LATEST CABLE NEWS. THE ANARCHISTS.

-Another Out rug** in Parit.

Paris January 14 A biscuit tin, filled with gunpowder, was placed on a window-sill in Bue MoceaUj near the house of Judge Atthalin, who tried Kavachal. The porter threw the tin into the street, where it exploded, doing immense damage to the fronts of houses along the who'e of the street, but fortunately without hurting anyone. Berlin, January 14 The Anti-Revolutionary Bill has beea referred to a Committee.

The Dervishes.

London, January 14 It is rumored that the Dervishes are besieging fifteen hundred Italians in Massoli, and a sortie by the garrison has been repulsed.

Sir W. V. Harcourt.

London. January 14 Reports continue to be persistently circulated that Sir W. V. Harcourt intends to resign, the cause being a difference with his colleagues over the propriety of a loan to increase the navy.

BUYING THEM OUT.

Melbourne, January 15 Among the many schemes propounded for the amelioration of the financial condition of the colony is one by the Hon. A. Wynne, proposing to wipe out the expensive system of pensions which is so serious a drag on the public finances. Mr Wynne estimates that the total pensions payable in the colony represent a sum of £26,000 per annum. Investigation shows that the buying out price of these amounts to £2,225,000. The interest on a loan to provide the necessary money for buying out, at four per cent., with one per cent, added for sinking fund, would amount to £ 110,000 per annum, which would represent an annual saving of £150,000 on what the colony ia now paying. One per cent, sinking fund would wipe out the amount borrowed within fifty years, under the credit foncier system. In the case of those who do not take the pension in a lump sum, Government could purchase them annuities.

THE HEW CODE

Sydney, January 15 The Sydney and Melbourne Chambers of Commerce have taken joint action in the direction of protesting against the new code vocabulary of the Eastern Extension Cable Company being made compulsorily.

A SENSATIONAL GOLD DISLOVERY.

Melbourne. .January 15 A sensational gold discovery is re ported from the upper Gladstone dis trict. Miners who have returned from Coolgardie declare they never saw richer stone. It is literally hanging together with gold. A fabulous yield is expected.

LABOR.

Sydney, January 14 The balloting in connection with the proposed strike of miners at Newcastle has been completed. The figures show that 1874 men voted in favor of the strike being declared, and 1216 against the strike. As the requisite two thirds majority was not obtained, there will be no general strike. ] The difficulty at Hetton colliery has I been settled, and the threatened strike avoided. Newcastle, January 14 The decision of the Delegate Board that lodges having disputei with Com panies with regard to a reduction in the hewing rate should endeavour to settle matters, locally, is not giving unmixed satisfaction. The miners en gaged in both the Seahain West and the Wallsend collieries have rejected the Board's resolutions, the speakers declaring that if endorsed by the district it would mean a break up of the Associatioo, as the men would decline to subscribe if they had to tight their own batiks. The Seaham miners have notified to the manage ment that they are prepared to return to work, but the manager declined to recognise them as a lodge, and said they could apply individually. The Wallsend Company have reduced the selling price of coal to 7s 6d, in con sequence of the strike. The ballot of the various miners resulted in the ■withdrawal of the demand for an advance in the hewing rate.

MORE GOLD

Perth, January 14 A new line of reef has been dis covered three miles Eouth, and for ninety miles has been traced carrying line gold the entire length. It is esti mated the reef will yield from one to five ozs to the ton. There are also two parallel reefs.

