TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

[pee pkess association.]

Th* Wreck of tlt« Awwroa. Gisboknb, .June 18. The schooner Awaroa is a total wreck, i having b«jen considerably smashed up i during the night. The vessel was 60 tons register, and was not insured. 'A. Di«gri*c« to tlt« UiU'iniM«yr«l. Dunedin, J une 18. John Brown, one of the unemployed sent here from Ohristchurch, was sen tenced to-day to two months' imprison ment for shop lifting. He is one ot the men who were before the Court the other day for drunkenness.

Imperial Politics.

THE UNIONIST PROGRAMME. EIGHT HOURS. HOME RULE. I^KR VBtSS ASSOCIATION]. London, June 16. The Hon. A. J. Balfour, addressing the members of the London Union and Conservative Association, said the Unionist programme favored the de vision of rates between the owners and occupiers of houses and the taxation of ground rents, the right of the London County Council to acquire gas works, and water supply; in England the modification of poor laws by separating for relief the honest and sober poor from the drunken and thriftless. It also favored the payment of State and municipal labor at a similar rate to that paid by private employers, and supported the one-man-one-vote, if votes were made of equal value, the extension of peasant ownership of land, and the more adequate adjustment of employers' liability. He also men tioned that in the programme it was agreed to refer to Ireland the promised Irish Local Government Bill. Mr Gladstone received a deputation on th« eight; hours question to-day. He did not show much sympathy with the proposal, and said he was astonished at the desire to restrict the personal freedom of workers. He also declined to give any expression of his own as to ■what should be the hours of limitation. He pointed out that the one great object of his remaining years of life was to secure Home Rule for Ireland. The statement that the Pope has instructed Archbishop Vaughan not to interfere in political matters is denied. London, .June 17. Mr Morley, in a speech to his con-, stituents, asserted that coercion and protection were the pillars of the Tory policy. Mr Balfour, in a speech opening the election campaign, said the policy of public works would help Ireland more than a thousand Parliaments. Mr Redmond, in a political speech, blamed Mr Healy for the split in the Irish party, and the audience threatened Healy with violence. Lord Rosebery said the Ulster Con vention was devised to save the Government, not Ulster. The Trade Unions are incensed with Mr Gladstone's refusal to recognise the eight hours movement, and threaten tj run a hundred candidates against the Liberals, in retaliation. Belfast is crowded with people attracted by the Ulster Convention, and the town is gorgeously decorated. Business is suspended, and the people seem profoundly in earnest. Replying to Mr Shipton, Mr Glad stone earnestly deprecates the idea of asking for promises which he is unable to fulfil. New York, June 16. Mr Redmond is collecting money in New York for the election campaigD ] in Ireland, and so far donations are j flowing in freely. (Received June 18, 10.5 a.m.) London, June 17. Mr Gladstone's interview with the Eight-Hours Deputation was an ani-' mated one, and in the discussion he combated every statement advanced by the delegates. He declared he would be disgraced and sink to the lowest point possible for the most unprincipled to fall if he forsook Home Rule in favor of other matters. "The Times" applauds Mr Glad stone for refusing to commit himself to the demands of the Trades Council. Mr Gibbs, M. P. for London, will not contest the seat at the general election. In the House of Commons the Irish Free Education Bill has been read. (Received June 18, 11.10 a.m.) London, June 17. The report of the Select Committee on the Shop Hours Bill opposes any interference with the hours worked by adult women.

LATEST CABLE NEWS. HOME AND FOREIGN.

(PBK PRESS ASSOCIATION.; (Received June 18, 11.10) SPAIN AND MADRID. ' Madkid, June 17- The Spanish Government is much irritated at supposed further conces sions to England by the Sultan of Morocco. THE PAHANG TROUBLE. Singapore, June 17. It is probable that the Raub mines will be closed down unless order is restored. AWFUL TORNADO IN CANADA, Nbw York, June 17. A tornado visited South Minnesota, destroying houses, schools and farm buildings. Forty persons were killed, besides which a train was derailed and 100 killed. Similar disasters attended •with serions loss of life are reported from the provinces of Ontario and Quebec. (Keceived June 18, noon.)

