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ASHBURTOF—MONDAY

(Before Hon. W. J. Steward and D. Thomas, E*q., J.P.'s. Urbaktnc: ani> Entering and Theft — Robert Curry was charged with these offences. The following evidence was led : Peter McKenna said I am a laborer working for Mr E. Gates, Tinwald. Last month I occupied a hut on Mr Gates' farm, Lighmor road. On the night of the 26th I left the hut and went to Grove farm, the homestead where Mr Gates liven. When 1 Irft the hnt there were m my box a new suit of dark tweed clothes. It was a new suit which I li id only worn one day ; also a drab covert coat with a chain at the collar for hanging it up by; a pair of 1 oots which had been ncftfly soled ; two white shirts, some colored shifts, and some underclothing, and a pair of blue blankets. The new suit cost me £3 7« 6d, the covert coat eo&t something over £3 m the Old Country. It was bought about twelve months ago. The window was shut and the door locked when I left. Two or three <iays afterwards Mr Gates told me he had seen my window open. I went to the house, found the door still locked, but the window, which works on a hinge, was open. The inside button had been turned, a pane of glass having been broken to enable this to be done. Tne box m which I kept, my clothes was locked, but the bottom had been knocked out, and on examining it I found that ihe contents had been removed—viz., the suit of clothe-, cover tcoat, shirts, drawers, waistcoat, and a purse containing a watch-chain and locket I have since seen the covert-coat, suit of clothes, and a pair of drawers, and identified them as my proparty. The suit and covert-coat produced are the same. The chain produced is my property, but when I left it m my box there was a locket and a coin attached to it. lam nob sure that the drawers produced are mine — Mary Ann Knight said : I am a dealer m second-hand clothes, residing on the Wakanui Road, Ashburton. I recognise the prisoner. He came to my place on the 28th and 29th December to sell some things, which I bought. The suit of clothes, covert-coat and chain are some of the things I bought from the prisoner. I also bought from him a pair of drawers, but I am not sure that the pair produced are the same, I also bought two white shirts of him. He brought the goo Js m separate lots. On the 28th I boughs one pair of trousers (those produced are the isame), one pair boots, one pair braces, and the watchguard produced. There was at the time a greens! one heart attached to the chain, wnich I have since sold. I gave the prisoner 9s for the goods. I also bought at another time on the same day from the prisoner the drawers, covertcoat, and two white shirts produced, for which I gave him 6s 6d. Again on the same day I bought the tweed coat and vest, and another pair of drawers produced, for which I gave 9s 6d. On the first two occasions prisoner gave his name as Curry, and on the last as McNeilJ. He brought the goods on each occasion m a chaff-bag. He said he was selling the goods on commission. Cross-examined by prisoner: When I gave you 9s 6d for the coat, vest, »nd drawers you wanted more, as you said you wouldn't get anything for yourself at that price. To the Bench-1 understood that he was selling the goods for seme other men who were m the riverbed and wanted the money # buy food, but were too proud to come Themselves.