SPORTING

C.J.C. SPRING MEETING.

The following are final payments, nominations, and acceptances for the Canterbury Jockey Club's Spring Meet ing:—

First Day.

Maiden St\kes, 100 soys ; one mile,— Van Buren, Vivat, Außevoir, Fiske, Black Pearl, 1 Young Cheviot, vVanganui, The Winchman, Paramu. New Zealand Cur, of 20 soys each, with 1000 3OVB added. Two miles.

Riccarton Welter Handicap, 100 soya; 6 furlongs. I

Welcome Stakes, 250 soys ; four fur longs.—Skirmisher, Geraint, Tarahna, St. Cecilia, Persuasion, Mars, Miss Lochiel, Token, Loyalty, Busybody, Westmere. Ladies' Pukse, 100 soys; once round and ft distance—Bay King, 12sc 101b; The .Dreamer, list 91b ; Wayland, list 51b; Exile, lOst 12lb ; Specton, lOst 71b ; Moun tain Maid, lOst 41b ; Spumed, lOst; The Shouts, 30 soys ; four furlongs.— Helaine, Emperor, Balfour, Tournament, Punch, Little Bun, The Witch, Acceber, Comrose. Pennine, Chester Lad.

Second Day.

Derby Stakes, 500 soys ; l£ mile.— Stepniak, Captive, Saracen, Vogengang, St. Hippo, Wakawatea, Launceston, Selling Two-Year-Old Plate, 100 •soys ; four furlongs.—Barnardo, Per suasion, Zodiac, Belloha, Token, Syren, Busybody, Errington. Auction Stakes, 50 aovs; five fur longs.—Helaine, Emperor, Cornrose, Pennine, Chester Lad, Palmbearer, Bal four, Tournament, Punch, Little Bun.

Third Day.

•Oaks Stakes, 200 soys; 1^ mile.— Melusina, Vivat, Dora, Black Pearl. Tattersall's Plate, 100 soys; six furlongs.—lnez, Balfour, Yon Tempsky, Corruption, Fiske, Erin-go-bragh, Finetta, Wanganui, Pennine, The Wjnchman, 1-aramu.

On the declaration of the final pay ments for the New Zealand Cup, Crack shot was made favorite, 2 to 1 being ac cepted. St. Hippo stands at Hto 1. The withdrawal of Captive tendered to harden Launceston and Flinders, the former standing afc 5 to 1, while there were somn after the latter.

RICCARTON NOTES.

Chbistchurch, November 4. This morning Awarua Rose, Dilemma, Cynisca, and Ths Drpamer did good half pace work. Crown Jewel traversed two circuits, the first mile at half pace and the second strongly, the last six furlonge bebosj covered in imin 20sec. Launceston and Flinders galloped once round, their last six f urtongs taking l|sec longer than Crown Jewel's. Orackshot galloped the last six furlongs of a mile and a half in even time. Boulanger, Robefeldt, and Strephon were sent two miles at a good sound pace throughout, Boulanger and Rosefefdt, both improved by the work they have been doing, finishing best ; Boulanger, who carried a stone over his Cup weight, had the inside of the gallop, and his last round was accomplished in good time. St Hippo, who did not work yesterday morning, was merely cantered ; report says his gallop at Yaldhurst on "Wednesday morning was satisfactory. Hu>pomenes and Tempest arrived last night.

V.R.C. SPRING MEETING.