TJIE THEATRE FIRE. Sybney June 18. The damage to the Theatre lioyal is computed at between £1500 and 2000. The insurances amounted to £11,000 COAL TRADE DEPRESSION. The continued depressed state of the New Castle coal trade is causing anxiety, and there is evidence that from whatever cause the foreign trade is unpleasantly diminishing. RETRENCHMENT IN VICTORIA Mbluoubke, June 18. The Government has decided to reduce the strenth o£ the militia by one thou&hnd men, and thus save 4520,000 per year.

FOOTBALL.

I ASHBURTON V. TIM4.RU SCHOOLS (SPECIAL TO (JUAKDIAN.) WiNiHEsxjßii, To-day. A. football match between the Ash burton and Titnaru public schools was played at Winchester to-day. After a I very close game Timaru won by one try to nil. Ashburton were short of two of their backs.

Captain Edwin, to-day, reports strong evidences of unsettled weather with high winds, between midnight to-night and the 1 23rd instant. The services to-morrow at the Primitive Methodist Church mill be of a special char acter.ln the morning they will be conducted by the Mission Band, and in the evening Mr Earwaker, of Ghristchurch will preach. Mr Joyce, member for Akaroa, addressed his constituents at Lyttelton last evening, and received a unanimous vote of thanks and confidence. An expression of confidence in the present Government was also carried unanimously. The North British and Mercantile Insurance Company, with permission of the Commissioner of the police, has forwarded to Constable Hunt a cheque for three guineas, in recognition of his presence of mind and prompt action in connection with the recent fire in- Mr Andrew Black's premises East Street. The land tax valuation of the late Hon W. Robinson's Cheviot estate came before a Board of Review at-Waiau this week. The estate contains 83,603 acres, total valuation £303,133, improvements £48,313, unim proved value £254,870. The Trustees' total valuation was £260,220. The assessor's valuation was not very different from the previous ones, but the Trustees said Mr Robinson fancied his estate was worth more than it really was, but they a3 trustees for others could not indulge in such fancies. One witness, as trustee, said there was only about 20,000 acres in the estate suitable for farming, and that lay about twenty miles from the shipping port of the Estate. He valued that land at £3 to *3 103 m acre. The trustees and neighbours valued 6000 acres of English grass at 25s an acre and 20,000 acres of surface sown grass sit 10s to 15s. They also deducted wheat and turnip crops as improvements. The best medicine is Sander and Sons Eucalpyti Extract. Test its eminent power ful effeefcs in coughs, colds, influenza, etc. — the relief is instantaneous. Thousands give the most gratifying testimony. His Majesty the King of Italy and medical syndicates all jver the world are its patrons. Read the official reports that accompany each bottle- VVe have no occasion to offer rewards in proof of the genuineness of our references. The afficial reports of medical clinics and univer sities, the official communications of the Consul General for Italy at Melbourne; the diploma warded by the International Exhibition, Amsterdam—all these are authentic docu ments, and, as such, not open to doubt. We idd here epitome of one of the various cases reated at the clink of Schultz, M.D. Pro* fessor, etc.—"C. 8., 24 years old; congess iional abscess on the thigh. Incisions made n two places. Although Lister's dressing was applied, the secretion became, two days Ater, very copious, and had adopted a foetid Jecomposed character. The temperature rose inormously. In consequence the dressing was removed and in its place were made luring the day-time repeated irrigations with Eucalypti Extract. The offensive foeter dis ippeared very soon, the fever abated within i few days, and the patient recovered after the lapse of several weeks. In this instance we must not lose sight of the fact thalfc the latter treatment saved the patieut's life— Advt.) 3 The Onslow Biscuit. The latest and most delicate biscuit manufactured by Aulaebrook and Oo The world is ever moving on toward perfection, bufcseldom attains it, Constan improvement is being made in every branch of industry, but in Baking Powders Perfection has been reached [in Warburton's Carr t Be Beak

MAIL NOTICES.

