paratiou, tho subjects, with comparatively few exceptions, are marked by distinct qualities of merit, and throughout the work of the school there is ample evidence of valuabta service. The attention paid to class subjects equally with subject* of, the pass group is a feature to be especially commended. —W. J. Anderson, Inspec tor. + ! [In forwarding the report the Board re-j marked—" The report is very good and j creditable to the master."! i

COMMERCIAL.

(VZR PRKSS ASSOCIATION^ LoNßOif, January 20. The Queensland loan will be offered on Monda>, and the lists close on Thursday. LoKDOir, January 21. Importers of frozen meat advise that the freezing companies should all jw the animal heat to escape prior to freezing, and complain that owing to this not being done many quarters of beef have arrived in a putrid state in the thickest parts. The "Economist" and "Statist" say that rumors of a Victorian loan will injure the market. The South Australian loan will pro* b%blj be floated »ext week. The. butter market i» demoralised. The weather is propitious, and Conti nental supplies are short. The bext factory-nudu article »hows a decline of 5s per cwt., and secondary quality 10*. Buyers are awaiting the offeiing of heavy arrival* of Victorian. Dairy-made is selling at 95s to 100« per cwt. ; factory made, from 106 ato 112s ; Sydney factory ■ made, from 96* to 104s. The choicest quality realised 110s. Two cargoes of Australian wheat, January ?nd February shipment, sold at 32s 6d and 32s 9d, respectively. Two parcels realised 31s 3d and 31s 4id. Tenders for the Queensland loan of £1,182,400 will be opened on the 30lh instant The loan is nominally quoted at 1 per cent premium. It was delayed to suit the convenience of the bank, and there is no truth in the assertion that a hitch had occurred through the bank objecting to a syndicate taking up the loan. The minimum will be fixed at Dither 86 or 87. The Bank of New Zealand has declared a dividend of 5 per cent. Mblboubnk, January 21. A return of insolvencies, compositions, nod liquidations last year shows that- the liabilities aggregated £1,817,000, and the assets £3,957,000. Brisbane, January 21. , At a stormy meeting of the Queensland Meat Export Company the chairman stated that but for an advance by the Government of £12,000 the Company would have been forced to go into liquida tion. A special meeting is to be held to iecide whether the company will raise Fresh capital. The associated banks have reduced leposit rates of interest* by h per cent, Brisbane, January 22. The Queensland Meat Export Company have decided to issue 60,000 preferential Bhares. Received January 23, noon.) London, January 22. Tallow—Medium mutton, 295; beef, 2ft*

POLITICAL.

THE HON. W. ROLLESTON AT HALS WELL. (P»K PKESS ASSOCIATION) Chkistch\tbch, J-wiuary 22. The Hon. W. Rolleston addressed his constituents on Saturday night. He »xpressed regret at the illness of the Premier. He referred to the speech of die Hon. W. Reeves, and defended th« Dpposition from the chargo of wasting she time of Parliament. At the beginning of last session a constitutional question hod arisen as to appointments to the Legislative Council. Ministers ap pealed to Downing Street against the Governor. Practically this nullified one branch of the legislature, and Ministers abandoned the constitution. The Govern ment could have forced the Labor Bills through the Council by appointing half a dozen members, but neglected to doso. He thanked God that the voice of labor was more potential than hitherto. Labor questions had yet to be thoroughly dis cussed, as opinions were very much divided on them, the eight hours question for instance. Of 41,000 Durham miners, 12,684 voted for, and 28,287 against the legal enactment of eight hours* He thought that the parties interested should be allowed to settle their disputes amicably. He thought that compulsory legislation to regulate wages would fail, as employers could not be forced to pay more than they could afford. The Land and Income tax was not fair, but he did not say that it could not be made fair. At present taxation fell unfairly on country people. The system of special land associations was unfair, and created dummies and speculation. The Land for Settlement Act would, he was afraid, cause people to foist inferior land on the Minister. He (Mr RolUwton) thought that land for settle ment should be taken as for public works, fair compensatian being given to the owners. It was ridiculous to talk of a surplus while £100,000 Mas needed for education purposes, A a long as the revenue was supplemented by released sinking funds, borrowed money was being spent. The country was threatened with a cessation of subsidies. This meant further taxation. His party wished to deal fairly ritb all, and would raise no class cries. He hoped that any attempt by one class to seizs power would meet with the shame and disappointment which it deserved. ; A vote of thank? and confidence was carried against an amendmdnt of thanks only.

