FOOTBALL.

A match wu played yesterday on Mr Richman's ground between teams from the High School and the Hamp otead school* Hampstead scored beven points to the High School's aix.

CABLE SUMMARY.

The exodus to tiie new goldfields in Western Australia continues. Mr Wragge, the Queensland Govern ment meteorologist, predicts squally weather between north-west by west, and south by south-west, with much rain.and rough seas between Bluff and Hobart. The South Australian Treasurer's j financial statement showed a deficiency In lastyear's revenue of £163,000. The estimated revenue for the current year ia £2,637,000, and he hopes to close the year with a surplus of £6600. The election to fill the vacancy in the House of Commons caused by the resignation of Mr Grenfell, M.P. for Hereford, took place to-day, when Mr Cooke (Conservative) defeated Sir J. Pulley (Home Ruler) by 1504 to 1460. The French Government intend to give five million francs (£200,000) to help farmers suffering from the drought Sir B. O'Loghlen, replying to a question, admitted the public had some reason for dissatisfaction at the result of the prosecution of Davies and Mil ledge. He attributed it to their not having England's grand jury system in operation, and thought that system should be permanently established.

INTERPROVINCIAL

Wellington, August 16. The number of international cable messages forwarded frrm New Zealand last month was 530, against 279 for July last year, or 89.96 per cent increase. The messages received were 466 and 245, or | an increase of 90.20. The intercolonial messages forwarded were 2526, against 1322—an increase of 91 percent. The intercolonial messages received were— 8679, against 1663—an increase of 61 per ceirW New Plymouth. August 16. Te Whiti, examined by Mr Ken, acting for the Deputy-Offitul Assignee in bank ruptcy, said he had no money and no land. He did not know anything about btitt's debt. All the food he had fr->m Stitt jUssrf%. was good was paid for. and ""Wiflrtf was bad was sent back. Msjor Harris told Te Whiti if he had appeared before he would have saved all this trouble. Distiict Judge Kettle told Te Whiti he could return home. Te Whiti then made a speech. He said he was pleased with the decision of the Court, and further would let the Judge settle matters. If in the wrong he was willing to be punished, and if the Court were wrong it should be punished.

RECONSTRUCTION.

FROM A FARMER'S POINT OF VIEW.

So the bank h%s burst its boiler ! And in six or seven year It will pay me all xny money back —of course ? But. (he horse will perish waiting, wh'le the gross is germinating, And I reckon I'll be something like ihi horse. There's the ploughing to be finished, and the ploughmen want their pay. And I'd like to wir« the fence, and sink a tank ; Bub I own I'm fairly baafc how I'm going to make ends meet, With my money in a reconstructed bank. '♦ It's a safe and sure investment 1" But it's one I can't offord, For I've got to meet my bills, and pay the rent, And the cash I had provided (so these meetings have decided) Shall be collared by the bank at three per cent. I can draw out half my money, so they tell me, from the Crown ; But—it's just enough to drive a fellow daft— My landlord's quite distressed, by the very bank he pressed. And he'll sell me up to pay his over draft. . There's my nearest neighbor, Johnston, owed this self-same bank a debt, Every feather off his poor old back they pluck't, For they set to work to shove him, and they sold his house above him. Lord ! They never gave him time to reconstruct. And their profits from the business have been twenty-five per cant., Which, I reckon, is a pretty tidy whack, And I think h's only proper, low the thing has come a cropper, That they ought to pay a little of it back. I have read about" reserve funds," '• bank ing freeholds," and the Tike, Till I thought the bank had thousands of assets, And it strikeß me very funny that they take a iellow's money. When they haven't got «nough to pay their debts. And they aay they have lent money, and they can't get paid it back. I know their rates per cent, were tens and twelves; And if now they've made a blunder, after scooping all this plunder. Why. they ought to fork the money out themselves. So all you bank shareholders, if you won't pay what you owe, You will find that on your bank will fall a blight; And the reason is, because it's simply certain that deposits Will be stopped, the bank will burst, and serve you right! —•« Banjo," in the li Bulletin."

Parliamentary Notes.

(FBQM OUR OWN CO-RESPONDENT.)

