CRICKET.

A match played at Hmds on Monoay, November 6, between that district an,i Lawcliffa resulted in a win for the former by an innings and five runs. Ssores were as follows : ~ Hinds CO. Ist limings. 2nd Innings. R. Davis, cDeushi c c Robertson b Me b McLean ••• 2 Lean 4 T. Smith, run out 2 c and b McKeague 4 A Norrish, c and b c D arden b Robert- McLean ... 3 son 4 G. Harris, b McLean 7 b Robertson ... 3 F. Emerson, b Mo- Keugue.* ... 11 c and b Dearden 0 E.. Sawle, run out. 6 b McKeague ... 16 H. ifawle, c and b c Dearden b McKeague ... 1 Robertson ... 1 T. Parrish, c Ford b IVcKeacue ... 6 b Robertson ... 0 T. Padgefc b Mc- Keague 3 b Robertson ... 8 H. Emerson, run out 1 not out 1 T. Annett, not oat 0 c Ford b Dearden 5 Extras m 9 Extras .. 4 Total ... 51 Total ... 50 Lowerjffe C.C. H. Eves, b Emerson 1 b H.Sawle .-. 2 D. Robertson, b Sawle 0 c Emerson bSawle 11 D. McLean, b Sawle 2b H. Sawle ... 0 H. McLean, b Emer son ObE. Sawle .. 8 C. Meares, b E. Sawle 2 c Pad get b Emerson 3 W. McKeague, b E. Sawle ... 0 c and bH. Sawle 2 F. R. Dearden, b Emerson ... 0b H. Sawle ... 1 €b McKeague, c and b Emerson ... 0 run out ... ... 1 W Ford, bE. Fawle 0 c Smith b Emerson 4 Warington, b E Sawle 2 b Sawle 4 Sub, not out ... 0 not out 0 Extras ... 1 Extras ... 2 Total ... 8 Total ...38

The Attitude of the Temperance Party.

The " Good Templar Kecord," in the number just to hand, counsels temperance reformers to take no action under the new law, but leave it to be administered by those who have enacted it. "Waste not time and strength and means in any abortive attempt to secure a local option vote under such condiliona as tho^e pro vided by the new law. Be no party to the recognition and application of such retrograde and reactionary legislation, but insist on its immediate repeal. . . Let temperauce reformers refuse to vote for any candidate who will not give to their votes the same value and considera tion as the new liquor law of a professedly Liberal Government gives to votes that are not recorded." The Independent Order of Gcod "Templars are submitting i the following questions to the several candidates for Parliamentary honors throughout the colony, and soliciting i written replies :—lst—Will you pledge yourself, if elected to the House of Representatives, to support and vote for, irrespective of all parly comideraiions, a Bill which will give toth? electors of each district the power to decide by a unj-u-ity of votes registered afc a poll taken fur the purpoae (a) The number cf licenses which maybe granted within the dip brict; ib) Whether all application for licenses shall be refused ; (c) Ko compensation to be allowed for non-renewal of license 1 2nd : Will you give your support to and vote for a Bill to repeal "The Alcoholic Liquors Sale and Control Act, 1893." or to amend it in accordance with the preceding ques tion

