of buyers from all parts of the county. There was also a large entry of pigs sent forward by Mr Withell, for which there was a very strong competition, and the prices obtained were, to pufc it mildly, very satis factory. Small stubblers, 2ts to 23s 6d, and larger sorts accordingly. In cattle only two springers were yarded, which were disposed of at £6 17s 6d and £6 18s 6d.

MX JQHN G. RESTEIX7 Mr John G. Kestell, in conjunction with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (per Mr J. R. Bland, auctioneer), reports :—On Thursday, March 16, we held our regular monthly sale at the Hinds sale yards, when a very large entry of sheep and pigs was yarded. The sale was one of the most satisfactory ever held at the Hinds, and we cleared the whole of our entry at very satisfactory prices. The entry com prised about 7000 sheep and 160 pigs, of which we sold 2246 -sheep and 160 pigs, as follows :—29 fat crossbreds, 14s ; 468 memo ewes, 4a lOd ; 900 crossbred lambs, 10a 8d ; 388 old crossbeed ewes, 5s 8d ; 400 crossbred ewes, sound mouth, 12s 4d;" 13 ram lambs at 1 guinea. Pigs—2o breeding sows at £2 12a, 10 fat pigs, 35a; 25 fat pigs, 31s 6d; 41 fat pigs, 29s 6d ;36 store pigs. 23s t 6d ;29 Btnall stores, 15s: 1 boar, 29s 6d. CLEARING SALE. Mr John G. Restell, in conjunction with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (per Mr J. E. Bland, auctioneer), reports;—On Th^iday, March 16, we held a clearing sale ojfsheep, horses, and imple ments at the Acton Estate, South Rakaia. Notwithstanding the large attendance of farmers and others the sale was a very dull one, except for the broken draught horses, which sold well, as follows :-l black mare, £25; 1 black colt, £20; 1 bay mare, £17 10s; 1 bay gelding, £12 10s ; 1 roan mare, £9; 1 grey mare, £11 ; 2 bay geldings, each £7 10s; 1 bay gelding, £10; 1 bay mare, £11 10s. Hacks, aged, £4, *5, £6 ss. Drays, £5 12s 6d, £14 15s ; ploughs, £7 ss, 16 10s j drills, £10 10a, £6 10s; 11 Border Leicester rams, 3| guineas ; 150 old crossbred ewes, 8s 3d.

The Taranaki Dummying Charges.

[per press association.] New Tlymotith, March 17. At the Land Board enquiry this morn ing, Mr Samuel raised an objection to the Board proceeding with the cases, as no notice of the enquiry had been given in connection with them. He also took ob jection to. proceeding with the case of Kigley, contending that the Board had no jurisdiction. The Hoard adjourned till 2 30 p.m. to consider the point raised. On resuming after the adjournment Mr Kay, who appears for the Land De partment, stated that after a resolution which had been passed by the Land . Board he would .withdraw all the cases. | It appears that the Land Board, after consulting with Mr Kay and Mr Kerr, decided that they had no jurisdiction in the cases brought before it under the t and Act, 1887- Mr Samuel and Mr Barton, who appear for various clients, applied for costs. The decision was re served as to costs until to-morrow.

The Premier's Health.

Wellington, March 16. There has been so much said and so much more suggested as to the state of the Premier's health, that I (" Otago Daily Times" correspondent) am only glad to have the opportunity of stating a few facts that have come to my knowledge as indicating that Mr Ballanoe is fairly on the way to recovery, although his com plete restoration to health may be some what tedious. Thes<? facts, it is true, do not come from Mr Ballarice, but they are authentic to the extent that they repro duce the opinion of a vory uminent Eng lish medial practitioner, who states that the received diagnosis of his complaint is not correct. I have frequently wished to say something authoratitiye on this sub ject, which would give, assurance to the public that tumor in this case, as in most >oase!3, saw facis with glasses of great mag nifying power. The facts to which I re fer are the following :-^During the stay of Mr Balance at Wanganui an English medical practitioner on a visit to the colony was passing through that^town. L regret that my informant should have forgotten the name of the gentleman, but the statement of the fact itself came from a highly respectable source. Tho medi cal men in attendance on the Premier suggested that this eminent physician should be consulted. The suggestion was immediately adopted. The outcome of the consultation is this : that it was decided Mr Ballaoce's illness is mainly due to overwork and mental anxiety— that is, that his case is one known to all the medical faculty as that of a man who from various causes had allowed * his system to run down, in this instance to a very low point indeed. When one con siders the promiscuous givings out which have been prevalent as to the Premier's state it is an encouragement; for his friends and a comfort to himself that there is nothing to prevent his recovery with care and prudence in regard to exercise, diet, and freedom from mental worry. The English medical man called in, how ever, says the system has been allowed to run very low, and some time must elapse •before the normal health is completely restored.