Mails close for the following places as under, subject to the necessarv alterations :— SATURDAY, June 18. for Westport per Omapere, and Kawatiri, at (;.?iO p.i» ; late fee letters, van Express 6.£5£5 p.m. For Australian Colonies (except Tasma nia), per Poherina, at G.?iO p.m. ; late fee letters, van, express 6.55 p.m. For Northern Ports, per Penguin, at 6.50 p.m. ; van, express 6.55 p.m. WEDNESDAY, June 22 For United Kingdom, Continents of Europe via Brindisi, India, China, Japan &c, and also for Australian colonies, per express (to connect with Wairarapa at Port Chalm era), at 2. 30 p.m. ENGLISH MAILS. HOMEWARD —DIRECT MAILS. Coptic, left May 26, due London July 6. Rimutaka, left June 9, clue London July 20. lonic, leaving June 23, due London August 6 INWARD —DIRECT MAILS. Ruapehu, due colony June 13. OUTWARD—SAN FRANCISCO MAILS, Monowai, left Auckland May 21, due London June 22. Alameda, leaving June 18, due London July 20. INWARD—SAN FRANCISCO MAILS. Maripoea, due Auckland June 17.

THE A BH BURTON GUAKDIAN: SATURDAY, JTTffE 18, 1893.



./ .--;■,. -•■'■ -■■•■- ■-<■■■-:-■-^ ■ .... _-. ■■:■■_/■;;■■, .■'■.''iTJT ','>.*"l;').'fs"ji"-f ■ > ■..■;-. ■■ j ■■■■■.■.%.."/'.■ . '.■' [IMPORTANT TO LAMES. ;ni aLT« WOOL COLONIAL DEESS TWEEDS, AT SPECIAL PRICES. TO-DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS i IJAVING PURCHASED UPWARDS OP THREE THOUSAND (3000) 7ARDS OF ALL WOOL COLONIAL DRESS TWEEDS ON VERY ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS we snail OFFER SAME to the Public, TO-DAYand tfOLLOWINO DAYS, at SPECIAL PUCES, as below. ' ■■' . . ii' •. .., ---: Lot I.—All Wool Colonial. Dress Tweeds, twenty-eight inches wide, usual pric 30s, special price ISh Od for dress of twelve yards. Lot 2—All Wool Colonial Dreas Tweeds, forty-four inches wide, in Plain Colours usual price 33s 3d, special prioe £2Os« for dress of seven yards. Lot 3—All Wool Colonial Diess Tweeds, forty-four inches wide, in a Gnat : Variety of Choice and Exclusive Designs, uaual prioe. 33f 9d,^pecial price 338 Od. for diess of seveu yards.' " ' '■ ■ ' ■ '." —'■ '-"'■'t/';:"' 7«" :■ -V s ' "■ ' f c » i * '• ■ , READY-3JLAJOE CJLOTHIItfG SECTION. ■*' - ' ' ■ • ' -"-j-. - vr-i-t , 97 Men's All Wool Colonial Tweed Suits, usual price 49s 6d, special prioe 35s Ort each. . '.■,-.-. , 73 Men's All Wool Colonial Tweed Overcoats, without capes, osual price 36s w& and49s 6d, special prices 35s and 35i»Od each: '>> .. :->': •;.."". 47 Youth's Long Trouser Suits, usual prices 20s to 29s 6d, special prices, O« lid and Os lid each. 112 Pairs of Men's all-wool Colonial Tweed Trousers, usual price Us 6d, special price T'S lid per pair. 137 Pairs of Men's heavy all wool Colonial Tweed Trousers, usual price 19s 6d special price \2t4 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 fouudto be from 20 to 25 per cent under the prices usuallyfchargtd for similar .makes and qualities, SHOPPING BY POSTi •...:'■«" By means of he Parcels Post you can do your shopping by letter, and though living in the most distant country district, you can have all the advantages of purchasing at our Establishment brought to you very door. . - . ' LETTER ORDER DEPAR TMEI^ r The Lettei Order Department is now under careful management, and with confidence we can guarantee the same prices and attention orders when sent by letter as when a personal visit in made. The , Newest Fashions, the most Reliable Goods and popular^ Cheap Prices, are thus brought withiu the reach of all. . PLEASE NOTE—Qoods sent in execution of Post Orders, if not approved, can be returned. W. STEAME AID CO., OHRISTOHUEOH. Scott's Unrivalled Cooking Ranges.; GREAT REDUCTION [IN " ••■.'"• PRICES. ■Sit -IW" l;arge shipment.of ja m p^s WORTH INSPKCTION\ m ENDLESS VARTETY 'T VKRY LOW VKTOBS John Orr aud Op., EAST STREET. ; .DUCKS f«lj DUCKS j MARKET HOUSE. JSI MARKET HOUBE WITH the approaching Shooting Season in view we have 'just landed very assortment of SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARKEL GUNS, Breechloaders with rebounding Locks, and Martini-Henry Types and Fittings, also Loaders, Closers and Recappers. Powder. Shot, Caps, .'Wads! Car bridges and Cartridge Cases, and all other requisites for the Sport. Call early and inspect our Stock., Crockery, Hardware, Hoflownre, Tinware, Brwshware, etc. Groceries at Christchnrch prices For Cash aver the counter. All Goods delivered in Town and Suburbs. Customers waited itpen for orders if *•] uested. Satisfaction we mean to give., that is our mott^ S'EErPHIEIITSi ■ SIROS* Market House.}