TRfc ABHBURTON GUARDIAN i THURSDAY, NOVEMBBB 9, 1893,



I Government Notices. *■ /,|:| ■R. THE CUJfcTI >T ESTATE. ' "ATOTICE is hereby given that Fifty-Four Farms, compritino; 12,482 acres of First and Second class Agricultural LanrJ, will be open for application for Lease in Perpetuity, on and after Monday, the 13th day of November, 1893, at the Lard Offices, Christchurch, Timaru, and Cheviot. Rents from 2* to lla per acre per annum. Areas from 83 acres to 485 acres. Also, Three Grazing Farms, comprising 2,506 acres, for Lea je ftr twenty-one years. Sixty six Village Settlement Allot . MENTS will be open for selection for Lease in Perpetuity. Rents from 3a to 123 per acre per annum. Areas from 4| acres to 77 acres Also, for Sale by Auction, on the 17th November, at the Provincial Council Chamber, Christchurch, at 11 a.m., for Cash or. on Terms, Forty-nine Farms, comprising 11,936 acres of First-and Second class Agricultural Land. Upset prices from £3 to £12 per acre. Areas from 31 acres to 573 acres And Thirty-three Sections in the new Town of Mackenzie. Prices, £7 Kk tc £30. The Mansion House and 5,000 acres of Land will also be offered for Sale in one lot, for Cash or Terms, on the 17th November. Upset, £25,0C0. Should the house and land not be sold, then 2,896 acres will be offered in 6 sections, on same terms. Prices, £2 15s to £5 12s per acre. Plans and terms, with fuU particulars of the lands and a brief description cf each section, can be obtained at any Land Office in the colony JOHN McKILNZrE, 10 ]8t Minister of Lands. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. i Train Arrangements for A. and V. Show and Races at Christchurch. Cheap One-day Excursion Fares on Show Day. fTIHE Evening Train from Christchurch JL to Ashburton. and Methven, on the 7th, 9^h, and 11th November will start at 5.15 p,m., and run thirty miautes later than timetable times. On the 11th a ] train will leave Chrutchurch for Dunedin at 845 p.m., taking passengers from Chrisfcchurch for Ashburton and stations beyond. Excursion Fares to Christchurch on 10th November (Show Day) from Ranai tata, RangUata Island, Baling, 9.9 6d first-class, 7s seond ; Hinds, Winder mere, Winslow 9s and 6s 6d ; Tinwald, 8s and Qi ; Ash burton, Dromore 7s 61 and 5s 6d ; Chertsey, Hatfi&ld, Somerton, Mit cham Gi 6d and 4s 6d ; Sherwood to Cairnbrae 7s 6.1 and 5s 6d ; Methven 8 and 6s; Rakaia, 5s 6d and 3< bd. These tickets will be issued from stations south of Ashburton, for a (rain starting from Timaru at 7-10 a m., due from Rinprata a- 8 27, Hinds 9, Winslow 9 16, "iinwald 9 27, Ashburton 9.42, Chertsey 10 13, R'ikaia 10 27, arriving at Christchurch at 12 15 p.m. This train will take the place of the 11 a m. train from Ashburton to Christcr urch, which will not run. From Ashbuvton to RakaH and Methven line the tickets wi'l be issued for the first train, which will be altered to leave Ash burton afc 8 5 a.m., Cliertsey 8.35, Rakaii 8 53 ; Methven dep.irt 7.30 a m., Lauris ton 8.2, Rakaia arrive 8.45, Christchurch arrive 10 48. From Ashburton (only) they will also be i sued for the 9.42 a.m. train. Excursionists from south of A&h burbon return by special train leaving Christchurch at 9.15 p.m. This train will NOT convey excursionists returning to Ashburfcon or stations north ; they must go by the evening train which will leave Christchurch at 5.20 p.m,, Rakaia 7 29, Chertsey 7 42, Ashburton arrive 8.10, Rakaia, depart for Methven, 735 p.m., Lauriston 8 18, Methven arrive 8-50. The tickets will be available for the 10th only, and only by the trains provided for herein. The train from Mount Somers branch to Ashburton will start at, 7,30 a.m., and run 25 minutes EARLIER than time table times to connect with the 9.42 a.m. train from Ashburton. These trains will not work goods traffic, 11 25 BY ORDER, TO LET—Dwellinghousa of six roem with bay window and verandah, con veniently situated in Tancred street. T, BULLOCK, ASHBURTON WOOL SALES '|>HE FIRST SALE of the Season will ■*- take place at the oram<;e iiiiiii ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1893, When all the Foreign and New Zealand Buyers will be represented. MILES & CO., Lo. FRIEDLAEDER BROS. D. THOMAS. J. G. RESTELL (For the New Zealand Land Association. T. T. FORD & CO., fer H. Zander. 11*38 FOR SALE, on easy terms, Town Se fion 439, together with 6-roomed cottage thereon. All in good order Well &itu-1 atcd in Tancred screeb. i T. BULLOCK. I WE are sellling, as we have for eighteen months past, seven feet Birch Hurdles at 2s 9 J ; seven feetV.D.L. Hurdles at 5s 6d each. TUCKER & BEAN, 10 X 35 ' West Street. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. TTURDLE S. II URDL X€\ y'f t Hurdles 2s &■! each in any quantity. W. K. COLLTNS & CO., 2^3 Timber Merchants, TO SHEEP FARMERS AND OTHERS I^HE Undersigned is offering 6ft 6in and 7ft HURDLES made cf seasoned V.D.L. timber, at 4s and 4s 3d each in lots of thirty or more. They can b,e seen at my Siding, railway crossing, Durham Street, South, james"goss, DUIIHAM STREET, NORTH, CHRISTOHUROH, 9 189



