Stonewalling the Sugar Bill.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.

Brisbane, October 13 In the Legislative Assembly' the Sugar Bill providing for assistance to establish central mills, met with strong opposition from the labour party, who desired to prevent any coloured labour being employed at such mills. The stonewall began yesterday and con tinued until to-night. Two or three of the speeches were over eight hours in length, fcir Thomas Mcllwraith as sured the House that the Government never contemplated the employment of Chinese or Cingalese at the mills. Kanaka labour would only be em ployed where white men were unable to work. The labour leaders accepted this assurance, and offered no further opposition to the Bill which passed through committee.

LABOR ITEMS.

[pur pkess association.]

Sydney, October 13. The Engineers' Society and steam ship owners hold another conference on October 19. Lokdon, October 12. The coal-owners are giving vay and allowing the men to return at the old rate of wages. Sixty thousand have resumed work. (Received October 14, 10 10 a.m.) London, October 13. The Miners Federation has refused to accept the terms proposed by the Mayors, and insist on payment of the old rates. 200,000 men are still out.

Late Sporting.

[per pkkss association]

(Received October 14, 11 35 a.m.) Melbouene, October 14. Heavy rain fell during the night, and ib is still showery, but there is a good drying wind. Moscow, with 7sfc 41b, put down Donation Bst 121b in Mordialloe Handicap, of one mile and a quarter, yesterday. Carnage runa to-day. There is no betting on Caultield Guineas in con sequence of scale acceptances. 1000 to 80 taken about Jeweller for Caulfield Cup, 500 to 15 Fulhara, 1000 bo 22J Hanington, 1503 to 30 Moss Rose, 1000 to 65 Moscow, 2500 to 125 Oxide. Stern chaser is at 100 to 3 tor Melbourne Cup. (Received October 14, 2.40 p.ai.j In consequence of the heavy rainfall the first day of the Caulfield meeting was postponed till Wednesday,

CRICKET.

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New York, October 12. Tn their second innings the Boston eighteen have lost ten wickets for 13 runs. Trott and George Giffen each took five wickets for 2 runs. October 13. The Boston eighteen were all out for 27. Trott took ten wickets for five runs, and George Giffen seven for eighteen. The .Australians, requiring 50 to win, knocked up 52 with the loss of only three wickets, thus winning the match by seven wickets and 2 runs.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

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"Oi din is*!" Wellington, October 14, The Welling'on Rifles are moribund. For sometime thd parades have been poorJy attended, and difficulty has been found in getting recruits. The majority will join D Battery, ;P«ac« Hestored. The dispute between the cabmen and the Manawatu Railway Company has been settled. found Dead. A man named Hayes was found dead in his house at Grant Road. There was no sign of violence and it is supposed heart disease was the cause of death. The Wednesday Half-Holiday. Tne Wednesday half-holiday will be ob served by tb.3 drapery and clothing trade strictly, and a vigilance committee will be appointed to see the terms of the agree ment carried out. A joint meeting of employers and servants wiil be held to impress on candidates the necessity for legislation. Educational Statistics. Dunedin, October 21. Educational statistics show the working average for September quarter to have been 18,264 ,• the stiict average was 347 less than the working average j 645 less than for the preceding quarter; 1119 less than the corresponding quarter of last year; and 1690 less than for the March quarter of this year.

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

HOME AND FOREIGN.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.

(Received October 14, 10.10 a.m.) London, October 13. RESIGNED. Mr Barry, MP. for Wexford, has resigned.

FATAL BALLOON ACCIDENT.

Rome, October 13. An Italian aeronant and his bride attempted to cress the Alps, but the balloon collapsed. The man was killed and the bride whs injured.

MATABELES.

Capetown, October 13. A large force of Matabeles bars Com mander Raffo's advance from Tebte. Numbers of the Matabeles are hovering around the Jb ort Victoria column.

STONEWALLING.

Washington, October 13. A continuous sitting in Senate has begun. Senator Allen spoke fifteen hours against the Repeal Bill.

AUSTRALIAN.

