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■with a verdict of " Not guilty/ John Fred Reeee was sentenced co eighteen months' imprisonment on each of three charges of forgery, to run con currently.

MAGISTERIAL.

ASBBURTON—THURSDAY. (Before Mr C. A. Wray R.M.) Railway By-Laws.—J. Grant, charged with trespass on the railway line, was fined ss. Civil Cases —>1 A. Goston vk. Fox, £4 12s 5d ; same v Miles Hood, £818s 9d same vR. Johnston*?, £4 3s scl; same v James Leeson, £1 9s 7d ; same v J. Stills, £4 lUa 6d ; same v B. Carter, £1 8s 8d ; same v James Scarlett, £2 Is 9d ; same v J. Thomas, £5 15s 9i ; same v J. Tutty, £1 6s sd. Judgment m each case for plaintiff. Goston v J Tait, £3 17s 9:1 Mr Raphael for plaintiff, and Mr Cuthbertson for defendant. D. Mc- Farlane, who had assigned his book debts to plaintiff, gave evidence m support of the claim, but the books and accounts did not; prove the case, and Mr Raphael took a non-suit. Harris and Knight v E. F. Wright; damages £100. Mr Cuthbertson, with him Mr Wilding, for the plaintiffs, Mr Purnell for the defendant. F. Mainwaring, clerk to the County Council, proved thf>- rate of charges for public carriage, and the terms on which Mr Wright leased the Mount Som3rs tramway.—Cuthbei-5 Bernard Knight, stated that his firm settled up with Mr Wright on the 20th of each month, and that the truck of coal consigned to Mr Doak was sold at 12s 6d per ton at Mount Somers. By Mr Purnell—No arrange ment was made by his firm with Mr Wright as to the amount of coal to be carried by him.—A. E. Harris, was lessee of the coal mines at Mount Somers, and he and Mr Knight were the sole owners of the output of coal from them. The! tramYay was laid from Mount Somers to the coalpit mouth, and all through traffic was theirs. Tho lime kilns were about two miles from Mount Somers on siding, and coal had to pass there to reach Mount Somers. They arranged with Mr Wright to supply him with kiln coal trom the pit clear of stone at 3s 6d per ton at pit's mouth. This was droßs and fine coal, and useless for anything but the kilns. They had no arrangement for supplying house coal to Mr Wright at all. The written agreement produced was signed at the hotel, also a draft of it, and he verbally agreed to allow Mr Wiight to seize any coal of his coming down, m the event of their not supplying him with sufficient dross for the lime kilns. There had al ways been any amount of kiln coal avail able for Mr Wright at the mine, and on the day of the seizure six trucks of bouse coal and one truck of kiln coaj were sent down by Mr Wright's mtn, Buckley and Black. Unier the lease Mr Wright has to provide trucks for twenty tons of coal daily from the mine. The day of the seizure the truck of kiln- coal was upset and lost, and the truck for Mr Doak was seized by Mr Wright instead Paid 3s 9d per ton for the carriage of the coal from the mine to Mount Somers. On the day the truck of coal was seized i Mr Doak had a dray and horses waiting j for it, and the witness had to pay him £i 3s 6d for damages for non delivery of the coal—By Mr Purnell—The signed agree ment produced was the one they delivered the coal on—Could not say how many trucks were on the tramway line. He thought it was not safa for over seven trucks to go down the line, m the condi tion it was m. Did not try to run op position to the tram by traction engine or waggons since he took over the mine. Wm. BlacK was employed by Mr Wright to take up emptytrucks to the mine —When tne trnck was seized, Mr Wright told him to run it into the siding, after he had told him the tsuck was for Mr Doak. He never had any refusal from Harris to deliver small coal for the lime kiln. Was not now m the employ of Mr Wiight, who dismissed h;m m consequence of the trouble over the coal—R. Beckley,was m the employ of Mr Wright now, and since April 15. Was working on tho tramway. Harris always had as much dross coal ready as they could take away, if there were plenty of trucks to carry it. The truck that am off did sc through the bad condition of the tramway.