DISTRICT COURT.

ASHBURTON—FRIDAY,

(Before His Honor Judge Ward.) IN BANKRUPTCY. Orders ot immadiate discharge were were granted :- Re B!agg Hanks-Mr Cuthbertson. JRe Thomas Richardson- Mr Crisp. COST". jRe James Osborne—Mr Crisp for Mr Wilding ob'alned an order herein for pay ment of the Assignee's costs, PROBATE. Me Hester Hill, deceased—Mr Crisp for Mr Wilding obtained an order for pro bate to issue to the daughter, Heater Annie Hill, with leave for Fiederiek Jameß Hill, the Bon and joint executor to come in, IN BAKKRUfTCY, Ec G. J. F. Lublow—Application let order of discharge, Mr Crisp for debtor, Mr Pwnell for creditors. John Davison, Deputy Assignee, produced bankrupt's statement showing liabilities to unsecured creditors £2347, and un secured debts £565 8s 9d. The proved debts amounted to more than these sums. Had realised £17 of assets, and there was no probability of obtaining more. £700 was put down as due to the estate by George King and Co., bat on enquiry it was found not to be owing at date of bankruptcy, Lublow owned properties In Otago, Westerfield, Ashburton, and Hampstead. They were all mortgaged to full value. There was a bill of sale over stock-in-tradaj and the furniture was as signed to Mrs Lublow. Bankrupt had carried on business as a tailor, flour miller, and fhx miller, and had large sums of money through his hands during the last or four years. Had only been able to Obtain a pass book. There ware no books or documents that would en able him to investigate debtor's affairs. Lublow had received large sums that bad not gone through the Bank. Had re ceived no assistance from bankrupt who, in his first examinations, was reluctant in giving evidence. Meet of the informa tion relative to the estate had been ob tained from other witnesses. Bankrupt stated his account books were burned in Tancred street. He admitted receiving £550 of insurance money since this fire and not banking it. The Westerfield mill was burned a few days after the bank ruptcy. I'here was £1100 Insurance on It, payment of which had bean withheld up jo the present time. There was a first mortgage on it of £700, to Mr Widdow -Bon, and a second of £750 to Lublow's sister, Mrs Bertha Kesaler, who says, with Mm, that she paid him the cash at the time of the mortgage. This is not shown in his pass book. Cannot learn what he did with it, if he got it. Mrs Ressler ad mitted she only advanced £200 of her own money, and says £400 and £150 re specdvely were advanced by other per- Bons, whose addresses she could not give. She states she only received one pay m»nt of £15 on account of interest*. At bis first meeting debtor said he got £250 of insurance money, and paid an account in Christchurch getting £200 in change and could not remember who cashed the cheque, Mr Gott, a creditor present, who held a bill of sale over Lublow's goods said he cashed it. Out of the £200 balance debtor eaid he had paid one Henry in Dunedin £70 fcr money lent; had no receipt. Also said he had got £300 of insurance money on hi® stock, and paid bis sister £200 for money lent, outside tbe mortgage to buy stock. The sister said she received £230 in July last. P. Stewart had mortgages over Ashburton and Hamp- , stead properties, to secure £532. lie had received some of the insurances and some of the stock, but no detailed account was obtainable frsim Stewarb or debtor. There were proofs of debt from Mr Cuthbertpon, £157 costs ; and Fooks and Sen, £31 for surveys in connection with Lublow's action v Todhunter and Dowding. Examined by Mr Crisp— Lublow was adjudicated bankrupt on the petition of Todhunter and Dowding. Did not know date oC second mortgage to Mrs Ressler. Charles Wr*nlin Todhunter had proved for £237 14? 2i, taxed costs in the Supreme Court action Lublow v self and Dowding for injunction and £3000 damages. The mill was not worth half that amount. Had offered in a friendly way to let the water run through his property. G, J. F. Lublow—examined by Mr Parnell—Came to Ashburton in 1878. Started shortly after as master tailor and did fairly well. Advanced money on Westerfield Mill and had to take it over about 1886 and work ib. Had no previous experience, nor ready money. Worked the mill about two and a half years. It was let at one time. It had not been worked nines 1891, for want of water. In 1890 commenced flaxmilling, and con tinued till April, 1891. Had no ex perience of the business, but employed competent hands. There were two acci dents during this time. Waa fined £10 for breach of the Factories Act. Paid away most of the insurance money (over £500} to two persons in Dunedin. Had a cottage occupied by the miller at Westerfield burned in 1386. The Insurance was paid to witnesa. Had a house in Ashburton burned in 1893—the mortgagee had the insurance mor.ey. The shop in Tancred street and the mill ab Westerticld were also burnt all these buildings were insured. The flax mill was burned—it was not insured. Cress-examined byMrCrisp—My boofcs were burned in Tanored street. Was milling eighteen montfaa. It did not pay, as the water was shut off. None of the insurances were in witness's name. Was disputing for twelve months with Tod hucter and Dowding about the water and then went to kw. The suit cost £200 eash> some of the witnesses having to oome from the North Island. By Mr Purnell—One of the pass books Was Bayed from the fire, and taken out with other things. Mr Purneli addressed the Co art. and asked it to refuse the order for discharge under section 127 of the Bankruptcy Act, Th,e bankru.pt had rendered the Assignee no assistance, »or had ne kept *ny DOo!js since the fire, and there was nothing to enow he had done so before. No acoount waa given of large sums of money re cently passing through his hande. He had had five fires. He had been flour milling and flax milling without experi ence, and bad accidents had occurred. He had not even receipts for large sums alleged to have been paid. He did not Impute arson, bub it was evicle^t tfie bankrupt was not fit tf> manage business, §nd he was npt justified in bringing an expensive action against Messrs Todhunter and Ejowding, and then leaving everyone p}se to pay. He has wot even paid his own solicitor. Mr Crisp, for bankrupt, prcs?nted a document signed by all the creditors, ex cept Messrs Todhunter and Dowding, and two others residing at a distance, recom mending the bankrupt's discharge, which His $onqy declined to. tak,e into considera tion. He also saia the fires had been a logs tp, h}s client, and there had been ample time for creditors to have prose cuted if the allegations made had been trae. Lublow had been foolish, and he would leave the matter In His Honor's Vis'Hjn^ thought the bankrupt had been gpmtithing wore than foolish. Leav ing the fires out of the question, there were doubtful transactions with his sister, and other matters eh.qt?ins gross neglect, ?$d to? a?der wosd ** s«sPended f o* two W'

