Ashburton Cricket

Annual f^oneral Meeting-

The annual gannral meeting of the abore Olob was held last) evening in Hie County Council Chambers. Mr C, W. , Para©)], presiding, (conpied the chair, i There was a Tety good attendance of members. I

ANNUAL BEPOKT

The balance i?heefc showed receipts from all sources, £64 6a 7d ; expenditure, £51 183 4<t—leaving a balance to credit of £2 8s 3d ; against which there waa a liability to the Sports Association of £2 The report as below, was read : — The season of 1894-95 was both from a financial and playing point of view far more successful than many of the previous ieaaons. The Club began the aeason with an indebtednasa of £15, bufc your Oom an it tee has great satisfaction in reporting that that amount has been p^id off, and the Oiub has mow a credit balance of £2 8j 3d, after paying all liabilities. The funds of the Club were considerably augmented by tha proceeds of a concert held on Show nijjbt, and your Committee Would rf c Jin mend the incoming Commit tee to endeavor, if possible, to again secure the same night this year on which to hold un entet tairnnant. The Club is affiliated with the South Canterbury Cricket Association, andwaa very success ful with cup matches, it being at present undecided whether Ashburton or b'eral ctine are leading for the trophy. The Clab pJayedt 10 Cup matches, winning 7, losing 2. and diawing 1. And in addition played 3 outside matches, one of which wsb won. The representative match, Canterbury and South Canterbury was played on the Ashburton Domain in February, and after a good game resulted In a win for Canterbnry The loca) Club had five representativts in the South Canterbury team. The batting and bowl- Ing averages for the Cup matches are appended ;—

Battino Averages. AsHBUKTON, Matches played 10, won 7» lost 2, drawn I, points 15.

The Chairman said he understood there were some new cricketers in the district, and the proap?cts for the coming season were better than they had been for some time, as was the result of last season's transactions, both from a cricketing and financial view. He moved the adoption of the report and balance sheet, which was seconded by Mr Outhbertson, who paid a high tribute to the energy and ability of their secretary, to whom the success of the Club was mainly due. NEW MEMKEKS. The report and balance sheet were adopted, and the following new members were elected :- Mosars Olphert, Wallace, Kitto, Blanden, Beckett, Cransfleld, and Cart, OFi'ICBBS. The following officers were elected:— Patron—Mr GAM Buckley ; President —Mr C W Parnell; Vice-Presidents— Messrs Upton, Thomas, Densh-'re, Wild ing, Drs Leahy and Greenwood ; Captain —Mr E F Black ; Vice captain -Mr R M Cuthbertson ; Treasurer—Mr F Main waring ; Secretary—Mr A F Thompson. The Committee was balloted for, and the following members elected : —Messrs C Davis, Mitchell, Wallace, G Andrews, H Percy, Stewart, and Kitto.

DELEGATES

Mesirs Thompson and G. Andrews were appointed delegates to the Sports Associa tion, and Mr Andrews was also appointed delegate to the South Canterbury Cricket Association. MEMBERSHIP Ira reply to a question from Mr Andrews the Secretary stated that there was a rule for the encouragement of juniors, by which lada under eighteen years of age could join the club for half fees. Mr Black thought the subscription should be increased, aa the club could not go on w th a half«»uinea subscription. The Secretary thought they would loae fjaany members if the subscription was Increased. The Chairman suggested that Mr Black should give notice of motion on the sub ject, if he wißhad it to be considered. After some discussion the matter was allowed to drop. THANKS. Mr Wallace proposed a vote of thanks to the outgoing officers, which was carried unaniirously and acknowledged by Mr Thompson. On the motion of Mr Cuth» bertson a vote of thanks wa^ passed to the Chairman, and on the motion of Mr Thompson asimilar vote to Mr Main waring for the ÜBe of hia office, which concluded the business.

The Earthquakes in the North.

Wellikg'ion, August 21 A telegram from Taupo states that the persistency of tfca phenomena is causing alarm, especially as Tongariro has become suddenly inactive.

LOSS OF A CHANNEL STEAMER

London, August 22 | Th® Seaford's passengers were at first panic-stricken. The bow of the Lyon mad® a huge rent in her side, and tore its way into the saloon. The [ captain's coolness allayed the panic.