—By Mr Pur nell —His duty was to take down the coal by tram. He did not give orders for the coal to be loaded—either house coal or dross.—W. T. Doak, ordered a truck of coal for May 24, which was seized by Mr Wright. He was paid by Mr Harris £1 38 for damages for the non delivery of the coal to his customer.—Mr Purnell ad dressed the Court for the defendant and called,;E, F. Wright, who stated the terms of the agreement were clear. He did not send orders by the men for the kiln coal. This was supplied to within a few days of May 24, when the supply dropped to one truck per day. On May 24, he was short of coal for the kiln. Six trucks of house coal came down, and he took one truck of that to keep going. He did not know who it was consigned to at all. After the seizure of this truck the kiln coal came to hand all right. Ten trucks are m use on the line.— By Mr Wilding-— ! The reason Black was discharged on "May 24 was because he had become negligent m his work, and he dis* puted witness' authority to take the truck of coal and gave no reason why he would not put it jon the siding. Beckley had no authority to sign for the coal at the mine, or anyone else. On May 24 there was a reserve of coal at the kiln of about ten tons, but none m the shoots; no notice was given Harris that) coal was short ac any time. Would not swear there was less than twenty tons of coal m reserve.—By Mr Purnell—The re serve coaj was held m ca.se of bad weather,.. preventing delivery of goal fpom the mine. Counsel addressed the court at length, and on resuming at 2 o'clock, His Worship found that the agreement under which Harris used the tramway ,Wright was entitled to supply himself with quod coal for his kiln, if Harris failed to supply sufficient kiln coal for Wright's purposes. In this case Harris had failed to keep up the supply, and Wright had seized the truck of house coal, to keep his kiln alive. Mr Wilding elected to take a nonsuit.

THE ABHBURTON GUARDIAN : THURSDAY. JUNE 3, 18©8,



IMPORTANT TO LADIES ' i aLL WOOL COLONIAL DR3S3 T NEEDS, *•! AT SPECIAL PRJCES. TO-DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS J^AVING PURCHASED UPWARDS OP THREE THOUSAND (3000) YARDS OF ALL WOOL COLONIAL DRESS TvVEEDS ON VERY ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS we snail OFFER SAME to the Public, TO-DAY akd fOm^OWlftf G DAYS, at SPECIAL PRICES, an below. Lot I.—All Wool Colonial Dress Tweeds, twenty-eight inches wide, usual price 303, special price 18s Od for dress of twelve yards. Lot 2—All Wool Colonial Dresa Tweeds, forty-four inches wide, m Plain Colours, usual price 33s 3d, special pri?e SSOs for dress of seven yards. Lot3—All Wool Colonial Dress Tweeds, forty-four inches wide, m a Great Variety of Choice and Exclusive Designs, usual price 33f 9d, t special price S3s Od for dress of seveu yards. READY-MADE CLOTHING SECTION. 97 Men's All Wool Colonial Tweed Suits, usual price 49s 6<l. special price 35s Gel each. 73 Men's All Wool Colonial Tweed Overcoats, without capes, asua' price 36s 6d 1 and 49s 6d, special prices 35s and 35«<l <3<l each. 472 Youth's Long Trouser Suits, usual prices 20a to 29s 6d, special ericas 6s lid and Os lid each. ■ * * 112 Pairs of Men's all-wool. Colonial Tweed Trousers, usual price Us 6d, special price Vn lid per pair. -.- . 