—P. McKenna, re called—The pair of drawers and two •white shirts produced are my pro perty. The drawers and shirts are worth 103. William Wait, mounted constable, deposed to the arrest of the accused on December 29 at Mrs Knight's shop on the charge of break ing into and stealing clothes from McKenna's hnt. Obtained the suit, covert coat, and chain produced from Mrs Knight, who handed them to witness m prisoner's presence as having been sold to her by the accused. The two white shirts and pr,ir of drawers produced witness got from Mrs Knight that morning. Accused said nothing at the time, and pretended to be a bit drunk. The usual caution was administered to the prisoner, who reserved his defence, and he was com mitted for trial atTimaru at the next sitting cf the Supreme Court to be held on February Another Charhk -The same prisoner waa further charger! with stealing from Butler's hotel a suit of clothes, value £4, the property of Donald McDonald.—Donald McDonald, wool presser, employed at Laghmor, said— During last; month I occupied a room at Butler's hote 1, which is where I always stay, and keep my clothe?, except those I am working m. On Sunday, DecemVer 23, I was m Ashburton as usual, and left m the evening for Lighmor. When I went I left too pairs of trousers, a vest, and a coat m my box at Butler's hotel, and some o'her clothing. The box was not locked. I came back to Ashburton on the following Sunday, ami on looking at my box miseed a coat, two pairs of trousers and a shirt. A lew hours afterwards saw some of the articles m the possession of the police. The shirt, two pairs of trousers, and coat produced are my property. The value of the articles would be about £4 Never gave them to anyone, nor gave anyone leave to take them— Edmund Brown siid—l am employed at Butler's hotel. On Friday, December 28, I Bhowed prisoner to bedroom No. 7, where he slept that night. On the following day I showed him up to the same room, as he wanted to wash. I did not know at the time that there was anything m the room belonging to McDonald. I saw a box there on Sunday, 30th, on which day McDonald complained to me of having lost some things out of his box m that room. Cross-examined by prisoner—There were two beds m the room, I do not know of anyone else but you sleeping f;here on the Friday night. Ke examined—There was no one m the room prisoner qa the Saturday after noon. He was there some time. I took him up a jug of water. Mary Ann Knight, said—Cn the 29th inst., prisoner who gave his name as M'Neill sold me a pair of trousers produced for 3s 6d, subsequently another pair for 2s 6d. He came again a third time when I waa very busy. He took off the coat and shkfc pro duced, which he was wearing under another coat and shirt. I did not buy the articles as a policeman came m at the time and arrested him. Patrick Drury, constable, deposed to the arrest of prisoner at Mrs Knight's; identified the articles produced as having |iee'u obtained at her shop, some 1 ou that day aa't| soiiije on the'' 1 folio wing day." prisoner reserved his defence arid was committed for $iia'. ' '

CAPTAIN DREYFUS.

Paris, January 5 Captain Dreyfus, who was sentenced fco life imprisonment on a charge of selling military plans to foreign Powers, was to-day degraded at the Military School, m the presence of 5000 troops, "^Tften hfs sword was broken and his epaulettes were torn off, he cried— 'Longlive France; I am innocent.' The snob outside howled, calling h\w a Jew and a coward. January 6. rAt the degradation of Captain Dreyfus the crowd furiously cried— f Death to the German,'

fHll ASHBUETOK OUAKMAIT l MONDAY, JAHUABY, T, mk