WEDDING.

WUKEia. I»H,JBHOW.

St. Stephen's Church was yesterday the scene of a very pretty wedding, in which much more than ordinary interest was taken, the contracting parties being Mr Herbert Orbell and Miss Florence Pilbrow. The happy man is a son of N« M Orbell, Esq., of Waikouaite, Otago, and until recently was practising the profession of the law in this town, but has lately removed to Akaroa; and the bride the second daughter of the late Mr James Pilbrow, of the Granee farm, Racecourse road, both it may be mentioned being native born New Zealanders. The chancel of the Church was very prettily decorated with evergreens, and the nave was filled with friends oi bride and bride groom—by for the larger proportion of the congregation, as on alt such occasions, con sisting of ladies. The officiating minister was the liev. T. A. Hamilton, vicar of the parish, assisted by the Rev. V\ H. Orbell, brother of the bridegroom. The gentleman, accompanied by his beat man, Mr E. F. Black, of course put in a punctual appearance, and a few minutes afterwards the sound of wheels announced the arrival of the bride's party, who proceeded up the aisle, the bride on the arm of her brother Mr Harry Pilbrow, (who afterwards gave her away) and fol lowed by her four little bridesmaids, namely Miss Ethel Pilbrow, Miss "Trixie" Denshire, Miss Evelyn Hanmer, and Miss Gertrude Pilbrow. The bride's dress was of cream silk with satin sleeves, with veil, and wreath of orange blossoms, myrtle and hyacinths, and she carried a lovely bouquet of white camellias and maidenhair fern, while the bridesmaids were most tastefully attired in dresses of cream nun's veiling, with lace picture hats to match, and tan stockings, shoes and gloves, each carrying a basket of flowers. The bride wore a handsome gold bangle, and the bridesmaids very pretty brooches, the gifts of the bridegroom. The ceremony was impressively performed, and the responses of the contracting parties to the all-important question were clear and distinct. At the close it was noticeable that the vicar substituted a very happily worded brief address to the young couple for the usual 'amazement' ex ordium—the change being a decided improvement. During the service the hymn ' The voice that breathed o'er Eden ' was sung, and as the happy couple left the church the • Wedding March ' was played. Miss Alice Foberta presiding at the harmonium. A merry peal was rung from the belfry as the wedding party and a host of guests drove away to the residence of the bride's pother, where they were hospitably entertained at an afternoon tea afc a very tastefully decorated md richly furnished table and the usual ceremony of cutting the bride-cake was performed. About half-past three there was an exodus to the railway station, amid showering rice and slippers, to see the young couple off on their way to Christchurch, more rice, more slippers and a chorus of congratulations and good wishes following the departing train. The bride wore a very pretty travelling dress of brown checked tweed with velvet toque to match. We should add here that the tables of Mrs Pil brow's drawingroom were laden with presents to the bride and bridegroom, many of them very choice and valuable, and many cf a most useful character

The motion for a new trial in the Chemis case will be argued before the Court of Appeal in October. The Synod on Thursday night discussed

for over two hours the question of pro hibition on a moti' n to appoint a Com mission to enquire into and report open thg Gothenberg system of licenses and the Bishop of Chester's Bill. The motion was negatived on the voices.

At a pablic mtoting of Auckland citizens, held on Thursday night, the Mayor presiding, a resolation was carried for the erection of a marble statue to Sir George Grey in Auckland.

A strong Commutes was formed to cirry out the object. The resolulions were seconded by ladies of the Women's Liberal League.

THE ABHBUBTON (HJAKDIAN: FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1896.



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Bowling Analysis.

Ashjbukton.

