TELEGRAPHIC.

HOME AND FOREIGN.

(PKU PUEBB ASSOCIATION )

LABOR MATTERS.

LoNiiON, January lo i Tho " Daily Ne.vs" conaidera that the labor party are really Socialists. Mr Mundella, President of tho Board of Trade, declines to create a Labor Bureau. ,- iL - The new labor party demands the abolition of monarchy.

IRISH AFFAIRS-

The Irish members have agreed upon a scheme of distribution of the funds in the hands of the Paris bankers. The Home Rule scheme is nnally drafted. Mr Gladstone believes that it will secure unanimity among his supporters. He has expressed his willingness to appoint a Scotch Com mittee in the House of Commons, and a Welsh Land Commission. Mr O'Brien has refused to pay Lord Salisbury's costs in the libel action, and will be adjudged a bankrupt. The evicted tenants in Ireland threaten to commit outrages unless ■ they are reinstated. Ihe Premier has been engaged with the Cabinet in a prolonged conference pn the Home Rule Bill. Political exciteiretit is increasing as the opening of the session draws near.

THE CLEVELAND ESTATES.

. London, January 16 Sir Henry Fletcher Vane has com menced proceedings against Lord Bar nard to obtain possession of the Duke ->f rJlftvelanrl's estates.

OBITUARY.

Mr T. Shaw, M P. for Halifax.

A MIBMAiVA(*KL> BAKiv.

. The receiver who was appointed when the London and General Bank (lid.) suspended payment in September last, reports that the institution was grossly mismanaged, and that when the dividend of 10 per cent was de clared the reserve fund was exhausted. The auditors were not to blame in the matter, for although they entered a protest it w*s ignored by the directors.

THE PANAMA SCANDALS.

Pakis, January 16. Representatives of the German, Hungarian, and Italian newspapers have been expelled from the city for asserting that the Russian and Italian Ministers were implicated in the Panama Canal frauds. The shareholders in the Panama Canal Company have resolved to sub scribe 25,000,000 francs to continue the canal. .

DYNAMITE FATALITY.

Brussels, January 16. News has been received that a train load of dynamite exploded at Matadi on the Congo, resulting in the death of fifty persons, including many Belgian officers.

SMALLPOX.

Hoxg Kono, January 16. There is a great outbreak of small pox is Shanghai. The Emperor of China has also been attacked, but is recovering. The heir apparent is ill.

MOROCCO.

Madrid, January 15. The Spanish navy is watching Eng land's action with regard to Morocco. The Government fear that she may seek to establish a supremacy in that country similar to her position in Egypt-

THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.

Berlin, January 15. In the Reichstag, General Yon Caprivi, said that in the event of war the Balkan States would be likely to assist against Russia, though she was, really their most dangerous enemy, The Servian reserve* are being put through a special'course of drill. This fact is regarded as having some political importance. Vienna, January 15. The "Wiener Tazeblatt" saya that Russia and France have agreed, in case of war, to each mobilies 600,000 mm in six weeks. A report is current hera to the effect that the Czarewitch is to marry Princesi Alice of Hewe, granddaughter of Queen Victoria,

THE CHICAGO EXHIBITION.

Washington, January 15. The authorities of the Chicago Ex hibition have invited the Prince of Wales to visit it.

WINTER IN AMJtKIUA.

The accumulation of ice in the Uhio river is causing some distress, as supplies cannot be forwarded to dis tricts along the banks. The autho rities have ordered an attempt to be made to remove the obstructions by dynamite.

THE CRISIS IN FRANCE.

4jQNI)QN. January 16. The '• Statist" says that the fact that the Bank of France is ceasing to pur chase gold, and has given notice to the Bank of England to prepare for the removal of the former's credit balance, indicates danger to the bimetallic sys tem, and gravely adds to the difficul ties of the political situation. Home, January 18. His Holiness the Pope, addressing the French nation, appeals to them to accept the existing Government and stop the downward cou^e of the Re publican party,, which' appears to be pable to uphold the President.