SPORTING.

[per pbkss association] Mm-bouknb, January 22. At; the Victoria Amateur Turf Club's Meeting yesterday, the race for the Anniversary Handicap, of 250 soys, resulted »s follows :— Sternchaser 1 Dramatist '* Marco " Eighteen started. Won by two lengths. Time—2mtn 23aec. !

WELLINGTON SUMMER MEETING.

Hurt Rackcocrsb, January 23. The weather is beautifully fine and the attendance is larger than usual. Results:— Anniversary Handicap, of 109 soys ; one mile.—St Katherine, 7st 111b, 1 : Violence, 7st 91b, 2 ; Free Lance, 7st 71b, 3. All started but Prince Cole. A grand race; won by a neck. Time—lmin 443aec. Dividend—£7 10s. Hurdle Handicap, of 100 soys ; two miles.—Paradox, lOst 91b, 1 ; Distur bance, 9st, 2. Jacob and Mutineer also started ; the former's jockey fell off at the start, and the latter tell at the last fence. Paradox won easily, lime— 4min. 4eec. Dividend— £2 2s. Wellington Oujp, a piec* of plate of the value of 100 soys, with 400 soys added, j One mile and a half. Retina, 7st 71b 1 Merrie England, Bst 71b ... 2 Que.-n tf Trumps, 7st 51b ... 3 A number of owruers this morning pro tested against the Club accepting the nomination which <vent astmj owing to the postal authorities sending them to Dunedin. The Stewards met and de cided to dismiss the protest.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

(PER PUBSS A3SOCIVTIOW.) Serloa* Carrlur* Accident. Blenheim, January £3. A serious accident occurred in fche J Awatete district yesterday, by which Messrs Mo wat (2), were thrown over a batik fifteen feet high. The horses shied and jumped clean over. Kenneth Mowafc sustained a severe fracture of the skull, arm and ribs broken, and blood issuing from both ears, and is hardly likely to recover. A, Mowafc had his collar bone and ribs broken. Miss Johnston, a nasty scalp wound, and her sfster contusion on hip. Dr. Alexander reports the last three out of danger. Minister of Public Work*. Mr Seddon is coming overland from Nelson, and reaches here to-morrow morning. * Wellington AnvlvATfiary. WiifcLTNGTON, January 22. There is lovely,, weather for the Anniversary. The friendly societies h *ye a demonstration on the Basin Reserve, to which a large procession marched early in the morning. The Taluna took be tween five and six hundred excursionists to Picton, attracted by the prospect of a smooth run across the straits. The «ov«r»or'« Tear. Oamaru, January 23. The Governor and suite arrived here from Waimate this morning. There was no official demonstration, but his Excel lency is being entertained by Mr John McLean (Redcastle). The party leave for Dunedin this afternoon. Itoattt «f MLvwry Driver. Dunedin, January 23. Mr Henry Driver, formerly member for hoslyn, and until recently starter for the Dunedin Jockey Club, died early this morning, after a lingering illness. ... . , Cricket. : ' The Otago Cricket Association cannot give a guarantee to the Sydney cricketeri who purpose touring the colony, but are prepared to allow fifty per cent of the gross takings, and approve of the proposal to play a combined match at Christchurch

A gathering will J?e held at St. Stephen's Sunday Schoolroom on Friday next for the' purpose of enabling the parishioners to extend a t social welcome to the Rev T. A. Hamilton and Mrs Hamilton. Some short addresses are to be given and a programme of musical items will be rendered. Refresh ments will also be provided during the even ing by ladiea of the congregation.

THE ASHBTTRTCm GTTAkDIAN j MONDAY, JANUA&V 2& 1803.