(Received October 14, 11,20 a.m.) SAN FRANOISGO MAIL. Sydney, October 14. The amount of £4000 will be placed on the New South Wales estimates as a subsidy to the San Francisco mail service for another year. It is unlikely any forrml resolution will be submitted as to the maintenance of the line.

MEASLES.

Two hundred deaths from measles oc curred in the Sydney metropolitan area in Sepbt mber, The epidemic i 3 now abating.

THE VICTORIAN PARLIAMENT.

Melbourne, October 14. '■■? hhe Victorian Parliamentary session concludes on November 3.

TREASURY BILLS.

Brisbane, October 14. The Queensland Government intend to issue £630,000 worth of treasury bills. J6250.000 will be devoted to making up the deficit-, £190,000 to meeting calls im posed and releasing accounts in suspended banks, and £100,000 for loans authorised under tie Meat and Dairy Produce Act.

PROROGUED.

Perth, October 14. The West Australian Parliament is pro rogued.

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I Public Notice?. £2 REWARD. QTRaYED from Ealing, on the 3rd kj instant, Sheep Dog, jet black, lew white hairs on chest. Answers to the name of "Ned." Any person returning the same will receive the above reward. HUGH McCOLL, 10 40 B.N.Z. Estate, Baling. PIANCKTCININa W lITOOLRIDGE is again ia \\ m Vy Ashburton on one of his usual visits for piano tuning. Terms : Annual tuoiag, three vi-its £1 Is ,' fciugle tuning 10s. Country visited. Orders may be left at Mr S. Salbk'h, East Street. 10 96 " ASHBURTON TyESLEYAN fci UNDAY £S CHOOL > AMUIVJEHSARY, , SUNDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 15, At the Church, Baring Square, Preacher-rEV l. M. ISITT. Special Singing by Children and Choir. Tea and Concert TUESDAY, October 24. Don't Forget (Services) Sunday Next. 10 7 REV. I_. in, ISITT. SIX NIGHT'S MISSION, ODDFEL LOWS' HALL, Ashburton, Liquor Traffic and the Direct Veto.' 1 SATURDAY 14.—" Regulation or the Mender." SUNDAY 15.—"The right Relation of , the Churches to the Liquor Traffic." Other Subjects in future advertisements. Meetings to begin at 8 p.m. Collec tions to defray expenses. 10 62 Under Distress Warrant issued out of the R.M. Court, Christchurch, Cole v Mayne. ~f HORSE, TRAP, HARNESS. ± WHEELBUIROW, &c, f &o. t Will be Sold by Auction, At 12 noon, ON MONDAY, the 16th INSTANT, At Police Station, Rakaia. WM. LEWIS, 10 93 Bailiff. STUDY Health and use Jumbo Brand Baking Powder. Purest and best. ASHBUETON I^LECTOEsT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— TT7 ILL YOU DO ME THE HONOR OF MEETING ME AT THE TOWN HALL, RAKAfA, ON SATURDAY, the 14th, at 8 p.m. AT THE SCHOOLHOUSE, METHVEN, ox MONDAY, the 16th, at 8 p.m. I also propose to address you at other centres of population throughout the Electorate. Faithfully, J. CATHCJART WASON. L Qt3o OOFFEE as a Beverage is more pala table and wholesome than Tea, Jse Oriental Coffee. Zealandia Boot Store TANOEED STBEET, ASHBURTON. pHE steadily increasing demand for L the "ZEALANDIA BRAND OF BOOTS Shows they aae still as popular as ever with the Public of Ashburton. For style, durability, and comfort they cannot be beat. A Large Stock of Ladies', Gents', and Children's Boots and Shoes always in stock at prices to suit the times. REPAIRS DONE AT REASONABLE RATES] J. Bishop's, ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, TANCRED STREET Zealandia Boots. THE Wonderful Reputation of these Grand BOOTS is still maintained and to-day the demand from AUCKLAND TO THE BLUFF IS GREATER THAN EVER, There are more ZEALANDIA BOOTS manufactured than any other make in the Colony, The Manufacturers are so confident) of the excellent wear of these Boota that they guarantee every pair branded ZEA LANDIA. For real hard wear and comfort they cannot be excelled, and they are made In so many different fittings that every kind of foot can be accommodated. Householders should buy this brand for themselves and their children, Once buy a Zealandia Boot and yon will never but any other make. The Boys' and Girls' Dependable School Boots and the Paragon (Patent) are wonderful; they are regular warriors. The Ashburton and surrounding distrl can now obtain these FINIS BOOTS Fttoai Mr J. Bishop, ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE ASHBURTON,.