INTERPROVINCIAL.

Apcstum' January 16. t!he enquiry into Mr Mitbhelsons charges against John King, census enumerator, are proceeding before Mr Giles, R.M. Mr Birown, Jate Registrar- OenwaV. deposed that he objected to ■ ting aa aa enun^eratpE on the score of Expense. ' He \\ad hpt' 4^cp,vered any ' naccoiaqejs in thP return beyond that in h^tries the cose of raw materials and tha manufactured article was sefc doarn at the same amount. William John Angrove ■tated his cheque was re-issued direct from Wellington for the amount claimed. He tent either Mr or Mrs King two or three guineas, but there was no previous Arrangement. - Wbllikgton, January 36. The Brewers' Conference of New %e*iand is sitting here," but the proceed ings are private. ! Messrs Kidd (Auck land), Kennedy, MacArchur, and Wilson (Wellington), Louissor (Christchurch), godson (Marlborough), Greenslade, Joel, md McQavjn (iWedin) are present. Incoinft tax 1 notices w}U be posted by

A deputation from the New Zealand Educational Institute wainctd on the Minister for Eduofion t<»--Jti . In reply to questions put t<-> l«im, Mr Reeves said he would try to Wrin ' nhout *n annual conference »»f iuspiwt■•!>, but did not think the insptctois could be Wrought directly und^r the uonirol >f the Educa tion Department at present. He still objacted to ihe strict average system, but as the Treasury was now borrowii.g no money extra expenditure could nob be in curred at present. He had drafted » Bill dealing with the question of the attendance of pupils, which he hoped to pass next session. He had no ].ower to prevent Education Boards transfetring funds from maintenance to building accounts. As to a court of appeal for teachers, the insti tute should consult the Boards on the subject. He did not think power should be taken from the Boards of fixing their own scales of salaries. He thought some of the smaller Boards would either have to amalgamate or approach Parliament with a view to petting more funds. He felt inclined to try the experimentof examining for D and JS by members. He did not agree with rhe institute in con demning the tendency of Boards to con . fine the appointments to teachers of their own district. He would bring the ques tion of making some provision for aged and infirm teachers before the Colonial Treasurer. He did not think freedom of classification desirable at present. DuNEDiy, January 16. Information has been received that Mr Willian? Barnes, contractor, of Dunedin, has been suffocated by a fall of gravel at Beaumont. I The "Paly nlmes" Hpecial corres pondent telegraphs that Mi- McKenzie, I M.H.R.. and the search party reached , Te Anau just as the steamer arrived from the head of the lake, bringing one long I oar, two small oars and a sprit. The lorn? oar was lost by McKinnon eighteen months ago, but the two small oars and sprit where in his boat wh*n he left on his last trip, and there is little doubt that he has been drowned. The oars had been picked up by Mr Richard Henry and left at the entrance to Island North Fiord, but without a memo. Mr Henry is at Te Anau Downs station, and the Govern ment search party leave for there in the morning to learn from him particulars of his find, Napier, January 16. A serious fire broke out between six and seven o'clock this evening in Sidey and Lcckie's large ironmongery store.- For a time there was great dange" of the fire extending to the Masonic Hotel and National Bank. Fortunately there was no wind, and after a hard fight of two hours the fire was got under and confined to the premises in which it originated. The building was gutted, and all the stock, valued at £8000 was practically destroyed, as water spoiled what was not burned. The origin of th* fire is a com plete mystery. Considerable alarm was felt lest the powder and dynamite stored iv the building should explode. Some detonators did explode, shattering part of the building and slightly injuring several firemen. The insurances on the building are—National £300, South British £703 (of nhjch £450 is reinsuied in the Phoenix, Northern and Standard) ; stock £5450 divided as. follows :—Coramerqial Uniou £200, Royal £600, Liverpool and London and Globe £250, North German £200, Sun £300, London and Lancashire £500, South British £3400. Of the latter only £500 is held, the remainder being reinsured in the Phoenix, Standard, Sun, North British and Mercantile, Northfrn, Norwich, Union, nnd Commercial. Inveroargill, January J6. At the inquest on the body of Lilian Byme, the child drowned last week by her mother jumping with her from the Invercargill jetty, the jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against Annie Byrne. Sergeant" MicDonneU deposed thdt the convicted woman was not in her right mind when brought to the station after being rescued. He had seen her in the same state before, as the result of biandy drinking. She had no sense of the gravity of the crime she had com mitted. Byrne, in reply to the coroner, said she aid not know what she was doing when she jumped into the river. It was deposed that she tried to again throw herself into the water, and resisted being taken off the jocty. Two witnesses declared that Captain Sundstrom, of the s.s. Invercargill, dragged the woman by the feet some distance, and then set her up and pushed or kicked her, evidently under the impression that she was drunk. A light rain is falling to-night. A good , downpour is much wanted, the crops being short in the straw, and turnips have been three times sown in places owing to the want of moisture. The wind has been almost constantly at south-east to south for the past month, cloudy and cool.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