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

POLITICAL. London, March 17- Mr Gladstone states he is unable to introduce the Payment of Members Bill this session, although he 'vill support the measure if brought by a private member.

THE ASHBURTON GffAKDiAfT: SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1893.



Tenders. " TENDERS. 'pENDERS are invited for building A additions to house, for M» W. H. Coiuys. Plans and specifications at my office. Tenders close on THURSDAY, March 23, the lowest or any tender not , necessarily accepted. 3 120 Architect. LAND FOR CROPPING. rpENDERS will be received by fehe J undersigned up to 4 o clock on SATURDAY, March 2b, 1893, for crop ping 550 Acres of Lani situated near Dcomore, the Property of Messrs Clark Bros., and being R.S. 27032-3. 300 acres have been down in Clover for live years, and 250 acres, three years. For particulars aP pIy TH()MAS< 3*69 Ashburton. UNITED DISTRICT CHARITABLE AID BOARD.' SEPARATE TENDERS (endorsed "Tender" and addressed to the Chairman) will be received at the Board's office, Worcester street, Christchurch, up to 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, March 21, for SUPPLIES for one year from April 1, 1893, viz. :— (1) Meat (fore quarter mutton and gravy beef) bread at per lb (w«ighed on delivery) potatoes in retail quanti ties), groceries, milk, fuel, dispens ing and drugs, funerals, boots, clothing, and printing supply of ration order forma for recipients of out-doc relief, and under either one orseparate contracts, for Christ church Sydenham and St. Albans, as the Board may determine. Also for supplies of Rations in Wool ston, Papanui or other suburb oi Christchurch, or any town, borough i or country district throughout "North Canterbury and Ashburton (2) F^r supplies of all Requisites at the LytteltoA Orphanage. (3) For supplies of all Kequisites at the Memorial Home, Woolston. TENDERS for SUPPLIES to" the Old Men's Home, Ashburton, for ONE YEAR will also bo received ab the County Coun cil office, Ashburton, up to 4 p.m. of TUESDAY, Match 21. TENDERS 'or RATIONS for out-door recipients of ralief in Ashburton wili be received at the Board's office, Christ church, up to 4 o'clock of TUESDAY, 21st intft. Forms and particulars can be obtained on application at the Board's office, Christchurcb, or at the above named Institutions. By order. THOS. C. NORRIS. Secretary. Christchurch, March 13, J893. 3 102 Government Notices. CROWN LANDS FOR SELECTION. I T is hereby notified that 1748 Acres of J, Crown Land in 8 blocks of from 40 to 865 Acres, situated near Ashburton, Mayfield, South Rangkata, and Waihao B'orke, will be open for application on and after MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1893, Under The Land Act, 1892, either for cash, for occupation with rkht of pur pose, or for lease in perpetuity, at the choice of the applicant. The cash price of the sections varies from 18s to £2 per acre Plans may be seen at Railway Stations and Post Offices, and also at this Office, where full particular can be obtained. J. W. A. MARCHANT, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands aud Survey Office, Christchurch, March 8, 1893. 3 66 POST OFFICE, ASHBURTON. WRITTEN TENDERS will bo re ceived at this office until NOON of WEDNESDAY, the 29th March, 1893, for " Alterations and Additions Contract, Post Office, Ashburton." Plans and Specifications may be Keen at the Public Works Office, Christchurch, and at the Post Offices at- Ashburton and Timaru. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. B. R. USSHER, District Engineer. Public Works Office, Dunedin, March 16, 1893. 3 119



