European and Other Foreign Items.

London, Nm i mber 11 The London and European news papers praise Lord Salisbury's speech. Tho Times considers the passing of the Federal Enabling Bill by the New South Wales Assembly as a hopeful sign. The Premier's concessions in the j income tax should strengthen his position in the eyes of moderate men. The improvement in trade is in favor of federation. Ottawa November 10 Important documents concerning the Pacific cable have been sent to Aus tralia, including a letter from Mr Fleming io Sir M. Bowel), dealing with a statement regarding it.

NICARAGUA

Washington, November 10

Senator Morgan, speaking on be half of the Foreign Committee, declared that the United States would not con sent to Great Britain sharing the ownership of Nicaragua.

FEDERATION FOR DEFENCE

Melbourne, November" 11

Speaking at the Mayoral luucheon, Lord Brassey said he looked forward to the time when an offensive and de fensive al'iance would be possible between all the English speaking people. Such an alliance would extend civilisation, succor the oppressed, and secure peace. The world would regard such an alliance as a sure and certain prelude to the reduction of those floating armamftn's which at present were a necessity, but were the greatest burdens of the age.

THE DROUGHT

Melbourne, N< vember 11 After a long spell of dry weather, rain has set in. Ai-ELA-hr, November 11 In the northern districts the drought is having a calamitous effect on stock. Prayers for rain were offered yester day in the various churches

Confession of a Murderer

Melbourne 1, November 11

Strange has confessed to the murder at Cunningham. The victim was a jockey named Joseph Docey.

A Strike Theate ned.

Pekth, November 11

A strike of Coolgardie telegraph operators for increase of pay threatens to eventuate to-nigh*'. Government state they are surprised at t he demands, and were ignorant of any cause for complaint. They promise to investi gate tho matter if the men wi'hdrew their demands.

BOWLING

Sydney, Ncvember 12 A communication has been received from the Bowling Association of Scotland indicating the likelihood of a Scotch team visiting Australia in the winter of LSO6. ihe correspon ds nee has been forwarded to New Zealand to secure the co-operation of the clubs of that colony.

Sad Accidentat Blenheim

i Im holiday at B • nhcim was marred by an unf< rturwiKi trai- f.«i lent, which 'centred on tln'Awa'erv r ad, resulting |in iho death of JVi. Jhn W hilling, an old !•" nsident, and causing such injury to Mr Richird Mitthewp, expressman, that his li'e is despaired of. The trap caps'/, dat a dangerous angle of the road, and i:s oceupantp were precipitated into a creek | Mr Whitling had his neck and an arm broken, and Mr Matthews received c m cussion of the brain rtiid internal ii.j iries. Mr Saunders, who was with the p.ny, got out previously, pnfrring to walk over the dangerous spot.

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

A WIFFICUJ-Tir iEI'UED

Melbourne, November 12

7he difficulty between the Com mandant (Sir Charles H. Smith) and Colonel Templeton has been amicably settled, the latter having abandoned the position he assumed.

A POOR PROSPECT

Meiboukne, November 12

It is now certain the coming harvest will be the lightest ever reaped in Victoria, and it will take some growers all their time to get their seed back. Hundreds of thousands of acres will never be reaped at all, while the best paddocks will hardly return a bag per acre.

Land for Selection.

Brisbane. November 12

Government is throwingopen 840,000 acres of land for selection as grazing farms. The land is situated in the l)F.st parts of the north western portion of the colony, and is close to Winton railway. Ihe annual rental is fixed at S_d per acre.

Tradesmen Wanted.

Perth, November 12

Ma.ons and carpenters are in great demand at Coolgardie. rl he former earn £4 10s. the latter £4 per week.

AFRICAN AFFAIRS

Lois don, November 11

Mr Chamberlain has promised to expedite the construction of a railway line to Matabeland, and to appoint officers-to reside in the country. Khama has ab-olutely prohibited liquor traffic in the country under his rule.

BASEBALL

Sydney, November 12 A baseball team leaves San Francisco in January for a tour in the Australian colonies.