The Oxar/W Biscuit. The latest and imst deli cato Biscuit manufactured by Aulsebrook and Co I



Public NotieeF. FOR SALE—6O Acres, all in Enghsn grasses, not far from the Tinwald Sale yards. A property such as this has often been asked for T BULLOCK ASHBURTONTn DUSTRi A.L BUILDING SOCIETY. fTHHE NPXT Appropriation will be jL ballotted for in the Orange Hail on TUESDAY, November 14, at 7.30 p.m. Shares taken up by MONDAY, Novem ber 13, and fully paid up will participate in the ballot. Only a few shares are now aVftilable' J. 0. DUNCAN, 111155 Secretary. TO LET—Dwelling House, Charles street., Allenton, near the entrance to the Woollen Faqtory. T. BULLOCK. " N~O~T~I 0 X OWING to the Dissolution of Partner? ship, ALL ACCOUNTS due to the late firm of Taskbr Bros, must be paid to me on or before the Ist December, 1893. All Accounts remaining Unpaid after that date will be sued for without further notice. ERNEST EDWARD TASKER. 11 5 TIN WALD.— TGLi/r, Cottage situated in Harland Street, not far from the English Church. 8 T. BULLOCK. TO LET temporarily, for Grazing only, 37 2 Acres near the County Saleyaids. Apply to ■• • T. BULLOCK. ELECTORS OF BANGITATA Mr W. S. Maslin ■¥Xf ILL ADDRESS YOU AT VARIOUS CENTRES UN DEB :— TINWALD PUBLTC HALL, November 13. WAKANUI SCHOOLHOUSE, November 14. FLERfINGTQN SCHOOLHOUSE, :'" ' November lfy. WILLOWBY SCHOOLHOUSE, November 16. 11 oo The Holidays. IN Order ho keep pace with the rush of Tailoring Orders already received, we have engaged a number of extra hands (first-class tailors). Customers requiring ]$ew Suits, etc., for the Holidays, should leave their orders as eatl/ as possible, JUST OPENED OUT Newest Materials for Suits, Coatings, Trouserings, Fancy Summer Vestings, Cricket, Tennis and Cyclings Cos tumes, exs.s. Otarama. Three Cases of Novelties in Ties, Hats, cjhirfca etc.. for the present season. •' §enW boots and -shoes. OBAIGHEAD & BERRYMAN, THE IM il)IN« TAILORS AND OUT FITTEIiS,



WALKER'S BOT FLY REMEDIES. CVTARRAKTEO TO CUR 1*! AN? HORSE AFFLTCTKD WITH BOTS, IF ** GIVEN 1$ TIM 10, ari-i to Improve the Condition of the Horse, whether he has Bofca or not, given in two cl ouches h 0 OA L TESTIMONIALS



Gray's real, Amrerley, S'p ember 6, 1892. Mr Walker, Bir,—Y nr Bot Fi/y Rkmedy reached me ia dun course. I gave them 10 one thaft was very bid, vnil a s* I h«d lost a splendid poung bcr^p, I got very anxiou?, as the stomach presented one aiasa of bots in all stage?, wi h ilie coa ing ca'pn away. I am glad to tell you thhtihe one 1 drenched according fo your in-t rncn"ons got. quite bette", n"d is now nt his work agin. 1 would highly recommend fnrra r-> o use the same in tim<*, as 1 am *alien«d il-a they will save and gren ly improve thy endi i n of 'hr hcrae. Send me e> me of your Bot FhY i Pbevbntive for the summer, and obligo,— Youra very respectfully, Edwabd Watbon. Killinoby, Spp'omber 11, 1892 Mr Robert Walksr, (Jhrislohurob, Dear Sir—Your Bot Fly Remedies have proved a complete auoocss with my horse. He had been very bad for some time ; the ooat drj, a light skin, got very !ow in condition, and got scarce able to walk. I quite expected be would die, as he had all the symptom 3of one that my neighbor lost with the bofs I gave your remedies as you directed, witth the following reeul s:—The horse, after getting the late bottle, became very pained, lying down rolling and proaning wi:h pain, in the paddook. He began to oough very hard, each cough bringing away a thick humorouß matter from the nostrils, the like of which I never saw before coming from a horsp. This continued all next day, which I »m oartain were the bots bursting from the effeo b of the Kemsdy, and coming up through the no-tri!s by the effects of the oough. After this ceased, tbe horse began to mend, and in six days I had bim at wcnkagßin, heartily well You should make these Remedies public, so that farmers might know there is a remedy for this destruative pa&te. Send ma some Preventive for keeping off the fly in sum mer,—And oblige, Robert Mclokeaw. Amberley, July 26, 1892. To Mr Robert Walker, Ohristohurob, Sir, —Having lost three good horse?, and on ex* aroination found the stomach of two com. pletely eaten through, and the whole of the stomach thickly covered with bots in all stages of transformation, I bscame much