Mr B. Lines, who has been fifty-three years in the colony, died at hh residence, London Street, Woolston, yesterday, at the age of ninety years. At the Police Court, Dunedin, to-day, Robert Wilson, a young man, was charged with serious larrikinism at Morgan's baths, Frederick Street. He was sen tenced to two months' imprisonment. Accused, when intoxicated, seized a boy, aged five, and threw him into water of the depth of four feet and left him there. Bub for the timely assistance of by standers the boy would probably have been drowned, Joseph Kennedy and Andrew Kennedy, for obstructing Con stable Hogan while arresting the previous accused, were each, sentenced to one month. At a meeting of the Tinwald BacingClub committee'a letter was received from Mr C. W. Purnell, solicitor, acting for Mr John Shearer, claiming the sum £94 Is, balance of dividend alleged to be due in respect to the trotting race won by Mr Shearer's Toby. Mr Shearer claims that the time the starting bell rang the total isator only registered one ticket and that a second ticket was rung on after the race started. Mr Shearer held one ticket and was paid the dividend, £94 Is, and ho npw claims that he should have received the £18.8 2s, He entered a protest on the day of the race, but the protest was dismissed, and he now threatens an action at law for the recovery of the £94 Is. The Committee decided to refer Mr Shearer to fche slub'a solicitor,

MADAGASCAR.

Pa iris, January 14 The French have captured a Hova cruiser.

THE IRISH PARTY

London, January 14 J. F. O'Brien declares that before the split in the Irish party, the Radical | Committee, with the sanction of Par nell, collected £3500. After Parnell's dsath the party declined to take money, but accepted £2000 from Lord Tweed mouth, when he was a member of the House, for the relief of evicted tenants.

CANADIAN A D HUDDART

Ottawa, January 14 Sir M. Bowell in the course of an interview said the Dominion Govern ment would aid the formation of Huddart's Atlantic Steamship Com pany to the utmost extent in its power.

CRICKET.

London, January 14 The match arranged for next season as a testimonial to W. W. Read, the well-known Surrey amateur, will be between Stcddart's team and the rest of England, instead of England v. Surrey as at first contemplated.

THE THIRD TEST MATCH.

Adelaide, January 15 Jredale was batting just over four hours, flis defensive play was of the soundest possible description, and as he got set after each break in the innings he did some splendidly timed hitting. Most of his Beventeen fours were the results of perfect late cuts. On returning to the pavilion he received a great ovation, the people rising and cheering him greatly. A. Trott's score occupied ninety minutes in compilation, and his display was even more brilliant than that of Bruce. Cleaner or harder driving than Trott'a has seldom been seen in Adelaide, His total included eleven fours. Until towards the finish, the fielding of the English was first-class. Trott's fast ball which beat Ward broke the off stump. Ward played an hour for his score of 13.

A mixed team of the Ashburton Oricket Club went to Lougbeach on Saturday to play the annual match with the Longbeach Club. The game resulted in a win for Longbeach by two wickets and two runs. The visitors batted first and put together 56, of which (i. Andrews contributed J3, C E. Davis 17, and Russell 10 (not out). The Longbeach team replied with 63— R. Soal lj.Q being the only batsman to reach double figures. In their second innings the Ashburton team compiled .88, Davis 22 and Andrews 14 again being the highest scorer?. The Lcng beach team secured the necessary runs to win for the loss of nine wickets, I. Lewis playing a good inning 3 for 35, and Grigg hitting out freely for 12. The bowling honors for the visitors were about equally divided between L'avis, Andrews, and Peter, while Hutton and Soal were the most successful trundlers for the Longbeach team Before leaving the AEhburton players were entertained at dinner by Mr Origg.

SWIMMING.

The following are the handicaps for the swimming races on Wednesday at 5 pm, sharp:— 30 Yards Dash.— N. L. Rout scr, R. Upton Isec, W. S. Mitchell lsee, E. Pur chase 2sec, It. Curtis 2sec, H. E. Curtis 2sec, F. G. Williams 23ec, James McTeague 2sec, P. Cookson 3sec, A. Wilkie 3sec, A. P. Thompson 3sec, C. W. Steward 4sec, L. Andrews 4sec, H. Hoult 4see, A. G. Williams 4sec. 75 Yards, Juniors,~A. Cox scr, H. Page scr, E. McTeague 4sec, J. Birch Bsec, G. Stewart 18sec. 150 Yards, Seniors.—N. L. Rout scr, E. Purchase 63ec, F. Williams 6sec, H. E. Curtis Bsec, James McTeague Baec, L. Andrews 13see, A. F. Thompson Msec, H. Hoult 16sec, A. Wilkie 16sec, C.W. Steward I 18sec, F. Cookson 18sec. AH these races count points in the trophien presented by G. A. M. Buckley,, Esq., and exciting finishes are expected in each.