137 Pairs of Men's heavy all wool Colonial Tweed Trousers, usual price 19s 6d special price 13m Od per pair. HLANKETS AND FLA^NELN In all the leading English and Colonial Makes we arc now soiling at Special Prices, which, on comparison, will be found to be from 20 to 25 per cent under the prices charged for similar makes and qualities. SHOFPIINC* BY POST. By means of he Parcels Post you can do your shopping by letter,, and though living m the most distant country district, you can 'have all the advantages of purchasing at our Establishment brought, to your very door. ' LETTER OUDER DEPABTMENi 1 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 made. The Newest Fashions, the most Reliable Goods and popular Cheap Prices, are thus brought withiu the reach of all. PLEASE NOTE—Goods sent m execution of Post Orders, if not approved, san be returned, W. STRiNGE AM) CO.. riHRISTOHTJROH. v. - | , < i-. -i ] ri ii | M - ill--. ■■- _____„ W. H. COLLIER, BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE IS \ow sHowiira THE FOLIOWM© SPKOUK MXE*. ' .tOYS';EMBROIDERED COLLARS, LADIES CASHMERE GLOVES, (usually Is) for 6d each. (usually Is) for 6d pair. /INE UNBLEACHED HOLLAND Gd yd. A LINE OP FANCY DRESS GOODS UNBLEACHED DAMASK TABLE- (usually 8s 6d) for 6s 9d doz. CLOTHS bought at a discount of 25 Seveial lines of ULSTERS under regular per cent, market value. ALSO, ONE OF THE CHOICEST JLlWIft JBEST ASSORTED SIOCKP OF JLLINERY, CORSETS, CLOAKS, DRESSES, FLANNELS, &c, &c, IN THE DISTRICT. ALL AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES " THE CORNER.  S. SALBK'S OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.^ HAVING completed the fitting up of my new Shop m East Street (next to Mb . C. M. Brooke, chemist) m a style second to none m the district, I beg to invite inspection of my magnificent stock, and to announce that I have commenced Business ac WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, and OCULIST S OPTICIAN AGENT FOR Lazarus' Patent System of Sight Testing.and Spectacles. Electro-Plated Ware and Jewellery. For Wedding or. Birthday Presents and Presentations, I have a choice oi High-class Goods, elegant and unique m dtsign which will compare favorably with any stock m Canterbury. WATCHES.—My Special Line of Rotheraui's English Levers m Ladies, tmi Gents', Gold and Silver keyless '; key winding, open face, Hunting and Demi-Hunter* expressly made to my order (as engraved on plate) are not to be excelled by any Watch m the World for satisfactory wear and time-keeping ; also Watches by other noted makers. The WATCHMAKING and JEWELLERY REPAIRING DEPARTMENT is now complete m its arrangements, and having obtained extra assistance, customer.< may rely upon getting their jobs done promptly and satisfactorily. Note the Njew Apdkess : S. SALES, ' WATCHMAKER, xvn JEWELLER, 'Next Mr C. M. Bkookk, Oheurist, /"I flam on • WE HATE JUST LANDED ex s.s. " Uceana,' ex VTUII 11*5111.t5JA , « Doric," and «.s " Pkeha," direct from the Beat Manufacturers a Splendid Lot of Jf'ew Winter'Cfdods, Comprising all the NEWEST DESIGNS m BEST QUALITY, BEST OF ENGLAND SUITINGS, REAL KANN9CKBURN3, WORSTKD COAT INGS CHECKS, STRIPS, AND FANCY CHEVIOT SERGES, STRIPED WORSTED TKOUBKRINGS, FANCY WINTER VESTINGS, ETC. WE have also iust opened a Choice Stock of the Best Colonial Goods including ASHBURTON. ROSLYN, MOSGIEL, KAIAPOI, and WELLINGTON TWEEDS IN NEW PATTERNS. A complete Stock of New Winter Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Rugs, Blankets, Port^ raantcaux, and Travelling Trunks, Overcoats, Waterproof Coats, Umbrellas and Leggings. BOYS' and YOUTHS' NEW WINTER SUITS m all sizes. MEN'S ANJ) BOYS' BOOTS ancl SHOTKS of EVERY DESCRIPTION Best English. Hand-Sewn Goods (imported direct from the makers) and Reliable N.Z. Makes. ggf EYEBY PAIR GUABASTEED to giye GOOD WEAR. SPARROW FBERRYMAK TAILORS and OUTFITTERS, EAST STREET ASHBTOTQN,