ASHBURTON /"IOUNTY IJOLO fiLUB, SPORTS & PONY RACES. ASHBURTON RACECOURSE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1.30 p.m. SE\TEN EVENTS, Including Tandem, Cigar Mid Umbrella, Hurdle Races, etc. ENTRIES close THIS EVENING, 9 p.m., Racing Club Room, Henry's Com" mercial Hotel. 3J97 NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALASIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. S.S. MIOWEKA AND WARRIMOO. THF LARGEST AND SWIFTEST STEAMERS IN THE TRADE. X^SJJBU» MIOWERA, \\? ILL Sail for Melbourne and Sydney, VV via Port Chalmers and Bluff, on SATURDAY, MARCH 25, at 5 p.m. Passengers and careo at lowest rates. KINSEY & Co., Agents, Christchurch and Lyttelton, Local Agent, HENRY ZANDER, Under Distress Warrant from the R.M. Court, Ashburton. ZANDER V GIBSON. THE Undermentioned GOODS will be Sold by public Auction at MRS GIBSON'S FARM, WAKANUI, ON MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1893, at 12 o'clock noon. 1 PIANO, 2 Armchairs, 2 Oouchs, 1 Table, 2 Side Boards, 3 Bedsteads, 2 Chests of Drawers, 1 Mirror, 1 Washstand, 1 Sewing Machine, 1 Plough, 1 Pig, Sundries, etc., etc. A. M, PEARSON, 3tlOß BaiUff,



ASHBURTON INDUSTRIAL BUILD ING SOCIETY. A MEETING of applicants for shares in the above Society, will be held in the Arcade Chambers on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd inst., at 8 p.m. for the purpose of adopting rules, electing directors and other officers, and other important bariM"- H. ZANDER, 3 121 Chairman Provisional Directors. UPPER ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD NOTICE is hereby given that all out; standing rates unpaid on March 2p will be sued for without further notice. By order, J. DAVISON, 3+71 Clerk to the Board. ASHBURTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. HARVEST Thanksgiving Services will be conducted in the Ashbur ton Presbyterian Church on SUNDAY NEXT, in the Morning by Rev. P. J. Riddle, of Rakaia (who will also preach at Wakanui in the Afternoon), and in the Evening by Rev. H. T. Robjohns (agent for the British and Foreign Bible Society). 3*109 BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. THE ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the » PRIMITIVE METHQDIST CHURCH ON MONDAY, MARCH 20, at 7.30 p.m. Rev. J. Cocker in the chair. Rev. H. T, Robjohns, the Society's agent, and others will address the meeting. Collection in aid of the Society's funds.



Mr D. Thomas SPECIAL ENTRY. TINWALD YARDS. TUESDAY, MARCH 21,1893 Acting under instructions from J. D. Acland, Esq., Mount Peel, ■' SHALL have for Sale at the above ■*• fixture— OKf\{\ MOUNT PEEL MERINO WETHERS ; large framed ; sound mouth. A SPECIALLY GOOD LINE. D. THOMAS, 3t98 ' Ashburfcon; SPECIAL ENTRY. ramlfair. TINWALD S4LEYARDS. THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1893. MR D. THOMAS has received in structions from D. Cameron, Esq., Springfield, to sell by Auction aa above— OAA Lincoln and Leicester Surplus AW rams Also, a Draft of CROSSBRED EWES The Springfield Sheep need no com ment from me. ™D. THOMAS, 3*117 ABhburton. RAM AND EWE FAIR. THUR^DAyTmAUCH 28, 1893. [ SHALL HAVE FOR SALE at the i_ above fixture, over yj Art RAMS, consisting of English \£v/U and Border Leicester, Lin coln, Shropshire, and South down Rams. Also a large number of Lines of good CROSSBRED AND MERINO EWES, D. TFJOMAS, 3§87 Ash burton. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. MR D. THOMAS has received in structions from Mr Robert Clark, DRCMORE, To Sell by Public Auction, ON FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1893, The Whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of HORSES AYRSHIRE CATTLE -Two-Tooth and Crossbred EWES Crossbred LAMBS IMPLEMENTS a*d SUNDRIES Sale at 12 o'clock. DAVID THOMAS, 3£86 Ashburton. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT^ IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. THURSDAyTmABCH 30, 1893. MR D. THOM4S has recoived in structions from Mr S. Wright, WAKANUI, Who has let las Farm, TO HOLD A CLEARING SA^E Of the Whole of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Consisting of HORSES, SHEEP, CATTLE, IMPLE MENTS, AND SUNDRIES, Of which full particulars will appear in future Advertisements. D. THOMAS, 3 116 Auctioneer. 50 Acre Farm. FOR PRIVATE SALE—SO Acres Land, situated between Chertsey and Dromore, being Lot 6, part of Reserve 264, on the Main South Road. There is a House, Stable, and Orchard, sheltered by Pines, on the land. 40 Acres are ready for Wheat, 5 acres in Stubble, balance newly laid down to Grass. For particulars apply DAVID THOMAS, 3 115 Ashburton.