feE AfciWOßloN GUABDIA^: TUESDAY, JANCJArY 15, 1896.



Adelaide, January 14. Anstralians—Second Innings. H. Trofct, b Peel .. .. ... 0 GiffeD, c Ford b Peel 24 Bruce, c Brock well b Briggs ... ... 80 Darling, c Phillipson b LockwoodT ... 3 Iredale, c and bPeel ... 140 Gregorys hit wkt b Richardson ... 20 Harry, b Bichardson , 6 Worrall, c Peel b Briggs 11 Jar vie, c Brown b Peel 29 Galloway, b Richardson ... .„, ... 11 A. Trott, not out ... 72; Extras ... 15

Total 411 Peel took four wickets for 96, Richardson three for 89, Lockwood one for 70, Brock well none for 50, Briggs two for 58, Ford none for 33. England—Second innings. McLaren, c Iredale bA. Trott .. .- 35 Ward, b A Trott 13 Phillipson, b Giffen 1 Stoddarl", not out ... ... ... 1 Brown, not out 2 Extras 4

Total for three wickets ... 56



Great complaints have been made lately about the working of the telegraph lines in Western Australia. The Port Uarwin line is interrupted, and the Western Australian lines, which are supposed to give an alternate route, are declared to be unworkable at the present, and are therefore unable to assist in the trans mission of the English and foreign cable messages which are accumulating at Port Darwin. The bookstalls on the railway bring in: —Dunedin £95, Christchurch £50, Timaru £30, Auckland £26 6^ Wellington £15, Ashburton £10, Invercargill £6, and Oamaru £5 a year. Altogether, the great Southern Railway seems to be a literary line, judging by the h:gher rate paid for the privileges of the bookstalls than in Auckland or Wellington. One .Box ov Clarke's B 41 Pills ia warra ted to cure all discharges from the Urinaiy 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 Paten. Medicine Vendors thronghout the World Proprietors : The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug CoMPAnY, Lincoln, England



Fnedlander r ros. CJestriitg ****Ie OF, Well-Bred Young'l rotting, 'Slvrough breds and other Horses, ateo Trotting Stallions. "MTESSRS fRIKDLaNDER BROS. «***• are instructed by Mr Max Fried lander to Sell by Public Auction at the Ash burton Saleyards on THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1895, the following :— KO One, Two, Three, and Four-year oyj old COLTS and FILLIES, un broken, by Blackwood Abdallab. "1 O Four and Five years old, broken to -*-" Saddle and Harness. -I X DRAUGHT COLTS and FILLIES, ■*•** one to four years old, unbroken. Also, the Imported, Stallion, BLACKWOOD ABDALLAH, And two Three-year-old and one Two year-old ENTIRE COLTS by Blackwood. Also, HIS Thoroughbred RACING STOCK. Catalogues in course of preparation, and can be had on application. RUDOLPH FKIEDLANDER, 12J181 Auctioneer.^ Mr D. Thomas. SPECIAL ENTRY. IAM INSTRUCTED by Mr D. Mob now to Sell on THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, the following well-bred and fast Trotting Ponies, viz.:— "1 Brown Pony Stallion, three years, by •■- Cupid, dam Gipsy. I Grey Pony Stallion, three years, by Prince Charming, dam Princess, by , Prince (imported). 1 Bay Pony Colt, three years, by Prince -*■ Charming, dam Gipsy, fast) trotter. ~i Bay Pony Colt, two years, by Prince -*- Charming, dam Gipsy.- DAVID THOMAS, I+6B Auctioneer,