Wbixinoton, August 16, PORTFOLIOS. Mr Ward takes charge of t'e Marine Department, and other changes with regard to portfolios will be announced after Mr Cadnian is sworn in, FEMALE FRANCHISE. It is now stated thu the majority in the Legislative Council in favor of female fran chise will be from four to six. The fact that no attempt will be made to insist on electoral rights being extended to women has gained the support of one or two who were doubtful. A trip. The Hinemoa leaves here on Friday night for Pelorus Sound, reaching Havelock on Saturday afternoon. On Sunday various arms of Queen Charlotte Sound will be inspected, and the French Pass will also probably be visited. The party, which will include forty members of the two branches of the Legislature, reachw here on Monday |or«noon,

Ashburton Cricket Club.

A meeting of the Ashburfeon Cricket Club was h4d hat evening, Dr Tweed occupying the chair. Messrs Upton, Russell and Brock were elected members. The Albion Cricket Club wrote re questing the appointment of a deputation to meet their club and confer on matters connected with the ground, 'i he chair man was of opinion that the community was too small for the maintenance of two clubs. Union was strength and he was of opinion that one strong club would be better than two weak ones. Mr Andrew?, (secretary to the Albion club, stated that a majority of the Albion club had declined to amalgamate. OnDr Tweed's motion Messrs Fooks, Denshire and Mainwaring were appointed a deputation to confer with the Albion club and the Domain Board with power to act:. Major Steward, Messrs D. Thomas, J. 0. N. Grigg, and Rev. Hamilton wrote accepting the offices of vice-presi dents. Mr Denshire was appointed delegate to the Waitaki Cricket Association's meeting to be held in Timaru at an early date. The Secretary stated that the two cycling clubs were willing to send a delegate to discuss the question of ap pointing a caretaker for all the clubs using the Domain. The matter was left to the Committee already appointed to confer with the Albion Club. It was resolved that the general Com mittee be instructed to bring up the rules at a general meeting for confirmation be fore the opening of the leason. On Dr Tweed's suggestion, Messrs Russell and Owen were appointed to ask old sportsmen for subscriptions in the way of trophies for proficiency. The Dr also stated his intention, as last year to give a bat and ball. The meeting then closed with a vcte of thanks to the chair.

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

HOME AND FOREIGN.

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(Received August 17, 11 40 a.m.) THE "YELLOW AGONY," Sydney, August 17. In connection with the influx of Chinese into the Australian colonies, the JNew South Wales Premier has received the following telegram from Mr Kingston, Premier of South Aus tralia :— l( If you consider your Act sufficient, administer it accordingly. If not, this affords an additional reason for requesting what we feel bound to respectfully repeat, that New South Wales will discharge the long standing obligation to assimilate her Chinese legislation to that agreed to at the Sydney Conference." Sir George Dibbs charactarises the telegram as imperti nent from beginning to end, atid not correct in fact. The New South Waki Act is the outcome of the conference referred to, and is faithfully adminis tered. Mr Kingston evidently desires to pick a quarrel, but will not be accommodated.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

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Died at tlif Ploug-li. Bawbr\, August 17 A young man named Raymond was found dead at Manaia, leaning over the handle of the plough which he had been using. BTlniiin Hl«lvilif>. Ninian'fiMwlvine addressed anjjentnu fiiastic meeting, which called on tha Go vernment nob to obstruct prohibition legislation, and pledged itself to support direct veto candidates who favored no compeii-ation.

CRICKET.

AUSTRALIANS v ALL ENGLAND.

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(Received August 16, 9.30 p.m.) London, August 16. The failure of the Australian cricketers iv their first innings is quite inexcusable as the wicket was playing very true. In their second innings the colonials have a much better start, and have lost only two wickets for 158. The Australians scores are—Bruce, c Jackson b Mold, 22 ; Bannerman, c W. Read b Lock wood, 55; George Giffen (not out), 49 j Troit (not out), 22 ; sundries 11 j total for two wickets, 158. Bannerman and Bruce knocked up half a century in thirty minutes, the big hitting of the latter being excellent, but he was eventually taken in the siips. Bannerman and Giffen made a fair stand, and frequent changes of bowl ing was made, even Jackson being tried. The century, was raised in an hour and a quarter, and at 126 Bannerman, who h»d played a spirited innings, was dismissed by a skier afe mid-on. He had nine fours among his figures. The fielding of the Englishmen was excellent. (Received August 17, 11.10 a.m.) London, August 16, The weather w%s again hot and sultry and the wicket somewhat fiery. The second innings of the Australians closed for 349, and thanks to their miserable display on the previous day they were thus beaten by an innings and 43 runs. The remainder of the score is Giffen, b Lockwood, 53 j Gregory, o Shrewsbury, b Briggs, 13 ; Graham, b Briggs, 42 } Trott, c Read b Lockwood, 92 ; Lyons, c Grace b Lockwood, 32; Trumble, b Briggs, 8 ; Turner, b Briggs, 0; McLeod, c Jackson b Lockwood, 5 ; Blackham, not out, 2; extras, 33. Briggs took five wickets for 114, Lockwood four for 96, and Mold one for 73. Giffen wai bowled by a yorker in the fourth over after resuming play. Gregory was finely taken by Shrewsbury at point. In Giffen's score there were one five, five fours, and four threap* Trott and Graham made a fine stand, b:>th men scoring freely They put on 106 between them in seventy-five minutes. Trott punished all the bowlers very sevcfaly. He made eventeen fours and gave only one hard chance. Qraham batted in his usual elegant style, and took no liberties, succumbing eventually to a ' beautiful break ball from Briggs. Lyons' innings was rather sensatjonal. He lifted one ball over the roof of the pavilion, ef at the next o[p q the roof of the eoverpd stand, and was beautifully caught off a fcft-d low drive from the nexc Trumble and Turner were bowled by successive balls next over, and McLeod was easily ta^en at mid off. The innings which had lasted four hours end a quarter thus oame to an abrupt termination. 28,000 people paid for admission.