Mr John G. Restell. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29. CLEARING SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES & FARM PLANT. MR JOHN G. RESTELL (in con junction with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited), has received instructions from Mr Robert Estnis (who is giving up contracting) to sell by Public Auction at his homestead, Seafield Road, near the Ashburton County Saleyards, on the above date, the whole of his CONTRACTOR'S PLANT, comprising— "I ft Superior Draught Mares and J O Geldines; just oub of work. Q Double-furrow Ploughs. Q McCormick Reapers and Binders. "I Piano Reaper and Binder, -j Cambridge Roller. i> Farm Drays and Frames. ■j Set Harrows." 1 A Sets Shaft and Leading Harness. SUNDRIES, Etc. Also— A Firat-class fpringers. Sale at 12.30. H. H. SECRETAN, Agent. 3 113 JOHN R. BLAND, Auctioneer, EWE AND KAM FAIR. TLNWALD YARDS. THURSDAY, MARCH 23. MR JOHN G. RESTELL (in con junction with the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, Limited), has received instructions from various Clients to sell the following lines of Sheep :—^ On account C. J. Harper, Esq.,— 1 1 OQ TWO-TOOTH HALFBRED XJ-^t/ EWES, iiy English Leicester Rams ; a grand line. On account of M. Redmayne, Ksq..— £|OO llalflu-ed Four-tooth KWJtfi. Q?CA Second Cross Four-tooth OOU EWES. These Ewes are large framed and v. splendid condition. On account or a Ulient, — I'-v/'X/^V HalfandTrree-quarterbred ,6\J\J Two-tooth EWES. .;,, 1 f\f\f~\ Sound mouth MERINO lUU \J EWES ; straight from the station this year. Full moufch Crossbred EWES. RAMS. On account John Holmes, Esq., View mount, — 1 Six-tooth Stud LINCOLN RAM, bred by Hon. Matthew Holmes f\f\ BuRDBB LEICESTER m>\J RAMS I On account of F. M. Rickman, Esq.,*r 1 Of~l RA-MS, including Shropshire, ±.\J\J English Leicesters, Lincoln, and Merino On account John G. Restell, Esq.,— tj Four-tooth Border Lpioesters 8 Four-tooth Shroa-hire Downs ~i iy Four-toolh Linco'ns. On account; M. Redmayne, Esq.,— -\ C\ Two-fcooth Shropshire Down pf Shropshire Ram Lambs - ALSO,— rjfi? Shropshire Down Rams, from i O the celebrated flock of William Nulson, Esq. Bros), Petane, Hawke's Bay On account of other Clients, — P7l' English and Border Leicester, %tJ Lincolna, and Halfbreds H. H. SECRETAN, Agent. ! 3 114 JOHN R. BLAND, Auctioneer. J. T. Ford and Co. MESSRS J. T. FORD & CO. (in con junction with Mr Henry Zander), have received instructions from A. A, Peache, Esq., ta Sell the UNDERMENTIONED EWES, AT THE TINWA.LD YARDS, ON IUESDAY, MARCH--21. KQf) Half bred EWES 900 Quarter-Dack EWES O nrj Merino EWES » These Ewes are from the well known Mount homers flock, and are guaranteed sound mouthed, at d are a first class lob of Ewes. 3§Bo TINWALD YARDS. MESSRS J, T. FORD and CO (in conjunction with Mr Henry Zander), have received instructions from the Hon. John McLean, to Sell on TUFSDAT, MARCH 21, THE FOLLOWING SHEEP. KAf| Crossbred EWES, Sound OVJU Mouth ■jKA Pure Lincoln EWES -| AA Lincoln RAMS. iUU 3 110 ASHBURTON COUNTY STOCK AND SALEYARDS CO., LIMITED. THE ANNUAL Ram & Ewe Fair WILT, BE HEta) AT THE TJNWALD SALEYARDS ON ' Thursday, Iflarca 23, 18 9 3, Com*nericing with Ewes at 11 o'clock punctually. OWNERS of Sheep are requested to forward particulars of their entries to their agents as early as possible, so that proper accommodation may be provided. GEORGE JAMESON, 2UO Secretary,



