■ ■ ■ . -, ,; . ■■■ ■■. g :Jf\....,, 0 -, '.. .... .; • . - . }1 ' V ■ aU, ' WOOL COLONIAL DRESS TWEEDS, t AT SPECIAL PRICES. TO-DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS ■1: ■ ■ ■■■ " ■ ■ ■■ ■ .. ■ ',1 . ■ ■ . OAYING PURCHASED UPWARDS OF.TKREE THOUSAND (3000) SARDS OF ALL WOOL COLONIAL DRESS TWEEDS ON VERY ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS w« wall OFFER SAME to the Public, TO«DAY anb FOLLOWING DAYS, &t SPECIAL PRICES, as below. Lot I*—AH Wool Colonia, Dress Tweeds, twenty eight inches wide, usual pric 30s, special price 18S <Jd for dress of twelve yards, fjot 2—AU Woof Colonial Dress Tweeds, forty-four inches wide, in Plain Colours usual price 33s 3d, special price SOs for dress of seven yards. Lot 3—All Wool Colonial Dress Tweeds, forty-four inches wide, in a Great Variety of Choice and Exclusive Designs, usual price 33r 9d, special price 93sjOd for dress of seven yards. . . r ' ... . i iIEADY-MAD^I CLOTHING SECTION. 97 Men's AU Wool Colonial Tweed Suits, usual price 49s 6d, special price • 35b G<l each. .... , . 73 Men's All Wool Colonial Tweed Overcoats, without capes, usual price 36a 6d and 49s 6d, special prices 9<Sji and 35s 6d each. 47 Youth's Long Trousw Suits, usual prices 20s to 29s 6d, special prices, ! Os lid. and OS lid each. US Par of Men's all-wool Colonial Tweed Troqsers, usual price lls 6d, special price 7s lid per pair. 137 Pairs of Men's heavy all wool Colonial Tweed Tronsers, usual price 19s 6 special price ISM 6d per pair. BLANKETS AND FLANNELS In all the leading English and Colonial Makes we are now selling at'Specia Prices, which, on comparison, will be found to be from 20 to 25 per cent under the prices usually charged for similar'makes and qualities. SHCHPPINC* BY POST. By means of he Parcels Post you can do your shopping by letter, and though living in the most distant counkry district, you can have all tho advantages of purchasing at*our Establishment brought to you very door. . LETTEROKDEB X>EJt»AWT3MLEN'X*j The Letter^Order Department is now under careful management, and with confidence we can guarantee the same prices and attention to ; .-...„...- orders when sent by letter as when a personal visit is jnade. The Newest Fashions, the most Reliable Goods and popular, Cheap i Prices, are thus brought withiu the reach of all. PLEASE NOTE—Qoodi sent in execution of Post Orders, if not approved, can be returned. W. BTRAME AND CO.. HHRISTOHURO JEi- SAVED FEOI THE FI E. SALE ON AT " THE CORNEB." FORTUNATELY WE ESCAPED ALL DAMAGE E&OM THE J! LATE FIB& ALTHOUGH ALL OUR GOODS ARE NEW AND CLTIAN, NONE HAVING %EFT THE BUILDING,? We Shall Offer Them at Prices to Compete with Damajared CiJoocl*. W. H. COLLIER. ilSj^i ROBERT MURRAY* i /»Jv |^^^| Watcb and Clock GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, OPTICIANJ Ac i . _ ii o ALWAYS IN STOCK, A VERY LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OP WATCHER JEWELLERY, PLATE, CLOCKS OPTICAL GOODS,: Ac Specimens of Work on view in Shop Window. KAST STEEEtTaSHBURTON. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO UUtfTRY ORDERS POST OR TELEGRAPH.



CARPETS. CARPETS A. J. WHITE IS NOW SHOWING a Stock comprising upwards of 10,000 YARDS BRUSSELS Quality and Design! the Best the World can produce. ALSO,— A GRAND ASSORTMENT OF AXMINSTER, TAPESTRY, KIDDERMINSTER AND OTHER MAKES* [ Rugs, Hats, etc.. etc. PRICES GUARANTEED THE LOWEST. STEAM CABIIET AND WMM WOttKf CHBISTCHURCH.



