Steven Pounds in One Week.

Not every man who is thin would thar-k you for fattening him. He doesn't want to be fat, and for very good reasons. Unneces- j sary fat is i load to carry about; it interferes with a man's power to work, shortens his ■ wind, and dulls his wits. I Yet, on the other hand, a certain amount j of flesh is needed for health and comfort, j for example: A. man five feet high should I weigh about 120'bs ; and a man five fp.t six ! inches, 145'bs; and a man six feet, 1781b .J It is a regular ascending scale. Tho in-i aurance companies allow a variation of 7 per cent, above or below it, and beyond those limits rharge an extra premium. One shouldn't be much over or under his proper weight if he wants to be sound and hearty — and we all do want that. Now we will tell how Mr Thomas Crosby, being under weight gained s*ven pounds in a week. He had lost 1| stone, which i. too much off for a man who was never fleshier lhan he naturally ought to be. It was tbia way. He waa right enough up to May, 1891, At that time he began to feel ill and out of sorts. He had a nasty taate in his mouth—like rotten eggs, he says —and a thick, slimy stuff came on his gums and teeth. His appetite failed, and what he did eat was, as you might say, under com pulsion ; and right afterwards he would have great pain in his stomach anl chest Plainly, something was amiss with him in that region. Ha was often dizzy, and cold chills ran over him aa though he was threatened with fever. Of course we should expect a man who is handled in this way to lose strength. Mr Crosby lost strength. In fact, he got so weak and nervous that he shook all over, l and his hands trembled as if a current of electricity were running through him. To use his own words : "1 rapidly lost flesh, _nd was 1$ stone lighter, and could hardly walk about. Once my parents thought I was dying, and sent in haste Jfor the doctor. I saw two doctors in Epworth and one at Haxey, but they were not able to help me. Our vicar, Rev. Mr. Overton, recommended me to the Lincoln Infirmary, where I attended for eight weeks as an out door patient, without benefit." " Soon afterwards Mr Sharp, a chemist, at Ipworth, spoke tome of the virtues of a medicine known as Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup. Being interested in what he said, I left off trying other things and began taking this Syrup In a few days I felt better, and presently I gained seven pounds in a week. At that rate I soon got back to my work, and have had the best of health ever since. I tsll these facts to everybody, and am per fectly willing they fhould be publish d. J Yours truly (Signed), Tom Ckosby, Ferry I Eoad, Eoworth, via Doncaster, December 23rd, 1892." ! After reading Mr Crosby's story we J scarcely need to ask why he lost flesh. Thej minute he stopped eating and digesting his ' usual allowance of food he began to fall away. Trees, they say, grow as much from ! the air by means of their leaves, as they do from the soil. But men don't. They've go' to be built up through their stomachs. In digestion and dyspepsia, (Mr Crosby's com plaint) stops this process and poisons those who have it, besides. That accounts for al! the painful and dangerous symptoms our friend speaks of. The doctors do what they can, but, unluckily, they don't possess the medicine that goes to the bottom of this disease and cures it. The remedy is Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup, and nothing else, so far as we Vnow. It restores digestion, and digestion covers the bonea with fat enough or health and good looks.

Victorian Finance.

Melbourne, August 2 The Argus commenting on the financial statement, says that both as regard- exports and economy, the colony is emphatic-ally on the right track: The Treasurer's statement shows we can live within our present income and save money ; that our re sources are unimpaired and develop ing. The budget should do much to strengthen the returning spirit, cf hope and enterprise, for the people in stinctively feel that if Government has well turned the corner, so has the community also. For many years Victoria has been a stranger to so cheerful a statement. The Aye says the railways remain as the one financial blot. But for the de ficiency on th.in the year would have ended with a surplus of over 1.300 000 But if the railways' re ceipts are the lowest on record, so are the expenses, and any sort of recovery in the rate of earnings would give a magnificent profit, povided the manage ment maintained the present scale of expenditure. On the whole the budget is the best story told by the colony for the past live years.

THE ASHBURTON GtHBDIAN: SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 18%.