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Iniinig-miton Return* Wellington, May 18- During last month, the arrivals in the colony numbered 2221, and the departures 1&97- More than half the arrivals were from New South Wales, while the ms]D rity of the departures were also for that colony, -Earthquake. Dttngdin. May 16. A severe shock of earthquake occurred at one this morning. £utcitle Mr Bridjer, of Thomson and Bridger, hardware importers, committed suicide by shooting himself in the head wi h a j revolver at his residence, Caversham, this morning. It is understood the act I was induced by business worries. Mr Bridger was (o hava saiLd ft England shortly. He leaves a widow and large family.

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THE NEW HEBRIDES.

Sydney, M&y 18. The charges brought by Sir fe'amuel Griffiths, of Queensland, against the missionaries in the New Hebrides have been investigated by the Presbyterian Synod. The charges were in connec tion with illegal trading and other un fair practices. Rev. Mr Milne, a mis sionary who is under the control of the New Zealand church, and who had been accused of keeping grog and buy ing arrowroot with ammunition, dis proved the charges made against him. The Synod held the whole of the charges to be groundless, and deprecated the action of a high officer of State making accusations without enquiry. Sir John B, Thurs ton, High Commissioner of the Western Pacific, has also enquired into the matter with satisfactory results to the missionaries.

GOLD.

Ho*art, May 18 A marvellous gold discovery is re ported from a locality near Mount Lyell. A gentleman named Samuels, addressing a meeting, stated that a survey of the find disclosed twenty million tons of stone, and he offered to forfeit £-500 to any charitable institu tion if any man failed to get a prospect from a dish of the stuff. The officials of the survey department think the man's stoiy is worthy of some credence.