farmed aboa tho rest of my s ook, lusedjour Bot Fly Remedies on one that was very bad, and had every symptom of dying, and in three days Bhe was completely cured, and is doinp we'!. I believe it is a proper thing, and if given at he proper time we shall have no more deaths from the Bot F.v. David Br wm. Brot k°ide, December 12,1892. Mr Walker, - Sr,—l. wish to add my ta-tiroory to tbe wonderful cff.-i tR of your B t Fiy R medics I had a VdUub'.e horse whi h got very bad and gradually got wore. I quite believe be would have diod. He kdpt losing floch, got a dry coat, tight skin, care* worn expression of the e>e, a cough, running at tbe HOBtrils, and could scarce work I got your remedies and g-<va them bs directed, with ihe most benftjoial results. The second day ufter getiing the last drtnch hi began to paEs bot.B in handfuls, soma of which I here with hand ycu Immediately after passing the bots he began ;o mend, and is now as fat as buiter. hearty and well, thankato Walker's Bot-fly Remedies Any who doubt send them to me, and I will convince them tbat your remedies are a boon to the community and the suffering horse Every horse should have them in the season, as I am confident if u~ed there will be no more deaths from he bot-fly Use this as you ploaee, H. LoVELIi Greenwood Farm, Southbridge, August 2, 1392 Mr Walker, Sir,—l an gkd to bear testi mony to the wonderful tfftots of your Box Fly Remedies. OaQ, of my best horses be> oame very b d ; the skin tight, the eye life less and a bad color, and got low in cor-dition. Anxious to finish pkughing a paddock I did not want to 'ay him up un:il he became un« able to lift hia feet cr do any more. We bad to help him into a stable I give him your Romf dies, and, and the traatment you pre scribed, an i in a few days he wa3 quite better, and now at his work, hearty and well. I quite believe, had I not given him your Rem-dies, he would have died. You oan use this as you please. Bvbebi Thompson.



AGENTS FOR ASH BURTON—W. Anderson & J. Hkssi/hhb, Saddler. MANUFAOrURER—ROBEET WALKER, Canal Reserve, Woolaton.



SEED. SEED. SEED. I HAVE a specially selected stock of Cocksfoot, Red (Jlover, Cow Grass, Rape Seed, G.T.Y.A. Turnip, P.T.Y.A. Turnip, ). G. Globe, Fost By bird, Devon Grey, Mammoth, etc. 'JOHN G. RESTELL, 10§35 West Street. u.s.s. c;>. pM u's-s*co- If ' UNlOfl STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. STEAMERS SAIL from LYTTEL TON AS UNDER: For Wellington—Monday, Tuesday, Wed nesday, Thursday, md Saturday. Nelson—Tuesday and Saturday. Auckland—Thursday and Sa urday, Sydney—Every Second Tuesday and Thursday. Dunedin—Tuesday and Fridny. Melbourne —At freqi'°nt intervals. For particu.ar • apply to MILES & CO., LIMITED. AGENTS, ASHBURTO2J W A.JN TED, BY a Suitable and trustworthy servant, ] a .situation in town or country. Can furnish the most satisfactory refer ence? from the best of families and public places. My qualifications as a servant, are— I am colonial bred and born. I am young, well built, powerful, with a constitution of stone. j lam a good worker, willing to work ' niphb and day, as I never tire, I nsver require a holiday, as I have no friends to call on. I seldom require a doctor. I never strike for wages or join an society. I require no food, and am a total ab stainer. Of water I use a large quantity, no matter how filthy. I have not a single vice or bad habit. I work for all nationa ities and under stand one language as well as another. I have no particular religion, bob will conform to the belief of my employer. In politics I vote on all sides, particu larly on Old Rule's side. I am employed among the rich and the poor as well as in all public places. Every one likes me, and once I work for them they cannot do without me. I am a saviour of the people's health. I hold daily receptions in Tancred street East, to which you are all cordially invited. My name is RULES ACME WATER FILTER. 9 20 r*A rv_POR SALE, T.S. 708 well eli^ -t.\J situated in Wills street, not far from the Post Office and Railway Station. Price as above. Terms if re quired. T. BULLOCK. MONEY TO LEND on first class Freehold Security. Three small suras of £400, £300, and £150 T. BULLOCK. EL a*^ FOR COLDS, COUGHS, HOARSENESS, AND ALT, Throat and Lung mSEASES. As an emergency medicine, a .safeguard for children, an ever-ready remedy to bo relied upon .in cases of colds, coughs, croup, whooping-cough, influenza, arid, all diseases of the throat and lungs, Ayer's Cherry,- Pectoral has no, equal in pharmacy. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Prepared by Dr. J, C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa,,y. S. A.  $ fif"* Uewaro of cheap imitations. Tin; name— Ayer's Cherry Pectoral—* is prominent on the wrapper, and is blowu iv the glass of each of our bottles.