Printed and Published by the Ashburton Publishing Company, Limited at their Steam Printing Office, Burnett Street, AghburtoD SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 1895



Sport ng. TFNWALD ! SPORT_Tm-.ETING TO BE HELD AT THE KENNELS, TINWALI/ ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. j (To be run under the Rules oi Racing) -PROGRAMME.— (Approved by the C.J.C.) I—Light We gjit Hunters Steeplechase — For trophy value 5 soys, with a sweep stake of 53 to po to second horse. For qualified hunters that have never won an advertised race of the value of £30. Nc wfight under list 71b. About three miles 2—Welter Hunters Steelechase — For troph es value 5 soys and 1 boy. For qualified hunters. No weight under 14st 7ib, About two miles 3—Ladies' Bracelet—Of value of 5 scv and 1 soy. For horses, the bona fide property cf farmers re ident in the Ashburton District that have never started in any advertised race under C.J.C. rules. Entrance 2s 6d, to go to second horse. Wo weight under 12st 7lb Five furlongs 4 — Farmers' Hack Hurdles —Of the value of 5 soys, with a sweepstake of 5s to go to second horse. b\>r horses the bona fide property of farmers in the Ashburton district that have never started in an advertised race under C J.C | rules. One mile, over four flights of hurdles. No weight under 12st 71b



s—Farmers' Opex Handicap—Of the value of 10 soys, with a sweepstake of 5s to go to the second horse. For hors3s the bona fide property of farmers resi dent in the Ashburton district. About one and a quarter mile on the flat 6 —Oi jkn Welter Handicap—Far a trophy value 5 soys with sweepstake of 5s to go to second horse. Minimum weight 13at. One mile (flat) Handicavi. _r—Mr F. Healy



Entries can be made with Mr F. P. Claridoe, the Kennels, on oi before MONDAY, August 12. Entries finally close with Mr F. Healy, Henry's Hotel, at 9 p.m. on Monday, August 12. Professional riders must carry a penalty of 141b J Any horse may be re-handicapped The Master reserves to himself the right to refuse any entry. 7 50



SPENCER'S WEEKLY, A Journal of Practical Reform, Devoted to tbe discussion and Exposure of tbe CAUSES which produce DEPRESSION, And Hinder the Bcturn of Prosperity la producing tbi. paper the Proprietor aims at Enlightening the Public on the Operation of ma, y usages which IMPOVERISH THE MANY And ENRICH tho FEW He advocates what is Just and Fair to all classes, and | resists unjust encroachment on tho part of any class, being profoundly convinced that that the MAXIM OF GENERAL PROSPERITY can only be attained by .IMPARTIAL EQUITY aod the studious observance of economic law Wrongs injure the property of the person wronged Widespread and general Wrongs, therefore, Cause widespread and general Depression When collective cr legislative wronsr* are clearly seen by the People, they can be redressed by intelligent constitutional lolitical acti< v. To assist in achieving this most desirable end Sr__CE__ | Wetckly is belt g lautiohei, and solicits the I symrathy and jractie .1 supiort of all who belie c that National Prosperity is Based Upon .Nation .1 Bi'htoon_e?s, In economics the groundwork of Its argument is t_3 following axiom,



U_EARNED GAINS acquired by the Few MEAN UNDESERVED IMPOVERISHMENT inflicted on the Many.



C FENCER'S WEEKLY will advocate tin gr. dual *■> Xi sumption by t c -tate of tho Unearned Incre ment in the Value of Land. It will also advociie the Itcmoncti ntioi of Silver, in order to remove the crushing burden which has been imposed upon 1 rod. dive t_terrrise by the unearned increment in the value of god Sper.cer's Weekly will adv.eale the ado,t;on of simple and effective sanitary measures, bat will strenuously oppose This infliction of disease by law, whether by comm'sory v ccinafcion, or any ct' er form o' compu'soiv inocu ation of disease A special and most valuable feature will be an accurate and reliable Uiview of (. .iinme.cial and Mo rn tiiry Movement^ of the Week To Adve timers, fencer's Weekly wil! start with a guarantee 1 circulation in mo_ useful and in fluential quarters of 5,500 copies weekly A specimen copy will be pi. ted to any address or receipt of «r ttei application Subscription : 1_ jer annum, payable in advance to W j S; encer. Temperance hal!,"Pitt street, Sydney, to whom all communications should be addressed



C .HOICK New Season Fruit. Grape*, y Peaches, Pines, Plums, Bananas, Apples, Apricots, and Tomatoes ; the boat ! in town.—adams, Senders' Buildings Rheumatism,—Dr E. Gordon's remedy _ ever fails in permanently curing rheuma tism, lumbago, sciatica, go-jt, etc, one bottle gives relief. Price 10s, post free. J. W. C»vton, P.O Boy 234. Dunn.in.



