"THE BARN DANCE."

At the Equity Court, in the case Jones (of Wellington) v. Nicholson, music seller, praying for an injunction restraining the sale of music of the " Barn Dance," the judge held the ]New Zealand law did not provide for the registration of copyright within the meaning of the international copyright act, and that the only registration, at Stationers' Hall, gave plaintiff the right to sue in this court. An injunc tion was granted, with costs, and net profits frotfi sale from April 8 of the pw-serff year, the date of registration in England. SAN FRANCISCO M4JL CONTRACT. Mr Kidd, Postmaster-General, has not received any cable message from England with reference to the San Francisco Mail contract. He states that the offer of £4000 to the New Zealand Government was made on the assumption that England .would de cline to contribute. If the British Government had agreed to renew the contract, he does not think the New South Wales Parliament would have sanctioned the payment of £4000. THE SUSPECTED INFANTI CIDES. Makin's daughters have been ar rested fDr complicity in the murder of infants. The bodies have apparently been buried two months. THE BROKEN HILL STRIKE. At a meeting at Broken Hill one of the speakers denounced theappeal of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Wilcannia to declare the strike at an end, saying his Lordship did not understand the position, and had no business to inter fere. The defence committee have sat for eight hours, but have not yet de cided whether to deolare the strike ended or not. About 2250 men are employed along the lode. THE MAIL SEKVICE. The Postmaster-General has received a cable from the Postmaster-General of New Zealand, agreeing to New South Wales' contribution to the San Francisco service. Mr Kidd intends to shortly submit the matter to Parlia ment, as the subsidy of £4000 is subject to Parliamentary ratification. LAMBING. The lambing of the autumn and ■winter seasons shows a general average per of 52 cent.

NOMINATED IMMIGRATION.

Brisbane, November 4. The Government propose to resume the system of nominated immigration.

OBITUARY.

. Melbourne, November 3. Sir James Mcßain, who had been ailing some time. CHOLERA. Considerable uneasiness was caused by a report that a vessel with cholera on board had arrived in the harbor. The Health Officer on boarding the Messageries Maritiraes s.s. Armand Behic discovered that although the vessel was granted a clean bill at Adelaide, mild cases of cholerine had occurred after leaving Marseilles. One patient was landed at Aden and two others who were attacked re covered. The vessel will be quaran tined for ten days. SURVEYORS' CONFERENCE. The Surveyors' Conference has approved of a standard time on the basis of the zone system. WEST AUSiiALIAN POLITICS. Perth (W,A.), November 4. Parliament opened yesterday. The Speech from the Throne referred to the finances of the colony as being in a satisfactory condition. During the session the Constitution would be amended to provide for an extension of the franchise, and it was proposed to increase the number of members of the Legislative Council by two and the House of Representatives by three. In to meet the contingency of an unfaA'orable reception of a pro prosed loan the Government would ask power to raise money temporarily by means of Treasury Bills if necessary.

INTERPROVINCIAL.

Auckland, November 4. The two labor representatives chosen in this city for the roll of Justices of the Peace, are Mr T. Tudehope, secretary of the Auckland Trades and Labour Council, and Mr M. Sheenan, secretary of the local branch of the Irish National Federa- The members of fche Auckland Tailoresses' Union presented Miss Morri son to-day with an inscribed writing de»k in recognition of her efforts on thair behali during her stay in Auckland. The Hon. Wj Jenning3,M.L.C., president of the Union, in presenting the desk, hoped that the workers would organise as advised by Mis 3 Morrison, for if they did not the unalterable law of competition would reduce their condition very materi ally. A vote of thankp was passed to the Employers' Association for their efforts to obtain" a settlement of the present ti-> pute in the trade. The amateur champion hurdle racer, H. W. Batger, is to loave for San Francisco to-morrow. Wakganci, November •!, The Wanganiii shopkeepers have agreed almost unanimously to observe a half holiday on Saturday aiternoon, making the long nivjht Friday. To-night the shops are all open to 10, and although not quite as many people are in town as is usual on Saturday evening, it is confi dently expected that the public will soon get used to the new departure. Napier, November 4, Much anxiety was felt throughout the day at the non-arrival of the Te Anau from Auckland, but about 5 o'clock this afternoon all apprehensions were set at rest when she was seen coming Blowly into the bay under sail and steam. On being tendered, it was ascertained that at two o'clock yesterday morning, when off Cape Colville, one of the eccentric rods of the engine gave way, which necessitated a stoppage of the vessel for ten hours, to enable one of the engines to be dis connected, This haying'been ejected & Btart was made, 1 and/the Te" Anatf came along,' working one set of engines,' and travelling at the rate of seven knoj:s_ &Kereached here as stated, having passed Gisboime without catyng. Tip pasaengeps for therp were taken off by the steamer Australia. 'The Te. Anau leaye for Wellingfion late tb"-njght. Wellington, November \. {'foe Acclimatisation Society haye sent an order to England for a number of Vnv o-tnian quail and English mallards. The memorial tablet of the new build ings for the head office of th« Governmtnt Insurance Department, for which the contract price is £4600;. waa laid to-day by Sir Patrick Buckley in the prese,^ of a large crowd. The Midland Railway Company has made another offer to the Government to exchange its land grant for debentures for £618,000, payment to be mad? according l^fcijeWogre^'of the' wor!f ? on two con*