The ex-Mayor of Wellington (Mr Brasdon) is to ba presented by the Coun pil flf that pity w*tn % silver cradle m cele? bration of the'birth of a child to him during his term of office. The cridle will be 9^in Jang, and be elegantly chased, relieved m New Zealand ferns and flowers, and will rssfc on an ebony plinth, on the front of which'a silver shield will bear the name of the ex- May or'a Infant, Impurities m the blood—We have see hosts of letters from peop'e who have re ceived great benefit from the use of Clarke's Bood Mixture. It cannot be too highly estimated, for \t cleanses and c'ears the foloqd fvofti all impurities. This is a good teatfpiopial from the "Family Doctor "which gaes ion-further to say :'" It ifi the finest blood purifier that science and skill have brought tolight, and we nwith theutmostconfidence recommend it .-to our subscribers au<\ tbe Eczema,°Ba'd Legs, Skin and Blood diseases, Sores and Pimples of all kinds its effects are marvellous. Thousands of testimonials, plarke's Blood Mixture is sold everywhere, gs 9d per bottle.' Beware of worthless fyttations and substitutes*



I FARMERS LOOK HERE I ARE YOUR MOWER KNIVES READY FOR WOKK? I ha^e just received supplies of the New Model Button MOWER KNIFE GRINDER. "KEEP THE ENIVES SHARP" Is what every manufacturer of mowers directs. With this grinder it can easily be done* With a dull knife, the wear and strain, both on machine and team, are greatly increased, nd the grass will be badly cut. A man, or even a boy, with this machine, can grind mower knife perfectly, and with ease and rapidity; When a section is dulled or nicked by coming m ccntact with a stone, as often happens, it can be sharpened without grinding the other sections, , J THE "CORUNDUM GRINDING WHEEL" does its work well. It wears but little, and will last, according to the amount of work done, from three to fire years, and probably longer. - There is a large hole m the centre of the wheel, made water tight by the flanges which clamp the wheel and hold it m position When the machine is used this hollow space is filled with water through a small hole m the side of one of its flanges; the hole is then plugged up. When turning the wheel m grinding, the water is driven through ita pores by centrifugal force, completely wetting its grinding surface. This prevents the temper of the knife trom being destroyed, which would be done if the wheel weie used dry. THE OPERATOR while grinding a knife, stands facing the side of the wheel and over the'knife clamp. This brings the grinding of the section directly under the eye. By means of a new improve* ment the grinder can be readily damped to a pole or the rim of any wheel having & width of from 3to Scinches, It requires but. little skill to use this grinder ; the directions sent with each machine will, if followed, enable anyone to work it without trouble. These machines are protected fully by patents m the United States, Canada, Great Britain- France, Belgium, and Sweden F. FERRIMAN, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ASHBORTON. ( North' British Fire Insurance Company AGENCIES] 1 Union Shipping Company, Limited. Parcels and ( Goods sent to all parts of the colony. I BINDER TWIN*'. AS WE HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH THE BINDER TWINE MANUFACTURERS' COMBINATION, We are thus enabled to SELL TWINE at much LOWER RATES than we would otherwise be able to do, and we would request all Farmers, Contractor*", and others TO GET OUR QUOTATIONS BEFORE PURCHASING. MACHINE OIL FOR HARVESTERS. We have Large Stocks of all the different makes, including our celebrated LUBROLEINE, Which is unapproachable as a lubricant for the harvest field, being uuaftected either by heat or cold. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MoCORMICK REAPER AND BINDER. JOHNORR& CO. HARDWARE AND PROVISION MERCHANTS. SHE^RMAST BKOS., GROCERS AND IRONMONGERS. SUOAR. S_UG L AJI I SDGAB. .We Have Jus-fr Landed 1O TONS OP MAURITIUS SUGAR for the Jam Season. Al who wish their jam to keep well should use MAunm s Suoa thIJSEST I^EW f URRANTS, TfALENCIA "HAISINS o qULTAN These Fruits are a Splendid Sample, this season^ crop. WE have also to hand, per s.s. Rtngitara, 5 Crates of Assorted Crockery including some choice lines of CUPS AND SAUCERS, MOUSTACHE CUPS AND SAUCERS, TOILET SETS, SETS OF JUGS, Etc, Etc., Which we are now offering at Very Low Prices. i INSPECTION INVITED { AGENTS for the Famous TIGER BLENDED ALL GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES FOR Orders by Post despatched with punctuality. Goods Delivered m Town and Suburbs. Customers waited upon for Orders Satisfaction is Ota Motto. SHEARMAN BKOS, MARKET HOUSE* t