GOLD

Po_:t Pah wis, November 11 A party of Europeans discovered a small reef on the Ferguson river, and obtained tix ounces of gold from seventy-five pounds of stone.

Railway Accident

London, November 10 The Scotch express was thrown oil' the rails at St. Neots, in Huntingdon shire. Mrs Macgr- go", of Ballarat, was hurled from a carriage and had her leg fractured, and her sister was killed. Six other passengers were in jured.

Affairs in Turkey

Co_-kta>ti..oi_b, November 10 The Sultan has t'eccrated Dahir Pa.ha, who was recently dismissed at tho request of -ir Philip Currie, Uritish Ambassador. Constantinople, November 11 The five embassies to day presented the Sultan with fresh urgent demands for reforms.

WEDDING

in_i(:nowa_li» -niiswAni_n

A large number of ladies and gentlemen —the fair sex of course, preponierating -assembled today at St Stephen's Church to witness the nuptia's of Mr Be.uchamp R. Macdonald, of Waitui, and Mips May Mainwaring, of this town. The bride has from her childhood been a favorite will everybody who knew her, and none ever went to the a'.tar with more sincere go <d wishes for a happy future. Shortly after eleven a.m., ihe appointed hour—a few minutes delay beii g caused by the train bringing s me of the guest* b-ing behind time—the pealing forth of the organ, prr.idtd over 1 y Mrs Claridge, announced the arrival ol the principal parties, and the officiating clergyman, Kev T. A. Hamilton, vicar of the parish, with the brid< je,rcom and his be.t man, his cousin, Mr \V Macdonald, took their places, just as the brid., leaning on the arm of her father, accompanied by her bridesmaid Miss Macdonald, hister of the bridegroom, and followed by two little pages (Masters Puicy Crisp and Clive Upton) entered at the western door. The bride who, as always, lo:>k d charming, wore a pretty white dress of white silk crepon, trimmed with si'k chiffon, large white p'cru'e ha*-, adorned with violets and sweet peas, and a handsome moon stone and pearl bracelet, the gift of the bridegroom. Tie bride.maui'fl dress wai of cream silk crepon, trimmed with green silk, and picture hat to match, trimmed with sweet pea?. The pages wore white velvet Kauntleroy tuits with heliotrope Fashes and caps. The cere mony over, the wedding guests were received at the residence of the father and mother of the bride, Baring Square, by Mr and Mrs Main waring (tho latter wearing a pretty light, checked, grey _ilk) where refreshments were provided and the bridecake was cu* in theo tholx fashion. The health of the bride and bridegroom wis proposed by Hon. Major Steward, who congratulated tho latter on having secured one (t the sweetest rosebuds of A'hburton'a ' fair garden of girls,' and the bride on having united her future wi.h one who, he felt sure, would do hi. utmost to nuke it a happy one. Mr Macdonald responded in a manly speech, in which he he was fully conscious that he had the best of the bargain, The hiide then withdrew, and attired herself in a travelling dress of fawn material, trimmed wi.h shot silk, and cream l.at trimmed wrh silk and pink roses. M antime the guests had an opportuni y of inspecting the presents, which were numerous and valuable - soma indeed very choice The happy couple left by the express en route forDunedif, a host of friends seeing them off, amid showers ( f rice and rose-petals, and with lots of good wishes ad, as a wind-up, three hearty cheer?.

Federal Defence.

Sydney, November 12 Speaking at North Sydney, Major General Hutton said a complete scheme of joint f( del al action for tho defence of ■* ustralia in the event of an emer gency had been submitted as the out come of the convention of commandants held last year, and if a war scare happened they had something to meet it.

The Armenians.

london, November 11

The Armenian towns between Ezeroum and Trebizond are iu ruins. The damage is estimated at £2*30,000. The Governors of the local districts were ordered to repress the disorder under pain and punishment.

The French Minister has demanded the head of the Governor of Diarbeker, and the French squadron will hold Alexandrotta till he h executed, and as a precaution against injury to foreign Consuls.

HOW WOMEN DIFFER.