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Welll»*to« Public library, Wellington, January If. The committee appointed to select books for the public library, after forfcy one meetings, have drawn up a list com prising 4500 works, contained in 6300 volumes. The amount was £2250. The City Council will be advised to adopt the "list and call for tenders at neit meeting.

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.

Annual Conference.

AFTERNOON SESSION.

WAIMATE TKTJST. A committee consisting of Revs Potter and Harris and Messrs Taylor, Hall and, J?ow, were appointed to. enquire into the Waimate Trust. WELCOME. It was resolved that a cordial welcome be given to Revs Barnett and Haywood, I the two young ministers who have lately arrived from England. BENEFICENT FUND. The sums of £53 10s 6d for ttm year, and £16 8s Bd, the balance for last year, were passed for payment to the General Committee Delegate. DISTRICT COMMITTEE. | The report of thU Committee was j receive^. children's equalisation fund. i The Treasurer reported tha inepwf during the year to have been £506 Is 7d, and the balance to credit of the fund, to be £180 Is lOd, DiSisUOT jqi&SION UtV REPORT. The Treasurer' reported that the ex penditure during the year had been £307 11s ll£d. JUBILEE LOAN FUN.O. . The receipts, for th,e year were #19? I°3 Id. BJfAMJNAHONyi. The Examining Committee reported result of examinations as follows j— Fourth If ear. W. Woollass-6 subjects 86 marks. J. Dawson—s subjects 64 marks, I Third Year. ' J. Cocker—6 subjects 92 marks. W. C. Woodward—6 subjects 69 marks. Second Year. Henry Williams—3 s^b\ecta 40 marks. F. W. Kays—fl subjects 79, marks. W. C. Wood—6 subjects' 76 marks. First Year. ' G. Carr—6 subjects 80 marks. R. Raine~6 subjects 69 mark^ J. W. Hayyfard—6 subjects 84 marks. The report was adopted. It was mo.ved that Revs Messrs J. Dawson, W. Woollaas, James Cocker, William C. Woodward, W. C. Wood, G.

Carr, R. Raine, an. I J. W. Hay* aid In passed in their respective years. D'UJi* I.HING JFUiNU. The Treasurer -elm woil the receipts to b> £83 15s, In the evening a temperance moeiinp was held in the church under the pre sidency of Mr PavidGoldie, of Auckland. There was a large attendance, the church being crowded. The meeting was ad dressed by the Revs W. C. Woodward, < R. Ratne, and P. W r Jones, and Messrs E. W. Hall, and Herbert. The addresses were very interesting, sometimes very racy and .amusing, but each.,w»B a power ful advocacy of tempeiance, and made appeals to those who were not already enrolled to join the rankd of the cause.

TUESDAY.

MORNING SITTING.