One Box of Clakk_s 841 Pills is warrau ted to cure all discharges from the Urinaiy j Organs, in either sex (acquired or consti tutional), Gravel and Pains in the Back. Guarranteed free from Mercury. Sold in Boxes* 4s 6d each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors thronghout the World. Proprietors : Tiik Lincoln and Midland Con ..IKS Or. n Company, Lincoln, Knglni. f



AVER'S SARSAPARILLA ' CURES Indigestion, Sleeplessness, Loss of Strength and Appetite, and Nervous Disorders. The following letter irom Mr.. S. Gash, of Kent Town, So. Australia, whose portrait is given above, is additional testimony tc the remarkable health-giving power of Ayer's Sarsaparilla; "For two years or more I suffer. 1 considerably from indigestion, .sleeplessness, and loss of strength and appetite. When 1 did sleep I was not refreshed, and I always had a severe headache in the morning. I was induced to try Ayer's . arsaparilla and was more than pleased at the result, for after taking three, bottles my complaints disappeared, and I have been in the best of health ever since. I can strongly recommend Ayer's Sarsaparilla to any one airlifted as I was." The wonderful success of Ayer's Sarsaparilla in purifying the blood and restoring health and strength to systems enfeebled by disease, or the enervat ing effect of a warm climate, has led to the placing on the market of other preparations called Sarsaparilla. Remember that imitation is the sincer est form of flattery, and be sure that you get AVER'S SARSAPARILLA which has stood the test of time, has won the highest awards at the world's great expositions, and has been a blessing to the people of Australia, and all civilized countries, for more than a generation. Xo other medici ne operates so effectually in removing general debility, languor, and all outward symp toms of the grave mischief caused by disordered nerves and impure blood. A%£fl_»flfef4P|| THE ONLY .. : ;~"'" VL DP mj £$ ** oil TLK a Sarsaparilla That Enriches and invigorates the Blood. , AVER'S PILLS, Sugar Coated — Mild" but * Effect i.e."



Public Notices. j ASHBURTON- : BRICK, TILE. & POT_ERY YARD J. CEUM & SON, ' MANUFACTURERS. HAVING Purchased from Messrs Friedlander Bros., the whole of their Stock, Plant, and Brick Yard, known as Kolmar, We are manufacturing Building Bricks, pressed; plain and ornamenial Drain Pipes field or agricultural Pipes, Chimney Pots, Flower Pots, Tiles, Garden Borders, &c. Prices on Application. N.B —On and after JUNK 1, the price of Bricks will be 55 i per thousand. , A GCOD DTCC /UNT ALLOWED FOR CASH. 233



Musneal 1 PIANOFORTE, AMERICAN! ORGAN, AND THEORY OF MUSIC. Mrs Bowman Fox, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, (No. 5 Entrance up Photographer's Staircase), and Trevorton. Theory Class, Every Friday Afternoon at four o'clock - 4 75



Mewellyn Owen, PIANOFORTE, SINGING, & HARMONY THE NEW TERM HAS JUST COMMENCED. INTENDING PUPLILS kindly com municate as early as possible. Theoretical Cla&s for Preparation of Junior Intermediate and Senior Examina tion of the Trinty Collage, London, meets on SATURDAY MORNING at 8.30 a.m. ADDRESS, BOX 80, ASHBURTON.



SMITH'S PREMIER WHEAT DRESSING. TO FARMERS. TXT E have just received our supply "* for the coming Seeding Season. This Dressing is every year becoming more popular with grain growers, and is the BEST and CHEAPEST DRESSING for Wheat, Oats and Barley, A2s packet is sufficient for 50 bushels of Seed. THE ASHBURTON DRUG COMPANY, Limited, Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers' Agents 4 228



[ COAL | MOD NT SOMERS } COAL CQ_L | HOUSEHOLD I COAL COAL rHIS well-known and favorite House hold Coal ia now delivered at the following rates per 4 ton truck : — Westerfield Railway Station, 15a per ton, freight paid. Ashburton Railway Station, 16s per ton, freight paid ; Meth ven, 19s 6d, freight paid. All orders must be accompanied by cheque or P.O. order. GEORGE PARK, Mount Somers.