nur li uu or Drapery, Clothing, and Boots, COMMENCING THURSDAY, JUNK 23. ANDREW" ORR TTTILL, on the above date, offer THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK OF HIGH-CLASS DRAPERY, CLOTHING, and BOOTS. ALSO, THE WHOLE BOOT STOCK OF Messrs Edwards, Bennetts, & Co., WAREHOUSEMEN, CHRISTCHURCH, Who are giving up their Department of the Business, bought at Large Discount off cost price. ■ i ii mil Q—■■ ' if ' " ' " ■ ■ ■ ' ' ' A. ORR will also offer A SPECIAL LINE OF 1 24 PIECES Black and Colored FRENCH MERINOS afc Is 6d and Is lid, worth doable the money. gg^EEMEMBEB SALE.—Thursday, June 23. ANDREW ORE. Qt OLE AGENT for Lazarus' Patent System of Sight Testing and SPECIACLES, THE ESTABLISHMENT FOR PURCHASING WEDDING PRESENTS, BIRTHDAY PRESENTS, PRESENTATION TESTIMONIALS, The magnificent stock of E.P. Ware, Marble Clocks Gold Brooches, Engagement Rings, And other High-class Jewellery will be found well worthy of inspection. WATCHMAKING and JEWELLER? REPAIRING in all their branchei. S. SALEK, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, and OCULIST'S OPTICIAN. .. AST STREET, ASEBURTON E M o:— UNDER TH ANAGEMENT OF MR ANDREW BLACK. Bronze Medalist for Watchmaking, London, 1887. Certificated from the City and Guilds of London Institute. Certificated from the British Horological Institute, London. Firs. Award of Merit as a Workman frcm the People's Palace Exhibition, Londo MR ANDREW BLACK was a student at the British Horological Institute and passed through all the different Branches, making two watches, one a key winder and one keyless ; he is therefore thoroughly competent to repair properly any watches that may be entrusted to him. He has noticed, while in the colony, that watches are very often entirely spoiled through being entrusted for repair to men who lack the necessary training. No one but a practical man can understand how to repair a watch properly, and as there is no royal road to watchmaking, good teaching and years of practice are necessary before a man can (with truth) call himself a watchmaker. Anyone possessing a valuable watch cannot therefore be too careful to keep it out of the hands of un trained men. \ll work will now be done personally by MR BLACK. Stopping and Troublesome Watches THOROUGHLY CURED. Chwtsey, June 7, 1892. Mr Andrew Black, Ashburton. % Dear Sir,—ln reply to your enquiry about the watch lam now wearing, I always like to give " honor to whom honor is due," and I am glad to state that ever since you repaired the watch it has given perfect satisfaction. The watoh ia a Rotherham and a good one. I left it with two different watchmakers ia Ashburton and one in Christchurch before taking it to you, but none of these gentlemen were able to repair it and make it go satisfactorily.—Yours truly, Nicholas Welsh. W. H. COLLIER BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE IS WOW SHOWING XIIK FOMOWIItI* SPKCCAJL MWBB- . ; BOYS' EMBROIDERED COLLARS, LADIES' CASHMERE GLOVES, (usually Is) for 6d each (usually Is) for 6d pair FINE UNBLEACHED HOLLAND 6d yd A LINE OF FANCY DRESS GOODS UNBLEACHED DAM A.SK TABLE- (usually 8s 6d) for 6s 9d doz CLOTHS bought at a discount of Several lines of ULSTERS under regular 25 per cent. market value. ALSO, ONE OF THE CHOICEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCKS OT MILLINERY, CORSETS, CLOAKS, DRESSES, FLANNELS &c, &c., IN THE DISTRICT. ALL AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES. " The~Corner." H *vn+l Am an • WE HAVE JUST LANDED ex s.s. " Oceaua, 1 ex KX tsll Lit?lilt? 11 . " Doric," and s.s " Pkeha," direct from the Beat \ Manufactures a Splendid Lot of Mew Winter Groods, Comprising all the NEWEST DESIGNS in BEST QUALITY, BEST OF ENGLAND SUITINGS, REAL BANNOOKBURTSTS, WORSTED COAT INGS CHECKS, STRIPES, AND FANCY CHEVIOT SERGES, STRIPED WORSTED TROUSERINGS, FANCY WINTER VESTINGS, ETC. WE have also just 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 manteaux, and Travelling Trunks, Overcoats, Waterproof Coats Umbrellas and Leggings. BOYS' and YOUTHS' NEW WINTER SUITS in all s zes MEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS ancl SHOES of EVERY DESCRIPTION Best English Hand-Sewn Goods (imported direct from the makers) and Reliable N.Z. Makes. ££» EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED to gfre GOOD WEAR, SPARROW FBERRYMAN TAILORS and OUTFITTERS, MST|jSTR.EKT ASHBURTON,