TRIAL SERMON. A trial sermon was preached by the Rev R. Raine, from Matthew IV—27. The Conference resumed its session at 9.30. LEAVE OF ABSENCE. ' This was granted to Mt Roberts, of Donedin, owing to illness. Leave *of -absence was also granted to Rev P. W. Jones for the remainder of tha Conference, as the health of Mrs Jones was such as to require her immediate return to Dunedin. NEW ZEALAND StirERANNtTATED MINISTERS* WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND. The report showed the income for the year to have been £4 15 6a sd, and the total value of the fund to be £510, ACTION OF EXECUTIVE, The action of the District Committee was confirmed re the transfer of the Rev Mr Oarr from Hew Plymouth to Manawatu. CHAPEI& REPORT. This report waa read and adopted. Value of Church properties, £27,180 15s 5d ; present debt on Church properties, £10,276 6s Id ; Paid off debt during the year, £719 7s. Two chapels were built during the year, Jand a schoolroom at Christchurch. The report was passed as satisfactory. preachers' roll. , Rev J. Dawson wcs received into the approved list of preachers. The Rev Joseph Long died during the year. The Revs "Burnett and Hay ward have come to the Mew Zealand district during the year. There are no ministers leaving the district, and none are resigning. MISSIONARY AFFAIRS. The accounts are to be closed by November 30 in each year. Rewards are to be given to the children who collect for missionary funds. Accounts of stations are to be presented to the Dis trict Meeting when they desire to come upon the Mission Funds. DISTRICT TAXATION. It was remittel to the District Com mittee to draw up a scheme of district taxation during the year.

| A meeting of delegates from the different swimming clubs in Canterbury was held in Christchurch on Saturday evening to con. aider the advisableness of removing the headquarters of the New Zealand Amateur Association from Auckland to Christchurch. Delegates . from the Christchnrch, East Christchurch, Lyttelton, and St. Albans Clubs were present. All these dabs were in favor of the removal of headquarters to Christchurch. The Ashburton Club wrote to the same effect. After considerable dis cussion, Mr W. S. Wharton, St. Albans, moved that this meeting is strongly in favor qf removing the headquarters of the New Zealand Amateur Swimming Associa-1 tion to Christchurch at the end of the present season, Mr J. M. Wateon, Christchurch, seconded the motion, whioh was carried ' unanimously.

THE ASfIBURTON fltUltPlAfl i. TtTE^J?AY, J vOTABY 1?, 1893.



ATUIiJJAY,' JA.NUAKY 2i. ALFORD FOREST DISTRICT. In the entate of A. Gunderson MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions to Soil by P JbJic Auction at th« Ai c ido on the above date, by order of the Publ c Trustee as administrator in the above estate, The Equity of Ssction 9, p;wt of Rwmi ye 240, Block 1, containing 20 ACRES, Spixton Sm-vey District, held under Village Homestead Settlement lease. Sale at 11.30. T. BULLOCK, 1*56 Auctioneer. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALASIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.



rftr-gfr mHE Company's Mag tffajffißLm I nificent steamship AIIOWEB4, 4000 Tons Register, Will be despatched from Lyttelton, weather, &a, permitting, as under :— MIOWERA on January 21, for Port; Chalmers, Bluff, Milford Sound, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington and Lyttelton. This Company is the ONLY ONE which is in a position to offer a Round Trip without the trouble and discomfort of changing steamers. Passengers for the rounJ trip have the privilege of living on board the sceamer free of charge while in all ports. For further particulars apply to KINSLY & CO., Agants, Christchurch and Lyttelton; Or, HENRY ZANDER, Agent, Ashburton.



F.CLARK, HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST NEW PREMISE* 8, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. Site of the Old Shop, HAS just opened a Choice Assort* ment of Cigarettes, W.D. and H.O. Wills, The Three Castles, Firefly, Vaaity Fair, Old fudge and Cameo. G.8.D., V,V., and other Pipes, Sole Agent for Divas Cigars, Five Cigars and Case, Is.