KAIA P0 I Hotf S -&. 1 HAPPY & PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL MANY THANKS FOR PAST SUPPORT. WE HOPE TO DO STILL BETTER THIS YEAR. LARGE IMPORTATIONS, FAIR PRICES, MITCHELL & TURNER, TANOBED STREET. w7ErCOTJJNS"& CO CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. WE Have just opened up a parcel of SUPERIOR ELECTROPLATED GOODS from the Factories of Messrs Rogers and Dixon, England. They are of Chaste and Elegant Design, and of Superior Quality. Any person requiring an article that will wear a lifetime will do well to make their purchases early. SEE OUR WINDOWS, W- H- COLLINS <Sfc CO- I Royal Insurance Company Grey Valley Coal Company Springfield Pottery Company OorbenandCos Enamelled Mantelpieces McKenzie's Furniture Renovator Black Ball Coal'Oompany . DRAPERY SALE ! .DRAPERY SALE! DRAPERY SALE! GREAT HAIU-lUm DRAPERY AND CLOTHING ' FOR NEXT TO NOTHING. EVERY ARTICLE TO CLEARED OUT. /CUSTOMERS are delighted with their Parchases the last Fortnight, and we are V^ induced to CONTINUE THE SALE for a short time longer. The following are a few of the many Cheap Lines we are offering :— Dress Goods 2|l, 3f d, and 4|d White and Grey Towels 2Jd Double Width Dress Materials 7Jd Lace Curtains Is 9d per pair All Wool Serges 4|d Ribbed Hose 6d per pair or 3 for Is Flannelette 2|d Ribbons al! thades Id per yard Yard Wide Twilled Flannelettes 5Jd | Pure Combination Prints 6id, usual price Silesia Linings lgrt j IOJd White and Grey Sheetings BJd | Good Prints fast colors, 3fd and 4|i AND IVERY OTHER DEPARTMENT HAS BEEN RE-MARKED TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE. G. H. Mogridge, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. ACRE, Capital Building Site, well | W * j^ °W * I situated m Cox Street, beingT.Ss 796 and , rNvnTrnwQ i-*n vi isn »«4 iki .« !m ■ for »U on ve,y eas/.erms of „ ST™^^^* tjttt r nrnr of railway. Offers are invited for these. BULLUOK. Tormg i{ required# AppJy tQ « T. BULLOCK. |-3 CHKISTtYIAS CARDS, j•- i §-§ I ' ' NEW YEAR'S CARDS, -gj jD A H -i f\~ PRICE re g»« It I IUO. quired for 1? BI&THDAY CARDS. «a T.S b 1184, 1185 each containing 1 acre, "o % W Cameron Street, West, fenced and planted j| TEXT CAKDS. with macracarpa. Best Assortment m Ashburton. Persons desirous of building are Invited to inspect. Easy terms. /-CIRCULATING Library. T. BULLOCK. \J Open every nighb till bed time, *- — ■■*  ~-^^, T PIANOFORTE. AMERICAN J. MARSDEN. x organ, theory uf music HARMONY. ~^a7^7^e^t" MRS W. BOWMAN FOX, TO DA*, IN HATELOCK STREET, pUPIL OF LONDON MASTERS, _.„_    .  „ , . With Certificates from Trinity f UST avoided by Buying the Balance of Collfgf Lovdov J NIND WARD & CO.'a Stock of CROCKOITsSWARE, a NB PuPils Prepared for Trinity College FANCY GOODS Examinations. liiri- Fit forAND T°YS FIRST TERM wiK commence Second qrTTnnT TRTPATS Week m JANUARY. ° PRESENTS, and the Trevorton and Sunders' BulUing. CHRISTMAS TRADE. . . iflii 2 These Goods were bought at a discount ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL, of 50 per cent off Wholesale Landed Cost Price. " JAM^IS 8A1i.1211. "VT.OTICE is hereby given that from 12 159 -Jo * this date, a Rawatd of Ten Pounds TINWALD. sterling will be giren to any person or £\f\ ACRES f*C\ PersoiDa % xyiri£ BUcn information as will OU 3 ROODS, 9 PERCHES t)U , , m .  lead to the convicticn of any person All In grasses, just below Tmwald, originally part of Graham's Farm, well having caused the Burning of any of the watered, and which should make a good dairy farm. Offers are invited for this. County Plantations. Easy terms of payment. Apply to T. BULLOCK. By Orderj . ,_-^, „__ WILLIAM BAXTER, TO LET, at a low rental, small shop m. the Arcade, next but one to Tancred County Engineer, street!. I T BULLOCK, J November 12, 1894. 11 n