ditions : —First, the colony to guarantee three per cent on £500,000 ; second, the Company to be released ffom the obli gatiou to make the line from Reefton to Fox Hill, but to l>ij LI a line from Fox Hill to Motut'ka 'Vulley, so as to put Nelson in coma.unicition with that dis trict. The Cabinet have postponed con sideration of the offer until a full meeting of Ministers can be called. The Cabinet met this morning, but decided nothing respecting the exchange of Police Inspectors. Mr Seddon left for Christchureh this afternoon, and will consult Mr Reeves, and the alterations will be announced from Christchureh. The general im pression is that it is intended to change the whole of them.

SPORTING

?ER PHBSS 4SSOCIATIO*

RICCARTON NOTES.

Christchuroh, November 5. The Leeston and Tiinaru horses have not yet arrived, but nearty ali the others are athead quarters, a great number being here. Before daylight this morning Awarua Rose and Cynisca galloped two miles, Mr Redwood's horse beating the mare, although with little to spare ; fair working time was registered, Awarua having a pull in weigh . Dilemma had a bit the best of Wyvern at the end of a mile and a half, The Dreamer being no uso to either in the gallop, Crown Jewel covered the Cup distance at a good average pace, with Au Revoir to assist in the first part and Lady Thornton in the last part, pulling up sound and well. The gallop of the morning svas performed by Launceston, who beat off Flinders in a mile and a half go, finishing up wifh Captive in very good style, and making the best time for the d.stance done this season. Merrie England and Vogengang performed a gooc' gallop of two miles, but neither finished well, the pace in the early part having been too strong Vogengang finished half a length in front, but Merrie England is said to have carried lead. Morion covered two circuits strongly. Strephon and hosefeldt to gether and Boulanger and Crackshot separately, did three-quarter pace work. I

The latest betting quotations are : — 3 to 1 Crackshot, 4to 1 St Hippo, 5 to 1 Launcepton, 6 to 1 Prime Warden, Merrie England, 7f o 1 Dilemma, 100 to 12 to 100 to 20 others,

[White Choker.]