TTTANTED AT-ONOB, CONTRACT TEAMS FOB STACKING AND GRAIN CARTING. J. C. N. GRIGG, If 112 Longbeach. i ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. ASOCIAL GATHERING Will be held on FRIDAY NEXT, the 27th Jjgjt., ■ 'AT ..' ,- ,.,v ■ . St. Stephen's Schoolroom, For the purpose of welcoming the Rev T. A, Hamilton and Mrs Hamimon to the Parish of Ash burton. Commence at 8 p.m. Admission Sixpence. 1 114 v ASHBURTON WORKING MEN'S CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY, Ld. NOT 10 E. THE Public aie cautioned agaiqsb j CASHING A CHEQUE for £7 10s on the Bank of Australasia, drawn by the above Society in favor of No. 276 as , payment HAS BEEN STOPPED. THOMAS MYNETT JONES, 1 H5 President. ' VIOLIN SCHOOL. ~ TITISS BESSIE SIMMOND3 will meet JxL her Pupils on MONDAY, 23rd inst., as usual, afc Saunders' Buildings. riFiNDERS are invited till WEDISES- I DAY, January 24, for the EREC TION of DWELLING HOUSE at the Rakaia. Plans and specification can be seen ar the office ot Me John Ork. JAMES GLANVIi LE, Architect, 9 Cathedral Square, 168 Christchurch, A6HBURTON COUNTY HUN?CLUB. * —— THE Annual General Meeting will be held fit the Commercial Hotel, on TUESDAY EVENING, 34th inst,, at eight o'clock, A a the business is of special importance a large attendance is hoped for, IJIO6 E. J. PAUL, Hon. Sec. TO-NIGHT. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, | nr J, C\ Bryant , FUN FOR THE MILLION. Admission, Is ; Children, half price. Reserved seats, 2s. 1 116 INSPECTION PARADE. r|- s HE Annual Inspection of Arms and JL Accoutrements will be held on TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1893. Any Member not able to attend must s«md in his arms for inspection. W. E. DOLMAN, Captain commanding Ashburton \ U3 Rifle Volunteers,



A public meeting was held in the Road Board office, Methven, on, Thursday, to coneider the Bteps to be taken to secure an alteration in the evening train from Christ church. Mr D. Cameron, SprmKbeld, Chair man of the Road Board, was appointed •hairman. The following resolution v:as unanimously carried:-" That a petition be sent to the Railway Commissioners asking that they would make arrangements for the evening train from Qhristcburch for the South to leave Ohristchurch ac from 3.00 p/m. to 4 p.m. to meet the express at Ash- Burton." It wasfurther resolved that copies of the resolution should be Bent to Sir John Hall and Mr ?.. G. Wright with an expla nation of the circumstances, and that they should be asked to forward the petition to the Railway Commissioners. It^ wasalso decided to ask the Commissioners to run the mprning train on Fridays from Methven to ooaqect with the midday train from Ashbur ton, which would give people at a distance a second chance in the week to get to Christ church by starting at a later hour than is necessitated by the early tr&in. Both petitions were signed by all present. How Sambo Understood French tW aavs to the runaway nagro pn the raft, i'Jim what'd you say if'twas said to you ifflylvous-fraWr': "Wouldn't say nuffin. I'd just bust him over de ear ; if be wasn't a wite man. 'Low no nigger to call me dab." Finn says the words only mean, "Do you speak French?" Jim inquires, "If they mean that why dont they say that!" Dr Forest says, in "Health, the New Method," we might mnke similar in quiries of the profeeßors ot iUassothcrapy ; but he goes on to explain massage, rubbing, »ni iUbenelicial results so that it might even enter the skull of the densest negro; m\ h« muscle-rulierand other new*method M» inwluable. An edition of btaoook much enJarged, is pablwheil"-•* VJ™* and "Health" Pabhoation Offices, 160 $Wn «troet, CarUtcburch,— [Avyi.l



MITCHELL & TUBNiSR ABE NOW OFFERING THE BALANCE OF THIS SEASON'S GOODS AT SPECIAL PEICBS. SUMMER SUITS SUMMER MANTLES AND JACKETS SUMMER MILLINERY SUMMER DRESSES FULL PRESS] DOUBLE WIDTH, GREYS «fc FAWNS For Ss 9d.