Misses Adams, DRESSMAKERS AND KNITTING MACHINISTS, O OLD a Large Stock of up-to-date ■-1- Cut-paper Patterns. Madame Demerat's latent productions, including Bathing, Racing, Boating, Gymnasium, and all fashionable costumes for ladies and children ; also, Fashion Journals Fancy Work, Books, Art-needle Re quisites. Lessons given in Fancy Work. THE r^NOY REPOSITORY, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS. Agents for —Dye Works, Registry Office for Servants. 6 10



NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Limited. Capital £1,000,000. Paid-up £200,000, HEAD OFFICE: 8 Great Winchester Street, London BRANCHES: Christcharch, Dunedin, Timaru, Camaru, Invercargill, Wellington & Melbourne _ _?r c. *Pj?mpany 1H PrePared to make \DVAJNCES ag_inst WOOL and PRO DUCE, for Sale in the Colonies or shipment to London, Free of Commission GRASS SEEDS, CLOVERS, AND MANURES ! For Sale at lowest quotations. AGENTS FOR— I



Shaw, Savill & Albion Co, Ltd Hay ward's Sheep Dips, Etc NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED, FRIEDLANDER S buildings, Moore Street, Ashbup,ton 7 51



BICYCLES. W. H. LANDELLS & SON, BURNETT STREET. Late Landells and Preston) A BIG REDUCTION IN CYCLES a. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. £23 HUMBERS FOR £19 10j £19 10a PREMIERS FOR £17 10s 2in and If in Dunlop Tyrea 94 Pattern PRACTICAL ENGINEERS, HORSE SHOEING & GENERAL BLACKSMITHS COACHBUILDBKS, Etc. Windmill., Sewing Machines, Guns, Safes, Locks, ar.d all classes of email woik done.



*. W. IIA__J_I.EB. I AM A CASH BUYER OF GOOD HEAVY Oaten Sheaf Chaff AT CURRENT RATES- Sacks supplied by rue. I I have several lots of TURNIPS to I s.ll. I am appointed AGENT for ItOIISOM'S A __:_IISJL__ __•_-_:_. a splendid Drench for Scour in Lambs or Sheep. j



This Drench is largely used in tho North Island, and has given the [ greatest satisfaction to the largest flocko wners. One Gallon is sufficient to dose Eighty Sheep or One Hundred and j Sixty Lambs. E. W. HANMER. West Street, April 17, 1805.



A CARD Mrs A, 0. Glaridge, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, and SINGING COX STREET, ASHBURTON. : Term Commences January 14. TERMS ON APPLICATION- * THE YICMnT " MISS BESSIE SIMMONDS Teacher of the Violin, SAUNDERS* BUILDINGS, Ashburton.



[a card ] MISS K. DICKINSON is prepared to receive Pupils for the VIOLIN. Please address, Box 87, Ashbarton. 4145



MUSIC. [ MISS CARSON HAS Resumed Teaching Pianoforte and Organ and will be able to give her whole attention to her Pupils. For terms, etc., apply to Mrs Alcorn, Have lock Slreet, oe at residence, Havelock Street. Pupils could be boarded If re quired. 4 14 18_»_5. PIANOFORTE, SINGING _ FRENCH MRS P. MAKBIG, WILLS STREET, WEST. T| HE Second Term will begin MON- I DAY, May 27. Vacancies In each of the above. Terms on application. 5 135



! SITGMMFt BDILIKG. fiXTUAOBIHSABI T LEAD, Competition follows. Who saw American Farthing Caramels before DIGGLE came REPLY: NO ONE. Imitated now, but not DIGGLE'. real Yankee Stingo. The trade ie being stirred about and awake to the fact that DIGGLE S Goods load, i * SELDOM FQUALLED BUT NEVER EXCELLED"



THE UNITED FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ltd. ! CAPITAL *500,000. TO ISKS accepted and Rates quoted on application, irrespectiva of Tariff. A, LAWRIE & CO., 6 43 Agents.