TINWALD. OPPOSITION IS THE LIFE OF TRADE' €. Hawking HAS JUST RECEIVED a Fresh Supply of HEW SUMMER GOODS- Come and See the Value he is selling at the price. Girls and Women's Hats from 4d Boys and Men's from 6d Men's good bailed Shooters at 8s 6d, Women's Splencid Shoes, Leather, Kid, or Morocco, at 7s 6d Children's Leather Lace Boots, 4 to 6, at 2s 6cl. All kinds of DRAPERY equally cheap. BOOTS made to your liking at factory prices. REPAIRS Neatly and Cheaply done Jjtewellyn tlwcn, PIANOFORTE, SINGING AND HARMONY ARCADE CHAMBERS. (Dances not attended.) 4 2 S I IS «■ X N « 3M.it*si Vcuio Flower, LATE of the R >yal College of Music, London, is prepared to give instructions in. the above art. Terms upon application. Residence, Cox Street. At home Monday's Thursday's and Saturday's, from 2 till 4. 8 139 ( Late of R. A lcorn's), HAS OPENED HIS NEW SHOP . IN TANCRED HTREET, Opposite Mitchell and Turner's, Where he will be prepared to supply the public with GROCERIES AND B I* XJ SHWARE Of the Best Quality procurable. Goods delivered in any part of the Town. D. MACPHEESON TANCRED STREET, Ashburton, 10 1 ASHBURTON Trotting Club. SPRING MEETING, WEDNESDAY, JOVEMBER 22- To be hold on the Agricultural Show Grounds, Ashburton. The Track is one of the beat in Canterbury. Distance, half-a-mile. —P rogr am in c.— 1, Maiden Handioai; (in saddle) of 20 soys ; second hoi so to receive 3 soys from the stake. Nomination, 10s. Ac ceptance, 10;. One mile asd a-half. 2,—AsHiiuirrox Handicap (in saddle), of $0. soys ; second horse to receive 5 soys fiotn the stakes. Nomination, 15s. Ac eptance, 15s. Two miles. 3, Distr'CT Handicap (in saddle), of 20 soys; second horse to receive 3 soys from the stakes. Nomination, lQs. Acceptance, 10s. Two miles. 4.—LAturaoß Haxdica^ (in harness), o 25 soys ; second horse to receive fi soya from the stakes. Nomination, 12s 6d. Acceptance, 12s 6d. Two miles. 5, Dash Handicap tin saddle), of 20 soys ; second horse to receive 2 soys from the stakes. Nomination IQ3. Acceptance, \Qs. One mile. .^ Novel Handicap (in saddle), of 20 soys, * The winner to be sold by auction and all proceeds to go to the funds of the Club. Nomination, 15.3. Acceptance, free. One mile and a-half. f.—HANDioAi.' Rkoo.vkry Shakes (in saddle), of 20, soys Nomination, lflu. Accep tance, 10a. Two miles, REGULATIONS. Nominations imut be in the hands of the Secretary, accompanied with pedigree and the last three performances, as also with the necessary amount in cash, by 9 p.m. on FRIDAY, November 3, 1893, at the Central Hotel, Ashburton. Handicaps declared SATURDAY, November 11, 1593. Acceptances will close at the same hour and place on FRIDAY, November |7, 18.93. All races to be rim under the N.ew Zea and Trotting Rules. Tl\e District Race shall be confined to horses the honcu fido property of residents in the Aslsburton County, and must have been the property of such owners prior to October 1, 1893. DAVIDZANI)BRi 10tl85 Secretary