Public Notices. BEVEN-ROOMED8 EVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, with 2 ACRES LAND. Beach road. Apply, 6 102 .J. C. DUNCAN. TAILORING FOIFfSF^IMES, It. E. »OWI,I! f "THE TIMES" TAILOR, BEGS to thank the Public of Ash burton and District for their libera support during the last twelve months. Having met with so much success, he wishes to «tate that he is enabled to offei greater advantages than any Tailor in the town. R.E.D. having served six years in one of the best Ohristchurch firms is himself ■\ PRACTICAL TAILOR. R.E.D. not being mixed up with so many branches of trade, is consequently ! in a position to give his whole attention to TAILORING. PRICES for the TIMES. FIT and STYLE for the TIMES. QU A LTIY and WORKMANSHIP or the TIMES. Hundreds ot Patterns to choose from. THE ARCAUf), Opposite Mr Bullock's Office.st G. Jesson. (Late J. Quinn), PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. WATCHES cleaned and guaranteed twelve months 4s 6d. Clocks cleaned and guaranteed twelve months 2s 6d. Jewellery of every description repaired and made ta order. Customers own gold made up. Gents' silver watches at 30s, Clocks from 4s 6d, Gold brooches from 15s. Silver brooches from 2s 6d. Spectacles to suit all sights at Is per pair. EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. CO All! COAL! COAX! mr. — MOUNT SOMEES COAL. For Sale BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE BY HAEKIS & KNIGHT. Office : WEST STREET. QALE NOW ON AT THE ART NEEDLEWORK DEPOT SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS* NOVELTIES in Fancy Work for the * N present season. New Aprons, Pinafores, Dresses, Ladies and Children's Clothing, Infanta Layettes. Madame Weigel's Fashion Journals and Patterns always in stock. Orders taken now for Winter Socks and Stockings, home knitted. MRS AD^YMS, ladies and ohildb*!n's draper Building timber at following prices in any quantity :— per 100 superficial ft Red Pine Scantling at 11s 6d Weather Bourds at 10s White Pine, linflooring (seasoned) 13s 6d White Pine, £in Match-lining, do 10s DOORS & "SASHES, CORRUGATED IFON and all necessaries for Building. FURNITURE, CROCKERY, FANCY GOODS, and Clegg's Perambulators, REDUCED PRICES PER CASH. James Baker, Opposite Harrison's Auction Rooms. 3 187 _ __ Zealandia Boots. THE WINTER having fairly set in, one of the most important questions discussed in every household is where can we obtain really GOOD BOOTS 1 The Public want Boots that will keep out the damp, and that will wear well and g comfortable. All these qualifications can be obtained at moderate prices without any trouble or risk by purchasing nothing but the cele brated ZEALANDIA BRAND. These Grand Boots are sold from Auckland to the Bluff, and the universal verdict is —the most satisfactory Boot in New Zealand, and the best value. The finest material and best workman ship are employed, and so confident are tho Manufacturers of the sterling quality of these Boots that 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 Farm Boots for Men and Women a Specialty, and attention k directed t-Q tbe Splendid Stitched Water tight and Shooter Boots, very suitable and comfortable for country work. Boys', Girls', and Women's Boots o1 this Celebrated Brand in a great variety, Every pair is branded on the sole ZEALANDIA. This Brand has in the past beer favorably known in the Ashburtov District, and in future the public cai obtain full supplies at Mr J. Bishop's ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON,