Although " all roads lead to Rome," each route has its peculiar characteristics, advan tages, and adherents. This applies equally in all phases of life. While ladi< s may diff r on questions as to methods of comfort, plea sure, and enjoyment, those who have had J any personal experience to guide them, agree ou one important subject : they are unani mous in admitting that tho best, shortest route, and safest me; hod, to ensure a prompt return to health is to hav? immediate re course to Wa-ner's Safe Cure whenever danger signals, which intimate the approach of any deviation to good health, appear. The following expression of gratitude from a previous suffen r is enough to guarantee satisfaction to other ladies who may wisely decide to follow her example. She says: Three years ago I was suffering deeply from some con.plaint which the doctors described as acute dyspepsia, unchr which 1 was rapidly wasting away. My appetite became fickle, and what little I did eat was not re tained on the stomach, I was subject to dizziness, severe headaches, and irregular action of the bowels. From lack of eneryy i and want of ability to e.xert myself and increasing weakness, life became almost a burden. Notwithstanding that various doctors attended and prescribed I obtained no benefit, but gradually lost in weight and str- ngtb. I became in the end so reduced that a friend from lieechworth could scarcely recognise me. This same person advi.e.l me to have recourse to Warner's ;-'afe Cure. Thereupon I .omnionced to take it, keeping to the directions laid down in their pam phlet. I used in all twenty-live bottles, and during the whole fine improved in health, strength, and weight, so th.t by tho time (lie last bottle was tini-hed I had recovered four stone of my weight, and was, in fact-, entirely cured. Mrs Margaret Lopouple, Landlady Olub Hotel, 11 malli, Vict., gives her experience in the honest belief that it is a duty she owes her sex.

TaE ASHBURTON aUABDIAK : TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1895.



Foi-Inoioestio-s, the best remedy is un doubtedly Norton's Camomile Pills, They can confidently be recommended as being mild in operation and absolutely free from injurious drugs. Acting at once aa a splen- i did tonic and a gentle aperient. For nearly ! 100 years they have proved unequalled for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, sick Headache and for Liver and Stomach complaints, bold in bottles Is ljd, 2a 9d, and lis, by all Medi cine Vendors throughout tho world, A simple. naf« i-nd certain romody. •KK ATI NO'S POWDERS destroys Hugs Fleis, Moth", Hcutles, and all other insects, whilst quite harmless to domestic animals, In exterminating Beetles thesuccessof this powder is extraordinary. It is perfectly clean in application- See the article you purchase is Kkatincs, i.e., with the signature Thomas Kkatin<: on each tin, as imitations are noxious and ineffectual, Sold in tins, 61 and Is each, by all chemists.