The Metropolitan Meeting of the C.J.C. commences on Tuesday next, and should the present favorable weather continue promised to eclipse all previous meetings in excellence. The handicapper, Mr Henry, has every reason to be pleased with the manner in which owners have accepted his adjustments, as, with two exceptions, the fields should be larger than any Spring Meeting of this Club for the last five years. Racing .will commence with the Spring Hurdles, two miles, and the order should be Marquis of Tewkes bury 1, Ehin-go-Bragh 2, Norton 3, The next event to claim attention will be The Maiden Stakes, one nnle, and the following should fill the places—The Winchman, Young Cheviot, and Au Hevoir A few minutes' spell and the event of the season, the New Zealand Cup, comes up for decision, and promises to furnish one of the finest races seen at Riccarton for years. Sixteen at present comprise the fibld. Crackshot claims the pride.of position both as regards weight, Bat 111b, and favouritism in the betting market, and his chance can not be despised. The way in which he simply cantered home in the Timaru Cup and his work on the training track are sufficient recommendations, and with Derrett as coxswain, he should finish very forward. Prime Warden, with a pound less, scarcely meets mj fancy, although he will have a good following. Doubts as to his ability to stay the journey are all bunkum. It must be remembered he finished third in the last Dunedin Cup, run in the fastest time on record ; and in the Great Autumn Handi cap had his field settled half a mile from home, and eventually won as he liked, and could have done so with another half milejo go. But I doubt his ability to take a poun I from Crackshot and beat him. Cynisca and Boulanger I pass by, Crown Jewel is undoubtedly a fast mare, but methinks she is over-handicapped. The manner in which St Hippo disposed of Morion the other morning discounts the latter'schance inmyopinion. Stephen may effect a surprise by running into aplace as he did two years ago, but beyond that he need not be feared, Vogengang, Rosefeldt, and Flinders, to use a vulgar phrase, cannot have Buckley's chance with St Hippo, for whom I have a great liking. Carrying Bst, Le romped heme in the Spring Handicap at Napier, a.nd althongh the time was not particularly fast, Idoubt if he was asked to gallop, Itis my opinion that 2min 41sec would not have prevent&d him winning, and although it is urged he beat nothing of meri'i, that is no argument that he is not capable. The Dreamer seems scarcely, class enough, and Dilemma should give a good account of himself, but he is not a Wolverine. Launceston has met with liberal support, and in reported to have shown good gallops, but the lai t half mile will anchor him. If there is a cock boat in the race it is Awarua Rose, and he should fill one of the places. To cut a big question short, I place | them— ■ I St HIPPO, 1 CEAHKSHOT,... 2 AWARUA kQS '1 or) 8 PRIMJB WARDEN, jf For the Riccarton Welter, Aquarius, Corruption, and Wauganoi should finish in that order. Welcome Stakes—Geraint, 1; Westmehe, 2 ; Busybody, 3. Ladies 1 Purse—BAY Kirn, Mountain Maid, and Waylanp in the order named. Steward*.' Stakes—Hipmmenes, 1 ; Merganser, 2; Retina, 3. The Shorts—Tourna ment, 1; Emperor, 2 ; Pennine, 3. The !> vby, which will be run on Wednesday, f,!i uld be won by St. Hippo, Stepniaiv next best.

THE ABHBURTON GUARDIAN: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1892.