BULLOCK'S ARCADE. THURSDAY, ~JAN. 24, 1895. SPECIAL HORSE FAIR. MR DAVID THOMAS haa received instructions from a large number of Clients to Sell at the above date and fixture, the following DRAUGHT AND LIGHT HARNESS HURSES, viz :— On account of A. W. Kandell. Filly, 2 years, by General Tracey, dam Nellie, by Spot; 1 Gelding, two years, by The Marquis, dam j Bess ; 1 Brown Mare, by Spot, dam by Shales, grand-dam by a Quick silver Sydney Mare, foal at foot by General Tracey. On account of Clients. Four-horse Team and Dray, 1 Chestnut Mare^ six years, 1 Bay Fi'ly, three years, 1 Bay Mare, 1 Black Geld ing, all good and sound, 6 Ponies, all under 14 hands, 12 Unbroken and Broken Colts and Filliee, 1 Koan Gelding by Athlete, 1 Grey Mare, stinted to Tekoa, 1 Grey Filly, four years, 1 Yearling, by Tekoa, 1 Brown Mare, 1 Bay Geld ing, four years, 1 Unbroken three year-old Filly. On account of J. Hunt. 1 Chestnut Gelding, Billy, by Atlantic, (?am Cloth of Gold mare, good hunter and harness horse> Also, on account of various clients, — Oa HEAD OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS DvVID THOMAS. 1J69 Auctioneer. NOTICE.



WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. TO MY CLIENTS. 1 i —... WOOL intended for next Christ church Sale, to be held there on i January 25, 1895, and which is intended to pass through my hands, ougKt to be in my store not later than 18th inst, so that it may be forwarded all at one time. DAVID "THOMAS, 1 67 ASHBURTON. Tenders. 1 TENDERS^ X lr ANTED, Tenders for eating off VV 3cO Acres (more or less) Wheat and Oats, at Dromoro. Tenders to be sent in by SATURDAY, January 19, to CLARKE BROS., I*Bl Dromore. In the Assigned Estate of Robert Alcorn, Ashburton. SALE OF BOOK DEBTS TO CLOSE ESTATE. THE Trustees offer for Sale by Public Tender the BALANCE OF BOOK DEBTS, amounting in the aggregate to £1109 16s 7d, or thereabouts. Schedule of the Debts and conditions of Tender may be inspected on application to S. H. Graves, Esq., Bank of New Zealand, Ashburton, or at the offices of Cook and Gray, 204 Hereford street, Christchurch. Tenders endorsed " Book Debts " will be received at 204 Hereford street, Christ church, till noon, of THURSDAY, the Slat inst, S. H. GRAVES f THOS. BULLOCK ■] Trustees. SAMUEL HARDEY [ January 11, 1895. 1 72 Public Notices OWING to the Saleyards being otherwise occupied,the St Stephen's ! Sunday School Treat will NOT take I | place till FRIDAY, January 18. i 1 90 T. A. HAMILTON, FOE SALE CHEAP. ~ SECTIONS 10 and 11, containing nearly an acre, fronting James street, Allenton, close to the Woollen Factory.- Fenced with small cottage upon it. Price £30. THOMAS, 1 91 Ashburton. FATAL ACCIDENT TO DA*, IN HAVELOCK STREET, |" UST avoided by Buying the Balance of J NIND WARD & CO.'s Stock cf CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, akd FANCY GOODS AND TOYS JusbFitfor SCHOOL TREATS, PRESENTS, AND THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. These Gooda were bought at a discount of 50 per cent off Wholesale Landed Cost j Price. JAMES BAH.E2M. 12 159