Busi n ss Notice Jf 0 W LANDINC FENCING WIRE. FENCING WIRE. Numbers, 8, 9, and 10. BEST FOUR BARBED GALVANIZED WIREj IRON STANDARDS Punched to any guage required] NEWCASTLE COAL.BY THE TRUCK, For Winter Supplies, ex ship to any Railway Station at Lowest Rate BIECH TIMBER IN~ANY QUANTITIES] W. H. Collins & Co., IRONMONGERS AND 31IPRERSOF OJI|LS, PAINTS, PAPEUHANGINGS] ETC. TIMBER & COAL MERCHANTS. —*V— i ßoyal Insurance Company. Grey Valley Coal Company. Scott's Unrivalled Cooking Ranges. <* RE AT REDUCTION IN PRICES. LARGE SHIPMENT OF LAMPS, WORTH INSPECTION, IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT VERY LOW PRICES " O ' ■"" John Orr and Co., EAST STREET. "Mil" m HIT. SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. REMOVING TO TANCREU STREET. J. BISHOP, BEGS to inform his numerous Mends and customers that having taken more suitable premises m Tancred Street he will open on SATURDAY, the 28th, nth a Large Stock of the wide-famed " ZEALiNDIA " BOOTS and SHOES, ogether with a Largo Stock of ENGLISH BOOTS and SHOES selected from the Jest Manufacturers. The Best Boots m Ashburton for the least money. Quality and Cheapness ombined. We buy for Ready Cash, saving our Customers the large Discount harged to those who buy on credit. A great deal of money is wasted by not :nowing and neglecting to find where to buy Boots at least cost. This you can >asiJy save by dealing with the Best Value Boot Man m Ashburbon, at the Zealandia Boot Store,- TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. J. Hrockelhank, Manager. Grain Ships to London, rHE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce to their Clients that they have'chartered j •'several First Class Iron Vessels for the conveyance cf Wheat to Ii option 2LOADING DURING THE MONTHS OF MARCH, APRIL, A.ND MAY, at 30s per ton freight. Advances made agains!- shipments Free^ of Commission'and Interest. Friedlander Bros. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF WHEAT, OATS, BIRLEY and S S RYEGRASS' TN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITIES. HIGHEST PIiIOES GIVEN 1 FEIEDLANDEE BKOS L 4SHBURTOK TINWALD AND LTNDHURS



Public Notices. dS£5 REWARD THE above reward will be paid on con viction of anyone found trespassing ■ with dogs or guns on the Riversdale Estate J. R. WILLIAMS, Manaper. GREAT SALE AT Plckford & I mlrill * PREMIER ASHBURTON FURNITURE WAREHOUSE LARGE DISCOUNT TO CASH PURCHASERS. "TpURNITURE of all kinds, Carpets JD Brussels, Tapestry, &c. Mattings, Linoleums, Floor Cloths, &c, &c, must be sold to make room for new ship. ments to arrive. Come and Inspect our STOCK of Locally Manufactured Ebonised Sideboards, Tables, &c.— Mso—Chests Drawers Washstands, Fancj Tables, &c, m Rimu. Ron Bedsteads ; Austrian, Vienna, anc American Chairs, m great variety, {Venetian Blinds made to order.} —NOTE ADDRESS— PICKFORD & UNDRILL, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. i.MAiniriw«& Co., LIMITED. BREWEKB 'of the FAVOURITE CHRTSTCHURCH SPARKLING PALE & BITTER ALES TO BE OBTAINED IN HOGSHEADS, BARRELS AND KILDERKINS, AT /CHRTSTCHURCH BREWERS AND OF Mr H ZANDER, ASHBURTON ON DRAUGHT AT THE SOMERSEI HOTEL, ASHBURTON, AND THE TINWALD HOTEL TINWALD Andrew Orr IS OPENING A TJEAUTIFUL SELECTION ;OF MANTLES, Jackets and Capes, very choice, MILLINERY, English and Parisian Models, Flowers, Feathers, etc. LADIES Waterproof Cloaks, Mantles and Dorothy Capes. T ADIES' Dressing Cowns, Corsets, Urn -L/ brellas, Gloves. "pUR Boas, Fichua and Muffs OEALETTEaud Macintosh Cloaks C. -.