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BOROUGH School Concert. IX AID OF THE PRIZE FUND, Will be given in the ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. An excellent programme has been pre pared, consisting of Glees and Tableaux by the School children, Solos and Parfc Songs by leading Amateurs who have kindly promised to assist, Recitations and Orchestral Selections, also selection on the Hand Bells byMrMarsden's Company. A dmission : 2s and Is, children half price. Ticket holders will be admitted at 7.15. Doors open at 7-30 p.m.. com mence at 8 p.m. 316 W Kl>H E«l> .4LY~~ HALF-HOLIUAY. WE, the undersigned Merchants, Tradesmen, etc , are agreeable to close our respective places of business on | WEDNESDAYS at one o'clock, to con form with The Shops and Shop Assis tants Act, 1892. Henry Zander, L. F. Andrewes and Co., (conditionally), Andrew Orr, W, H. Collier, S. W. Alcornand Co., Ashburton Drug Company, Craighead and Berryman, Henry Geo. Flower, A. W. Randell, H. Bairstow, Robert Alcorn, Light's Cash Stoic, James McDonald, James Baker, Alfred Harrison, W. Fowke, J, Thomas, J. Hunt, J. Nicholas, W. F. Hannaford, Hardley Bros., G. .1. Neill and Co., R. E. Dowle, J. Wilson, Jas. Heseltine, Stephens Bros., J. W. Hardley, F. Clark, L. E. Priehard, H. C. Segers, T. Bullock per A. Buick, Donald Williamson, Ash burton Finance and Agency Company, New Zealand Clothing Factory, per W. H. Webber, J. McGregor, Harry Fried lander, Wm. Anderson, Jas. Patterson, Barrett Bros , Mitchell and Turner, Pickford and Undrill, G. J. F. Lublow, H. M. Carson, G. Jesson, W. and G. H. Bi-yant, W. Sparrow, W. Patching, Wm. Pollock, W, .1. Hampton, Rob. McCallum, A. J. Bishop, F. Ferriman, D. Thomas, Tucker and Bern, W. H. Collins and Co,, Ashburton Permanent Building and In vestment Society, per Edward Stephen?, manager, P. Hanrahan, fl. E. Adams, W. Adams, J. Dineen, Davis Bros., J. Gamble, Edward Williams, Wm. Hornc, J. C. Duncan. It is understood that there arc a number of others willing to join in this, movement, who have not yet had an op portunity of signing the above. *" GOVERWMB- nt^nq TICES^ " NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR RACES, NOVEMBER 8, 9, and 12, AND AGRICULTURAL SHOW, NOVEM BER 11, AT CHRISTCHURCH. ON the Bth, 9th, and 12th November the Evening Trains from Christ church to Ashburton, and Rakaia to Methven, will start at 5.15 p.m. and 7.35 p.m. respectively, and run corres pondingly later than timetable times, except that the former will run quicker between Chertsey and Ashburton, arriving at Ashburton at 8.25 p.m. Ou November 12 a Special Train will leave Christchurch for Dunedin at 8.45 p.m., stopping to set down passengers from Christchurch for Ashburton or stations beyond. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. Alterations will be made in the ordinary timetable as under : — In addition to the ordinary 7 25 a.m. Train from Timaru to Ashburton, a Special Train will leave Timaru for Ashburton. at 7-10 a.m., Rangitata 8.27, Hinds 9.0, Winslow 9.16, Tinwald 9.27, connecting with the ordinary midday train to Christchurch, which will run as under, instead of at the usual times :— As-hbuvton, dep., 9.42 a.m., Chertsey 10.13, Rakaia 10.27, arriving at Christ church at 12.15 p.m., stopping at other stations if required, and at the Show grounds, Addington (at 12.6 p.m.) to allow passengers to alight. The Train from Springburn will start at 7.25 a.m , arriving at Ashburton at 9.15 a.m. (half an hour earlkr than timetable, times) to connect with the D..42 a.m. train, Ashburton to Christchurch. The morning train from Ashburton to Christchurch will run at the following ' altered times ;— a.m. a to. Ashburtcn, dep. Rakaia, dep. 853 8.5 Christchurch Chertsey  836 arr. 10,48 Stopping at all other stations as usual up to Burnham, and between Burnh^m and Addington to set down passengers only. Stops at Show Grounds, Addington (at 10,36 a.m.) to allow passengers to alight. ... The morning train from Methven will start at 7.30 a.m , and be due from Lanristouatß.2a.rn., arriving at Rakaia at 8.48 a.m., stopping at other stations if required. The evenirg train from Christchurch to Ashburton, and Rakaia to Methven, -will run at the following altered times :- p.m. ?.•■>«• Christchurch Rafeaia dep. 7.35 dep. a.90 1 Launston  B.lc Addington (Show' Methven arr, 8.50 ; Grounds* 5.32 Stopping at other ' Rakaia 'dep. 7.29 stations if required. Chertsey  7.42 ' i Ashburton arr. %V\ \ Stopping at other j. stations so.uth of I Rolleston if re- [ quired.. Sto^s tf> \ stations* between | Addii}gV°n «"d 1 Burn,bam.tofcakeu,p j passengers for south i of Rollestcn if required. ( The altered trains between Ashburton and Christchurch and on the MeHiven line will not work goods trafhe. A Special Train will leave Chmtclnuch for Oamaru at 9.15 p.m., topping to set down passengers where wq«ired Ht36 "' YS OKL>^*t, TO MAKE Nicest Scones, Nicest Pastry, Nicest Cakes, Use Aulsebrook's Self-Raising twur,



mENDBRS are invited for the erection J_ of offices" (in brick and stone) for the A&hburton Building Society, plans and specifications at my office. Tenders close on MONDAY, November 14. The owest or any tender not necessarily hq cepted, c; R. BXRI3, 11(40 Architect. ADDpLLOWSj' II A L fc. TWM NIQHTS QNLY. November fi| tod 10. IlaT^sllrSlil IJ^IKh COMEDY, VARIETY, AND MARRIONETTE COMPANY. GRAND iTAHTOMISE, Concluding with Beautiful Transformation Scenes with Limelight Effects, Entitled „" A GLIMPSE INTO FAIRYLAND". Popular Prices .... 3s, '^, is.. 1 "' "F. DAVYS, ■ 11 39 Proprietor and Managev.