If. JE. Boonfngrtoi?, BEGS to announce to the public of Ashburton jnd surrounding districts THAT HE HAS COMMENCED BUSINESS AS CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST In Premises next to New Zsaland Cloth ing Faotory, EASTSTRE T. The shop has been conveniently and elegantly fitted, avid completely appointed in every respect. MR H. E.BONNINGTON Having had twelve years experience with Mr Geo. Bohnington, of Christchurch, (rusts with careful attention to merit a share of patronage. MR"T7"BaXLOOKr TINWALD.—For Sale, corner Seotion No 71. centrally situated near the. Railway Station TO LET, at a low rental, small shop with dwelling attached, closo to the Oddfellows' Hall. FOR SALE, on easy terms, 600 acres good sheep country ; also, 480 acres all in English grass. I FOR Sale, Town Sections 822 Cox Street, 842 corner of Cass and Aitken Street, and 818 Aitken Street.



Public Notices MUSICAL. THE .UUburton branch of the Dresden Piano Company, will open next | week at the " School of Music," Saunders' Building's, East Street. HORACE A. GATES, 1§79 Agent and Manager. ASHBURTON HOME. fT LENDERS are invited for additions to _L the Ashburton Home. Plans and Specifications can he seen at the County Council's offices, Ashburton, where Tenders will be received up to four p.ra. on THURSDAY, 19th instant. By Order, F. MAIN WARING, Clerk. Ashburton, January 13, 1893. 1*53



NOTICE TO FARMERS. I am prepared to take risks on growing crops and grain in stack; or barn, at lowest current rates, Fop particulars apply to HENRY ZANDER, 1 30 Merchant, Auhburton. TO THRESHING MAOHINF, PROPRIETORS, rpHRESHIPG Machine Books on an JL improved principle printed on the shortest notice at Mail Office. Save time, and ensure accuracy in your threshing accounts by sending in orders for books early. ASHBURTON PUBLISHING CO., Burnett Street.



J. SEALY & CO., SEEDSMEN. TURNIP SEASON, 1892. "VTOW Arrived, our Season's Stock OF PURE TURNIP SEEDS, Special 'y Imported from the Celebrated Seed Firm of J. CARTER & CO., LONDON Farmers are specially requested to note the above. Samples and quotations on application to J. SEALY & CO. KAST STREET



CAW, Miss Carson, TEACHER OF MUSIC, — PIANOFORTE AND ORGAN. BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON.



Stephens Bros., MARKET IIOUSK. JAM- JAM. TUST ARRIVED, special Consign J ment of English and Mauritius SUGARS-Crushed Loaf, etc. Also, One Ton of the Finest Patras and Vontizza CURRANTS, Valencia RAISINS, Sultana Raisins English Peels and English Crystalised Fruits— 11 new and specially selected; A few nice parcels FANCY CROCKERY and CHINA WARE, etc., suitable for Christmas presents. Vert Lowest Legitimate Market Pricei] Come and INSPECT OUR STOCK EARLY AND OFTEN. STEPHENS BEOS.



MR T BULLOCK SATUBBAY, JANUABY .21. DESIRABLE PROPERTY WATERTON, LONGBEACH DISTRICT. \/T B T. BULLOCK has received in- LVL structions from Mr Thomas Timma, to Sell by Public Auction afc the Arcade on the above date, B[is property at Waterton^ Containing . 30 a c v E s, 30 Divided by woll grown fences into three convenient sized paddocks, all well watered, and being part of R.S's. 7200, 8393. There is erected on the property a Dwallinghouso of 5 rooms, with Washhouse, Garden, well stocked with fruit trees and surrounded by a wejl grown plantation, T.V numbers of the R.S'a. (ucticate that this was a very early selection. It is a very desirable property for a married man, being close to a school and in the centre of a very good district. U not sold as a wholo, it will bo offered in two lot*, vis., aua^res with house, etc., and 10 acr^s, Terms at Sale, which takes place at 11.30. ~ T. BULLOCK. jfsf . Auctioneer.