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T end re s. TENDERS. mENDERS are invited for balding a L Woolehcd for W. F. Somerville, Esq., Trie Terraces, Methren. Plans and Specifications may be seen at Baker Bros., corner Wakanui Road and Uass street, where endorsed tenders will be received until NOON on TUESDAY, August 27. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 8 156 C. W. BAKER ! Mr T. Bullock. jSATURDAYj AUGUST 24. SHEEP Farmers and Others are reminded that the Sale of the 3802 Acres, R.S. 32271, and others, Rangltata and Shepherd's Bush Survey District, takes place at the Arcade on the above date at 12 noon. 8 129 T. BULLOCK, Auctioneer. SATURDAY, AUGUST 81. to farmers, dealers, & others 410 iSTiS 410 NEWLANDS DISTRICT. MR THOMAS BULLOCK has re - cetved instructions to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade on the above date, On account and by order of ihe Mortgagee,— R,S. 26685, containing 100 Acres R.S. 26716, containing 109 Acres 1 Rood R S. 26729, containing 200 Acres 3Roods All in Newlands District, Wakanui Plains 1 Very easy terms of payment will be accepted, Full particulars on appli cation. Sale afc 12 noon T. BULLOCK, 8155 Auctioneer. SAXURJJAY, AUGUST ~2?7 TOWN PROPERTY, Well situated at the corner of William and Cameron Streets. | 7« ACRE % i WITH DWELLING. MR T. BULLOCK has received in strucdons to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade on the above date,— T.S.s 715 and 716, containing £ Acre, well situated at the corner of Cameron and William Streets, on which is erected a dwelling house of five rooms, with Verandah on three sides. The land is of first-class quality for garden purposes. The property is well situate}, fronting the street leading to the Railway Station. Liberal terms. Note time of Sale—l 2 noon. T. BULLOCK, 8 118 Auctioneer. SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, Dwelling House and Section, well situated in Cameron Street. VI R T. BULLOCK has received in *■'-■- structions from the Executors in the estate oi the late C. Martin to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade, on the above date,— T.S, 492, containing ]■ acre, situated in Cameron Street, on which is erected a comfortable Dwelling house of iive rooms, now in the occupation of Mr L. F. Anirewts. This property is well situated. The land h of first-class quality for garden purposes. —— Inspection invited. Terms at Sale. Sale at 12 noon, T. BULLOCK, 8121 Auctioneer. '■l-OWjy Section 797, Cox Street, capital *- building site. Offers are invited for this at once, as the owner has made up his mind to sell at a sacrifice, T. BULLOCK. HINDS DISTRICT. FOR bALE—The Laase of 50 acres, part of reserve 1371, not far from the Hinds Railway Stasion, formerly in the occupation of G. M. Pearce. T. BULLOCK. Friedlander and Co. SEED POTATOES. TXfE HAVE FOR SALE, Bine Derwents, Early Rose, and Beauty of Hebron. 8 61 FRIEDLANDER AND CO. Mr D. Thomas, BULLOGK'S ARCADE. SATURDAyTaUGTOT 24, 1895. MR DA^ID THOMAS has received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION as above, that FIRST-CLASS ALL ROUND FARM known as «< ROXBURGH/ Situated at the junction of Taylor's and Bowyer'a Streams, and lately occupied by Messrs Friedlander Bros., containing— 118© ACRES (more or less) of FIIiST-CLASS . ARABLE AND GRAZING LAND. The Improvements consist of a new and very convenient Seven-roomed House, Stab'es, Outhouses, Yards, etc. The bulk of the land has been broken. ap s drained, and laid down in English grasses, and the quality varies from first class heavy swamp to fair average grassing land. This farm Is for sale, and to anyone in search of a pleasant and remunerative home is well worth attention, NOTE—-Time of sale, 2 p.m. sharp, TERMS—4O per cent, at fall of hammer, 15 per cent, in a month. Balance can either remain for a term of years at 6 per cent, per annum, or can be paid rff at once at the option of the buyer. For further particulars apply DAVID THOMAS, 8 MGiktiwi) Aehbortoty