GREAT SALE ~T ». *** j .«» Plckford A UnWrilTs PREMIER ASHBURTON EUBNITUREJVAKEHOTJSE LARGE DISCOUNT TO CASH PURCHASERS* '__„,.„.„„„„„ """— „ TpLRNITURE of all kinds, Carpets JL7 Brussels, Tapestry, &c. Mattings, Linoleums, FloorCloths. Ac., &c., must be sold to make room for new ship ments to arrive. Ebonised Sideboards, Tables, Ac- Also-Chests Drawers Withstands, Fancy lames dec., m Kitnu. Iron Bedsteads; Austrian, Vienna, and American Chairs, in great variety. Venetian Blinds made to order. ■ -NOTE ADDRESS PICKFORD & UNDRILL, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. ~~ HENRY ZANDER Plnvftrq ~rifrrpr<* V^JLU V tJI ©. \jl\J V tJI »• CLOVERS. T HAV* IN STOoi ASD TOXANO uai e i « My Season's Supply of _.„__ _ T „.,,_ WHI I h UJLU V Jill, COWGRAS3, RED CLOVER, ALSIKE, TIMOTHY, TREFuIL, urc, etc., etc, And having purchased while the market was low, I offer these fine Seeds at an ex ceedingly cheap figure. My Seeds come direct from the Growers, and as I do not pay any Commission or intermediate profile, I am in a position to offer the ftlAiffkat ip|»«|fl l/nOlieSt BCCUB Tr\-arAr-aiirnv J-iU w rixivjiu. Their Germinating Qualities have been thoroughly tested by a Seed Expert, and they TW? eir?SFST n SFFDS THE FINEbI S*j*jlK> WHICH COME TO THE MARKET. ~~— Samples and Quotations of Clovers, Ryegrass and Cocksfoot on appljeation. A OOMPLBTE SIOCK OF GROCERIES, TEA", AND PROVISIONS Alw.y,_onh.nd. IRONMONGERY, FEN°crockerl, RlALi GLASSWARE In all JBranches, ■ WINES A^SEIRITS, t)f Every Description. I HAVE ALWAYS FOR SALE,- I' .'-■■ ' "WAFF, ' ■ QATS. BM^t SHARPS, AND PHipKWHEAT. HE N B T~^ A N © E R EIifRTP ZJ,\N»KR GENERAL MERCHANT AND : DIRECT Swn fire Insurance Company. Cunton Marine Insurance Company. Australian Mutual Provident! Society. THE FIRE James McGregor HAS, RE.qBENE^ IN SHOP irtJD SAiaOITNEXT D^OR n TQ FdRMfiR PREMISES, QBR'» BXJir.I>IN«S, EAST STREET. TOBACCONIST, HAUIDRESSER, ETC. SPECIAL NOTICE —The Damaged part of the Stock, consisting of Fipes, Tobacco, Cigars, Brurbes, Toilet-Re quwitef, Walking-Sticks, Pocket-G^tlery, FOB SALE AT. AKY PRItJE THAT q^N BE OBTAINED. ?49 .--



KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL CONDUCTED BY BTMRSQUINN, THE MISSES CUSSEN & GRAY, At their Rooms, East Street, Pupils taken from the age of three years. One of the teachers has been trained by Mrs Bendeley, of Christchurch, whose KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL has such a wide spread reputation; she having studied the system in Germany, extrastaught- Music, Singing, Painting, Drawing, and Art Needlework. DANCING FOR YOUNG CHILDREN ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON From two to four o'clock. Also— A DANCING CLASS Will be Formed for Boys and Girls ON TUESDAYS, From half-past seven to ten o'clock p.m. Calisthonic Exercises made a special feature. TERMS on application at Mrs Quinn'b residence, Havelock street. TREES. TREES. TREES. James Porter, The well-known Nurseryman of so many years' standing, ALLENTON, ASHBURTON, HAS now on Sale ready for Planting, at Greatly Reduced Prices, consisting of— Apples, Pears, Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, Nectarines, Quinces. Many of the above are new sorts which I have imported from America and England at considerable expense. Others which I have proved by long experience to be uusuitabfe for cultivation, I have dis carded. MY APPLE TREES are all twice grafted on the Northern Spy and Winter Majetin Stocks, which have been proved beyond all doubt to be blight proof. Those in want of good, clean, weU^grown Fruit Trees can rely on getting good value for their money. - I have about 150,000 Cupressus Macro carpa, one and two years old. All have been twice cut under, and should give every satisfaction to those about to plant. Also,—Thousands of Forest Trees,. Pinus Insignis, one and two years old, Silver Birch, Abies Menziesii, Abies Donglassii, Wnite Spruce. Also, a grand line of the Best Gooseberries am Currants in cultivation. Ornamental Trees and Shrubs ; also Roses in great variety. I have the largest and most complete collection of Chrysanthemums in New ZeaUnd. All orders shall receive my prompt attention. Catalogues on application. Orders may be Mt at W. C. Davis', East Street. 7f27 " THE I>I*PK*NAB Y." C. M. BROOKE HAS UK-OPENED SATURDAY ; WITH A COMPLETE STOCK ! ya wesho? JLATISIiV OCCUPIED i . w M» POLLOCK, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. COAL! COAL! CO VIA MOUNT SOMERS GOAL.. FORS A L E BY ALT COAL MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE IT 0. B, KNIGHT, I— - > Off ice ; WEST STREETe i