-> PAIRS Cashmere Gloves at la 3d, UUU formerly 2s 6d per pair. /* T ~ _, 4 and 6-Clasp Florentia Kid A> ■*■ JJ Gloves at 4s lid. LADIES' French, English and Colonial Boots and Shoes /""* ENTS' Suits to order from £3] BRUSSELLS, Tapestry, and Kidder Carpets. ANDREW ORR. Zealandia Boots. rjIHE WINTER having fairly set m, |_ one of the most important questions discussed m every household is where can we obtain really GOOD BOOTS ? The Public want Boots that will keep out the damp, and that will wear well and are comfortable. All these qualifications can be obtained at moderate prices without any trouble or risk by purchasing nothing but the celebrated ZEALANDIA BRAND. These Grand Boots are sold from Auckland to the Bluff, and the universal verdict is—the most satisfactory Boob m New Zealand, and the best value. The finest material and best workman ship are employed, and so confident are the Manufacturers of the sterling quality of these Boots chat they actually guaran tee every pair bearing the Zealandia Brand to give good wear. Should any pair fail, the Retailer is authorised to adjust the claim of the purchaser. In addition to the every day lines, a large number of new lines has been especially manufactured for the Winter Trade. Strong $\irm Roots fox Men ond Women a Specialty, and attention is directed to the Splendid Scitched Water tight and Shooter Boots, very suitable and comfortable for country work. Boys', Girls', find Women's Boots of this Celebrated Brand m a great variety. Every pair is branded on the sole ZEALANDIA, —.-—si> This Brnnd has m the past been favorably known m the Ashburton District, a,nd m fixture the. public can obtain full supplies at Mr J. Bishop's 3EALANDIA BOUT STORE, TANCRED STREET,



p SBKS p> :ius., ALFORD FOREST, Are prepared to supply Farmers, Con tractors, and others with any quantity oj Fencing Materials, viz :—Heart Posts. Heart Stakes, Sheep yard Rails, Strainina Posts, and also Firewood. Delivery can he had at a very convenient place, or "rders may be sent from Springhurn Railway Station. Postal Addkess— Bushside. QALE FOW ON AT THE ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS NOVELTIES m Fancy Work for the present season. , New Aprons, Pinafores, "Dresses, Ladies' and Children's Clothing, Infants Layettes. Madame Weigel's Fashion Journals and Patterns always m stock. Orders taken now for Winter Sockcf and Stockings, home knitted. 31RS ADAMS, LADIES AND CHILDREN'S DRAPER TAILORING FOR THE TIMES. it. c. iVowi.f, "THE TIMES" TAILOR, BEGS to thank the Public of Ash burton and District for their liberal support during the last twelve months. Having met with so much success, he wishes to state that he is enabled to offer greater advantages than any Tailor m the j town. R.E.D. having served six years m one 'of the best Christchurch firms is himself a PRACTICAL TAILOR. R.E.D. not being mixed up wtth so many branches of trade, is consequently m a position to give his whole attention to (TAILORING. PRICES for-the TIMES. FIT and STYLE for the TIMES. QUALITY and WORKMANSHIP for the TIMES. Hundreds ot Patterns to choose from. THE ARCADE, Opposite Mr Bullock's Office. st(> COAL! COAL! (OAL! MOUNT SOMERS COAL. For Sale BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS, OK WHOLESALE T HARRIS & KNIGHT. Office : WEST STREET. Al IVJ3W XEA.L*AJSI> CARRIAGE WORKS. Reeves and Co. BEG to advise the Public that they have opened up business at 179 Lichfield Street, opposite Anderson s Foundry, Christchurch, m those premises known as Beauchamp and Co.'s Salerooms and having made extensive additions to those large premises, together with every requisite for carrying on the trade to the best advantage, hope by strict attention to business, to make THIS the largest Carriage Building and Repairing Business m New Zealand. REEVES AND CO. Are Tyring Wheels at 4s per pair REEVES AND CO Are manufacturing Farmers' White chapel Carts, beautifully finished, neatly trimmed and artistically paintfd, with a guarantee, £22 