1 Mr H *nry Zander. ! Read This! [ N 30N SEQUENCE of the great L demand for CASH and being under the necessity of Reducing Stock owing to a call being made by the Batik of New Z aland, I have made SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS m every article m the Grocery and' Ironmongery Departments, and until further notice will SELL FQB'CABH At Christ church Prices . I do not advertise quotations for the simple reason that they are copied by small Shopkeepers, but I Guarantee to give every article of the Best Quality CHEAPER than any other Btm m Ash burton. Come and judge lor yourselves and be convinced of the truth. 1000 Mats~IOOO Mats Mauritius Sugar. Be sure to use no other for your JAM and see that you get it, as there is some Cheap Sugar m the Market put into MAURITIUS MATS. Come and see our windows. NftW NF,W NEW CURRANTS, RAISIINS, & SULTANAS These fruits are ready for use without further washing. Teas. Teas. Teas. CHINA, CEYLON, INDIA, and HEALTH TEA. Our own blended Teas at 2s, 2s 6d, m ilb, lib packets^ and 101 b tins (blended on the premises by machinery) are ac knowledged to be the best flavored and best value m the district. A special allowance of 2d per 1b on 101 b tins. Italian Goods I have now landed ex Gothic, the FINEST DELICACIES ever seen m Ashburton, and inspection is invited. Price lists and particulars on applica tion. JUST LANDED (ex Gothic) GALVANISED STEEL ELASTIC HOUSE COLLARS (m all sizes.) Early application necessary. Binding Twine ! Binding Twine! BINDING WTRE! BINDING WIRE! And all Other Harvesting Material now m Stock. lARMERS, do not give your orders for Twine without getting my quotation, having imported some NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURED TWINE from Melbourne, MoGORMICK EXTRAS kept m Stock, also " TYZACKS " SECTIONS AND CHAINS for other machines. WINES and Spirits, Ales and Stout, Liqueurs and Habana .Cigars, Cigarettes, m view of approaching hoiidaySj at SPECIAL LOW RATES. Carpets, Linoleums, Oilcloths, etc. In order to make room for Harvest ing and other Goods now landing and to arrive, I will sell the w^ole of the above Stock. At 35 per cent. Below Cost Price. This is a real fact. Come and see for yourselves. W^E tEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. Apply early to Henry Zander, AGENT FOR- Sun Fire Insurance Office Australian Muliutf %R4 ?rovident Society I i T Ford and Co



Friedlander tvos* i' tearing Male OF Well-Bred Young '1 rotting, Q'horougli breds and other Horses, also Trotting Stallions. \/f ESSRS FRIIiDLANDER BROS are instructed by Mr Max Fried ander to Sell by Pubic Auction at the burton Saleyards on I.THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1895, the following :— K(\ One, Two, Three, and Four-year 'JU old COLTS and FILLIES, un broken, hy Blackwood Abdallab. i O Four and Five years old, broken to -*-~ Saddle and Harness. | X DRAUGHT COLTS and FILLIES, -L^' one to four years old, unbroken. Also, the Imported Stallion, BLACKWOOD ABDALLiH, And two Three-year-old and one Two year-old ENTIRE COLTS by Blackwood. Also, HIS Thoroughbred RACING STOCK. Catalogues m course of preparation, and can be had on application. RUDOLPH FKIEDLANDER, 12J181 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, JANUARY 10 1895. UNDER BILL OF SALE. R, W. HART TO FRIEDLANDER BROS. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS, will Sell by Public Auction at ihe Homestead, Winchmore Estate (by kind permission of George Hart, Esq.), the whole of the very extensive FARMING PLANT, DRAUGHT AND LIGBT HORSES, DOG CARTS, HARNESS, etc 9"! First-Class DRAUGHT MARES J- and GILDINGS. X LIGHT TRAP AND SADDLE ° HORSES. A LIGHT BROOD MARES and FOALS. Q MASSEY REAPERS & BINDERS 1 Duncan Grass seed SOWER and HA RBOWS. O SEED STRIPPERS. Massey Harris CULTIVATOR.' 7 Farm Drays. I Portable Whare, 1 Dog Cart by Brabner and Son, 1 Tip Cart, 1 Spring Dray, 1 Seed and Manure Drill by Dun can, 6 Double-Furrow Ploughs (Duncan), Harrows, Rollers, Corncrusher, Chaftcutter and Horse Power, Dray and Plough, Harness, Trap Harness, and all sorts of modern Implements re quired for working such an extensive farm. Sale will start at 11 a.m. sharp. Luncheon provided. RUDOLPH FRIEDLANDER, 12J164 Auctioneer. \ Tenders. TENDERS rpENDERS Wanted for Stocking 800 X Acres Wheat, Oats, and Barley, to be font to S. Ho'land, Flemington, by MOKDAf, January 7. 1 16 V TENDERS. npENDERS are invited for Stooging *- and Forking about 1000 acres of Grain—Wheat and Oa's. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be left at the Mail Office up lo THURSDAY, January 10. For particulars apply to WILLIAM SUTHERLAND, 1 32 Winslow. TENDERS, \XT ANTED, three separate Tenders for * * harvesting about 450 acres of wheat —cutting, (1), stocking and forking, (2), carting and stacking (3). Particulars to be seen at J. M. Bourne's Store, Tinwald. Tenders Close on TUESDAY NIGHT, January 8, 1895, addressed to JAMES GUDSELL, 1-37 Tinwald. ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD. rpENDER.B are invited for the supply iJ_ of Meat, Bread j Fuel, Drugs, and Interments to the Ashburton ±ioapital for twelve months. Tenders, addressed to the Chairman, to be left at the County Council Chambers, Baring Square, not later than four p.m. on THURSDAY, January 10, where particulars can be seen. By order, F. MAIN WARING, Werk. Abhbuj'to.n, January 4, 1895. 1 33 Mr D. Tnomas. ARCADE. SPECIAL HORSE FAIR. THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1895 TWILL be holding a second Hor^e Fair on the above date and fistuse. Clients wishing to, dispose oi any ge.o.d 6toc|: kindly furnish me with full par ticulars, DAVID THOMAS, I|6 Auctioneer. C^»— '■"- ■ ■■ ■ '■'■■'■'"■»■-■ "■ "■—■ ■—■■■--—■ -■"■ ■»' ■ ' hi Mi^a TWINE! TWINE ! TO FARMERS. PTIHE combination to force the farmer to pay a penny per 1b over the value of Wine is burst, completely burst through the energy of EAST STREET MERCHANTS. Buy your twine from them, ond, let | those who were m the combination keep 1 their twine and. sell it m Australia next season. You will then get cheap twine again. JOHN ORR AND CO. HENRY ZANDER.



Publii Not.ees ASHBUIITON POLO CLUB. THE Match on WEDNESDAY nexl will be Mairi. r* r Singk. PJay ml. Mart punctually at 4 p.m. 1 41 AfeHBURION COUNT? COUNCIL. jVOTfCS is hereby eiven'ihvt this *-' Council's Offi t€s Will $c Closed lin future afc 3 p.ra nn SATURDAYS, in stead of WEDNESDAYS, *gf heretofore m accordance with tho provisions of thp Shop* and Shop Asss'ans Act, 1894. OfHse hours during tho rest of week as uc-ua!. By Order. F. MAINWARING, Cierk. Af-hbarton, January 4, 1895. 1 26 THE Pononga Flectric Belt fT]O promote circulation, to stimulate organic notion, to renew vital energy, j and assist digestion. AII m search of health should wear a PONONGA ELECTRIC BELT. MR PERMA.IN (who will be here for * few days) will show the BELT and Testimonials, and give all particulars by sailing at MR SPARROW'S, EAST STREET. 12 187 WOOLSTON STEAM WOOL WORKS, Christchurch. Established 1868. TIHE Undersigned is soliciting SCOUR ING* for this Season as heretofore. 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