PUBLIC NOTICE. MONEY TO LEND upon Freehold Security, In sums of £50 and upwards. Apply to C. W. PURNELL, Solicitor, 8 153 Montgomery's Buildings. I N RESPONSE TO NUMEROUS ± REQUESTS, MRS LITTLEJOHN HAS DECIDED TO REMAIN IN ASHBURTON For the summer month 0, ! BJ.46__ , UNDER DISTRAINT WARRANT Issued from Magistrate's Oonrfc, Sonth ! Rakata. I fTO BE SOLD by Auction, ab 12 noon, JL ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1895, at Police Station, Itakaia, — PIGS, POULTRY, FURNITURE, Etc W. LEWIS, 8 152 Bailiff. WE HAVE been favored with in structions from the Mortgagees, to Sell by Public Auction,, at GERALDINE SALE YARDS, ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1895,— R.S. 11567, containing 300 Acres really good Land, on the Woodbnry Read, about "three miles from Geraldine. This property has been occupied for a number of years by Mr <J. Shaw, whose lease expires on the 26th i'st. Sale at 2 30 pan, CANTERBURY PIRO MERS 1 CO-OPERA TIVE ASSOOIA-1 Joint Agents. TION, Ltd , f AND j THOMAS BULLOCK, J J. MUNDELL, 8 156 Auctioneer. FERTILITY. THE Fertility of this fertile district would be wonderfully increased if Farmers would use CHESTERFIELD GUANO- Copy of Analysis by J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. Moisture ... 5.20 Organic matter ... 10.40 Phosphate of lime ... 30.15 Carbonate of lime ... 54.05 Palphate of lime ... Trace Insoluble matter ... .20 100.0 Price—£3 10s per ton ; railage free to any Railway Station in the County on lots of two tons or over. A reduction for large quantities, and a liberal discount for Cash. 8 17 F. FERRTMAN. BONE BUST, i OF the highest analysis, for Sale by the undersigned, This Bone Dust is ground from Green Bones (not steamed or calcined), hence the greatest percentage of plant food is retained, making this the mo3t durable of Manures^ the benefit of which is seen up to the fifth or sixth crop. 8 18 F. FERRIMAN. TO POULTRY BREEDEES AND OTHERS. I HAVE specially prepared BONE DUST for Poultry in half-hundred weight sacks. 19 P FERRIMAN. |A. Lawrie & Co. i i TTAVK much pleasure in intimating that thoy have JUST OPENED OUT, Ex s.a."Maori from London, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Urn»*els Carpels, LINOLEUMS, TAPESTRY, AND VELVET PILE HEARTH RUGS k SLIP MATS. Newest Designs. Select Patterns. These Goods coming direct from the Manufacturers will be found exceptional value. An inspection cordially invited. A- LAWRIE k CO-, SAWDERS' UVILDJNCS. i I



; JOHN ORB & CO. UTE Have fust landed ex lonic, a Large Assortment of TAYLOR'S VV CELEBRATED EYE "WITNESS CUTLERY, which we are marking: at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES. ■Bi^^illlli Dessert and Table KNIVES in Buff, Xylonite jHN*'l Nil sSII and Ivory GARVERS in Sets and Cfts®B»with life I ISii loiii New Patent Guards and Sests- P§' 1 ||llp§M Bowie and Butcher KNIVES, RAZORS, fc£' ImlW^ill SCISSORS, and «*n immense variety of Pocket Hfr I r |3~^-f The Electrotype shows the manner in which LA TAYLOR'S NEW PATENT XYLONITE S HANDLED KNIVES are fastened. The 'fflk Notched Tine making it impossible for the wßm .:|jjH handle to become loose., while the appearance wßm omß of the Xylonite is so much like Ivory, that H^H fcven exP er^s are deceived, while the price is ymi considerably less than half that of Ivory. fljH 7 JOHN Oliß & CO. MM