Entertainments, ADDFELLOWS; HALL HAMPSTEAD SCHOOL CONCERT. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, October 19 and 20. TWO NIGHTS ONLY. Proceeds in aid of Priza Fund. PROGRAMME (entirely by Scholars) - PART I. 1. Selection ... . ... Orchestra 2. Solo with chorus—" Home, Boys, Home"(,Jude) ... School Boys 3. Recitation— " Papa's Letter " Mabel McKee 4. Highland Fling ... Ernest Pickford 5. Recitation—"flow he died " (an Australian yarn) ... D. Moriarty 6. Chorus—"The Bold Gendarmes " (Offenbach) School Boys Interval of ten minutes. PART 11. The Kinderspiel "DOST CtUIXOTU" J. 0. GRIEVE, F.E.I.S. In two Parts. Part 1. the Early Autumn; Part 2, One Year L-»ter. Scsne—A Copse near the Boundary of iCnoman's Lea. CHARACTERS— j Peter Patter, alias Don Quixote Willie Wastle, alias Sancho Panza Handy Andy, afterwards a Capcain in the Army Tom Tug, afterwards a Lieutenant in the Navy—Lads of che Village Dolly Dimple, Hand Andy's little aister Willie Wimple, Tom Tug's little brother Rantin' Rovin' Robin, a ploughman on the farm of Hoojiken and a general favorite The Lady of the Lea, owner of the estate Lucy, Pegay and Biddy, the Lady of the Lea's domestics Dame Durden, of Hoojiken Farm John, Dick, Joe, Jack, and Humphrey, lab'ring men at the farm Molly, Betty, Dolly, Katey, Dorothy, serving girls at the farm Soldiers and Sailors, Sailor's Hornpipe, Field Drill, Fancy Costumes, Old English Counrty Dance. 10*06 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FLEMINGTON. ANNUAL Tea Meeting- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 9 175 Futolic Notices. ASHBURTQN BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE TO SHOPKEEPERS AND OTHERS. ""VTOTICE is hereby given that any J_N person or persons Sweeping or Depositing paper or other rubbish in the street side channels will be prosecuted. BY ORDER. October 3, 1893. 10 17 BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. ALBERT AGER will preach To-Morrow morning 11; Evening, 1.30. Reception Tea Meeting in the Schoolroom, Peter Street, on WEDNES DAY, October 18 Tea at 6 o'clock. Public meeting at 8 p in. Addresses by Ministers of the town and others. Tickets, Is. 10 105 I^OR Bread, Scones, Pastry, etc., you will find Jumbo Baking Powder unsurpassed. TO LET—Dwelling of six rooms in Tancred street. T. BULLO3K. RTENTAtT^Coffee is the blend of the Choicest Ceylon and Mocha. Try it. __^ TINWALD TOWN BOARD. NOTICE is given that all rates unpaid on FRIDAY 20th will be SUED FOR without further notice. C. E. FOOKS & SON, Clerks to the Board. October 9, 1893. 10 58 ACLAND, DUDLEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS, STOCK AND ( STATION AGENTS. HIOXEY TO I/EMI ON APPROVED SECURITIES AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Farms and Properties from 5O TO 5000 ACEES. 143, HEREFORD STREET, +101 Chulstchurch. ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. WATER SUPPLY ACT, 1891. NOTICE is hereby given that at a special meeting of the above Council held on FRIDAY, the 6th day of October, 1893, a resolution was adopted to make a Special Order curtailing the liarita of the Ashburton-Rakaia water race district and declaring a certain part of the County of Ashburton to be a new district under the provisions of " The Water Supply Act, 1891," for the purpose of the construction of water races therein with the name of "The Wakanui Water Face District," and such resolution will be submitted for confirmation at a special meeting of the Council to be held on FRIDAY, the 3rd day of November, 1893, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. The proposed Special Order la to take effect on the 15th day of November, 1893, from and after which date the said new District will be constituted. A copy of the Special Order is deposited ak the office of the Council, and will be open to the inspection of the public every week day dm ing office hours up to the said 3rd day of November. By Order. F. MALN WARING, Clerk to the Council. Ashburton, October 7 1893. 10 50 jp | (~"|/~k —On account of the Mor c^J-v/"* gagee. Price required for Lot 92 ; containing 38 perches, Eaton street, Hampstead, on which is erected a 4-roomed Cottage. Very easy terms of payment. Small cash deposit balance by instalments bearing a low rate ofi nterest, viz., 7 per cent per annum. Good op portunity for an industrious man acquiring his own freehold. T, BULLQC&