The JJeering Twine Binder. Over 950,000 UTow In U»e. THK MOST POPULAR MACHINE KNOWH (71&RLY Application is necessary, to save disappointment, for the balance of XjJ this'yeara 5. 6, & 7 FEET CUT MACHINES. LUKLINE HEMP BINDER TWINE, 700 feeb to the pound. The best in the market. 3TOCK OF EXTRAS FOR DEERING'S MACHINES KEPT OJJIAND TTJCKEB~& BEAN, AGENTS, WEST STRETT H GRASS SEED CLOTHS. REAPEK AND BINDER CANVASES. CANVAS AND BATTENS FOR REPAIRS. TjIARMERS ! GET QUOTATIONS, AND INSPECT THE STOCK BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE William Patching, EAST STREET SOUTH. 12 70 Canterbury Roller Flour Mills, ASHBURTON. REGISTERED BRANDS-"SUPREME" AND "UNION." WE have must pleasure in informing the public that we have secured our re^ quirementa of SOUND MILLING WHEAT from Limestone diatricta, and they can raly on our "SUPREME" being equal to any other brand in the market. We thank*you|for past favors, and solicit a continuance. AIWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. Rollitt & Co. i ■ FULL SIZED OORNSAOKS ALWAYS IN STOCK. F* BLACK, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, TEMPORARY PBEMISES-BULI OOK'S ARCADW. rpHE Business will be under the Ma^ement of MR JAMKS^ WILSON (lata of 1 Robert Bryson and Sons, Edinburgh, Watchmaker. tV h«^ u«e n n^T KJ i & J j£ able and afficient workmanship, hopes for a continuance of the support hitherto accorded to Mr A. Black. Good Line of Marble Clocks, suitable for presentations Good Second-hand Watches. Gold and Silver Jewellery. REPAIRS PROMPTLY DONE, AND WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. j N.8.-AU ACCOUNTS not paid forthwith, WILL BE SUED FOR without further notice] b\ BLACK-



To Shccpowners. T GIVE One Shilling Each for Five- Gallon Oil or Sheep Dip Drums in any quantity. Also lfi per pound for Clean Fat, or l|d for tallow. I CM. BROOUEI, SHEEP DIP MANUFACTURER,, ASHBURTON. NOTICE TO FARMERS. I am prepared to take risks on growing crops and grain in stock or barn, at lowest current rates. For particulars »PPly to HENRY ZANDJSR, I 3Q Merchant, Auhburton.



J. SEAO & CO-. I SEEDSMEN. I TURNIP SEASON, 1892. "VTOW Arrived, out Season's Stock OF PURE TURNIP SEEDS, Special'y Imported from the Celebrated Seed Firm of J. OABTER &CO., LONDON Farmers are specially requested to note the above. {Samples and quotations on application to J. SEALY & CO, EAST STREET AGENTS WANTED. WANTED Agent* for a GOOD SELLING LINE- Either sex and earn good income. Apply early as , only a limited number is required. NOVELTY IMPORTING CO., Bos W G.P.O, 8Tdo«y» »•* v



I "HARVEST CHEQUES," j WILL SOON FIND THEIR WAT TO Oaigheacl and Berryinan. •V ■ ■ - BECAUSE:— "We want; Now Suits after harvest, and as we stroll up and down East Street we always admire their new Tweeds and Fancy Coatings, and test ihe qaality." ' BECAUSE Craighbad akd Bbbhtman have the Largest Stock of Fashionable and most Durable Tailoring Goods in the District to select from." "BECAUSE You can always depend upon Caaiqhaianb Berrtman for " A GOOD FIT," " FIRST CLAtfS WORK," " BES r VALUR," and •• FATtSFACTION IN EVER* RE SPBCT." —special.— ; Strong Saddle T«reed Trousers to measure 21s. ! Good Hair-line Tweed Trousers to measure... 21s CRAIGHEAD & BERRYM\N, Tailor sand Outfitters. EAST STREET, ASy BURTON." John Orr and Co. HAVE now in Stock a complete Assortment of every requisite for the H*tit Field. 55 McCORMICK LATEST IMPAOVKD STEEL BINDER*. 1600 Bales Binding Twine 25 Drums Colza Oil 70 Cases Binding Wire 3 Cased Hay Forks 50 Cases Valvoline Oil 500 Dozen Knife Sections 40 Cases Lubrolenc Oil 1000 Machine Chains 25 Drums Olive Oil 5 Casks Bolts, Rivets, and Washers 50 Casoa Castor Oil LANDING EX TEKOA AND DORIC— 2 Cases Plated Teapots, Cruets H*H Ton Red Lead Frames, Jam Spoons, Butter Half Ton Assorted Paints Dishes 5 Bales Wall Paper 2 Cases Table and Pocket Cutlery 1 Cask Files and Rasps 2 Cases Leather Bolting 2 Cases Copper Rivets 2 Cases Locks and Hinges 1 Cask Preserving Pans 50 Drums Boiled Oil 2 Cases Holloware 2 Tons White Lead fc 5 Cases Randies [GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CArst-Clas* Goods aTS WHOLESALE PkICES. JOHN ORR & CO.