THIRD DAY,

Melbourne, November 3. There was beautiful weather for to day's racing. There was a large attend ance. What was the lawn in front of the stand was roped off, being completely ruined by the traffic on Tuesday. The paddock was covered with tan, but was still very soft. The following are the results: — Flying Stakes of 5 soys each, with 300 added,' seven furlongs.—Buugebah, Bst 101b, 1; Paris, 9st lib, 2 ; Autonomy, Sst 21b, 3, Ten started. Won comfort ably by a neck. Time—lmin 27|sec. Oaks Stakes of 25 soys each, with 500 added ; 1£ mile.—Etraweenie, 1; Trieste, 2; Insomnia, 3. Urifch and Gaillardia also ran. Betting~2 to lon Trieste, 4 to 1 against Insomnia, 6 to 1 against Itraweenie. Won by half a length. Titne~2min 43Jsec. .Second Htjudlk Race, of 5 soys each with 300 added ; abeut two miles. — Pingara? lOst 111b, 1; Cumberoona, lOst 31b, 2; Blyth, 9st 51b, 3. Fourteen started. Won by half a length. Time—- Smin 54|sec. Spring Handicap, of 5 soys each with 400 added; l£ mila.—Titan, Bst lib, 1 ; Swordbearer, 7st 91b, 2 ; Gresford, Bst 51b, 3. Sixteen started. Won by two lengths. Time—2min lOsec. Royal Park Stakks, of 5 soys each, jrith 400 added; H mile.—Donation, 7*3t 91b, 1 ; Paris, 9sfclllb, 2 ; Malvolio, 9at 51b, 3. The o*her starteis were La TosCS, Mcli, Azim, and Candour. Paris stumjied and Donation won by a length. Time— ftoin 40sec. ' . . . Veteras Stakes, of 5 soys each, with 300 added j If mile.—Litigant, 7st 101b, 1; Goldxeef, 7st I3lb, 2 ; Clonard, Bst 71b, 3. Fourteen started. Won by a length and a half. Time—2min 37sec.

CORRESPONDENCE.

{We do too* Jicld ourselves responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents.)

THE HALF-HOLIDAY.

TO THE EDITOR- Slii,— 1 thank you ior your fading article of yssterday ; in ityousefc tortft plain and reasonably the position as re gards the half -holiday. The inconsis tency and arbitariness of those who caused the observing of yesterday, is •worthy of all blame and censure, as relating to previous determinations. Messrs Orr and Aleorn called the em ployers to meet and determine the day, with the result that by a majority they agreed to the seventh day as the best m every way. Mr D. Thomas, the auc tioneer, willing to please everybody, in the midst cf his busy scene of buying and selling, willing especially to please the farmers, opened the question again, defeating for a time the former agree stents, but with his known Imerahty did suncert Thursday, to be in accordance with Sooth Canterbury. This proposal —for Thursday—has also gone forth to fche world as carried, but how inconsis- j tent those sixty or more who, at the last moment as it were, closed yesterday. One or two I saw, honorable men, who seem to be of greater worth valuing their ow—" If any man ,m&4h a vow let him keep it. ' Mr Henry Zander frauds the list of names, and said''he wouldslose for -three week's trial, ge £ signatures .dfliwg

I that time, and decids the future time of ' closing according to the percentage for cr against, which he would advertise." Messrs Zander. Orr, and Alcorn should, I consider, for more reasons than that of considering the desire and convenience of the employees, have abided by the deci sion of the first meeting, ami "so been in unison with Christchurch. I will nofc say more at present against the disregard of former resolutions and promises, but sign myself A Citizen/ J November 3, 1892. ]

The Rangitata Road Board and Mr Wright.

We are asked to publish the following correspondence :— Rangitata Road Board, Lismore, October 27, 1892. . E. Q. Wright, Esq., M.H.R., Windermere. Sir, —I have the honor to inform you that having been absent without leave from four consecutive ordinary meetings, under Section 36 of the Road Boards Act, 1882, your office as member of the Board is vacant. At the same time T am instructed by the chairman to notify you that a meeting of the Board will be held at the office, Lismore, on Monday, the 7th of Novem ber next. I have the honor to be, sir, Your obedient servant, D, Jebson, Clerk.

[ Windermere, i November 3, 1892. Sir, —I am in receipt of your letter of October 27, informing me thac, owing to my absence without leave from four consecutive meetings of the Board, my seat is vacant. (1 attended a meeting of the Board on June 22, the day before Parliament opened, and with meetings afc monthly intervals, I was hack in time to have attended the fourth meeting from that date (about October 22) after the close of the session. The Board appear to have concentrated their meetings in a somewhat unusual manner, and to have held the fourth meeting during my absence on October 3, whilst in ordinary course it should n:>t have been held till about the 22nd, By this means 1 have been debarred from attending in time, to avoid the forfeiture of my seat. This concentration of the meetings is the more noticeable, as prior to my election in May last the Board were iv the habic of meeting about once in iwo months only. I regret that the ratepayers should be put to the trouble and expense of a bye election, which might have been avoided jby your Board extending to me the courtesy usually shown to members unavoidably absent on Parliamentary duties. I h)pe you have given notice to the returning officer, as directed by clause 46 of the Regulation of Local Elections Act, so that he may take the necessary steps to fill up the vacancy without delay. Yours faithfully, Edward G. Weight. The Clerk to the Rangitata Road Board, Lismore.