Great Cheap Sale -OF SUMMER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, MANTLES, DRESS GOODS, PRINT*, &c, ■ " N O W_ ON XS Consequence of the General Depression, we are making VERY GREAT REDUCTIONS on all SUMMER GOODS for CASH. Purchasers are invited to COME EARLY and Secure Bargains. 8. W. ALCOBN & -CO., BAST STREET. WILLIAM SPARROW, (Late of the firm of Sparrow and BerrymanW Tailor and Outfitter, I AM DETERMINED TO DO THE Tailoring Trade of the Town And ts enable me to do this I have decided to charge Prices that have neve- bees heard of in Aahburton] Come and See for Yourself NEWEST i ■ ■■ '! Tweeds, Coatings, & Fancy Suitings, "JOTtt THE ADDRESS : Ss* The Shop between J. Scaly and oo.'s ana H. C. Segers. * EAJL.I STREET, ASHBURTON, 8 20



TEMPORARY PREMISES OF W. H. COLLIE K. WHILST "THE CORNER ' 13 BEIPG REBUILT, W. H. COLLIER* IS HOLDING A CLEARING SALE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF DRAPERY IN COLEMAVS NEW SHOPS, BETWEEN "THE CORNER" AND BANK OF NEW ZEALAND]



HARVEST, 1592-3. John Orr and Co. HAVE now in Stock a complete Assortment of every requisite for the Ham Field. 56 McCORMICK LATEST IMPfIOVRD STEEL BINDERS. 1000 Bales Binding Twine 25 Drums Colza Oil 70 Cases Binding Wire 3 Cases Hay Forks 50 Cases Valvoline Oil 500 Dozen Knife Sections 40 Cases Lubrolene Oil 1000 Machine Chains 25 Drums Olive Oil 5 Casks Bolts, Rivets, and Wtthtts 50 Cases Castor Oil I LANDING EX TEKOA AND DORIC— i - ■ ■ 2 Cases Plated Teapots, Cruets Half 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 Belting 2 Cases Copper Rivets 2 Cases Locks and Hinges 1 Cask Preserving Pans 50 Drums Boiled Oil 2 Cases Holloware 2 Tons White Lead 5 Cases Handles GROCERIES and PROVISIONS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FArst-Clas* Goods kT WHOLESALE PRICES. JOHN ORR & CO.



FOR PRIVATE SALE. | Complete Thrashing Plant { WE have for Private Sale a Complete Thrashing Plant, consisting of Bight Horse-power Traction Engine, by Fowler ; Combine, with live-feet Drum, by Foster, with Elevators complete ; all in first-class working order. Full particulars on application. 12 221 FRIEDLANDER BROS.



The Oshxjovt Biscuit. The latest and most delicate biscuit nwnufofttured by Aulsebrook and Co Messrs Colemane and Sons' Eucalypti Extract (manufactured at Mittanag and Cootamundra, New South Wales) has attained a reputation as a. specific for affec tions of the chest, lungs, consumptions asthma, diphtheria, and a variety of other complaints. It numbers among it* patrons , Earl Jersey, the present, and Lord Carring ton, late, Governor of New South Wales, while in Great Britain during the influenza epedimic scarcely a house or office was with out it. Messrs Colemane and Sons' whole sale depot is in Chribtehuroh. Sharland and Co. are wholesale agents for the North Maud.



f . GUABS SEED CLOTHS. '. /:_ S| MM KEAPER AND BJNDEB CANVASE& ; -' f «^H CANVAS AND BATTENS FOR RKPAIRR ¥|^H CURMERS ! GET QUOTATIONS, AND INSPECT THE STOCK Bllft>a| YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE -_ , <*'*■'-i)|| I William Patching, v-;:|| EAST STREET SOUTH ' " .-,^l||il