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j Mr H^nry Zander. t ■ ~ ■ ■ Read This! TN CONSEQUENCE of the great L demand for CASH and being under tbe necessity of Reducin Stock owing, to a call being made by the Bank of New Zealand, I have made SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS 'in every article In the Grocery and Ironmongery Departments, and until further notice will ' BELL FOB CASH At Ghristchuroh Prices, I do not advertise quotations for the oimple reason that they are copied by small Shopkeepers, bat I Guarantee to give every article of the Best Quality CHEAPER than any other firm in Ash burton. Come and judge ior yourselves and be convinced of the troth. 1000 Mats'looo Mats Mauritius Sugar. Be sure to use no other for your JAM and see that you get it, as there is some Cheap Sugar in the Market put into MAURITIUS MATS. Come and see our windows. NEW NKW NEW CURRANTS, RAISINS, & SULTANAS These fruits are ready for use without further washing. Teas. Teas. Teas. CHTNA, CEYLON, INDIA, and HEALTH TEA. Our own blended Teas at 2s, 2s 6d, in |lb, lib packets, and 101b tins (blended on the premises by machinery) are ac knowledged to be the best flavored and best value in the district. A special allowance of 2d per 1b on 101b tins. Italian Goods I have now landed ex Gothic, the FINEST DELICACIES ever seen in Ashburton, and inspection is invited. Price lists and particulars on applica tion. JUST LANDED (ex Gothic) soo GALVANISED STEEL ELASTIC HORSE COLLARS (in all sizes.) Early application necessary. Binding Twine ! Binding Twine! BINDING WTRE! BINDING WIRE! And all Other Harvesting Material now in Stock. FARMERS, do not give your orders for Twine without getting my quotation, having imported some NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURED TWINE from Melbourne, McCORMICK EXTRAS kept in Stock, also "TYZACKS" SECTIONS AND CHAINS for other machines. WINES and Spirits, Ales and Stout, Liqueurs and Habana Cigars, Cigarettes, in view of approaching holidays, 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 whole of the above Stock At £5 per cent. Below Cost Price. This is a real fact. Come and see for yourselves. WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. Apply early o Henry Zander, AGENT FOR— i Sun Fire Insurance Office Australian Mutual and Provident Society J T Ford and Co



ESTABLISHED 1873. Saddlery and Harness. Recartiiis Henry HAVING Purchased the Business so successfully carried on for a num ber of years past by the late William Andebson, begs to notify that as hereto ore the BEST CLASS OF GOODS AND WORKMANSHIP may be relied on, and having been formerly in the employment of the late owner, has a thorough knowledge of the requirements of the Ashburton Public, which he will spare no pains to meet. EXTRACTED HONEyT^ PETER ANDERSON'S NEW SEA SON'S EXTRACTED HONEY is now ready, and is the beet simple his Apiary has yielded since its establishment seven years ago. Sold In 121b and 301b tins, and by the hundredweight. HAKATEEE APIARY, Hampstead. Brand—St. Andrew's Cross (red). 12 117 HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT ASHBURTON. IN thanking the Public for their liberal support during the short season I have opened this business for the treat ment of ALL DISEASES by the system of Hydropathy, I have pleasure in announcing thab we have been successful in all cases taken into the establishment. Among the various cases, we have had congestion of the lungs, chest, liver, stomach and kidney complaints, lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, bronchitis, influenza, inflammation, bad legs, neuralgia, weak ness and debility. The following is one of the many testimonials :— Christchurch, November 30, 1894 I have great pleasure in testifying to the good results obtained from the course of baths and treatment adopted at Ms, Rule's Hydropathic Establishment. My wife had sustained a very severe attack of bronchitis and congestion of the lungs, and was evidently sinking from exhaustion when she became an inmate of the above institution. After a fortnight's baths and skilled nursing she quite recovered and was able to resume her domestic duties, Too much cannot be said in praise of the care and attention bestowed upon patients by Me and Mrs Rule and trained nurses and both attendants engaged.—E H Brown.. w. h,"bule, PROPRIETOR. ALLANDALE COAL COMPANY Limited. Saving: of 25 per cent, on Your Coal 8111. H4VE APPOINTED JAMKB ELLIOTT, COAL MERCHANT, WEST STREET, Agent for the County ALLANDALE Is the best native coal produced on the Eastern Seaboard. It i* an excellent Steam Coal, unrivalled for Bakers, splendid Domestic Coal, does not sparkle and barns with a flame, Note the Address— JAMES ELLIOTT. WEST STREET, Opposite D. THOMAS. Newcastle Coal, Weatport Coal, Fire' wood, Stakes, Poets, etc. iv stock, 1