41 Niobe," the best hilf-crown Kid (iloves in the market. To be had at the Ashburton Prapery Company.



Public Notices. Beiiy Zander. f HAVE ON HAND M_ SEASON'S x SDPPLif OF Finest Turnip giecc!?, ! Including Imperial Green. Globe, Fosterton, Hybrid, "White Stone, Stubble, Green and Purple Top Aber deen, Mammoth, Swede, Devonshire Grey and Yellow Tankard iTlang-olcl & Carrot fceetl. Special Kinds, Machine Cleaned RAPE SEED7EAPE SEED All of the Purest Quality FERTILIZERS IN STOCK Anglo Continental Guano MANURES' shebpThears, SHEEP SHEARS, all brands, Al.°o the COMBINATION T .-■-. ■ - y * q SHEFFIELD TURKEY & WASHITA OIL STONES' SHEEP BRANDING OILS, Blue, Red, and Black, In one and five-gallon drurna GROUND AND LUMP RADDLE. BOILED AND RAW LINSEED OIL, WCOL"PACKS, , . ''; Wool Packs full size and full weight Garden Tools in Great Variety GROCERIES, At Lowest Advertised Prices for Cash WINES & SPIRIT*; ALES & STOOT of Best Brands, in Stock BICYCLES,~BIC TCLES, Direct from the maker, and to be sold at English Prices I have Always for Sale— i CRUSHED OATS, OATEN SHEAF CHAFF OATS, BRAN, SHARPS, AND CHICK WHEAT.. Henry Zander. GENERAL MERCHANT AND DIR EC T IMPORTER. AGENT FOR— Sun Fire Insurance Oflice Australian Mutual i'rnvident Society J T Ford and Oo John Orr & Co IMPORTERS, ASH BURTON. AUR NEW STO C K OF SHEEP SHEARS, mmmmKmmmmmmmiMmtmmammmmm TURKEY & WASHITA OIL STONES, to Hand, TATTOO OIL j-oi. SHEEP BRANDING in Blue, Red and Black, 1N One, Two, and Five Gallon Drums, PAINTS, OILS, COLORS, VARNISHES, and PA PER HANGINGS GARDEN TOOLS IN GREAT VARIEIY THE F&M BAY STATE and CHAMPION LAWN MOWERS 12, 11, and 10 inches wido at specially Low Prices, WIRE "NETTING 36 x 2, 2d per yard by the coil of 50 yards ,_g-_-__________-_-___________r FISHING TACKLE ______-____-■—__-_->_•-____________■_. BY Mkssks J'ohj-ph Warmer an© Sons and William Baiu____ and Sons; Including— Rods in Greenheart, Bamboo, Cane, Ash, Hickory, etc.; Lines, Minnows, l.teel Wire and Gut Traces Fishing Waders, Galls and Gaff Hooks, Flies, Gut, Swivels, Etc, Etc. SPECIALTIES Electro-plate, Cutlery, Stores and Ranges, Register Grates, Lamps, I Bedsteads and Bedding, Enamelled Ware, Etc., Etc. John Orr & Go.



I JL). Thomas. CHBISTCHUECH WOOL , CALE3. [ T BEG to Inform my Personal Friend? [ •*■ and Clients that owing to the ac'-ior taken by the Wool Boybrs Association NO WOOL SALE CAN BE HELD IN ASHBURTON THIS SEASON. Whilst deeply regretting this serious blow to the welfare of our district, T have not neglected my Clients' Interests, and have nv»de satisfactory arrangements with Mksm-.s H. Matson »fc Co., Adding- Iton, to Warehouse My Wool and Display ic to the best advantage. Clients are n quested to consign as follows :— j SEED COMPANY, D. THOMAS, ADDINGTON. ALL WOOL so consigned will have MY PERSONAL SUPERVISION and will be Sold by Myself. D. THOMAS, ASHBURTON. N.B.—The Seed Company's Store is New and is without doubt the Best Wool Store in New Zealand, and should be seen to be properly appreciated. 