TO LADIES. TADIES requiring nuraing and other * attention can be accommodated at Mbs Anne Dalley's, Nelson Street, Hampstead. First class references and testimonials. Moderate charges. s*Bo



AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY New Zealand Branch Head Office, Customhouse-quay, Wellington! Local Board of Directors : r_e Hon Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C.M.G., M.L.O. (Chairman) The Hon Charles J. Johnston, MX.O» (Deputy Chair___> Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq rheHon Bdward Richardson, C.M.G., M.L.C I John Duncan, Esq Medical Officer: Dr G. B. Anson s M,D„ M.R.C.S. (Englwadj THE OLDES~ WEALTHIEST AND ' MOST PROSPEROUS I Australian Life Offic _, «md th_ I LARGEST IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. The only Colonial Life Office which declares a BONUS EVRRY YEAR Ihe lethod of Valuation adopted by this Society fa of the most Stringent Character, and Misnrsa n Conni. derably Larger Reserve to- meet Liabilities than that held by any other office in the Anstralasian Colonies ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS



m\ 3.000,000 (TWELVE MILLIONSJ Sterling ANNUAL INCOME, £2,000.000, (TWO MILLION STERLING), POLICIES IN PORC_T „ !_»,._ 3_j 1 dum Assured ... £39,833,071 Cash Bonuses Divided .. .. _ 6,883 41_ boimu sias m«_ i SONUS for ONE year, 189.% „_B,7_, yielding OASH Reversionary Bonuses amounting to jfoio ono after making SPECIAL RESERVES CASH BONUSES declare* for last FIVE v __» __ » ™0 MILLIONS,, ielding««.creionary bSmS exceeding FOUR MILLIONS "vuueee



ASSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE A- M- P- SOCIETY And Secure a _50NUS EVERY _!EAR Expenses of Management 8| per cent osl the total income EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branca Office— Custom House Quay, Wellington Christchurch District Office- Cathedral Square. JAMES HAIR, H _N__, DWriC' S<ra,,i»» . L oal Broker, Aehbarton i



WALL PAPERS! WALL PAPERS!! JUST Arrived per s.s. " Star of England," a beautiful selection of the Cheapest Paper-Hangings for 1895, direct from the English Manofac urers. Cheap Sanitary Papers A SPECIALTY. Inspection Invited. Also a Large Stcck of SILVER PLATE GLASS Cut to any Size. J. WILSON, CORNER OF ARCADE AND BURNETT STREET. 6 122



BOOTS. BOOTS GREAT SALE OF BOOTS. BARGAINS. BARGAINS. Andrew Orr HAS Purchased the Whole Sample Boot Stock of Messrs Sargood, Son, and Iwen, and Messrs Ring, Harris A Co., Christchurch, at 25 per cent of} cost price, amounting to a about 700 pairs Boots and Shoes. THE.E GOODS ARE TO BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC ON SATURDAY MORNING AT |Q O'CLOCK. These Boots, being ail of the STANDARD Make, will be sold at prices hitherto unheard of for New Goods. COME EARLY, WHILE ALL SIZES ARE IN STOCK.



CONTINUAfION OF BBATITS GKEAT SALE. FURTHER REDUCTIONS. Blankets, Blankets, Blankets, Wonderful Bargains in White and Grey Blankets. Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats. Tweed Overcoats at Ridiculous Prices* Macintoshes, Macintoshes, Macintoshes, "Newest Styles all Greatly Reduced. Dresses, Dresses, Dresses. The Entire Stock must be sold. Beath's threat Sale* TANCRiut) STREET.



GREAT SALE COMMENCES AT "THE COBNBB," SATITftDAY, OF UMB SO, !£§_*!§. \SF T~F (^OLLIK R being at the present time in London purchasing a VV • 11. V_» large stock and the present stock being very heavy, a BIG SALE will be held to reduce the same. A few lines are quoted to give some idea of the value which will WITHOUT EXCEPTION be offered at prices to surpass any thing hitherto ehown in Ashburton. The below mentioned goods have been bought at a large discount and will be offered accordingly. Intending purchasers will kindly note that we have fully anticipated a great demand for bhe Bines eraamerated below— Colonial Flannel, (all colors) 8H Black Cashmere Gloves, 6d usually la usually Is Tan Kid Gloves (just opened), 2s §d Black Cashmere Hose, Is, uwmally Is 6d usually 3s 6.1 Dress stuff from 9d, usually Is 3i Black Velveteen, Is, usually Is 6d Heavy Tweed, la, usually 1_ 6_ Coir Mats, (large size), 3s 6d, usually White and Gre? Calico frons Is lid, 7s 6d usually 3s 6d Twilled Cretonnes, 4ld, usually 7*d Boys' Overcoats 13 to 2, 8e 6d, ' Boys' Tweed Knickers, Is, usually 7s 6d usually 159 1 Boys' Knicker Suits, 4a lid, usually 8s 6d Boys' Serge Caps, 6d, usually Is } Men's Nailed Shooters, 9a 6d, usually Girls Elastic Side Boots, 2s tfc. usually 6i j 12s 6d M.as' Pelt Hats, from 3d "CJo. d Ulsters and Waterproofs, from 4s lid •LH.iies' Warm Slippers^ Is t>d _tae_tng Shoes, from 2s 6d, i 'BLANKETS a_t_ al "Woollen Goods will be cleared at greatly reduced prlcei. Tr/j above ate. only a few- vt the PLUM LINES we are offering, a visit will con ?. ice that ous prl.es a__ <f_ality are unsurpassed, W. H. COLLIER, THE ''CORN BR."