At the R M Court to-day before Captain Wray R.M., judgment was given for plain tiffs by default in the following cases :— Ashburton Publishing Company v Hagget and Percy £3 103; G. H. Bryant v W. H. Paget £5 11s Id; A. Orr y Bisaet £4 ISa 9d. At the R.M. Court to-day, the cause list was veiy meagre, and after a few cases had been struck out for various reasons, the re mainder were soon disposed of and a record was established, the court being over at five mjuuki to •levefy

I'flEJ ABHBURToa QttAftDlAN i THURSDAY, ATOUSI? 17, 1893



Ofe BLOOD M^L AND TON!C ' |m IjAppetite, II ri IS Tired Feeling, mU% is AND piL^^ SraMake the Weak .nillllliliitillKlliMlillHiJH^ „-- Ayer'sSarsaparilla Prepsired by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass., U. S. A. Cures others, will cure you



| Miles and Co., Ltd. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23. IMPORTANT Clear sir Sale OF STUO SHEEP, HORSES, CATTLE. PIGS, AND SUPERIOR HOUSE HOLD FURXirUSE AND EF FECTS.



MESSRS MILES and COMPANY, Limited (in cor junction with the New Zealand Land AssociaHoß, Limited) have received instructions from MB JOHN G. RESTEI.L, I in consequence of bis having sold his property on the Winch more Road, ,to tell by Public Auction, at his resi dence, Winchmore Road, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. Comprising, DRAWING-ROOM. Brussels Carpet and Hearthrug, Fender and Fire Irons, Large Book Case, Oc casional Chairs <wid Tables, Wicker and Folding Chairs. Couch, Over Mantel, and a quantity of Ornaments, &c, DINING-ROOM. Piano, Carpet and Hearthrug, Fender, Fire Irons, large Telescope Table, Arm Chairs, Dining-room Chairs in leather, Couch, Chiffonier, Limps, Coal Scuttle, etc., etc. FOUR BEDROOMS. Double and Single Iron Bedsteads with Brass Rods, Child's Iron Cot, Carpets, 5 Large Chests Drawer?, Handsome Mirrors in Rimu frames, Bedroom Chairs, Washstands. and Toilet Sets. OFFICE. Handsome Office Cabinet, Oilcloth, Chairs, etc. FERNERY. A grand collection of choice and rare Ferris and Pot Plants. KITCHEN. Tables, Chairs, Oilcloth, and a very large collection of Kitchen Utensils. DAIRY. A. complete assortment of Dairy Utensils. Also a large quantity of SUNDRIES. HARNESS. Dog Cart, Gig, Daisy Cart, and Tandem Harness, Baddies and Ludies' Saddle. TRAPS. -I Whifcechapel DOS CART, in first -*- class order. T GIG, in first-class order Q DAISY CARTS (nearly new) LIVE STOCK. AC\ Porebred Shropshire Down *vJ EWES, in lamb -i U HACKS and Light HARNESS JLvJ HORSES, mostly young and sound and very quiet, several of them have been driven bj a lady A Purebred Berkshire SOWS, in •*• PJg -f Purebred Berkshire BOAR a Purebied Berkshire SOWS, *-* (young; ft PurebTed Berkshire BOARS *-* (young \ Q Haifbr<d Yorkshire PIGS X First-c'ass Dairy COWS, in miik *-* and to calve Terms at Sale. Luncheon Provided. Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. E. W. HANMER, J.R. BLAND, B§9o Auctioneers ■•



81^"* Beware of cheap imitations. The name — Ayer's Sarsaparilla —ia prominent on the wrapper, and is blown in the glass of each of our bottles.