Stephens Bros., If ABKET MiOV»K: JAM- JAM. TUST ARRIVED, special Consign U ment of English and Mauritius SUGARS-Crushed Loaf, etc. Also, One Ton of the Finest Patras and ' Vontizza CURRANTS, Valencia RAISINS, Sultana Raisins English Feels and English Crystalised Fruits— 11 n«w and specially selected. A few nice parcels FANCY CROCKERY and CHINA WARE, etc., suitable for Christmas presents. ; Vert Lowest Legitimate Market : PRICKSj I Come and INSPECT OUR STOCK EARLY AND OFTEN. i | mmmm STEPHENS BfiOS. ]~~ MRITBUUiOOKr To Fanners ami those desirous of resid ing near town. TO LET ON LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS KHOM JANUARY 1, 1893. "THE GRANGE," Containing 725 A c r ■ s , ?25 Situated only about one and a half miles from the West Town Belt. About 200 acres were an early selection ; this, if desired, can be let with the Homestead, separate from the other. There is a 1 Dwelling {louse of seven rooms erected on the property; also commodious Stable, I Loose Boxes, Harness Rooms and Loft overhead, with Implement Shed attached which could be used as a shearing shed ; Cow Shed and other buildings, also Sheep I Yards. The Homestead is very suitable I for a family man, being so close to town. 1 Rental requited for the whole £325 per annum for the first three years, and £350 per annum for the last two. Apply to T. BULLOCK, Estate Agent. CARD, Mi&B Carson, TEACHER OF MUSIC, - PIANOFORTH AND ORGAN. BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON. THe lleSTre a IN CANIERBURY for the money, and free from any excess of astringency. COUNTESS 2s. ▲as Yora G&ocißft



Public Notion FISHING TACKLE. SEASON, 1892-93. Harry Frledlander BEGS to announce to his numerous patrons and friends that he has just opened, ex Aoratsgi, A LARGE & WELL ASSORTED bTOCK OF FISHING XACKJLE Of Latest Design MINNOWS in great variety, including the well-known Whitebait, McUl Devon's, and the popular Kill-Devil Spinner. Also, Flies of every kind. Reels, Hooks, Gat, Mounts, Waders, Fish Bags and Baskets, am) Gaff Hooks. A Complete Stock of FISHING RODS. CRICKEI' AND LAWN TENNIS MATERIALS Of every description by the best makers. Harry Friodlander, TOBACCONIST AND FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM, FISHING TACKLE DEPOT, East Street, Ashburton For Sale, Purebred CANARIES a few splendidsinging birds left. t'bEG to~announce to my Customer J_ and Friends, 1 have commenced WILLIAM AND TANCRED STREEIS. Now the hot weather ia set in no one should b« without a Filter, as the roost eminent authorities on sanitary matters in Europe, Americ*, and Australia have long since decided that death in its most Appalling forms lurks in impure water or beverage* made from orcooked in it. THE ACME FILTER supplies the lone wanted Filter for the Plains water races and tank wa»er. It can be new suppUed, charged with Charcoal, etc., or the Limestone Block. The latter is used all throuph Australia in Hospitals, Asylums, Schools, Hotels, and Railway Stations, etc. I* is easily cleaned and imparts to the water lime that is required for the body. Every medical man advises the use of filtered *ater, and apart from the sanitary point of view, the luxury of clean, pure water is recognised by all. _ PATENTEE & MANUFACTURER, W. H. Rule, 1 65 ASHBT7RTON. u.s.s. Co. j||l3n «J.s.s.o UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. TEAMBRS SAIL fkom LYTTEL TON AS UNDER: For Wellington—Monday, Tuesday, Wed nesday, Thursday, x*A Saturday. Nelson—Tuesday and Saturday. Auckland-^Thursday. Sydney—Every Second Thursday. Dunedin— Tuesday and Friday. Melbourne— Tuesday. Excursion Season commenced on November 1. Rorlu:ed fares over all lie Company's Hues. Forp^icularsapp^to-^^ AgeuU for l^hbirton