The Deering 'Twine. :Bindi9r;.-3 Over 350,006 Mow 1* Use. f:4 I THK MOST POPULAR MACHINE KNOWftJ '■■) I (j^ARLY Application if necessary, to save disappointment* for the Wibn , fll 1 V this yean ■" - :"|j§ . 5, 6, & 7 FEET CUT MACHINE 3. / / -"""^ I LURLINE HEMP BINDER TWINE, 700 feet to the pound. The b«at «in •; J A the market. • •■ ;.. r ;- .v. ; u| || STOCK OF EXTRAS FOR DEERING'S MACHINES KEPT <M HAND , , ||| .TUOKE L-T& BE^ | I AGENTS, WESTSTRETT , ," "r 2% : J| Canterbury Roller Flour Mills, |l| , ASHBURTON. _  ,/, ;| REGISTERED BRANDS—" SUPREME " AND "UNION." ||1 TT7 E have must pleasure in informing the public that we hare secured own* 'M YV quirements of SOUND MILLING WHEAT from Limestone districts, and , they can rely on our "SUPREME" being equal to any other brand in the market, J|| i We thank you for past favors, and solicit a continuance. ■ fl ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. X Rollitt & C&. • .■ || FULL SIZED CORNSAOKS ALWAYS IN STOOK. « F. BLACK, • \ . - ):-M WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, :- ' '.|| TEMPORARY PRE If ISES-BULJ OdK'S ARCADK. ||| npHE Business will be under the Management of MR JAMES WILSQN (lat« of i|| L Robert Bcyson and Sons, Edinburgh,. WatehnnkeM to theAneen), who by bit :||i able and afficient workmanship, hopes for a continuance of the fl«sport ttltMKto f#| accorded to Mr A. Black. v ' ; -' _ ' • .'^ ■ . Good Line of Marble Clocks, suitable for preMntet&t '% :f |il Good Second-hand Watche*. - •„ , .-..% •■>;'••"•; - - Gold and Silver Jewellery. •' ■ , ", y l--. :;.%-^^'.W^ REPAIRS PROMPTLY DONE, AND WORKMANSHIP ■GIUR^HTBEBI A N.B—AII ACCOUNTS not paid forthwith, WILL BE SUEI) TOR [M farther notice] ' ' . ■ , ~^ ■ K|f F. BLACK ■-■ • | MITCHELL & TURNER I ARE NOW OFFERING THE BALANCE -:' \ - |j| THIS SEASON'S GOGBS iI -.fi AT '* " - ■ -ill SPECIAL* PRlCES.'':,;i*;| • SUMMER SUITS ': " . " ' '-"\fil * . ■ Pit'!* SUMMER MANTLES AND JACKETS 'Am SUMMER MILLINERY '" : ' : ||j SUMMER DRESSES ; ;|^ *' ■ , t :- r :ik FULL PRESS DOUBLE WIDTH, GREYS k FAWNS f ; ■." For 8s «d. •, . . | — -—, —- — jjf "HAKTEST CHEQUES^ ':!$ •- ■ WILL SOON FIND THEIR WAY TO ■ X ? Craigliead and Berryman. f| " - t'f 1 ' BECAUSE:—" We wank Now Suits after hamat, and mwe stooll op fe ]j and down East Street we always admire their mwTwMds »nd Fancy Coatings, and test the qoaUtj." • -- _ ,W * BECAUSE CmaaHEAD a»© Bsbrtman hare the Lancet Otoc* « Ai Fashionable and most Durable Tailoring Gooda in tfre District to select from." ' ' . v -\«-~ - r/'<- r>fff yam," i »a "FATisrACTioH.iH iwai las- ; i- ;is ,; : # i . —SPECIAL. — _ ■■ >;|j Strong Saddle Tweed Trousers to measure... ... ... ... tto.- ll Good Hair-line Tweed Trouaers to measure -Sit. l|j ;. CRAIG HEAD & BERRYMAN, | I Tailors and Outfitters. EASTfITRKET, ASHBURTON. :^ j|