ODDFELLOWS' HALL. wednesdayTaugust 30. AIHBIiRTOI BRASS BAIfD -BAIL,- TN aid of the New Instrument Fund. ) Double Tickets, 2s 6d ; extra ladies, Is. } R. S. ELSTON, 8 105 Hon. Sec.



— JUST OPENED.— R. Lumsden, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, AND OCULIST'S OPTICIAN. BEGS to inform the inhabitants o Ash but ton and surrounding district that he has commenced business as above in TAISCRED STREET, four doors from Collier's Corner. ; SPECIAL.— K.L., being a thoroughly experienced (thirty years) workman, Customers can confidently rely upon him executing all work efficiently, quickly, an I at VERY LO W CHARGES NOTE CAREFULLY.—No need o send your Watches, etc, to Christchurch for Repairs. Any and all kinds of Watch Work personally attended to by R.L 1 The name of Lumsden is a guarantee of reliable Workmanship. SITISFAOTICN A CERTAINTY. Sole importer of the f*.*»«J



-PAUSODONOPTiG SPECTACLES.— Best Glasses in the world. To be had only from R. L. has just returned from London, where he has made a special study of Optics under one of the best oculists and has with him a superior stock of Spectacles to suit all defects of vision. Sights accurately tested by latest optica nstruments.



Public Notices. M)R SALE afc a low figur?, half an •*- acre first class land fronting Oxford Street, Hampstead. Easy terras. T. BULLOCK.



BTOUNT SOMERS ROAD BOARD. A SPECIAL Meeting of the above Board will be held in the office, Mount Somers, on MONDAY, August 21, at 1 p.m. Business—To consider Mr McCormick's proposal' to divide the No. 1 Ward for financial purposes, taking the North Ashburton River as the Boun dary on the one side, and Taylor's Stream on the other, so as to include all the Win terslow Run. Any ratepayers interested are invited to attend. A. E. PEACHE, 8 96 Chairman.



A SAFE OPENING.



Spectacles! Spectacles I "rTAVE Your Sights Tested, and use only" PROPERLY FITTING SPEC TAOLES JEWELLER, Is Sole Agent for Ashburton for



If o matter how strongly Liver and Kidney Trouble and Bright's Disease may entrench themselves in the system, Warner's Safe Cure opens the door to health. Warner's Safe Cure cures Kidney Disease because it has a specific tonic and alterative effect directly upon the tissues, fibres, and cells which go to, make up, the kidney substance, it acting as a constitutional kidney tonic. It removes congestion and inflammation, changes abnormal action into that of health, No matter whether tha disease is acute or chronic, whether it is a well-advanced Bright's Disease or the common kidney malady, Warner's Safe Cure does as repre sented. Do not neglect the first warning symptom of Kidney Disease. Procure at once Warner's Safe Cure and Warner's Safe Pills, use aocording to the directions found upon the labels, and you will not fail to overcome the disease and secure immunity, not only from Kidney Disease, but from many maladies which are recognised a? secondary to it. It is wise to preveni disease, and this Warner's Safe Cure does.



N- LAZARUS & CO., OCULIST - OPTICIANS, OP SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, AND CALCUTTA. A very complf ts Bet of trial lenses and frames for tasting—eueuring perfect vision and comfort.



PETTIFER'S HERBAL TONIC OR FLOCKMASTER'S FRIEND, Registered. For Tapeworm and all kinds of Worms In Lambs, Husk Fever and Scour. THIS Invaluable Medicine prevents and cures the worst cases of the above diseases when all other Remedies have failed., One Dose will prevent Disease; In bad sases two or three are required. In giving orders state the number, to have the proper quantity forwarded Dose bottles gratis. INVENTORS AND Solß PSQ7IU£TGKS, Stephen Pettifer & Son, M.K.C.V.S.L GRUDW E L L, NEAR MALMESBTOY,, WILTS^



N,B, — Do not risk spoiling your eyesight by taring hadly fitting Spectacles. A large Stock of Double Eye Protectors. Smoked Glasses of various shades wilh straight ox curled Bides. Gold Spectacles, Gold Folders and our Gold Astigmaiio Folder Clip. g SAJjEK] OCUUST-OPTIOIAHSJ AGENT, 6 116



A BAEGAIN! —FOR SAIiE CHEAP,— A FIRST CLASS SAFETY PNEUMATIC BICYCLE (Ntarly New), Clincher Tyres. Lamp, Bell, etc. — ALSO,— CYCLING WATERPROOF CAPE. GIAIGHEAD ft BEREYIAN, THE^LEADINGHiTAILORS AND OUTFITTEKS, ASHBURTON.