mr t. bullock., "feed oats, ffed oats. — Slightly damaged ; for sale in lots to suifc purchasers. Price. Is 2\ ! per bushel. £40. Capital building" site, centrally situatedin Havelock Street, numbered 434, containing J-acre first-class land. Kxcep tionally easy terms; vsry small cash deposit; balance bearing the low rate of interest 6 per cent. TO LET.—R.S. 25104, containing 40 Acres, with cottage thereon, on the Fair-field Road. Rental, £5 5s per quarter. FOR SALE—Lot 4 in the Wakanui Township. To owners of heavy land, Longbeach and Wakanui districts. —I have eeveral blocks of light land for Sale at low prices and easy terms. Very suitable to work with heavy rich land •, those owning same would do well to buy while they have a chance. FRIEDLANDER BROS. For JPrivate Sate. A 600 ACRE FARM AT NEWLANDS. WE are instructed by the present owner, Mr Martin Griffin, to offer for private treaty his FARM situated at Newlands, about one and a half miles from Dromore Railway Station. The Land has been well farmed, and is in good heart ; a large proportion is ready for Cropping. Fences are in 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, on the Farm. Public Notices. dSS 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, Manager. /^ R E E~N T3 ROS., ALFORD FOREST, kve prepared to supply Farmers, Con rractors, and others with any quantity of Fencing Materials, viz:—Hevt Posta, Heart Stakes, Sheep yard Rails, Straining Posts, and also Firewood, Delivery can 3e had at a very convenient place, or >rders may be sent from Springburn Railway Station. Postal Address— _ _ Bushside. j. t. FORb~aTccr; XTEW ZEALAND WOOL STORES, 1M (Late R. Wilkin and Co.), L54, Hereford Street, Christchvrch. kUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION AGENTS For the Sale of Stock, Wool, Skins, Hides, Grain, or other Produce. jAND and STATIONS valued and sold either by Auction or Private Treaty. Will attend Addingtou Market weekly. Ashburton and Tinwald every alternate Cuesday. KirWee and Darfield monthly. CLEARING SALES in Town or Country Will receive prompt attention. MR ROBERT JEFF will attend to the Receiving and Delivery of Stock en ;rusted to us for Sale at the Ashburton tnd Tinwald Yards. Postal Address— ROBERT JEFF, Tinwald. J. T. FORD, 3t90 Auctioneer. DAIRY~ FACTORY. FOR SALE "BY TENDER rpENDERS are invited for the Purchase X of the Fee Simple of about TEN ACRES OF LAND, TOGETHER WITH THE DAIRY FACTORY BUILDINGS AND DWELLING HOUSE, In two lots as under. So. 1 Tender will be for about two and a half Acres of Land, on which is erected the Dairy Factory Build ings, consisting of and containing large receiving room and cheese making room 36 feet by 20 /eefc, press room 42 feet by 24 feet, with large cheese room above the same ; large washing-up room, brick built smoke house for bacon curing, engine and boiler room, four horse power engine and large b uler, two milk vats, three benches, hot air furnace, wash-up boiler, tubs, ropes and hooks, with timber fixed for hanging, large quantity shelv ing, about 400 feet two inch hot air piping, 400 feet two inch steam piping, large quantity small piping, pig styes, whey tanks, and stand, quantity shafting, pulleys, belting, &c. No. 2 Tender will be for about seven and a half Acres Land, on which is erected an excellent Four-roomed Cottage, with Scullery. The Property is situated about eight miles from Ashburton. The Land, which abuts on two public roids, is some of the very best in the Flemington district, and there is an overflowing natural stream of water running through it. Further particulars on application to e ther of the undersigned Liquidators. Tenders, addressed to J. 0. Duncan, Ashburton, must be in on or before FRIDAY, June 24, X892. J. BISHOP »Wheatstono) fL. ■, . J. C. DUNCAN, liquidators. 6|75 rpHE SONS OF ST, PATRICK WILL HOLD A GRAND EYENING SOCIAL AT THE ODDFELLOWS' HALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 24. Admission : Ladies, Is ; Gentlemen, 2s 6d ; "Double Ticket, 3s 6d. To commence at 8 p.m. 6§92 ISHBURTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE is hereby given that all BOROUGH RATES remaining un paid after 30th June inst., WILL BE SUF.D FOR without further notice. CH4S. E. FOOKS, Town Clerk. Ashburton, June 10,1892 6 77