GEANI) SHOW OF -FURNITURE AT THE A SHBURTON FURNITURE WAREHOUSE TO-NIGHT. Everyone should come and see for themselves. All invited. No one pressed to buy. T. JtL Undbill and Co., TANCftED STREET. S, S. I N D R A M A V 0. BY THE ABOVE VESSEL, WE HAVE BECEiVED ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF THE Largest Novelties in Dresses, ALSO, Choice Wool Delaines. In Cotton Groocla. Crepons, Delainettes, French Satteens, Zephyrs, Fancy Nainsorks, in Delightful and Endless Profusion. TANCRED STREET MITCHELL & TURNER "^^MIR^AND OTHERS. BUBTNESS T0 ™ *"™WALD HVRD Lll HUBDL KB. \ O^Z^Z^^^T^ „., tt ji rt ni i- * 1-. >! SELL, the Business he has carried on for 7ft Hurdles 2* (Heach many quantity. ( several yeara ln Tinwald wiU be lee or ■wr it nnT r ttwo o. n*\ ' so^. He ia now doing a first-class trade nio W- X- 8 Z v' i. ias Draper, Baker, Butcher, and General 213 limber Merchants. : Storek £ eper# i nten ding purchasers can — ...— —* : .^ j be shown that the business is paying well „_„ i and that by making a small deposit any TO SHEEP FARMERS AND OTHERS ,i industrious man can make a clear start. . 1 This business can be worked very cheaply. 11HE Undersigned is offering 6ft 6m Apply and 7ft HURDLES made cf seasoned | JAMES GUD3ELL, V.D.L. timber, at 4s and 4s 3d each in I Tinwald, lots of thirty or more. They can be seen j — —. at my Siding, railway crossing, Durham street, south. Mewellyn Owen. JAMES GOSS, pianoforte7~singing and DURHAM STREET, NORTH, HARMONY. CHRISTOHURCH. 9 189 ARCADE CHAMBERS. (Dances not attended.) 4 2 DO YOU KNOW t — — 'fxHAT we are SELLING OFF all our , —— ■—— —7 J- NEW GOODS, and giving a dls • A CARDJ count of 1 „„. , FOUB SHILLINGS MR H. C. ORBELL, OF* JB7KRY POUND FOR CASH, SOLICITOR, ASHBURTON. because we are OVERSTOCKED, and MUST REALISE. Ofmce : mr Ccme ,ndleT our Shopfull of oJ^JEZMSSK*. New Mercery, Hats, fehirts, Ties, Boots, i8t127 <fee. (all marked in plain figures). —— Men's Good Tweed Suits to measure r— . - during the sale from SEED. SEED. SEED. #£ 15s to £3 lOf) . — FOR CASH. 1 K^VE a specially selected stock of _____ * -*- Cocksfoot, Red Clover, Cow Grass, GRAIGHEAD& BERRYMAN IssS&Ss^** 2* THE LEADING TAILORS AND JOHN G. RESTELL, OUTFITTERS, 10§35 West Street. Ashbwton. 9*62 ~~ — _ _ -AJTB, A, HUNTER, t i TkTT-vm to i wt\ n fkn n mr«\T J3IL Chemist to the Productive LANDELLS AND PRESTON, Manure Syndicate of Otago, will Deliver A LECTURE HNOINEERS and CYCLE EXPERTS, On the General Subject of Manures in the ORANGE HALL, GUN AND LOCKSMITHS. T Oj* SATORDAY AFTERNOON Immediately after Mr Thomaa Sale. 10*92 "VTAME PLATES, Stencils, Engrav- ~ "— ±N ing and Die Sinking. TRUTH AND HEALTH