(Grand Show of New Goorlp EX OIORAMA. AJSDRBVf OLUI S SHOWING A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION 7 KfoW GOODS, Millinery, Dresses, Sunshades, Corsets, Umbrellas, Collars, I ' Laces, Ties / etc. New Prints, Ginghams, Flannettes, Gloves, in all the new makes. NOVELTIES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. THE LARGEST STOCK OP LADIES' AND GENTLSfIiKN'S BOJTS & SHOES In A shburton to Select from. AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED STANDARD BOOT 3 Every pair guaranteed. Just opened a few dozen of the STANLEY SHOES. 72 dozen Gentlemen's ties, all shades la each. Watches! WateliesT! Watches" CLOCKS ! CLOCKS ! 1 /Z^s^ DHDT7DT MTTBT3AV f*l /WyR^L ilUDlilll MU£ulAl» . J|L !tt# ISJiIWIlSJ iIWI HOROLOGIST AND DIRECT IMPORTER IllS^/^l N^J^y WATOHES* CLOCKS, \jl&Sy JEWELLERY, AND MATERIALS. A LAUGE ASSORTMENT of BOYS' CHEAP WATCHES. Guaranteed. AN UNRIVALLED STOCK of WATCHES and CLOCKS of all descriptions, including latest and most approved forma of HOROLOGICAL JSKIL L. IS ON MAGNETISABLE WATCHES, Not aftected by Electricity Magnetism, or Swift Running Machinery. All ENGINEERS and ELECTRICIANS ehould wear them. »~ THIS IS THfijWATCH OP THE FUTURE, and i« kept in Hunting and Crys Cases, both of English and Foreign Manufacture* STEPHENS BROS., MABKBT HOUSP, TN VITE all lovers of a real Cup of Tea, to drink none but Mandarin and Tiger Blends, ACKNOWLEDGED BY EXPERTS to be the BEST ALL ROUND TEAS at the Prices— 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 6d, per. pound, In 1, 5, 10, 20, and 401bs packages. SOLE AGENTS FOR ASHBURTON, Stephens Bros., market house. Sole Agenta for Ne^ealand— J. R ATT RAY & SON, PUNEDIN. H. M. JONES. H- H* JONES« PIANOS. PIANOS. OKGAN?. ORGANS. —^ : y — BEST Values obtainable Cash or Terras ; Christchurch prices. Show Rooms re plete Inspection invited. Agent for Miller and Thompson, Christchurch. CYCLES. CYCLES. CYCLES. Ladies Safety Cycles, Gants do Cash or Terras. All machines guaranteed. Ex] tras kept. BOOKS, STATIONEY, TOYS, FANCY GOODS. GLASS, CHINA, AND ELEDTRO-PLATED W^RE. FISHING TACKLE, LA.WN TENNIS, AND CRICKgHNG MATERIAL NEW STOCK. Account books made to Order* Envelopes from 5a per 1000, Cash. Agent for Economic .re Insurance Company. H M. JONES. WHY IS THIS ? ~ ' 0"' t^mmumm FUNDS ARE LOW, CASH IS SCARCE. mHESE ARE NIBBLES, DON'T MISS THEM. Good White Blankets at 10i 6d Men's Flannelette Shirts Is 9d Heavy White Calico 3* yard Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers 6s lid Slate Silesia 2|d yard White Honeycomb Quilts at 36 6d Cream Holland 4|d Heavy Twill Flannelettes 3|d Unbleached Table Damask 1 l&d Cotton Shirting 3Jd yard White Table Damask 2s Heavy Forfar 4^d Honeycomb Towels 3 or Is Three Pieces Cretonne 4|d 2yds wide Brown Twill Sheeting 10|d White Twill Sheeting B|d Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose Bid Men's Leather Shirts 2s 9d v» and Is 4d. No seams Men s Colonial Tweed Suits 25s 6d ODD LINES CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES ANY PRICE TO CLEAR. MITCHELL & TUIUNER TANCRED STREET-