A GRE4T NATIONAL GRfSIS. r| HE high prices th<»t bavn hitherto been charged in Ashbirfon for good and 1 reliable GROCERIES, BREAD, and FLOUR have now become almosi like THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, a recognised instiiui.it n. Although public opinion is very much divided upon this question, there can be only one opinion about the vast sum of money that CAN BE SAVED by Housekeepers who buy their Groceries from TAYLOR S, whose system in catering for tho CASH purchasing public with reliable Goods at popular j-riciß direct from the Importers and Manufacturers OR Producers, to the Consumer, clearly proves how easily Middlemen's profits can be DISPENSED WITH. We respectfully ask the public of Aehburton and district to show their appreciation of our method of doing business by PURCHASING OUR GOODS. COMPARING OUR PRICES, NOTING OUR QUALITY, AND JUDGING FOR THEMSELVES. Save intermediate profits by dealing wiih JOSEPH TAYLOR, Grocer and baker, Easb Street, Ashburton, the Cheapest St<re in }own tor reliable Groceries, Bread and Cakes. Money chperfully returned for any joodh not approved of. Splendid Crystal Sugar 2|d, 61b tins Ceylon Tea Bs, 101b ins lSd 9d, 31bs any brand Tea 5s 6d, Flour at popular prices. Groceries supplied )f the best quality at Lowest Cash Prices. Try our rioted Brt-ad, 41b J«af 5d The Best Fruit Cake in the colony only 6d per lb. Parties supplied w'vh Paltry, Donfectionery, Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes at reasonable prices and Shortest Sotice. Goods deliver dby van to any part o! the town, and customers waited open or their weekly requirements. Bread deliveries in town Daily. Orel ere for Groceries, etc,'entrusted to driver )f bread van will be promptly'executed. NOTE THE ADDRESS JOSEPH TAYLOR, CD ESTABLISHED BAKERY, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. ARCADE HOUSE. Spring Goods. Spring 1 Goods. W- W. SPENCER & CO- A RE now showing tome beautiful NEW and FASHION ABLE SPRING FABRICS, being especially selected for the Ashburton District. We have also a nice Selection of STRAWS LACES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,£GLOVES, FRILLING, and OHEFFONS, BOOTS- BOOTS- BOOTS- . NEW BOOTS and SHOES for the summer weather. Men's, Boys', Ladies', and Children's of all descriptions. CJLOTHIItftf. CIjOTHOTG}. CLOTHING}. MEN'S TWEED SUITS, TROUSERS, COATS, VESTS, &cj SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, <fee. SPjBNOER and CO, ARCADE HOUSE.