11 59 Wool, Woo], Wool IT AM PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES "Wll HOUr COMMISSI )N, ou WOOL placed iu my hands for Sale or for Shipment to England. SHEARING REQUISITES Of the Best Quality Supplied ab CHEAPEST MARKET RATES. D. THOMAS, 10 Ashburton. E. W. Hanraer. E W. Hanmor. j WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. j mllE HOME AND FOREIGN 1 BUYERS having AGREED that they WILL NOT Attend the Sale ar ranged to be held as Ashburton on the 26; h inst., I beer to advisa my Clients that I have made satisfactory arrange ments with Messhs Dalckty & Co., 1-imitei), and Messrs Pyne & Co.. Christchurch, for the Display and bale of All Wool placed in my hand fcr S_le. j I shill personally attend the Salts ia [Christchurch and look after owners interests. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE. E. W. "HANMIfiB, WEST STREET. November 11, 1895. 11 56 Governmfint. NotiC; c. THE PASTOR XL TffNANTS RE LIEF ACT, .1805 TVGIIOE is hereby given <hatapplica -*-' tions to the Canterbury Land Rca-d for Relief in term, if the above Ac", on ihe .round cf exceptional less of live stcck 1 y reason of the severity ot la t w'n'er, should be made in the pracrlbed forms and lodged Not Later than the 21st inst , at this tflioe, where the necessary forms may be ob nined. J. W, A. W Alton ANT. Commi.sjiouer of Crown Land.. District Lands and Survey OHice, Christchurch, Nov. 7, 1805 11 44 NOTICE. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TOE RAKAIA BRIDGE will be BLOCKED TO KoaD TRAFFIC between the hours of 8 p.m and 8 am. each night from WEDNESDAY, KJih instant, until further notice. BY ORDER. Railway Engineers Office, Christchurch, November 11, 1895 11 60 Public "Notices FOR SALE. /CAPITAL Building Site, good land, \J well situated, being T.S.'s 875 and 876, Grey Street. Low price will be accepted. Easy terms of payment. Apply to T. BULLOCK. ri^O LET, at a low rental, commodious L shop, corner of the Arcade. T. BULLOCK. NOTICE. ALL Account, due to me not paid by November 30 will be sued for without further notice. GEORGE WILLERS, Milkman, 11 62 Allenton. SALE OF WORK AND SOCIAL. TI N W ALD HALL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14. PROCFELS in aid of Wesleyan Church Site Parchase and Building Fund, Open 2 p.m. Useful articles. Moderate prices. Evening — Music, Games, and R» freshments. Admission—Afierno.m, oi ; Evening, Is. 11___ ASHBURTON WOOL j SALES. WITH Reference to an Advertisement which appeared in the Christchurch papers on 5-Lh infant, " That the colonial wool buyers had j lined the foreign buyers, and will net attend the Ashburton Sales," \Ye, the m.dersigned, ■ met promptly and decided in the interest of Farmers and Wool-growers to abandon the local sales for this season. We shall, however, be all represented at Christchurch, and all wo.l entrusted to us will be sent to our respective Stores there unless otherwise desired. I). THOMAS. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Limited. J. T. FORD & CO. (In conjunction with Hknky Zander.) B. W, HANMER. 10 04