QBEiT SUMMER SALE SPECIAL PRICE LIST. State Silebias, 3s 6.1,4s 63, 5s 6d per Brown Hollands, 5|J, 7p, B|d, 9jd pet rf^zen, yard. All Wool Colonial Flannel, B|.l, 10^d, Cotton Shirtinga, s|l, 7R B^d per yard. Is Id per yard. D.W. White Sheetings 9|d to la lid per D.W. Twill Sheetings, Bfd, lOfcl, Is 2^d, yard, Isold. Flannellettes from s|d per yard. Crewdson's Calico 33 3d per dozen. White Dimity, 6id per yard worth 9|d« All-Linen Table Damasks Ip7£d per yard* Art Muslins in (Ireat Variety from 2fd White Lace Curiains, Js lid to 15s GJ per yard. per p«r. Towels, a Large Stock from 644. Fancy Pinafore Muslins from 3|d per A splendid line of Leather Shirtingi at yard. 6|d worth lOd. BLANKEST, RUGS, CARPETS, MATS, QUILTS, TOILET COVERS, Etc., urn, —At below town prices.—Mast all be Sold.— 3000 PRINTS FROM 4|d. 3000 YARDS DRESSES IN BEWILDERING VARIETY FROM 3s 11d to 29a 6d prr bo&*iws SPECIAL LINES IN CORSETS AT 2a 11d, 3s Ho, 4s 11d per pair. NEWEST STYLES IN LADIES' HATS, FLOWBRS, RIBBONS, GLOVES, FRILLINGS, etc., etc. BOYS' KAIAPOI TWEED SUITS FROM 4s 11d. BOYS' SUMMER WASHING SUITS FROM 2a 11d. BOYS' SERGE KNICKERS AT 2s 6* per pair, MEN'S COLONIAL TWEED SUITS 23s 6d, 29*6 d, 39s 6d, 45s 6d, 56e 6ft MEN'S HARVABD SHIRTS 2s 3d each. ALL WOOL COLONIAL KNITTED SOX 11£ d per pair. MEN'S VESTS, DRAWERS, SHIRTS, HATS, BRACES, TIES, COLLARS, etc., At Lowest Town Prices. G. L. BE ATH & CO., I'ANGRED STREET ASHBURTCW <^^L JUST ARRIVED. \xsrt?m x teamsn 'Ps Tainui, Doric, Ot* p • ram*» Indramayo, and Tonga,* /fc'wKK^lMFv^ New Season's Dress Materivls o£ alt w^^^jf'^SKivvf^!^ Silks and Trimmings in all Shades ¥*^*K\fiV^SlirrtK» Latesc Novelties in Laces and - P^-irSfflSlSw Gloves in all Colors from the beat fe^^lfflHl^rO^ A Large Consignment of MorleyV W^w'fife^fefc "^l^fcL NeW >,Curt Bins' °»etonne§, Prints, Check and SfriPed linens, guaran* The Show Room is replete with the ImWVlmmWm choicest and most elegant Milli ®MillilflS?3 '/// Jackets and Capes in the latest rW/ tffliwfmk \W/%j Sunshadeso in endless variety v////.' UFX^W^^ Wmx/V/ • Ladies Blieuses in all colors and v W^^W^llM^ ''WM/W/? A Special sine of Gentlemen's Suits WfawMmfflMf f^W/xm- "in all nez98 '22s 6d and 26a *v wJkms£ss£& 6aH/ worth ™*T]y douU» ■ /l»lwt#^P , Gent's Hats, Ties, Collars, Shirts,: WMm^&^W^/'^ cv 1 rone*""*" 6tC" to ** W. H. Collier,'. JUST LANDED-A SPLENDID ASSO RT M E N|T OF Floorcloths and Linoleums FROM Is 3d PER YARD. COJMC& «St SEE AT THE A SHBURTON FURNITURE WAREHOUSE TO-KI6HT. Everyone should come and see for themselves] 11 invited. No one pressed to buy. T, H. Undbill and Co., TANCBED STREET. IN THE ESTATE OF S. W. ALCORN & CO. IN LIQUIDATION THE STOCK OF Drapery, Dress Goods, Mantles, millinery, Etc., To Be Sacrificed Regardless of Loss, NOW IS THE TIME FOE BARGAINS. ■^ THE WINDING UP SALE IS NOW ON AT S W. ALCOEN & CO.'S EAST STREET.