THE ABHBUBTON OTABDIAN: FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1894.



Rheumatism.—Dr E. Gordon's remedy never fails in permanently curing rheuma tism, lumbago, sciatici, gout, etc., one bottle gives relief. Price 103, post free. J. W. Clayton, P.O. Box 234, Dunedin. I'ube Blood is the Secret of Health. Gordon's Blood Pills clean?e the system of all impure blood, care indigestion, con stipation, liver complaint, pains in back and sides, biliousness, sick headache; remove pimples, scrofula, scurvy, etc. Large box, 63; two boxes, 10a, pest free. S. W. Clayton, Box 234, Dunedin



Mr T. Bullook. SATURDAyTm^Y 26. £-Acre Moore street together with Dwell ing House by order of the Mortgagee. MR T. BULLOCK has received in structions to Sell by Public Auc tion at the Arcade, on the above date, on account and by order of the Mortgagee, — T.S. 250 and 251, containing |-4cre, titualed corner of Moore street and Ease Belt, with Dwelling House, etc., thereon. Ihe Mortgagee's instructions are to Sell at a considerable loss. gale at 11.30. T. BULLOCK, 5*152 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, MAY 26. Valuable Suburban Property. 13 ACRES. 13 Together with Improvements. ALLENTON DISTRICT. MR T. BULLOCK haa received instructions from Mr T. Quill to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade, on the above date, — His Property at Allenton, at present in occupation of Mr Alexander, It consists of 13| Acres, being Lots 3, 13, and 15, fronting the Waka nui Creek and Allan's Road There are a Dwelling House of 5 rooms, number of loose boxes, sheds, and other buildings erected on the Property^ orchard well stocked with a variefy of full bear ing fruit trees. The land is of good quality, well sil u ated, and ehould prove a remunerative investment. Inspection invited. Terms at Sale. . Sale at 11.30, T. BULLOCK, s§isl Auctioneer. SATURDAY, MAY 26. ' LONGBEACH DISTRICT. An improved valuable Farm of 186 aoees. 186 Ah early selection, MR Thomas Bullock has received in structions from Mr John White to Bell by Public A uction at the Arcade on SATURDAY, MAY 26, at 11,30 a.m., H'S well-known desirable Farm near Flemington, Longbeach Road Dis trict, containing 186 aores, being part of 8.5.8 8393, 16631, 16848, 173^9. It is divided into eight convenient siged paddocks, with well kept live fences, permanent stream of water in each paddock. There is a comfortable farm house of six rooms, also Stable, Chaff house, Implement Shed, Sheep Yards, etc., erected on the pro perty. Th^s wa.s origiuilly part of the cele brated Longbeach Estate; very early selection. It bas been well farmed and is in gcod order. Terms at Sale. Inspection Invited, Note time—ll.3o, THOMAS BULLOCK, 5+103 Auctioneer. ]>i,»'t Wind '•«>!«! Canterbury"— ♦lueni* llirshrtay. M^ISSBARRATT'S School will RE OPEN May 21 inst. Subjects tavght— English, Music, Singing, and Drawing. Special class for LATIN, Wednesdays an 1 Saturdays. Miss Barjratb will be at liocae frcm 19th foil* 5 137



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1 Mr D. Tnomaa _ ~~ ARCADE, saturday, may 19. purebred""puultry. 1" WILL OFFER as above at 1 o'clock. J 1 A iew pens if Purebred Fowls, Consisting < f PARTRIDGE COCHINS, ANDALUSIANS AND BROWN LEGHOSN.s. An excel'ent chance f >r fanciers to im prove their strains, or for those inclined to breed for sht w to make a good stait. D, THOMAS, 5 142 Auctioneer BULLOCK'S ARCADE. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1894. MR David Thomas has received in structions from a Client to sell at the above the undermentioned Goods as follows, viz:— 5 Good Draught Horsea 1 Buggy Horse and Harness 5 Sets Harness Dray (nearly new), Hornsby Reaper and Binder, Swamp Plough, Tine, Tripod, and Disc Harrows, Portable Engine, Chaff cutter and Bagger complete and Corn Crusher (both large size), 400 gallon Tank. DAVID THOMAS, 6t102 Auctioneer.