Musical "^IANOFOBTE. MISS feRUBB resumes her Music Lessons on MONDAY, JANUARY 21, at her residence, Short Street, opposite the Borough School. ' 184 vi^in"~sctoolT~~' MISS BESSIE SIMMONDS, Teacher of the Vielin, will re-open on MONDAY, January 21, at Saunders' Buildings, on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 2 o'clock till 6 p.m. Terms on application. Private address —Creek Road, Allenton. 1 53 MR RICHARD WOOD, T I M A R U, WILL resume teaching Violin, Viola and 'Oeilo at the School of Muaic on FRIDAY, February i. 1 58 A CARD Mrs A. C. Cla ridge, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, and SINGING COX STREET, ASHBURTON.; Term Commences January 14. TEEMS ON APPLICATION. JLlewellyn Owen, Member Canterbury Society of Musicians ani Certificated Teacher. PIANOFORTE, SINGING, & HARMONY THE New Term will commence January 14, 1895. Pupils trained for the Trinity College Examination, London. THE TIOLInT" MISS BESSIE SIMMONDS, Teacher of Uie Violin, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, 1 54 A SHBUftTON. PIANO FORTE. AMERICAN ORGAN, THEORY OF MUSIC HARMONY. MRS W. BOWMAN FOX, PUPIL OF LONDON MASTERS, With Certificates from Trinity College, London. Pupils prepared for Trinity College Examinations FIRST TERM will commence Second Week in JANUARY. Trevorton and Saundera' Buildings. , 12t182 MR HORACE A. GATES, TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND PIANO, VI7ILL visit Flamlnatton, Waterfcon, T" Longbeach, Eiffelton, and Hinds during the ensuing year. Intending pupils please communicate at once. SCHOOL OF MUSIC, SAUNDERS 1 BUILDINGS. SOLE AGENT FOR THE DRESDEN HANO COMPANY. 13143



STT! A! LU A N BROS., grocers and ironmongers. : ,:S_U_OA L R I S II G A R. 8 We H;ivc Jii t l*'»th>A" 1O TONS OF MAI KIIIUS Rl OAK for the Jam Season. Al who wish their jam to keep well shouid use Mauriti s* SbtiA | -nTNEST VjEW /.URRANTS. -ffiLENGIA TJAISINS O OULTAN These Fruits are a Splendid Sample, this seasonVcrop, WE have also to hand, per s.s. B^ngitara, 5 Crates of Assorted Crockery including some choice lines of CUPS AND SAUCERS, MOUSTACHE CUfS AND SAUCERS, TOILET SETS, SETS OF JUGS, Etc., Etc., Which we are now offering at Very Low Prices. 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 in Town and Snburbs. Customers waited upon for Orders. Satisfaction is Ou'b Motto. i SHEARMAN BRO3, MARKET HOUSE FOE SALE ONE Second-baud tour-horse p«wer PORTABLE ENGINE, by Brown and May Price low enough to warrant any farmer purchasing for his own use for driving power, chaff"cutting, corn-crushing, and wood sawing POBTABLE WASH BARROWS. No home is complete without one of the indispensable requisites. They are , a necessity where cleanliness, utility, and health are valued. TO LET, An Acre of Land, with 6-roomed House, near the Woollen Factory. Rent Jow. F0 R S A LE, A very Desirable FamiJy Residence of seven rooms, with half-acre ground ; fruit and vegetable garden. The owner having left the district, is anxious to sell at a price which' will be tempting to any ona on the look out for a Comfortable Home; within a few minutes walk of Railway Station and Post Office -ALSO, FOR SALE, IN HAVELOCK STRFET WEST, a Capital House, containing nine rooms, with bath room and good out offices; hot and cold water and gas laid on. Stabling attached Within two minutes'walk oLPost Office and Railway Station F. FKRRimw, ;,: LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ABHBURTON. (North British Fire lnsurar.ee Company Union Steam Shipping t Company, Limited. Parcels and goods sent to », parts of the colony PRIEDLANDER BROS. BEG TO ADVISE THE SHEEP OWNEKS AND OTHERS .OF THE ASHBURTON DISTRICT THAT WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR THE SALE ( COOPER'S CELEBRATED- DIPPING PuWDER, AND ALSO FOR 'THE DIPPING OF SHEEP AT THE TIN WALK PIPPING PREMISES, REDMAyNFTnfc* 'i hS bnsii l? Bs,« »•« nude arrangements with MB M FRIEDLANDER BROS-