Public Notices. t Peter Stkket West, Ashbubton. npHE Proprietor of the above invites the X. attention of Poultry Breeders, Fanciers, and Farmers to the stock of Pr!z9 Birds at the above yards. Breeding pens are now made up from Ist prize winners at the chief exhibitions, held in New Zealand this season, including Sydenham, Danedin, Timara, Christ church, Ashburton, and the Champion shows. Amongst the varieties are: — Partridge Cochins, Silver Spangled Hamburgs, Black Spanish, Polish—Silver, Golden, and White Crested, Hoadans, etc Birds for sale at; resonable prices. Eggs from half a guinea a sitting. 8 106 TO COTTAGE & MARKET GARDENERS, T HAVE FOR SALE, by the Bag I or per ton, BONE DUST and GUANO. f. fe emit aw, ' 8 '22 ASHBURTON. Clovers. Clovers. CLOVERS. I I HAVE IN STOCK AND TO LAND My Season's Supply OF WHITE CLOVER, TREFOIL, ALSIKIi, TIMOTHY, OOWGRASS, RED CLOVER, Also, a Large Variety of— COLONIAL-GROWN CLOVERS,' RYE CRASS SEED, COCKSFOOT, Etc, Etc. Samples and Quotations of Olovere, Rye grass and Cocksfoot on application. A Complete Stock of GROCERIES, TEAS, ANP PROVISIONS Always on hand and SOLD FOR CASH At Ghristchuroh Prices, IRONMONGERY, FENCING MATERIAL, PLOUGH SHARES, RAW AND BOILED OILS, CROCKERY, AND GLASSWARE, In all Branches. 'WINES AND SPIRITS j ] Of Every Diacrlption. I I have Always for Sale— CRUSHED OATS, OATEN SHEAF CHAFF, (in Large or Small (quantities) OATS, BRAN, SHARPS, AND CHICKWHEAT. Henry Zander, GENERAL MERCHANT AND DIRECT IMPORTS 11. AGENT FOR— Sun Fire Insurance Office Australian Mutual Provident Society J T Ford and Go



PUBLIC NOTICES. TEAS. TEAS, TEAS. I AM Keeping Stocks of Jameson and Anderson's Indian and Ceylon Teas, which for so many years have secured such an extensive sale, and which have a deservedly high reputa tion. 8 20 F. FERRIMAN. I HAVE in Stock—Fergusson and Mitchell'.* Brown Paper and Paper Bags of various sizes. F, FERRIMAN, Agent for the North British Insurance Company, and the Union Steam ship Company, Limited. 8 21 HAY. HAY. FOR SALE. __ j GOME milly PRIME ME \DOW 0 HAY, in quantities to suit purchasers, Weighbridge Weights. JOHN G. RESTELL. Slud Notices, jTO STAND AT ASHBURTON -*■ AND TRAVEL THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS, Pbommbess Albert W. 11333 3 2 SH g V O 2. (B £3 a | a g. !L •». i " s* £ s ? 8 ll| S I I|l 10 s s- -„ ___ | I & Brown Colt; star in forehead, snip on nose, both hind paeterns white. Foaled May 21, 1891. Bred by J. B. Hap-gin, Banoho del Paso Stud, Sacramento, California. Sired by Albert W,, 11333. Reoord, 2.20. Ist dam, Promptness, by Prompter, 2305; 2nd dam, Walla Walla Ma"d, 2.35, by Bellfounder, 62 Albert W., 11333. Record 2.20, and winner of 25 heats better than 2.30. Sir of Little Albert, 2 10; High Tide, 2; 17£; Dudly Aloott, 3yra, 2.26J ; and Plowing Tide, 2.14|. By Ereotioneer, 125. Ist dam Sister, by John Nelson ; 2nd dam, Lamotfc mare Electioneer, 125. Sire of Sunol, 2.08|; Palo Alto, 2.08J; Mazanita, 2.16; An'.eso, 2.161; Adair,2,l7i} Lot Slocutn, S.lVj; Norval, 2.17J; Bonita, 2.1Q3 j and 145 others with records better than 2 30. By Hamble ton'ac, 10 (Rysdyk'a) John Nelson, 187. Sire of Nerea, 2.32 A ; Aurora, 2.27 (full sister to Albert W, and dam of Arol, 2.24); Gov. Stanford, 2.27J ; Nemo, 2.30; and the dam of Sister V.", 2.ISJ; ValensiD, 2,23; and five others in a.b|Q list, By imp. Trustee, Dam, Bednaoad mare, by Abdall^h I ' I^ompter, '2305. Sire of Apex, 2.26? Transit, 2.2GA; Creole (pacer), 2.20. By Bluebull, 75, Ist dam, Prairie Bird (paoer), 2.28J-, dam of Flight, 2.29, dam of Fleet, ayr^, 9.2 i, by Flaxtail, 8132; 2od dam, Fashion, by John Babtiste; 3rd dan, Fannie Fern, by Tuokahoe; 4th dam, by Leffles's Consul Flaxtail, 8132. Sire of Empress, 2.292; Prairie Bird (pacer), 2.28£; and the" dams of Apex, 2.20 ; Flight, 2 29 ; Shamrock, 2.25 ; J. H. McCormaek. 2.29 j Zoe X., 2.30; and Goldleaf (paoer), 3.11J Bellfounder, 62 (Milliman's). Sire of 8.8., 2.21J, and seven others with records better than 2.30; also sire of the datna of Judge Davis, 2.18|; Constance, 2.21 i; Arthur, 2.274; Obaries W..2.29J ; Daniel Lambert, 2 28; Joe Kinney, 2.26J ;"and Susie S. # 2 264. By Bell founder, eon of Morse Horse, 6. I hereby certify that the above Pedigree is correct J. B. HAGGIN, per F. G. Dtjnn. Paddooktog accommodation provided for mares, Is 6d per week. Terms on nuplioation, 8 140 MaDganand/WiIBOB, I Yen try the ffew Venus Tifaceo