E ni ertalnments. May 24 May 24. ADDFELLOWS 1 "Q AL L Queen's Birfbdity. GRAND OPENING OF THS FIRST PfiPU&AR € HWCBRT Under an entirely new management. Special enasgement of MISS MA.BHL BELL and Mlt LEO. B. BUCKERIDGE of Christchurch, and other well-known Artists. The Management has done all in their power to make the Concert a Success. Prices of Admission Is & 6d. HENRY H. OJHEN, 5 147 Business Manager^ , _ -_____- — WESLIYAN CHORAL SOCIETY. H^edneiday, MAY 30. BROADS SAORED CANTATA, RUTH, the Moabitess. For particulars see future announce ments. 5 130



.Public Notices. CHURCH OP ENGLAND, TINWALD. SOCIAL Evening will be given in the Templar Hall, TinwaM, on B'RI DAY, May 18, to welcome Rev. and Mrs Blackburne to the Parochial district, commencing at 8 o'clock. Admission 6d. 5 127 FLEMINGTOJX DAISY FACTORY. A MEETING to consider the question of the re-opening of the above will be held in the Flemington Schoolroom on FRIDAY, May 19, ab 7.30 pm. All interested are invited to attend. 5 125 £25 REWARD, npWENTY-FIVE~POUNDS (£25) will * be paid for information which will lead to Lhe conviction of the person who maliciously burned a portable hut on Anama on WEDNESDAY, April 25, 5 37 F, PETER, Anama. TRESPASS NOTICE ANY perßon or persons trespassing on Riversdale Estate in pursuit of game, or otherwise,after this notice WILL BE PROSECUTED. 3 206 J. R. WILLIAMS. NOTICE is hereby given in pursuance of lhe Public Reserves Act, 1885, clauses 5 and 6, that the Ashburton Domain will be 82t apart for the Ash burton Football Club's matches with the Merivale a:<d Lancaster Park Football Clubs on THURSDAY, the 24'h day of May next, on which day the charge for admission thereto will be one shilling each, horses and traps free. JOHN OKR, Chairman Ashburton Domain Board, May 8, 1894. 5' 75 WHAT is most essential to a tea drinksr's happiness 'I Why, Health Tea, and don't you forget it, Henri: Zandeb, Wholesale Agenf



E. G. Staveley, In conjunction with the National Mortgage and Agency Company of N.Z., Ltd. TO THE ASHBURTON COUNTRY SETTLERS. MR E. G. STAVJP.LEY (in conjunction with the National Mortgage and Ageacy Company of N.Z , Limited) has the pleasure to announce co friends and clients that he has decided to extend operations, and will regularly attend ASHBUETON AND TINWALD SALE YARDS, CONDUOT CLEARING SALES WHEN REQUIRED, MAKE LIBERAL ADVANCES ON WOOL CLIPS, And Carry on A GENERAL STOCK AND STATION AGENCY BUSINESS In all its Branches. 31I R JE DWARI) J§AUND3RS Has been appointed LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE And all Business entrusted to him WILL RECEIVE PROMPr AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. Being well known throughout the dis tricb, Mr Saundera' many friends will no doubt Bhow Iheic practical appreciation of this arrangement. Sales each TUESDAY at Ashburton and Tinwa'd alternately. F*. G. STAVELEY, • Id conjunction with the National Mortgage & Agency Company of N Z , Ltd )



IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN PKIOE9 OF BOOTS AND SHOES OF ALL KINDS AT | J. Hilltop's, TANCRED STREET. WE are t till Selling at reduced prices for CASH, as Stock must be still further reduced during the next few weeks, NOTE PRiCES IN WINDOW. All Accounts owing to firm MUST be paid at once. REPAIRS DONE AS USUAL. —NOTE THE ADDRESS - Zealandia Boot Store, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. SMITH'S T>REMIER THREAT T^RESSING VV7 E Have to announce the arrival of our Shipment of this FAVOEITE TV HEAT DRESSING. Although the area of Land under wheat last year was much less than usual, the Sales of this Dressing more than Doubled the PREVIOUS YEAR. A Sg PACKED IS SUFFICIENT FOR | 60 BUSHELS OF SEED. ASHBURTON DRUG COMPANY, LIMITED. MANUFACTURERS' AGENIS. 5150



Pu"blie Notices rf £1500 to lend on approved freehold security. Apply to T. BULLOCK TO THB^RAl iEKY""TRADE TTeHNEW ZEALAND. MESSRS EDWARDS, BENNETT and CO. beg to snnounce that they have THIS DAY DISPOSED OF IHEIR DRAPERY STOCK TO MR ALFRED TYREE, OF LICHFIELD STREET. And that in consequence their warehouse will now be closed for the i PURPOSE OP STOCKTAKING. Christchurch, May 15, 1894, O EPERRING- to the above announce *^ ment and having THIS DAY PURCHASED THE DRAPERY STOCKS Oi' MESSRS EDWARDS, BENNETT & CO.. CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN & NAPIER, I INTEND OFFERING THE SAME FOR SALE TO THE TRADE So soon as Stock can be taken. The GOODS having been PURCHASED at an EXTREMELY LOW FIGURE, I purpose giving those in THE DRAPERY TRADE THE FULL BENEFIT OF ACQUIRING BARGAINS, In order to bring about a CLEARANCE AT AN EARLY DATE. ALFRED TYREE. 5 148



A CABD] MRJ. ELLIS'g SHORTHAND CLASS will meet Every TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at Gatea' School of Music. Terms moderate* 5 118 WANTED, Everybody to use Titan Soap, greatest marvel of the age. fl. Zander, Sole Agent. 11 j&nc<Mirag^~tt<e^ iiae liOe^l Industry. LN order to keep our large staff of tailors fullj employed during the winter, vre are now offering EXTRA ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS to our Customers Compare our New.Patterns in New Zealand Tweeds — Good, Heavy and Durable for winter wear MEN'S SUIIS to MEASURE FROM £2 15s to £3 103. TROUSERS to Measure from 15s to 21s. ; Men's Waterproof Tweed Overcoacs; made to measure. 03* Every Coat guaranteed thoroughly Waterproof Ladies' Waterproof Mantles made to Measure in bhe Latent styles BOOTS and SHOES in all best makes. Every pair warranted to wear well. New Winter Shirts, Hats, Ties, and Men's Underclothing, etc, Good and Cheap. —— CRAIGHEAD & BERRYMAN, THE LE \DING TAILORS AND OUT FITTERS, 4SHBURKON



business notice. j MARKET HOUSE, ASK ALL THEIR CUSTOMERS AND THE PCBLIC TO OBSERVE THA' HAVING BOUGHT THE WHOLE STOCK OF Crocker j, Glassware, Molloware, Tinware, Ironmongery, and Grocery, FROM MESS as STEPHENS BROS, ATA CONSIDERABLE DISCOUNT FOR CASH, fTRHEY are now determined to offer the same at prices BELOW those of any legitimate House in Canterbury. The Quality of Goods kept by Stephens Bros, is too well known to require any comment; and as most of the Stock was bought by Messrs Stephens Bros, in the English market Shearman Bros, are in a posi tion to Supply the very best Goods at the LOWEST PRICES. Orders entrusted to them will have prompt despatch, and Telegrams and Letters will receive their immediate personal attention. Town and Suburban Orders and Orders for Railway delivered by the firm's vans, free. Customers waited uponJfforJOrdere if requested. SHEARMAN BEOS, MARKET HOTJSEj Ammunition, Ammunition, ! Guns, Guns, Guns, 1 POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, CARTRIDGES, CARTRIDGES. SPORTSMEN Requiring a First-class GUN should inspect our Stocks Every Gun warranteed new from the factory. W. H. COLLINS & CO MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. 'Royal Insurance Company Grey Valley Coal Company -, --^™ < Springfield Pottery Company AGENTS FOR 1 (£ r b e n and C> s Celebrated Enamelled Mantelpiece McKenzies Fu niture Renovator