"/^^^ TO MAKE ROOM /^^^^^p^^ HEW SEASON'S SHIP- Jpf/ % drapery, Millinery "' 'j&Zlf si OC X IS BEING OFFERED AT Large Beductions FOR FOURTEEN DAYS. W. H. Collier, 11 Xlie Corner."



W. H COLLINS & CO. BAVE JUST LANDED, ex Coptic, Pakeha, and Duke c Devonihlie magnificent assortment of RENDERS, ! FIRE IRON?, FIRE BRASSES, AKD TILED REGISTER GRATES. 5 Bales of Paperliangllfg'S of Choice Patterns and Splendid Quality. The above goods are direct from the Manufacturers to our order, and will be sold at lowest possible prices. » NEW GARDEN TOOLS, NEW LAWN MOWEES, TIMBER ex "Glencairn" and "Gisborne" 60,000 ft. of Seasoned Flooring and Lining.



W. H. Collins and Co., MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS, f Royal Insurance Company. AGENTS FOR] Grey Valley Coal Company. I Springfield Pottery Company. HE ESTABLISHMENT PAR EXCELLENCE FOR FIRST-OLASS WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING. S. Salek, Watchmaker, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, AND OCULTST OPTICIAN'S AORNT. (For Lazarus' Spectacles.) THE Watchmaking and Jewellery Repairing Department is now very Complete in its arrangements. The utmost care is taken overall Jobs, and work is urned out only in a thoroughly reliable manner. The Charges are as low as can consistently be made for SOUND AND RELIABLE WORKMANSHIP. As usual, the High Class Stock of Silver and E.P., Gold and Silver Jewellery, Watches, etc, (which is being constantly added to with goods of th* latest style and design), will be found well worthy of Inspection, especially by those desirous of making a WEDDING PRESENT, BIRTHDAY PRESENT, OR PRESENTATION. 8. S A~~L E K. MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER.



SEED. SEED. SEED. O PLENDID SAMPLES of Canadian and Danish Oats ; also prime Tuscan and Hunter's Wheat for Sale at lowest prices. JOHNG. RESTELL. 8 59



mWISE IN TIME.-Oonaider your Health —in cases of Weakness, Nervoivsft«», Palpitation, Incapacity.DebilityTLoss of vital Power, Impaired Health or Strength, Severe Pains, &c. (in either sex), no matter how chronic or severe, PARR'S ELECTRIC PILLULES are the grandest, most speedy, and powerful remedy ' aaearth,. On&packageissufflcientinevcntheweaicest, the oldest, and most shattered, to WORK A mshacle. Being perfectly harmless, they leave no bad after effects. Guaranteed neve? to fail. Full particulars freo, under caver, from the X. Z. sole agents— DRU3 SUPPLY CO., Box 60, Dunedin. Faiib's Electkio Pillules are worth their weight in gold and act Uiie magic, giving instant relief, and working a certain a:ai •jieedy, permanent euro in eveby case. Trgthem.



4 OO • yre\l s^tua^ted, fronting the railway, H>dsi township, for Bale at the above figure. T. BULLOCK.



TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.—Fo» Sale for removal, commodious] Building, '



NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to me are hereby requested to pay'amount due to Mrs Hampton, East Street, o<r to the collector on application.— W. J. Hampton. 8 IJ|



STOVES. TERRA COTTAI PORTABLE I FOR COAL Roberts's Patent (IMPROVED). pi REENHOUSKS Heated twenty-tour VT Hours for about One Penny, with out attention. Roberts's Patent Port able Terra-Cotta Stoves for Coal give pure and ample heat with common coal, or coal and coke. For Greenhouses, Bed rooms, etc. Pamphlet, Drawings, and authenticated Testimonials sont, thomas"roberts, ? [ 119 % VictorU6twot,W«itiiaMtw.



IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS, IMPORTANT TO FATHERS AND MOTHERS, IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY. ~p\O YOU WJSII for a good Investment! Then be wise and purchase a HOUSE and SECTION. You cannot go wrong in buying land at a reasonable price, which is increasing in value, and becoming less in quantity every week. Everyone should possess a home that he can call his own, and the properties such as are now offered should not be missed. Young man, you may feel free and independent now, but you will want to settle down. Be wise and purchase a House and Section by >tMitMl—tirir of payment that yen will not feel the loss of. Saving leads to wealth; yet many people go on paying house rent all their lives, and are either unaware how easily thaw may become house owners instead of rent payers, or singularly negiectful of sfjeli opportunities as F. FKRRIM AN offers. Do without luxuries for a little while, buy a Section and House What you are now pa> ing for rent will soon pay thnt of your property. No more landlords, no more rent. Anyone im active employs** of any kind can save enough to pay the Instalment by cutting down expenses. What many spend in cigars and beer, horse-racing and cards, would buy a Hone* amf Section. Don't hesitate because your earning! are small; make your ■ipmm oat a little less than now. Many will be ready to take It off your hands at a proat. ft is an axiom in political economy that should be written In letters of gold— The man who lives up to all he owns Is ill prepared for fortunes turns, But who spends leu has home and healthj Long life himself, his children wealth, Like drops of water, grain* of sand That make the ocean and die land; The penny saved to sovereigns grows, What poor men hope, the rich man knows." —Aabr,



MOORE STREET,"ASHBURTON BXTBNSTON. Pat* ftfll£> 1 ACRE of GOOD GROUND; capitalfront^e. EUI OaitJ on Beach Road. Upon the land is boat • »•• fortable Dwelling of five rooms,? Shop and 4 Stable. A good opening for my Basil business, Poultry Farm, etc. [F.IFBRRIIIIAM.



—FOR SALE— AT HAMPSTEAD, » Comfortable Five-Roomed Honse, with Scullery and good Outbuildings. Situated upon two tections of land of first-class quaUly. Well planted with choice fruit trees in full bearing ; an abundant supply of water; end lent frontage ; on;Matn Road, near School, and within sight of Railway Button; clear title. "".._' . ' J ■ ' \ F. FERRIEAK A HOME YOU MAF WELL BE PROUD OF, TOGETHER WITH LASTUTO AND SOLID SECURITY. «m»*u«* WHAT MORE can mortal man desire than Lots 137, 3,4, 6, 6, and 7, about U ACRES of rich, highly productive Land, with Brick Dwelling of Five Rooms, close to Schools, and few minutes walk to Post Office Savings Bank. For with thir pro* {>erty and a email neat egg in cash you can be comfortable now and in the evening of ife. Price £260, which, at 4 per cent interest, is only font shilling* a week rental for the above Banks go vp,"Banks;go down, but this may stand for ever.—TV above hat ban sold. F. FERRIKAN. —FOR SALE— A VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE of J-ACRE, opposite the "new office o the BuildiDg Society, in Tancred Street.— Since Sod. ' * F. FERRIMAN. i ■■ ■ ■ .■



—FOR SALE— ~ HA VF LOCK STREET, fACRR. Capitol corner, close to centre <f town Comfortable Villa of five roomß, with Outbuilding ; pood parden, well theltered • must be sold ; owner leaving for North Island. He may wibh hirasrlf in hfe old home again. Mary that leave Aahburton would like to return. If you buy tbie borne you will want more ca»h to pet yru out than owner will take for you and ytun v B°l*n« — 1 he foregoing Property has been disjwsen oj F. FERRWAN. — FOR SALB— TO THOSE who?study sanitation the Alford Forest Road offers m that yea can^desire 1 have for Sale f ACRE and good House opposite Mr John Orr'a red- J dence. This propnrty will suit any one living in town or working at the WooUen Factory. Price low, F. FERRIMAN. r — F0 R SAL E — SECTION and HOUSE near Canterbury -{Mill. A »*te fnroatmentj cord home for little-money ; easy terms.; ' 8 F. FEKRIJfAN.



-FOE SALE-, THAT CAI»ITAL FAMILY RESIDENCE kooirn as TrovtorA Vill* -«Sf^.^ on the Wakanui Road, containing Large Dininff Z Ci. J^' Kitchen, Bath Room, and pantry. Tb, ground coS'<JF Ffaii' ftSi W?" 11^ aKblfp erS^ty.° n> "* itllll-~^^bS3^tJSiSsft F. FBRBIMAN.