I fro OWNBFR OP NUWLT .KKKCTKH MANSIONS, VILLAS, AND I I COTTAGK.S. , GEAND OPPORTUNITY. Linoleums and Floorcloths direct from the Mills to Our Warehouse. THE LARGEST STOCK outside of Christctoeti. N© Intermediate Handling, i ONE LARGE PROFIT SAVED. Latest Patterns, per s.s, lonic, to hand. Beautiful Designs Lovely Shades. MITCHELL AND TURNER. TANCRED STREET. Timber, Timber, Timber. "TT7E have just landed 50,000 feet WHITE PINE FLOORING and MATCH LINING from North, of splendid quality, ALSO FURTHER SUPPLIES OF Genuine Enaminelled Mantelpieces. These are not shoddy goods, bat in appearance EQUAL TO MARBLE and will be sold at prices of ordinary mantels. INSPECTION INVITED, W. H. COLLINS & CO. TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, IRONMONGERS AND PAINTERS. . . . CONTINUATION • ' OF. BEAUTS GREAT- SAlJffi. FURTHER REDUCTIONS. Blankets, Blankets, Blankets, Wonderful Bargains in White and Grey Bkokets, Overcoats, Overcoats, Overcoats. Tweed Overcoats at Eidiculous Prices, Macintoshes, Macintoshes, Macintoshes, "Newest Styles all Greatly Beduced. Dresses, Dresses, Dresses. The Entire Stock must be sold. Beath's Ureai SaleJ TANCBBD STREET. I TAILORING. PRICES BEDUCED TO MEET THE TIMES. NEW SUMMER GOODS, comprising a CHOICE SELECTION of the Finest Qualities and Patterns obtainable. We Guarantee Fit. Style, and Quality of Material rqual to the best wa have hitherto produced. And our prices are UEDUCED 15s to 20a PER SUIT less than formerly, Men's all wool Tweed or Serge Suits to measure from 47s 6d Men a all wool Tweed or Serge Trousers to measure from 14s 6d Er.conrage Local Industry, Genuine Tailoring. Every Garment made on the Premises, Guaranteed to maintain our reputation us THE LEADING TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS. cmigheadTberbyitan. N.B—Order early to avoid the rush before tho shows, etc, 8 143



ASHBURTON DOMAIN BOARD. TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS REWARD. THE above reward will be paid by the Ashbnnon Domain Board to any person who will furnibh evidence that will convict any person or persons found molesting the water fowl within the Domain, By order, OHAS. E. FOOKS, Secretary to the Board. July 17, 1595, 7 M



i LAZARUS"S SIGHT TESTING AND SPEGIALITE SPECTACLES. Sole ajent for Ashburton District, SC A L E X, « %J> . ■ ■ JEWBLLER, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. T AZARUS Patented System eaiures JLJ comfcart and correcb sight, Don't spoil yo«r eyaa by ueing badly fifcting | Spectacles. §