_ . . HLR It f £ANUtu* Revolution in Prioes, — PRICE IJBT — Strict Ca*li Only, . ...  until farther notice :— White Ci y&fcal Sugar 2f d per 1b Finest New Currants (cleaned) 3-d per lb Eleme Raisins 4Jd per Ib Sultanas 4f d per lb Fiae White Sago lfd per lb White Flake Tapioca lfd per lb Split Peas lfd per lb Best Japan Rice 2Jd per lb Com Flonr (Brown 1 s) 3|d per lb Pearl Barley 2Jd per lb White Starch 5d per lb Vermicelli and Maccarom 6d Bryanfand May's Safeties 7|d dozen Vinegar Is 6d per gallon Valencia Raisins 4|d per lb Washing Soda I2lbs for Is Electric Candles 121bs for 5s 3d Heave's Food lid tin Kerosene (150 test, water white) 6s tin, 12s per case Cocoa (Dunn and Hewitt's) 9d per lb Jam, assorted, in 21b bottles, 1s per bottle Red Herrings Is dozen Sardines, large tins, 8d per tin Sardines, small tins, 4|d per tin Cups and Saucers 4s per dozen Tumblers 3s per dozen And all other goods IN all depabtments . , . too numerous to mention EQUALLY LOW PRIOES. A Genuine Reduction all round, the CASH^^anted. wines & spirits, ales & stout, of Best Brands, in Stock. - BERBER - Patronise those who circulate the money in Ashburton and who have a stake here, not those who take your money and send it to Christchurch. REMEMBER-All goods delivered. HGHFV' ZjEHIdOP J $ agent for Australian Mutual Provident Society Sun Fire Office Canton Marine Office -^^ TVfO more indigestion ; no more nervous ■*-' ness from indulging in too much ea driniring, for those who drink *« Health Tea." One trial will convince you.- Henry Zander, Authorised Agon HEALTH TEAl7l^e~l7oaTuie tannin so prevalent ia other teas. nbth:Tn?^tt^icSS a Grocers kw it*



NOTICE ANYONE Shooting or Trespassing with dog or gun upon Winchmore Estate will be PROSECUTED. 4212 ROBT, W. HART. LOOK AT THIS. FURTHER REDUCTIONS " r\ WING; to the apprcaoh of Winter and the SCARCITY of Money, we have decided to DISPOSE OP OUR LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES, GLASSWARE, and IRONMONGERY; REGARDLESS OF COST and a glance at the following "quocations which are for OASH ONLY will assure Customers that wa mean what we say : — Fine Salt, 5s per cwt bag Oatmeal, 251b bag, 2s 6d Sultanas, 4f d Cream of Tartar, Is 2d per lb Whitningldlb~-I2lbslod Electric Candles 5Jd — 121b 5s 3d Kerosene (150 test) 6s per tin, 12s per case Best Mixed Peel, 8d per lb— 21bs Is 3d Best White Sugar, 2f d Split Peas, If d per lb Bago and Tapioca, If cl per lb New Currants, 3f d Best Japan liice, 2~d Plaid Vestas, 4^d per doz Neave's Food, lid per tin Corn lour, 3-|d per lb ardines, quarters, 4^d, halves, 8d Vinegar, English, 5d bottle, Is 6d per gallon i Washing Soda, Id per lb I Wire Netting, 3b' x 2, 2d yard JOHN ORR & Co., I HABDvVARE, [ AND ; GENERAL MERCHANTS.