SUPPLIES Sewing Machines, Lawn Mowers, &c, COMPANY, repaired. —— — Christchuech. LANDELLS AND PRESTON W. CORRIE JOHNSTON, Manager will commence business in Ashburton on "I" BEG to inform the residents of the _L District of Ashburton that lam MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 4gent for the above Company, the Celebrated Muscle Rollers for Rheuma in the Premises in Burnett street, next tism and Gout, and also the New Health 9t69 Ashburton Club Method. I shall call at all places and bo „ at my Hotel all day next SATURDAY. HENRY COHEN, [A CARDj. Agent, ~~~" ___ _^ __, Ranger's Prince Albert Temperance MR-S A. O. CLARIDGE b -r£ ote i. v ]o § 3 TEACHER OF ~ PIANOFOETE & ORGAN, p>Y a Suitable and trustworthy servant, -*-* a situation in town or country. COX STREET, Can furnish the most satisfactory refer ences from the best of families and public ASHBURTON. places. My qualifications as a servant, IERMS ON APPLICATION. I am colonial bred and born. _____—— lam young, well built, powerful, with a constitution of stone. S I n G t n fi. jam a g OO d worker, willing to work MtaTeS Flower, *f^ Jj- J = , nQ T ATE of the Royal College of f rie nds to call on. ±J Music, London, is prepared to j seMom require a do(Jtor# give instructions in the above art. I never strike for wages or join any Terms upon application. Residence, society. Cox Street. At home Monday's I require no fcod, and am a total ab- Thursday's and Saturday's, from 2 stainer. till 4. 8 139 Of water I use a large quantity, no -—-~. ■ ' matter how filtky. FOB SALE, CHEAP. I have not a single vice or bad habit. „ I work for all nationalities, and under- THAT Desirable Suburban Property sfcaL nd one language as well as another, lately in the occupation of W. T. I h^e no particular religion, bat will Kingston, situated on Carter's Terrace, conform to the belief of my employer, within easy distance of the town, contain- , I*l politics I vote on all sides, particu inc about 7 acres of splendid land, on larJy on °L» Ru« s Sl*Q- , . , , , which h erected a new House of 8 rooms, I ai" employed among the rich and the plastered throughout; hot and cold water Poor as well »B.in all Pubhc Places laid on to each room ; all necessary out- Ev, ery °? e hkeß me ' an? ,once I work buildings: Windmill; splendid young for them they cannot do without me. Orchard. The whole forming one of the }am a, sav, lo, ur o£ fche people s health, nicest properties in the District. I hold daily receptions in Tanered For full particulars apply sfcreefc Easfc»to whlch y°u are all co^ially ASHBURTON FINANCE $ invited. AQENCY CO., LTD., My name is 9 *55 Arcaae- RULES ACME WATER FILTER. 980