10s, honestly worth £30. REEVES AND CO. Are making Gentlemen's Dogcarts very highly finished, with our patent improve ments, from £30 upwards, honestly worth £45. REEVES AND CO. Our make Daisy Road Cart, £10 10s, is pronounced by experts to be the best m the market. We are now selling these at the rate of three hundred a year. The only road cart which gives satisfaction. Gentlemen m want of two-wheeled vehicles should give us a call before pur chasing elsewhere. Our inventions and improvements bring us to the front m this line of manufacture, and we can un doubtedly produce a better two-wheeled vehicle than AN"X other firm m New Zealand. Bear m mind other firms can equal our workmanship, but cannot sur pass it ; but through indefatigable study we have been enabled to bring: orward Improvements and Patented Inventions which place us at the head m this line of manufacture. All kinds of two-wheeled vehicles are our speciality, our inventions and im provements relating solely to this line. WE WILL SHORTLY HAVE IN STOCK Twenty Vehicles of Difterent Styles literally covered with improvements, d best of all, fitted with REEYES''PATENT- SEAT ATTACHMENT, So highly spoken of and admired by all at he late Christchurch Show, |^,DON'T fail to give us a call, and have your carts fitted wilh this attach men It saves accidents ;it saves swear in and nables you to make driving a comfort, a perfect balance of your vehicle being easily obtain eel. REEVES^ & CO., LICHFIEWS pERI.CHRKIOHUROH



' SEAVI T\V BALL. A PUBLIC B-VI.L "'ill be held m theSeaview School on FKIDAY Evening, June 3. Admission—Gentle men, 3s 6d ; Ladies, free Refreshments provided. Dancing ar 7-30. S. BAIRD, 191 Hon. Secretary. TENDERS will be received till SATURDAY, June 4, for Carting )) ut; 12,000 Bushels Oats and Wheat from Montalto Estate to Valetta Railway Station. For further particulars apply THOS. D. ROBERTSON, 5*192 Mayfield, FRIEDLANDER BROS. For Private Maße. A 600 ACRE FARM AT JNEWLANDS. WE are instructed by the present owner, Mk Martin Griffin, to offer for private treaty his FARM situated afc Newlands, about one and a half miles from Dromore Railway Station. The Land has been well farmed, and is m good heart ; a large proportion is ready for Cropping. Fences are m good order, and Water Races through every Paddock. The Buildings and outhouses are sub stantial. For full particulars apply to FRIEDLAFDER BROS., Ashburton. or MARTIN GRIFFIN, 0 on the Farm. MR T. BULLOCK.. FOR SALE.—43 Acres 2 Roods, closa to Mitcham Railway Station; has not been cropped for about; 5 years. Qf\n AORESot 25s per acre, R.S.s f J\J\J 33182,33186 and 28782 fronting the Mount Sonars Railway, Westerfield , District, a bargain. Longbeach farmers owning heavy land should secure a block like this to work with theirs. TO LET.—4O Acres, together with Cottage, near the County Saleyards. TO LEI, Dwelling House of five rooms, centrally situated m Tancred Street. TO LET.—Rooms m the Arcade ; gas laid on. Very suitable for meetings. £2000 to lend on good farm land at current rates. RAKAIA TOWN SECTIONS.-I am prepared to receive otters for the follow ing, viz.,—26,-121, 124, 208,291,292, 295, 297, 298, 462, 468. CHERTSEY TOWNSHIP—I have the following Sections for sale :—BS, 87, 89, 91, 93, 95, 97, 107, 108,109,110, 111, 112, 113, 114, 143, 145. Easy terms if required. T. BULLOCK. Public Notices. BROOKE'S "Perfect" Cure FOR SCOUR IN SHEEP, TfcJ the most reliable Medicine prepared -*- for Diarrhoea m all animals. Half gallon tins, containing 80 doses, 10s each. Two gallon tins, containing 320 d«ses 30s each. RICKMAN'S Foot Itot Paste IS A CERTAIN CURE. I Far superior to using arsenic or bluestone In tins, 5s each ; large tins, equal to five smaller ones, 20s each. Prepared only by