-"•'" L!'IL!JJI _i!L_ "■'-""» - mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtm 1 ' I Business Notices. mJS^£r AUTUMN 1894 WINTER lyigpll^ "I V the ss "Boric 'and otber j^^S^^M^^^^^^ recent vrss>ls w h^ve reot-ived J^^^^^^^\J our tIN AL Shipment of Goodi jJ^^^^^^^ "^*> -' b <%£ or l^e timing Se»Son ; the Stock h now COMPLETR and -^Sp / %%%$ fo:ms a Magnifioent Colleoti-.r '%%%'' }'^^^^^».'^r'inine^ Rn^ in <%&%?■ f*Nfc^^^sW^';^^^^P >J'ELTS' STRAWS, &c of the A JJ%SW& 7%Wy% Fashion, FLOWER«, -?^^^^^ ' kTES''^ t AIGBEITES, fte, '^i||||pp^ \y I *Wkf Rt P«ces to Suit the times. Ladies 9 Jackets and Ulsters In all the NEWEST DESIGNS. BRAID, ASTRA OA IS and other Beave Trimmings for Jackets as well as for Dresses are one of tha most noticeable feature* heJfEW SEASON S GOODS. r , PHILDREN'S TUNIOS In Endless Variety In New and Pretty Styles. AWLS, WOOLLENS, HATS and HOODS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, FUR MINGS, BBAID TRIMMINGS, LACKS, &o, &c, All New and Tasteful. THE STOCK OF Dreg* materials „„„ „ ia Very Choice and includes the EW HOPSAuK CLOTH, DIAGONALS, SERGES, TWEEDS, English and Colonia in almost Endless Variety and all shades of color. __„ , Some Special lines of OYS f and MEN'S COLONIAL OLOTHIN3, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, and General Drapery in all Qualities. ¥. H.~COLLIEK " The Corner." IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF — HABDLEI BROS. BY OBDEB OF TttE PURCHASER, £2500 Worth of Drapery TO BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. T HAVE iTHIS DAY received instructions to sell the whole of thelStock AT FOUR SHILLINGS IN TEE POUND DISCOUNT fielow Cost Price. This la a Golden Opportunity 0 Secure GREAT BARGAINS. As the Stock must l>e Sold by order of the purchaser J. C OTHER, 3i MANAGER. BLANKETS (FLANNELS BL AKKETS Bli AHil£ ET ®. FLANNELS BLANKETS FLANNELS BLANKETS FLANNELS BLANKETS Mttßn G L /?6flf* & G0. % FLANNELB BLANKETS TANCRED STREET, FLANNELS BLANKETS FLANNELS BLANKETS A RE N°W shOWb * a Lar«e Stcck Of FLANNELS BLANKETS B A X T FLANNELS BLANKETS L N E S FLANNELS BLANKETS » t"« BEST Makes, FLANNELS BLANKETS -„ FLANNELS B™T T a Q COLONIAL AND ENGLISH I""MM BLANKETS FLANNELS BLANKETS frOm 6s lld to ?2s 6d Per Pair' FLANNELS BLANKETS FLANNELS BLANKETS AH WOOI Flaniieli FLANNELS BLANKETS Roslyn, Kaiapoi and Mosgiel. FLANNELS BLANKETS FLANNELS BLANKETS ALL WOQL WELLiyoTOS FLANSELt FLANNELS BLANKETS FLANNELS BLANKETS WHIpK SHETLAND FLANKELS BLANKETS PI«K O/4U. ORKNEY FLANNELS BLANKETS nriTll v FLANNELS BLANKETS U. L BtA I X « uO«J FLANNELS BLANKETS " TAN3RED STRRET. FLANNELS BLANKETS FLANNELS IMMEN £ ARRIVAL OF Autumn and Winter JN orelties 4 THIRST DISPLAY OF NEW BKESS FAJBRIOS, CHEVIOTS, DIAGONALS, HOPSAGKS, SEEGE3, ETC. Special attention is called to LADIES' MANTLES AND JACKETS Millinery Department. Ladies sre iovited to cjill and inspect a.BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF NEW MILLINERY in the varioas stylos for the Season, s Department; now under New Management,'and every are fa taken to provide the latest novelties.