TpARMERS! THIS IS A WEIGHTY MATTER, a °° AND NEEDS IMMEDIATE ATTENTION



MR T. BULLOCK. FOR £ ALE —Four acres near the County Saleyards ; would make a capital paddock for farmers living at a distance, and sending stock to the yards forsale. J ; FOR SALE at a low price and on easy terms, an improved farm of 441 acres, with all improvements, and well watered. Also a farm of 450 acres. MUNfcY.— To Lend on approved Freehold Security. Two special sums ofj£2so, and £800. fTO LET.—Dwelling House oi five rooms near the Woollen Factory. TO LET at a low rental small Shop and Dwelling, Ease Street South. Capital cooking range. I have several Toy n Propevtles sale at low prices and on liberal terms Full particulars on application. T. BULLOCK, Estate Agent. Public Notices TENDERS. mENDERS wanted for erection of JL Wesleyan Church ab Greenstreet, (alternative for labor only). Plans etc., to be seen at Mr Kilworth's, to whom tenders are to be sent not later than 5 p.m., TUESDAY, Novsmber 8. 119 Alford EsFateT^- WE have several Blocks of Land on this Estate for sale on easy terms of payment. For particulars apply to T. BULLOCK, Or MILES AND CO., 11* Ashburton and Rakaia C Alt VIVA I, WJREK. ALTERATION OF DATE OF Stock Sale at Tin wald. THE next Sale of Live Stock will be held at TINWALD YARDS ON Monday, Wot. 7, 1892. D. THOMAS, JOHN G. RESTELL(inconjunction with theN.Z.L. and M.A.Co., Ld.) MILES & Co. FRIEDLANDER BROS. 11 19 lAWEENCE, ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS (By Speciat, Appointment to Hia Ex cellency the GoVGkNOK.) "DEG to announce to their Friends and the Public that the following REDUC TIONS are made till Christmas CABINETS ... ... L2sperdoz, CARTES DE VISITE 7s 61 „ „ Or a LARGE PHOTOGRAPH pre sented with a dozen cabinets for 15s. 10 19 nw¥eedsTnew seeds. AS t-he whirl of time has ushered, in Busy Spring, SEALY & CO- - ire prepared to supply the wants of their numerous Patrons WITH SEEDS fob, SPRING SOWING Which have just come b> hand. CLOVERS, TURNIPS, MANGOLDS, CARROTS, RAPE. WE HAVE ALSO FOR SALE AT LOWEST RATES, Cockstoot 4 Ryegrass, Golden Ta"es« Early Snowdrop, Beauty of Bath, Ameri can Alphai Snowflike, and other EARLY POTATOES. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS [o endless variety, from that well-known London house, CARTER * Co, EMPTY TANKS I'QR. SALE, new patent. J. SEAL?" & CO. Oaten Sheaf Chaff T HAVE FOR SALE, PRIVATELY, A LARGE LINE OF •GOOD QUALITY OATEN SHEAF CHAFF. AT PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUOED, Ateo., — CRUSHED QATS, BBAN SHARPS, ETC. JohnO. Itestell. TTMiRNS, Fuchsias, Palms, Cinerarias, Calceolarias; Tricolor, Zonale, and Ivy leaved Pelargoniums ; Deutzias, Azaleas, Begonias, Hewths, Camellias, Heliotropts, etc., to be seen blooming in my wmclpw. For sale from <#L e^ci* upwards, OF. T Ii O MAW, PRODUCE DEALER, Havelock Street,