I • WILIJAM sES^^^ (Late vi ihefini. of Sorrow »nd KwryouaW ■ V.':K"'; i^f'£rs-4]j ' Tailor and Outfitter, r|| 1 > I" -4,~ ■•.& lAM DETERMINED TO DO THE \ V" 4 Tailoring Trade of the Town fcf . - ■■••■ ■ - v- And la enable me to do thU I have decided to charge PrkMttfcafe havt>t«f bMB ' ' heard of in AshbartoaJ .• ■'"■■ t ■ -,^.s ' '■■''- -*^i Gome and See for Yourself ; ■; NEWEST Tweeds, Coatings, & Fancy Suitings, :totk thr address : 39* The Shop between J. Ssaly &nd Co.'« ant H. 0. Segcrs. RAL.I STREET. ASHBUKTOH, 820 TEMPORARY PREMISES OF W. H. COLLIE K. '; / i ■ WHILST "THE CORNER IS BEtMG REBUILT. W. H. COLLIKIt IS '■' HOLDING A CiiBART-W SALB OV EVjiiRY DBSCRIPTCON OP DRA.PSRY IN COLEMAB'S NEW SHOP 3, BETWEEN "THE CORNER" AND BANK OF NEW ZEAUAffD r Great Cheap Sale -OF SUMMER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, MANTLES, DIUSSS GOODS, PRINTS, &0., NO W_ O IST. TN Consequence of the General Depression, we are making VERY GREAT 1' REDUCTIONS on all SUMMER GOODS for CASH. Purchasers are invited to COME EARLY and Secure Bargains. .8. W, ALCOKN" & OOi EA S T STRE ET. , FDRNITURB CARPBIS FURNITURE CARPBTB FURNITURE 'JARPETB *U ESTABUSHED OVER A QUARTER OF A OBKTURI. - r^ FURNITURE ' CARPETa FURNITURE CARPBK *U P. ARTISriC, INEXPENSIVE? . FURNITURE CABPBK FURNITURE CARPBK 11 BEFORE YOU BUY :i FURNITURE CARPBTI FURNITURE FURNITURE CARPET! FURNITURE CARPETS CABOT FURNITURE CARPET Qo net fail to T»it FURNITURE , -«r»w^''«.-- CARPET A. J. WHITB fURNITURE CABPBTJ His Extemive Showrooms coutain . , WTTRWTTURfi CARPET *UKWI U THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS WTTRWTTURE CARPET FURNITURE - „ CARPBT to be found m FURNITURE « ■ ■ CARPBT New Zealand. ; FURNITURE CARPET ™°re nuH -uiiiet in irnttrnt FTBHHOBB -.; OABPKI ifownroßs MU9f °*>*« FDBNITURE fIIOH m^ °*«^ FORmiUR. CHBIBTCHURCH T^ FURNITURE CA^ W FURNITURE x CARPIC , , ■- FOR PRIVATE SALE. I A CARI) Complete ThrMlilng mrha. c'claridgh 0^ TEACHER OF WE have for Private Sale a Complete pt AWnirOTITM A OHRAW Thrashing Plant, consisting of. PIAHOFOBTK ft UJUjtAN, ■ Eight Hone-power Traction Engine, by| pay RTDIifT ' F?wler; Combine, with live-feer Drum, { , C a^hlortSt V by Foster, with Elevators complete ; all m ASHBUKT.W. ;. j ■ fcrat-clsM working «der. TERMB QN AP p UCAMO^ L; Full particulars on application. :: •""■- '-v-%.V "■'■->*' 13 281 FHIEPLA^OER BROS. 1 1 ' .-•.-.-"'■'■''-i''- ■■