BANK OF NEW SOUTH WAEES. \ ESTABLISHED 1817. Incorporated by Act of Council as a Bank ot Tisue, Discount, Deposit, and Exchmge. Authored Obpihil £3,000,000. Paid-up Caoital £1,250,000. Reserve Fund £990,000. T7V)R the transaction of Genera! J? Banking Business this Bank will op n at KAKAIA on THURSDAY, 14th July instant, and, thereafter, once a week, on each succeeding Thursday. For the Bank of New South Wales, W. G. RHIND, Inspector, j Christchurch, n H 189;?. .■ FOR SALE, rpHE FREEHOLD STORE at 1 LAURISTON, opposite th« Railway Station, consisting of Five Rooms with Half-Acre Land and Outbuildings. Post I Offioe is attached t« the store. For parti* culars, apply to the Proprietor, 71 WM. BUCHAN, Lauriston. FIVE POUNDS KEWARD. riIHE above reward will be paid on con* J. viction of anyone found trespassing with dogs or guns or th« Bivemdale Estate. r J. R WILLIAMS, Manager PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FARMS AT WAKANIH. MESSRS FRIKDLANDER BROS, bate received instruction! from Mrs Martha Gibson to sell at *n early date the whole of her Freehold Property consisting of about 1250 Acres of some of the best land in the well known Wakanui District. Full particulars and date of sale in future advertisement. P. FRIEDLANDER, 71 Auctioneer. Q DDFELLO^i 7 H A L~L. THURSDAyTjULT 14. The Musical Event of the Season, THREE STABS. OVIDE~MUSIN, The Violinist. ANNIE LOUISE TANNER MUSIN, | The American Nightingale. EDUARD SOHARF, Solo Pianist. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Prices—4s, 3s, 2s. Box plan open every day at eleven till f ULL.atMrH. Friedlander's, Tobacconist. 7*69 • ST STEPHEN'S SCHOOLROOM, ASHBURTON FIRST WINTER SOCIAL GATHERING. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1892. Music, Pictures, Refreshments etc. Admission 6d. Doorb open at 7.30. p.m. 7J68 TENDERS. fTIENDERS wanted on JULY 16, for -*- about 50 chains Main Drain near Tee Road. For particulars apply J. STUDHOLME, 7J66 Coldstream. notice" fire! fire!! fire i!! HAVING secured part of Mr W. C. Davis's premises at the corner, my Business will be temporarily carried on there pending erection of now premises. All Goods will be sold at reduced prices to clear. New Stock to arrive ex Tainui, now in port. My Workshop not having been de stroyed work will be carried ovi there as usual. Orders can be left at either work* shop in old place or at Business Premises, Davis's Corner. All work will be attended to with promptitude. 7*oß J. W. HARDLEY. PU.S S., CO f TNiON STEAMSHIP COMPANY U OF NEW ZEALAND. STEAMEBS SAIL from LYTTEL TON AS UNDER: For Wellington—Monday, Tuesday, -Wed nesday, Thursday, and Saturday. Nelson—Tuesday and Saturday. Auckland-^Thursday. Sydney—Every Second Thursday. Dunedin—Tuesday and Friday. Melbourne —Tuesday. MILES & CO Agents for ishburto ~JM RE E N "O R q S., ALFORD fOREST, Are prepared to supply Farmers, Con tractors, 'a^iwj b^ere Ipth quantity of Fencing Materials, viy:—He-irt Post*, Heart Stakes, Posss, and a^so Firewoo^. D^liyery can be'had a.t a very coiiYenient place:, or orders may be sent f*jon-' Spritiguurn Railway Station. P^SfAL Bnshside. TTIOR SALE—An Improved Farm ot X* 262 Acres, originally part of the Celebrated Longbeach Estate. It was* very early selection, being part of R.S.'s 6800, 6807,8343, 17176, and others. It is in good heart, n,oti having b,een C»!QPB ed '8F a "WW^- 1 ?t yeara. ''iW-£ : l2 lOs'per acrb; s m? Termi of Paymont Apply to - T. By^LOQK Ej|»to 4gWt, CHEAP COTTAGE PROPERTY. 2 Sections, together with Cottage of four rooms, Hunpstead, the property of Mr Marsden. Price, £80, liberal terms TO LET—Four-roomed Cottage ; rent' 4s 6d per week, TO LET.-r-Pottegeon t\ iQ Allord|enresli Road, at present occupied'by Mrthtenuisi plumbw. PawieNsion on Monday, 18th



TO FARMERS. THRESHING MACHINE PROPRIETORS, AND BIS^- MR HUGO FIttYSDUNDEII, whi?« 'in Europe, will be glad to logJe after anyßueiness entrusted to hin). M^ FRII^LAKDEiI leavea on JULf U\, a»4 W^U \& pleased to see Clients j before bis departure with reference to the above. Kink Dc Paris. rPHE Hall being engaged for Ovid« X Musin Concert Company on Thurs day, thejlinj; »]ILL JJPEN ON TUES DAY in«bead. 'There will be 'to JUnk M imi&y.