BRIDGE WORKS. ASHBURTON. —(0) THOMAS E. KILWORTH, ENGINEER. Q TEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, HOT AND C OJL D WATER APPAPAFUS FOR AIL PURPOSES. —_ GKNT FOR— McLaren' (Leeds) 'I r.'ftion Kiigiijca Crossley r Oil ami Gas Engines Nelson's Portable l.li-st Fmnanus FASHIONABLE DR P.UY. _. L. BEITH & CO. HAVE great pleasure in intimating that they are now showing a Splendid Stock of NEW SEASON'S GOODS, which are marked down to the Lowest possible prices for Cash. The following are a few quotations, showing the grand value we offer:— - New Pongee and Cambric Prints— H_ New Season's Dresses for 4a lld to 2_-d, 3*rd, 4_a, and 6£d per yard W' 27s 6d the robe New, Crepe, Pique and Basket Drills £3 New Summer Tweeds 10s 6d, 15s ~6_d, 7_d, 9d and 10M per 9d, 19s Gd, 21s the costume yard Ladies'New Style Blouses Is lid, New Designs in Art Muslins— W 2s 9d, 3s 3d, 4s 6d each Special line at i_d per yard _lf Ladies' and Children's Sailor Hats New Patterns in Crettonnes— Is, ls 3d, Is Gd, Is 9d, 2s 6d, to 3f d, 5Jd, C|d, to Is per yard f*d 4s 6d each New Lace Curtains— Is lid, 2s lid W New Laces, Ribbons, Umbrellas, 33 9J,556d to 14s Gd per pair i~3 Gloves, Corsets, Belts, eto ' New Flannellettes —4jfd, 5 Jd, Gd, New Calicos and Sheetings in all 6|-d, to ll|d per yard W the best makes 35 Boys' Sailor Suits (complete)— Splendid Value in Men's Tweed 4. 3d, 4s 9d, 5s 3d, 5s 9d, 6s Gd '__ Suits, from 21s each each Men's Tweed Trousers 7. lid, 8s Boys'.Navy Serge Knickers:—2, 9d, H' lid, 9s lid, 12s Gd per pair 2s lid, 3s 3d per pair 10 Dozen (only) Men's Silk Scarves Men's and Boy's Straw Hats in Ha Is each, usual price Is 6d and Is 9cl great variety O 4 Dozen Heavy Knitted Sox ll|d "Cur Boys" Straw Hats Is each "^ per pair Best value in town 6 Dozen Seamless Merino Sox 6d per pair SPLENDID VARIETY IN SHIRTS, VE3TS, BRACES, HATS, Etc. (J. I. BEATH & CO, TANCEED STREET, ASHBURTON AND CHRISTCHURCH Fiiedlander Bros., Limited WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. ! SEASON—IB9S-1800. i It7 E Alii. PREPARED TO M \KE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES W AT LOWEST CURRENT HATES, AND I*REB OF COMMIS- j SIONT, on ALL WOOL placed iu our hands for Sale, cither locally or for j shipment to the Home market. I OUR FIHST SALE WILL TAKE~PLAOE AT CHRISTCHURCH ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22 INST. CLIr-NTS will kindly consign to MESSRS WCOD BROS, private SiditJ", Addington, or, if more convenient, deliver their Wool either at our A-l-burton or Tinwald Stores, where it will receive the most careful attention „._-.,•.••_. ci_ _. No charge will be made for transferring Clips from our Stores to Christchurch, except railage. . r.T.T_™.iv_vr Wool intended for the FIRST SALE should reach ADDINGTON nofc later than TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. Friedlander Bros o5 Limited. " -_L ll __ _ _ _ - - TONGBEACH ROAD DISTRICT. O*sH>l MIC 1 ©OH-tH*, IT is hereby notified that Wilu.m PIANOFORTE TUNER AND EXPERT Hknry Lowe is appointed Pound keeper for the Longbeach Road Dis'rict (Late of London.) from ihis. date, and is authorised to impound all Cattle wandering on the -m * R COOMBE has advised me that Roads withiu the said District. IVI he will be in Ashburton on JOHN GRIGG, TUESDAY, 12th inst. Chairman Longbeach Road Board. LLEWELLYN OWEN, November 9, 1895. 11 4b -^ or- / aent. i__S_._ bokocuh cunoS S pi^^ Flowers. , APPLICATIONS are invited for —~ Leasing Fiver Bed Reserve, two ALL lovers of Mowers „re reminded ■paddockp. Particulars may be obtained /* ■v-ha. my Animas, etc, from my from the Town Clerk's offi.e, where first p.iz s rains, will be ready for sending Tenders will be received till NOON on out hrst week in November, viz :-Aster.*, MONDAY, the 18.h inst. 1 ' hry^nthemums Gai.lardias, nt ,A. ir- -_r_r.K"c_ Lobelia, Marigolds, rhh x Drummondu, CHAS. E. FOOKS Pe , unh(J> SrcA*, Verbenas, Z nnias. lowa Cleik. Also, Geraniums. Dahlias, Chrysanthe- November 9, 1895. 1148 mU ms, Tomato Plants, etc. ~ —- — N.B —All orders by post or otherwise T. Bullock. Wl \\ rece iv e m y prompt attention. SATURDAY, NO^MBER 16 j JAMES~ PORTER, r%,£- API-cV^ -t+j** j Nurseryman and Seedsman, /O AUD.J-D. /£) CLIFTON NURSERY, WAKANUI ROAD DISTRICT. 107 Allenton. Ashburton. MR T. BULLOCK has received in- j/^ {{ AND AKT UNION, struct ions to Sell by Public Auction ' I -_r a. the Arcada on the above date, on - v_J account and lyordtr of the Mortgagee, GRAND ALT UNION R.S. 26527, 25 acre"; ar.d-R.S 26523, 50 acres, fronting the road leading from ,.,„„ . ,^ rn ttt.tt_^.t the Wakanui school to the Plains. ' GRAND ART UNION. "Terms, at sale, which takes place at 11.30. T.BULLOCK, TO BE DRAWN ON 11 43 Auctioneer. _ n Tin- T._oiin„H, in -iw of i THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, I u _.__—Dwelling House in lancred ' » *■ street, Centrally situated near the rrrrrrucr. *\r xirwrvAT-own i i Eoglifch Church, containing seven rooms. IHUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, T." BULLOCK. '^^^7m^m:^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBEE 1. containing J acre, situated at the corner at the of Grey and East Streets north. • BLUE SHOP, ARCADE. T. BULLOCK 1 TO LET " ' AN OFFICE in the Aicade ROBERT ELSTON, I_uu«.B_fio_ ;.. _ T BULLOCK , " " iSwALD." "" " " lINWALD. j 0 LET< __ Cott ~ near the Hotelj TTIOR SALE-FOUR SECTIONS. oLJfi^A °C, CUpied W Mr A# St* JJ One Acre All in one block. <-™«*. Apply T.BULLOCK T.BULLOCK