C M. BROOKE, OPERATIVE CHEMIST, Ashburton. ASHBURTuN BOROUGH COUNCIL |V OTICE is hereby given that the above -*" ' Council intends, by Special Order, to repeal as from the 30th day of June, 1892, all By-Laws heretofore made by the said Council under the provisions of " The Municipal Corporations Act, 1876," and the several Acts amending the same, and now m force, and to make fresh By-Laws under the provisions of "The Municipal Act, 188ti," for the good rule and government of the Borough of Ashburfcon, which said By-Laws will apply to the whole of the said Borough except where otherwise therein expressly stated, and the same will come into force on the Ist day of July, 1892. The By-Laws proposed to be enacted will deal with various matters affecting (1) Streets and Footways, including pro visions as to porticos and other projections over streets and footways ; the naming of streets and numbering of houses, malicious injuries to names or numbers, and register of alterations; spouts and drains from houses; crossings over footways and channels; the deposit or discharge of rubbish and liquids on streets and m channels ; the deposit of building materials, and excavations ; and the encroachment of houses and buildings upen streets ; (2) fraction engines ; (3) nuisances of various kinds on streets and footways ; the stray ing and other trespasses of cattle upon streets j unregistered doga ; the keeping of swine ; privies, closets, and receptacles for refuse ; the slaughtering of cattle; bathing m public ; the prevention of h're ; live and brushwood fences ; and miscon duct m libraries or museums ; (4) build ings, and building regulations affecting a specified part of the Borough ; (5) the licensing of vehicles for the carriage of passengers and goods, and offences by driversand conductorscf licensed vehicles; (6) pedlars and hawkers ; (7) the licensing of places of amusement; (8) the keeping of petroleum, dangerous goods, and gun powder ; and the providing of penalties ! for breaches of the By-Laws. The resolution making the said Special Order was adopted at a. Special Meeting of the Council held on Monday, the 9th day of May instant; and will be submitted for confirmation at a meeting of th c Council to be held on Monday, 20*h June proximo, at 7.30 p.m., at the Council Chambers, Baring Square. A copy of the proposed By-Laws has been deposited at I the Council's offices, Baring Square, and will be open to public inspection every day during office hours from and after the Ist day of June proximo. Dated the 25. th day of May, 1892. By Order, OH AS. ft. FOOKS, 5 167 Town Clerk. u.s.s co ragM u.ss,,co If ' ■ UNiON STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. STEAMERS SAIL from LYTTEL TON AS UNDER: For Wellington—Monday, Tuesday, Wed nesday, Thursday, an( Saturday. Nelson—Tuesday and Saturday. Auckland—Thursday. Sydney—Every Second Thursday. Dunedin —Tuesday and Friday. Melbourne —Tuesday, GEO JAMESON Ageut iQV 4slilmrton



t" - —J-=gf-,» TENDERS. rPENDERS Invited for TWO GROSS X (or more) of WATER TINS foi Aahburton Poultry Show. Sample at Mr Flower's Shop, East streeet. 6 11 TIINaIT PVj R F 0 RMAN ~pVi •fr of R bertson % Oelebrated Cometly •« CASTE/ ' BY THE ASHBURTON AMATEURS With Mr W. E. Dolrnin as Capt. Haw tree Other characters as played previously. DDFELLOWS' HALL, | FRIDAY. JUNE 3. ADms^QN  2s, and jj.s, _ I



CotBMANB* AND SONB EuC'AIA'PTfi Ex teact is the only genuine m the market, and was a warded medals and diplomas at Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide, beating all competitors. For all affections of the Chest and Luna;s, Consumption, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Gravel, and Kidney Com plaints, ifc has no equal. Agents— AsHBURTON DKUO CoMIANY.