TINWALD JKAOING CLUB. THE Annual Meeting of Members will be held at Tinwald Hotel next TUESDAY, Juns 21, at 8 p.m. Full attendance of present and intending members requested. G. BISSET, 6JIOB Hon. Sec. FOUND—A black and white Sheep JDog Slut, Owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply to J. Lang don, at Mr George Jameson'd yards, West Street. 6t104 BAPTIST CHURCH BAZAAR. BAPTIST Church Bazaar, Old Town flail, Refreshments provided, Band j in attendance. Admission 6d, Tuesday, J une 21. 6 88 FUNERAL NOTICE. . THE Friends of Michael and Miz* O'Loughlin are respectfully in formed that the Funeral ot their beloved child, Michael Joseph, will move from their residence, Allenton, near Alford Forest Road, on SUNDAY, the 19th inst., at 1.80 o'clock, for thft Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BROS., 6JIQ3 Undertakers. DAVID THOMAS. I WILL OFFER at the TINWALD YARDS ON JUNE 21, 1892 ; 2232 *HE*^ 2232 The particulars of which are Af\(\ Vrime TWOrTOOTHS. nrvA Prime FREEZERS. C)Kf) Grand HOGGETS. 1 00 Fat MERINO WETHERS. CtQO MERINO EWES, sound D C) mouth, in lamb to Leicester Rams, to lamb September 1. Pino merino wetherß« D. THOMAS, 16tJU Stock Salesman,