LATEST CABLE NEWS. HOME AND FOREIGN.

[per press association.]

(Received "November 4,10.30 &.m.) THE LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET. London, November 3. Lord Rosebery, Sir W. V. Harcourt and Mr Morley declined invitations to attend the Lord Mayor's banquet.

LABOR MATTERS.

Mr John Burns believes a general strike on the eight hours question is impossible at present. The Postmaster-General has re instated six out of eight pcstmen who were disrated for attending a union meeting.

(Received November 4, 10.40 a.m.) BELGIAN POLITICS. Brussels, November 3. The Committee of the Belgian Chamber of Deputies upon the revision of the constitution has rejected universal suffrage by 16 to 4.

CHOLERA.

Paris, November 3. The Premier has ordered clean billw of health to be given to all vessels clearing from Marseilles. Belgrade, November 3. Cholera has made its appearance in Servia.

DISAPPOINTED LOYALTY.

Madrid, November 3. The people of Granada were dis appointed at the King and his mother not visiting their city, and in their rage destroyed the triumphal arches, burnt the tax offices, and stoned the houses of the Tory leaders. The Queen avoided visiting the town owing to the little King's weak state of health. The Civil Guard charged the rioters, many of whom were wounded.

THE PAMIR.

St. Petersburg, November 3. It is reported that Colonel Zanoff is on his way to St. Petersburg to receive a reprimand. It is also reported that the Chinese troops in the Pamir are disbanding.

THE ASXIBURTOy GUARDIAN; FRIDAY, yOTSMBER 4, 1892.



Crackshot ... Prime Warden Merrie Eng land Cynisca Boulanger ... Crown Jewel Morion Strephon

st lb 8 11 8 10 8 9 8 9 8 4 8 1 8 0 7 9

Vogengang ... Rosefeldb Flinders St. Hippo ... The Dreamer... Dilemma Launceston ... Awarua Rose

st lb 7 9 7 S 7 7 7 7 7 0 7 0 7 0 6 8



sfc lb st. lb. Liberator ... 10 12 Pennine .. 811 I Young CheviotlO 8 Corruption... 8 7 Cajolery ... 10 5 Warrington 8 7 Aquarius ...10 2 Dora . 8 5 Wanganui ... 9 6 Fusee ... 8 4 Von 1 ampsky 9 2 Lady Thornton 8 3 Adieu ... 9 1 Lord Zetland 8 0 Jacob Faithful 813 Roseguard ... 8 0