WALKIiE'S BOT FLY REMEDIES. *V7ARR\KTIfIO TO CURK A^X HOBSB AFFLICTED WITH BOTS, IP * * GIVKN IS J'lM ifi, and to Improve the Condition of the Horse, whether he has Bots or not, given in two de.iches, LOCAL TESTIMONIALS. Gray's read, Amberley, !>larm.id shout lie rest of my stock. I used your September 6, 1892. Box Fm Rkmjsdies on oae that was very bad, Mf Walker, Sir,—Your Bot Fly Remedy a-ninad every symptom of dying, aud in three reached me in due course. I gave them to da>e Bhe was completely cared, end is doin^ one that was very bad, and as I had well. 1 believe it is a proper thing, and if loet a splendid poung horee, I got very given nt ihe proper time we shall have no atrx oup, as the stomach presented on- oiae& moio deuths from the Bot Fy. ot bots ia all siagee, vsi h ihe coaing eateu David Bb \vs t. away. I am glad to tell you that the one 1 drenched according to your in truotions got Bro; k ide, December 12,1892. quite better, and ia now at hig work again. Mr Wtilker, - S r,—l wish to add my I I would highly recommend farmers to use the testimony io the wonderful effete of your iiraeintime, as 1 aw, satiefiedthat they will Bit Fly Remedies. I h&d a v«lu*b'e horse save and gtea'ly improve the condition of the whkh got very bad and graduilly got worte. horde. Send me some of your Box Fly I quite believe he would have died. He kept Preventive for the summer, and oblige,— losing fleeh, got a dry coat, tight skin, care- YDUrs very respectfully, worn expression of the eje, a cough, running Edward Watson. at the nostrils, and could scarce work I got —— y°.u.r remedies and gave them as direoted, Killinohy, September 14,1892. with the most beneficial results. The second Mr Robert Walker, Christohurob, Dear <»y after getting the last drench he began to Sir—Your Bot Fly Remedies have proved a P*" bots in handfuls, some of which I here complete suocEBS with my horse. He had with hand you. Immediately after paaiing been very bad for some time; the coat dry, a the bots he began to mend, and ia now as fat tight skio, got very low in condition, and got as butter, hearty and well, thanks to Walker'a scarce able to walk. I quite expected he Bot-fly Remedies Any who doubt aend would die, as he bad all the symptoms of one them to mf, and I will oonvinoe them that that my neighbor lost with the bois. I gave your remedies are a boon to the community your remedies aa you direoted, with the and the suffering horse Every horse should following resule:—The horse, after getting have them in the season, aa lam oonfident tha late bottle, beoame very pained, lying if used there will be no more deatha from tha down rolling and groaning with pain, in the bot-fly Uae this aa you please, paddock. He began to cough very hard, each H, Lovkll. cough bringiog away a thick humorous j matter from the nostrils, the like of which I Greenwood Farm, never saw before coming from a horse. Thi3 Southbridge, August 2,1392 continued all next dey, whioh lam certain Mr talker, Sir,—l an glad tobeartesti were the bots bursting from the effects of the mony (0 , he won d er ful effecta of yourßoT Kemedy, and coming up through the nostrils Fly r EMKDIEB . One of my beat horses be by the effects of the cough. After this ceased, oame very Dad . the 6kin tig h t> the eje Hfo. the horse began to mend, and in bix days I leM fend a J bad oO i or Bn( | got Jow in condition, had him at work again, heartily well, You Anxioua to finish ploughiog a paddock I did should make these Remedies public, so that not want l 0 , ay nim np um ii he beoame un farmers might know there is a remedy for ab | e to lift hia feeti or do » ny more . We bad this destructive paste. Send ma gome t3 he]p him j nto a Bta bi e I gave him your Preventive for keeping off the fly in sum- R 9me die ß , and, and the twatment you pre mer,—And oblige, soribed, and ia a few daya he was quite Robert Mclorraw. beMWi Bnd now at hia work ; hearty and welU —— I quite believe, had I not given him your „  . J mberley, July 26,1892. Remedies, he would hate died. You can an To Mr Robert Walker, Christchurob, Sir, this as you pease. |— Having lost three good horses, and on ex- J R bebt Thompson, amination found the stomaoh of two oom pletely eaten through, and the whole ofthe stomaoh thickly covered with bots in all stages of transformation, I became much AGENTS FOR ASH BURTON—W. Anderson <fe J. Hbseltinb, Saddle*. MANUFACTURER—ROBERT WALKER, Canal Reserve, Woolaton.



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