Miles and Co., Ltd. RAM AND EWE FAIR, TINWALU SALEYARDS. ThurstfayTMAßCH £3. SPECIAL ENTRIES. On account Alford Estate, the following High-class Sheep,— ■4 ry BORDER LEICESTER RAMS. -■ ft LINCOLN Two-Tooth RAMS. -1 f\ SHROPSHIRE DOWN RAMS. £^f\r\ Superior Two-tooth Three- OvU quarterbred I WES, by Liu coln Rains. On account Messrs T. andJ. Harrison, Clent Hills,— -| £AA Sound-mouthed MERINO J_ 0U U EWES, free from Foot-rot ; and never had Crossbred Lambs. On account 0. J. Harper, Esq., Haclc thorne, — H QAA MERINO EWES. 1 on halfbred ewes. DA Halfbred LAMB RAMS, by Ov Leicestera, out of Merinos, On account of J. Cathoart Wa6on, Esq., Cor war, — OA Good LINCOLN RAMS. All first-class Sheep. Further entries solicited. MILES & CO., Limited., P. A. ARCHER, 3{90 Auctioneer. ASHBURTON PUBLIC LIBRARY. \J OTICE is hereby given that on and 13 after WEDNESDAY, March IS, inst., the Library will be open for the ex change of Books between the hours- of 7 p.m.^nd 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAYS, in stead^of Saturdays as formerly, and be tween the hours of 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily. BY ORDER. 4feNU4i 1893, 3 9f



[ —Now Landing— NEW WINTER GOODS. Craig head & Berryman, The Tailoring 1 Firm. ,'' '; ;i' " '"'—— . , — ■*• , J William Stocks, MONUMENTAL MASON, Madras Street Soutlij CHRISTCh URCff) TIfISHES to call the attention ef persons in. want of YV Monumental Work that he intends to sell the present Large Stock, consisting of Granite, Marble, nd other Stone Monuments^ at considerably Reduced Prices. Iron Fences, also Concrete and Stone Kerbtags reduced io price. Inscriptions and all work in connection with the trade done in first-class order. An early inspectioi invited Several new lines lately arrived, Auy reason able offer for the present Stock w<)l result in a sale, 'te^^^ ROBERT MURRAY* /|sk Watcb and ClocK. Si^Sß^&k MAKER. GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, tc., EAST STREET. I HAVE just landed direct from London a magnificent assortment of high-clas* Twenty-one Day MARBLE CLOCKS, which, wUh the large stock already on land, enable? me to show a Variety of Elegant Designs UNEQUALLED IN CANTERBURY SPECIALLY LIBERAL TERMS EXTENDED TO PRESENTATION COMMITTEES, &c. k Beautiful Selection of DIAMON 0 and other GEM RINGS ; DIAMOMD GOODS of all descriptions WEDDING and KEEPER RINGS. STERLING SILVER and E.P, WARF, FANCY GOODS &c, Suitable for Wedding and Birthday Presents &c. PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO OOUNTKS ORDERS BY POST OR TELEGRAPH. A. J. WHITE'S, CHRISTCHURCH, TS THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE FURNISHING .WAREHOUSE IN THIS COLONY, INSPECTION INVITED. CATALOGUES POSTED FREE.