Public JNotices I MR T. BULLOOK. FOR SALE—Four acres near the County Saleyards ; would make a capital paddock for farmers living at a distance, and sending stock to the yards for sale. FOR SALE at a low price and on easy terras, an improved farm of 441 acre 3, with all improvements, and well watered. Also a farm of 460 acres. MONtiY.— To Lend on approved Freehold Security. Two special sums of £250, and £800. TO LET.—Dwelling House ot five rooms near the Woollen Factory. I have several To^n Properties sale at low prices and on liberal terms, Full particulars on application. T. BULLOCK, Estate Agent. ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER TdT To Farmers, Dealers and those desirous of acquiring a freehold property near town. AN IMPROVED FARM OF 131 a c b E s i3i CLOSE TO THE TINWALD COUNTY SALE YARDS. MR T. BULLOCK has received instructions from Mil J. M. Hampton, to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade on the abova date, his farm at TinwaW, being R.S 's 19997, 20368,20367 and 23368 containing in all 131 ACRES 131 i Divided by wbll grown live fences into seven convenient sized paddocks, all of which are well watered. There arc forty acres of wheat, and about twenty acres of oats growing crops, the remainder in English grasses ; also a portion of what is in crop. There is a farm house, also stable and other buildings erected on the property, orchard, etc., surrounded by plantations. The numbers of the rural sections indi cate that it was an early selection. Id is well watered and conveniently situated close to the County Saleyards ; in fact it is what is repeatedly asked for, viz., a farm close to town and not far from a school. Inspection Invited. Liberal terms. Sale at 11.30 a.m. T. BULLOCK, ll|3o Auctioneer. FUNERAL NOTICE. IHHE Friends of Mr Peter Joli, lace JL of Springburn, are respectfully in vited to attend his Funeral, to leave his late residence, at 1 p.m. on SUNDAY, for the Alford Forest Cemetery. T. A. WILLIAMS, Ilt2B Undertaker. 1.0.0.F..M.U. ROYAL PIONEER LODGE, No. 6460. THE MEMBERS of the Loyal Pioneer Lodge are hereby summoned to assemble at the late residence of our late beloved brother, Pktek Jolb, at 12.30 on SUNDAY NEXT, to follow his remains to the Alford Forest Cemetery. Visiting Brethren respectfully invited to attend. By Order. W. B. HOOD, 11*29 j TO MAKE ' Nicest Scones, Nicest Pastry, Nicest Cakea, Use Aulskbrook's Self-Raisine Flour. COMBIANE AND So X JfiUCALYPTJB Ex tract is the only genuine in the market, and was a warded medals and diplomas at Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide, beating all competitors. For all affections of the Chest and Lungs., Consumption, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Gravel, and Kidney Com plaints, ife has no equal. Agents— shburton Pntra Cora any. HOW ARE YOU \ "Quite well, thank you, since using Aulsebrook's Arrowroot Biscuits. They re made roe so strong."—[Abyt Stop Drinking:. " I can't" are two little words seldom used by a man who drinks ; to use them he thinks is an evidence of weakness, and so we wonder why, when he quits, he doesn't stay quit;. If we knew all, our wonder would be, with that terrible craving at his vitals, he is able to resist even for a short time—a craving on which willpower, moral suasion, the pledge, self-respect, have no effect whatever, and which until recently has been an insur mountable bar to reform in thousands upon thousands of cases. But the time has come when that craving can be stopped ! Sure, Just as sure as it is possible to cure a cold. The appetite can be destroyed ; the man placed back, so far as drinking is concerned, just where he was before he acquired the habit. The cure does not destroy the will, but the appetite. So he will have to learn to drink all over again, and the effort will be so treat that if he is worth saving bo woJtCke it R. T. Booth's Gokku Remedy No. 1 destroys the drink appente. R T Booth's Golden Remedy No. 2 is the best brain and nerve tonic on th s earth. At all chemists and storekeepers -(APVT), 10*18



I>airy IProdxixse. „—, * . The Editor, '' Mail," Ashburton, New Zealand. Dear Sir,—Since last writing, the bu'i v market has advanced by leaps and boii ;<r, and the price of Danish to-day is I'M. For the first shipments of the colonial article, which will arrive here, we expect, by the middle of next month, we shall realise from 124s to 128s for finest creamery butter, and for dairy we «»xpect to make from 108s to 114s accord ing to quality, and throughout the season we anticipate a lively demand. Cheese is very firm in price with strong upward tendency.—For late made Ameri can and Canadian we are making from 49a to 2s. for summer made goods 48s ito 49a, and hold opt the prospect for New Zealand of the new season's make, which will just be beginning as this reaches you, we shall make 58s to 60s, and at tliis price we expsct a lively de mand. The last ejghfc days we have had lovely harvest weathej?, y/hich is putting the farmers in good humour. Nest week we hope to bs able in our pripes current to <>ive the average crop of the last four or five years, wh£eh we have no doubt will be interesting to oar friends abroad. Yours truly, J. McNAIRN Ai«D Cp. Glasgow, September 22, 1892.