JOHN OKK & <J<). JLJAVE NOW ON VIEW A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF REGISTER GRATES, HEATING AND COOKING STOVES, ENAMELLED MANTELPIECES, ETC., which are being sold at prices that will effect a speedy Clearance. AGENTS for SOOTT BROS, celebrated Ranges, whioh are without doubt the best colonial made rangef in the market. JOHN 0RR~& CO, . IRONMONGERS AND GENERAL MERCHANTS, ASHBURTON,



J^F. W.PAGE f^^"" - the horses friend Pages No, Horse Oils. T>JO. 1 HORSE OILS, Sure Cure for Sprains, Braises, Swellings or Hard Callus -*-1 Lamps. Pages No. 2 Horse Oils, sure core tor pores on back or shoulders or any kind of c_b or broken womid. Page's Rheumatic Oils. To be need for Rheu raa'ism, Lumbago, Sore Throat, Stiff Joints. Sprains or Bruises. All o_e price, 2» 6d per bottle- NONE GENUINE WITHOUT ABOVE TRADE MARK. I wish to give notice to the Public of Ashburton, that Mr Page, Storekeeper, Princess street, being no longer agent for my Horse's Friend, known as Page's Oil, they can be had of any of the following Agents. Each bottle bears ray registered mark, and testimonials are enclosed with each bottle. Agents foe Page's Oil:— Recardas Henry, Saddler, East Street j3. Thomas, Havelock Street; F, 9 E. White, Chemist East Street; Fletcher Bros, Storekeepers, East Street; Shearman Bros, Burnett Street; Mr Clark, Saddler, Tinwald ; Mr Hardy, Bakaia, Mr D. Millar Storekeeper, Hinds. Agents wanted. SOLE MAKER AND PROPRIETOR, F. W, PAGE, Chertsey t Canterbury, NJ. Latest Gold Discovery. ,—__— :o . — _____ Great Rush to the Fields. WHILE the people have been seeking other SHORES in 1 w_«ST_ search of GOLD, a rich Discovery has been made in [ yvjxo±Xl WE THIS CITY, that will bring JOY to the INHABITANTS. NOT LEAD, | FOR- WANT ™Z\ MRLLOR, WHO I (Late Bishop,) • A q may. | Zealandia Boot Store* STJRE SMALL jj a 8 discovered that he can give better VALUE for 14s than AS P__ f. TT . * fcha t y,ordinary SHOiJ f°r 2<>3 -_KU__l_ J„M. has j ußt bought fo _ CAgH £90Q worth of NEW __n GOODS for £600. He ia bow prepared to sell CHEAPER AND THAN EVER FOR CASH. WASTE QUICK INSPECT fo~N~ INVITED. YOU RETURNS —^ re Pa*rs left in our charge will.be "neatly and promptly executed. WILL NOTE ADDRESS WANJ_ J. Mellor, ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE', TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. l_nF_r%v_Pl_L_r_ ■ V*W^tt ________ _■___■ ___ w _____r j__P___wp M m W ___. _r ____■ ______■ _H _■ ■ ' .___. *'___Lkii^__________________L ■__ __ ' _______■ WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF Wheat, Oatg, AND Hurley, IN LARGE AND SMALL QUANTITIES At lligliest Market Eatm TjIARMERS will consider tbeir interest in submitting Samples to m I before closing elsewhere. _PW__R llirn—jwbiiii_ FEIEDLANDER AND CO.