THF~~~ f ASHBURTON ARCADE •pAINTING & pAPERHANGING ESTABLISHMENT. JOHN W~ILSON 1 (Late Jas. Craigie), Has in Stock a Choice Selection of PAPERHANGINGS in New Designs. BORDERS, DADOS, AND CEILING PAPERS in Great Variety. Estimates for Painting and Decorating given. All work executed promptly, with the very best materials »nd workmen. JOH3 "WILSON, ARCADE, BURNETT STREET. 3|BO ■ STEAM CHAFF (JUTTING 1 AND CRUSHING. VT EORGE UPBORNE Begs to announce that Kie is PREPARED TQ CUT CHAFF AND CRUSH GRAIN IN ANY QUANTITY He uses Messrs Andrews and Beaven's best Canterbury Chaffcutter, and their crusher with latest impi'ovenuencs, and can therefore guarantee giving every satis faction. Orders may be left with, MR GUBSELL, Tinwald ; Or, GEORGE OSBORNE, 3*5 WUlQwby,



MR T. BULLOCK. 4?Q£L 1O a X/UU IUS, A capital building si « ceitrally situated, being T.S. 674, containing Quarter-Acre, corner of Have* lock and \Villam streets. First class land, easy terms. Apply to T. BULLO'JK. STRAYED on McCormick Bros.' farm, Winchmore Road, on March 8, a hack mare, big cob, bay, shod all round, branded C on near shoulder. Must be claimed within a week from date, and ex penses paid, or she will be sold, 1 McCORMICK BROS. March 17, 1893. 3t107 Hampton's TpURNITURE WAREHOUSE, TANCRED STREET, Is Opposite Mitchell and Turner's. TRY HAMPTON'S I Perambulators from 22s 6d Perambulators Reversible Hoods from 355, Patent Rubber Tires Basket Ware Chest Drawers Chairs and Tables Bedsteads Cheap Furniture _ All Repairs Colonial Couches Wire Spring Mattrasseg. BRANCH BUSINESS. KAST STREET, Below Patching's. GREAT ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY, AND FANC* GOODS — 2J35 CHE*P,



Temporary Premises OLD TOWN HALL (Next ME RANDALL). ANDREW ORE JT A VING REMOVED to the above addrttw willl hold a GREAT CLEARING SALE OF Drapery, Clothing 1 andi Boots, FOR ONE MONTH DURING THE REBUILDING OP HIS OLD PREMISES. The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in the History of Ashburton, —COME EABLY-- — ANDREW ORB. NOTICE- W. H. OOLLFEII BEGS TO INTIMATE THAT HE HAS MOVED BACK TO THE NEW BUILDING AT "The Corner," Wbich Customers will find to be the best lighted and most convenient « Shop in Ashburton. A very Large and Complete Stock has arrived from Home, and the large shop is stocked to overflowing. All Goods will be sold at prices that cannot be touched, A MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF DRAPERY The finest and most fashionable display of DRESS GOODS in Ashburton " THE LARGE SHOW ROOM Is a sight to be seen, and is filled with the FEWEST FASHIONS IN MANTLES, JACKETS, MILLINERY, FEATHERS, CORSETS, &c, <fee. LADIES who only wish to inspect, as well as those who wish to purchase will be cordially welcomed. W. H. COLLIER, "The Corner." WILLIAM SPAftBOW, [(Late of the firm of Sparrow Mid Berryman), Tailor and Outfitter, I AM DETERMINED T*o DO THE Tailoring Trade of the Town And ta enable me to do this I have decided to charge Prices that bave new ben heard of in Ashburton Come and See for Yourself NEWEST Tweeds, Coatings, & Fancy Suitings, ffOTK THE ADDRESS : (HT The Shop between J. Scaly and Co.'a ano~ H. C, Segers. EAL.I STREET. ASHBURTON] KAIAPOI HOUSE AJOW IN THE FRONT RANK WITH Complete Stocks OF LINOLEUMS OILCLOTHS & CARPETS « MATTINGS < . ■ MATS g RUGS bm .. '■ CURTAINS B MUSLINS S 3 BLANKETS SHEETINGS - - ■ • Houseliold JLlnens and Furnishings A SPECIALTY. MITCHELL and TURNEa