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F A it M JK X S THIS IS A WEIGHTY MATTER. .3 "\ 3 .—> AND NEtePS IJVITvi JUIATJii Ar>IMNfION. William Stocks, MONUMENTAL MASON, Madras Street Sowtli, /jTf\ CHRISTCiiU RCff) TXriSHES to call the attention of persons in want of WlT!?iff *' Monumental Work that he intends to sell his mi If I.' I present Large Stock, oonsistiug of Granite, Marble,_and Mfiiiji fill other Stone Monuments, at considerably Reduced Prices. rail !1 I'll •$ Fences, also Concrete and Stone Kerbings reduced in ■Sir f! I liiS price. Inscriptions and all work in connection with the JBfl if trade done in first-class order. An early inspection JSpSrwrimS invited. Several new lines lately arrived. Any reason m^SSSmSti able offer for fche P resent Stock wJJI result in a sale« WilliijTsto^kh



Afford Estate. 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. iWILL OFFER AT THE ARCADE ON SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1892,— IGREY PONY, three years, good to saddle and ■will make a good polo pony. D. THOMAS, 11 27 Auctioneer. OWING to the REDUCTION in the PRICE of FLOUR, the PRICE of the 4-lb LOAF will, after this date be £5Jd cash, and €ssd booked. BRYANT & ROBERTS. W. POLLOCK. P. HANRAHAN. 11 26 LAWfiENCE, ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. (By Special Appointment to His Ex cellency the Goveknor.) T>E(j to announce to their Friends and the Public that the following REDUC TIONS are made till Christmas CABINETS 12s per doss, OA.RTES DE VISITE 7s6d „ „ Or a LARGE PHOTOGRAPH pre-; sented with a dozen cabinets for 15s. 10 19 AS the whirl of time has ushered in Busy Spring, SEALY & CO- Are prepared to supply the wants of their numerous Patrons WITH SEEDS foe SPRING SOWING Which have just come t>~> hand. CLOVERS, TURNIPS, MANGOLDS, CARROTS, KAPE. WE HAVE ALSO FOR SALE AT LOWEST RATES, Cockstootj Ryegrass, Golden Ta^es. Early Snowdrop, Beauty of Bath, Ameri can Alpha, Snowflake, and other EARLY POTATOES. GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS la endless variety, from that well-known London house, CARTER & Co. EMPTY TANKS FOR SALE, new patent j. sealT & co. Oaten Sheaf Chaff: T HAVE FOR SALE, PRIVATELY, A LARGE LINE OF GOOD QUALITY OATEN SHEAF. CHAFF| AT PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUCED, Also, — 3RTJSHED OATS, BRAN SHARPS, ETC. John Gr. RestelL TjTTjiRNS, Fuchsias, Palms, Cinerarias, Calceolarias; Tricolor, Zonale, and Ivy leaved Pelargoniums ; Deutzias, Azaleas, Begonias, Heaths, Camellias, Heliotropes, etc., to be seen blooming in my window. For sale from 9d each upwards. J. T II O M A. S, PRODUCE DEALER, Havelock Street, TEA WABEEOUSE. TTAVING removed to New Premises, Cheap Sale will be continued in first brick shop, two doors from old store round Golliek's Corner. 11. Ti. Carson, TANOREP STREET. (Mober 19,1892,