I McCORMICK'S a STEEL BINDERS FIVE, SIX, AND SEVEN-FEET CUT. THE " Machine of Steel," would never have been built had McCormick been con tent to stop when their self-bindi.ig harvester was considered by thousands to be good enough. "Advance and improvement " the policy of the McCormick Com pany. It is striving afc all times to anticipate the wants of the agriculturists, and to make machines for handling grain and grass more perfect than any other machines on'the farm. THE FRUIT OF THIS POLICY is seen in the immense sale of the McOORMICK. The people of the world demand and will buy the best, even though the cheap is offered them at far less price. While McOormick machines are recognised world wide as the best, the Government of the U.S. specifying them as the standard, still at home and abroad, in the competitive field trial with a combined opposition whose cry is "McCormick must not win," NINE TIMES OUT OF TEN THE McOORMICK IS VICTOR. The aggregate of aU the prizes won by all makes of machine, both home and foreign, do not equal die prizes won by the McCormick. But the MrCormick has clone more than this ; it has pleased the critical farmers of the world. John Orr and Co. ? AGENTS. W. H. COLLIER, A SB BURTON. Premises to be Rebuilt! CLEARING SALE REGARDLESS OF COST! PJetINTS marked from(n 61 doz to 3s lid doz Qalateas marked from 6s doz to 3s lid doz B!ack Cashmeres marked from Is lid, 2s 6d, 3s 3d, 3* 6J, to Is 3d, ls«d Is lid, 2s f>d per yird Shirtings marked from 7s Od to 3s lid doz Table Damasks marked from Is 6J to 10M per yard Ladies' Ribbed Hose from 10d to 6d per pair Sash Ribbons 3d per yard Lad:tb' Garibaldis marked from 5s 6d bo 2s lid Gents' Print Shirts (with collars) marked from 4s 6d to 2-i lid Gents' Ribbed Cotton Pants marked from 2s 6d to Is 6d, per p'lit Tweed Trousers marked from 9.s to 6 s lid per pair Boys' Kmcker Suits 3* 6d ; about- quarter usual price. Leather Boots, Kid Boots and Shoes all reduced, Stock must be sold—Premises coming down. TERMS—CASH ONLY. Wool. Wool. Wool. DAVID THOMAS TS MAKING CASH ADVANCES ON THE ENSUING CLIP, FREE OF COMMISSION. PERIODICAL SALES HELD THROUGHOUT THE SEASON, THE FIRST BEING EARLY IN DECEMBER. i LL WOOL placed in my hands for Sale will receive every care and XX attention. My Stores and the Arcade are unsurpassed for the display of all lots, both being especially built for the purpose. Any wool not sold will be delivered into the trucks, absolutely without charge to the vendor. DAVID THOMAS, Stock and Station Agent, ASHBURTOK. Turnip, Rape, & Clorer Seeds. MY SEASON'S SUPPLY of the above has jusfc arrived per 5.9. "Matautau," from the Celebrated Seedhouse of MESSRS HURST AND SON, LONDON, AND I AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY FARMERS AT LOWEST RATES, compatible with good quality* MANURES ARTIFICIAL AND CHEMICAL Ag I have been appointed Sole Agent for Ashburton for the NEW ZEALAND PROVISION AND PRODUCE COMPANY'S MANURES, I shall be pleased to receive Orders for SUPERPHOSPHATE, BONE DUST. OR ANY OTHER FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED BY rTOK COMPANY] SUPTSRPHOSPHATJE.--.riga tiw jww ton on trucks at Belfast D. THOMAS, SOLR! AG^NT FOR]: ASHBURTON 1



JUST OPENED. TWENTY-FOUK DOZEN LADIES' AND GESTS' Sr AN MY..SHOES AT »s 6d per pair. -also- BATHING TRUNKS, BOYS 6d, YOUTHS Bd, MEN'S 9b, and Is. -ALSO BATHING COSTUMES. WILLIAM SPAttROW, (Late of the firm of Sparrow and Berryrmn), Tailor and Outfitter, _ ■ ■'■■'. "Tj: I AM DETERMINED TO DO THE Tailoring Trade of the Town Lnd to'eoable me to do this I have decided to charge Priced that have'never been ■ heard of in Ashburton} Come and See for Yourself , NEWESI Tweeds, Coatings, & Fancy Suitings. KOTlfl THE ADDRKBS ; 338 s* The Shop between J. Ssaly and Oo.'s an<^ H. 0. Segera. RAST STREET, >SH»KgTpNl J;B. . 8 2CO _ ___ _ : : -~.S|. ~~_ , , . Imporcant tn Farmers and Bhcarcr& RED, BLACK,"AND BI.UK TATroO BRANDING OII A LAMPBLACK, AKD RADDLE. 8.8.A. SHEEP SHEARS7~B.B.A. SHEEP SHEABS. TURKEY STONES. , TURKEY STONES. I P£(\ Dr^ims of Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil. Also, Castor, Colza, $eatsfoot Lt/V/ Valvoline, Lubricating Oils. ...^~.[ r TIMBER. TIMBER. TlMBEll: „ Every description of Baildiag Materials at Lowest Possible Prices. BIRCH TIMBER AT Ss 6d PER lOOft, Newcastle, Westport, Mount Somers, and H&lvern Goal. m H. Coliins & Co, MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, _ ** - ■ Iriwr<i pnpi^y*l^Blll™lllo6 Company. AGENTS FOR| Gfey Valley Qoal Qo J^ r ' ' ■ " •"" . ■. ■ i . * * ' ■■' ' ' „*m ■ MITCHELL and TURNERS NEW SHO W 11 OO M NOW OPEN. INSPECTION INVITED. ]\OVEIiTIKS ... • ' IN - ' THRE^UARTER CLOAKS^ DUSTJCLOAKS, JACKETS^ MILLINERY FEATHERS xxx> FLOWERS] , V , UNDER CLOTHING j JCHOIOE STOCK OF DRESSES IN COTTON AND WOOL FABRICS. TANOKJSD STREET - ASHBUKTON.