TAILORING prices RhDUCrD TO MERT THE TIMES. NEW SUMMER GOODS, comprising a CHOICE SELECTION of the Finest Qualities and Patterns obtainable. i(E3P"* We Guarantee Fit. S yle, and Qua'ity of Material e jual to the b at we hnve hitherto produced. -.r.d our prices are ..EDUCED 15s to 20. PER SUIT lets than formerly. Men's all wool Tweed or Serge Suits to measure from 47s 6d Mens a"l wool Tweed or Serge Trousers to measure from 14s 6d Encourage Local Industry, Genuine Tailoring. Every Garment made on the Premisea. Guaranteed to maintain our reputation as THE LEADING TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS. CBAI-HBADTBBRBTMAN. N.B—Order early to avoid the rush before the shows, ete, - . .. 8 143 PAPERHANGINGS AUR LATEST SHIPMENT of 1895-96 WALL PAPERS haye Just U cometo hand, and for Quality, Design, and Cheapness, have never been approached in Ashburton. A Splendid Assortment to choose from, there being upwards of 227 different patterns. The Papers arc direct from the famous manufactory of Messrs Carlyle _. Clegg, London. J. WIL S OF, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, AUD SIGN-WRITER, 10 177 Corner of Arcade, Ashburton. ■ jQIQKA TO LEND in One or More Sums, at Lowest Current rates, on First-class Freehold security. F, FERRIMAN. i ■ ' : fIPHE undersigned is a Cash Buyer of Dry Bones, in large or sunll quan tities delivered at the Bone Mill, Wakanui Road. F. FERRIMAN. pOR SALE—■ A very Desirable Residence of eight rooas and Stables, together with half-acre of First class landj on SJ'\ Belt. Small cash deposit, balance at low rate of interest. F. FERRIMAN] FOR SALE. V TOWN SECTIONS— 30 Acres First-class land, well watered, close (o Dairy Factory 8 Acres Land arc! Small House, F. FERBIMAN. PUBLIC NOTICE, rpRESPASSERS on the land of the undersigned (fronting on Jones Road) will be prosecuted, without respect of persons. F. FERRIMAN] MALCOLM MILLAR. Ashburton, September 20, 1895. FEIEDLANDER BEOTHIRS, LTD. ;o: WE HAVE FOR SALEa Stock of New Season's SEEDS from the old established and well-known growers, SUTTON & SONS, READING, ENGLAND,' at lowest Current Rates, viz :— " —MANGELS— Long Red and Yellow Globe. —TURNIPS— Purple Top Mammoth, White Stone, Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen, Devon Grey Stoue, Green Top Yellow Aberdeen, Imperial Grten Globe, Green Top Yellow Swede, Etc. —CARROTS— Intermediate Red and Yellow Giant White Belgian. . v,, —rape- No 1 Broad Leaf Essex. Also— —CLOVERS— Colonial Red, White, Cowgrass, Timothy and Alsike. — GRASS S E EDS — Machine Dressed Rye grass and Cocksfoot. MANURES For all kinds of Crops always on hand, from Is'ing.oii, Productive Manure Syndicate, and all other makers. ALSO— Superphosphate and Bonedust — -:o: — We are now Booking Orders for WOOLPACKS, Seaming Twjoe, and Branding Material for the coming .eason. Al.o Binder Twine at exceptionally low prices. t