MAJNUKtiS. NOW IN STOCK AND FOR SALE"iN LARGE OR SMALL QU \?~TtTIT-:S A n^lo-i ontinental Hi£li- riass Superphosphate. The Certified Analysis of this made by Dr Voelcker and Sons afc time of shipment gave the splendid result of 3831 per cent of Soluble Phosphate. bonlTdust. For mixing with Superphosphate, or for use alone. CHESTERFIELD GUANO- Where Land la sour or devoid of Lime, a dressing will have an excellent effect, , and beneficial results will soon be shown. j We are in a position to offer these Manures at prices within the reach of every Farmer. SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR LARGE QUANTITIES. WOOL WOOL WOOL SALES FOR THE SEASON 1892-3. ASHBURTON—DECEMBER 8, JANUARY 23, FEBRUARY 18. ——o— — LIBERAL CASH ADTANCES made on all Clips consigned to us for Sale locally, or for shipment to our London House. WOOLPACKS, TWINE, etc., supplied promptly at Lowest Prices. Our Stores are well Jighted and commodious; specially adapted for the Display of WOOL, and are connected with Railway Siding. Account Sales are promptly rendered. All Lots will be valued by an Expert prior to Sale, and Vendors' interests carefully protected. MILES & CO., Ashburton and Rakaia, W. H. COLLIER, ASHBURTON. Premises to be Rebuilt! CLEARING SALE REGARDLESS OF COST! POINTS marked from 63 6d doz to 3s lid doz Galateas marked from 6s doz to 3s lid doz Black Cashmeres marked from Is lid, 2s 6d, 3s 3d, 3s 6d, to Is 3d, Is 6d Is lid, 2s 6d per yard Shirtings marked from 7s 6d to 3s lid doz Table Damasks marked from Is 6d to 10|d per yard Ladies' Ribbed Hose from lOd to 6d per pair Sash Ribbons 3d per yard Ladies' Garibaldis marked from 5s 6d fco 2s lid Gents' Print Shirts (with collars) marked from 4s 6d to 2s lid Gents' Ribbed Cotton Pants marked from 2s 6d to Is 6cl per pait Tweed Trousers marked from 9s to 63 lid per pair Boys' Kmcker Suits 3s 6d ,• abouf quarter usual price. Leather Boo.j, Kid Boots and Shoes all reduced. Stock must be sold—Premises coming down. TEEMS—CASH ONLY. Wool. Wool. Wool. DAVID THOMAS IS MAKING CASH ADVANCES ON THE ENSUING CLIP, FBEE OF COMMISSION. PERIODICAL SALES HELD THROUGHOUT THE SEASON, THE FIRST BEING EARLY IN DECEMBER. ALL WOOL placed in my hands for Sale will receive every care and 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, ASHBURTON. Turnip, Rape, & Clover Seeds. MY SEASON'S SUPPLY of the above has just arrived per s.s. " 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 i S 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 SUPEBPHOSPHATE, BONE DUST, OR ANY OTHER FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED BY THE COMPANY^ SUPERPHOSPHATE—£S 15s"per ton on trucks at Belfast, ; ■■ ■' O ■ ■ ■ ";D. THOMAS,! BOLF.|AGBNTJFOB: ASHBURTQNfI



I JUST OPENED. | TWBNI'Y-FOUiX DOZEN L.vDiGS' AJ) GETJTS' STANLEY SHOES ! . ' AT fes 6d pel* pair. -ALSO BATHINQ TRUNKS* BOYS 6d, YOUTHS Bd, MEN'S 9», and Is. —ALSO BATHING COSTUMES. WILLIAM SPARIIOW, (Late of the firm of Sparrow and Berryman), Tailor and Outfitter, I AM DETERMINED TO DO THE i Tailoring Trade of the Town And to'enable me to do thh I have decided to charge Prices that havejiever beefl heard of in Ashburton} Come and See for Yourself, NEWBSI Tweeds, Coatings, & Fancy Suitings. NOTE THE ADDRESS : {|jj* The Shop between J. Scaly and Co.'s an» H. C. Segers. EAST STREET, ASHBUItTON B|2oo Important to Farmers and Shearers. RED, BLACK,:AND BLUE TATTOO BRANDING OIL, LAMPBLACK, AND RADDLE. 8.8.A. SHEEP SHEARS! 8.8.A. SHEEP SHEARS. TURKEY STONES. TURKEY STONES. 1 Drumß of Boiled and Linseed Oil. Also, Castor, Colza, Neafc&foot J-tF" Valvoline, Lubricating Oils. , TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. Every deseriptioa of Building Materials at Lowest Possible Prices. BIKCH TIMBER AT §g «<I PER lOOft, Newcastle, Westport, Mount Somers, and Malvern Goal. W. H. Coliins & Co., MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. » * , * .GENTS KX^sEstiES& MITCHELL and "|TIJfiNBB'S NEW SHOW BOOM NOW OPEIST. INSPECTION gINVITED. MVOVEIiTIES THREE-QUARTER CLOAKS^ *^ DUST CLOAKS, JACKETS, ■ _. MILLINERYTg FEATHEKS aitd FLOWERS UNDER CL©THINGj .CHQIGE^STOCE OF DRESSES IN COTTON AND •WOOL FABRICS. TANCBED STREET! ASHBUBTON.