Sydney, Mjyll At a caucus meeting of the Opposi tion a proposal for a direct motion o: erasure by the Opposition was nega tived, and it was decided to support Sir H. Parkes in an attack upon the Government policy. The meeting ad journed pending negotiations. It is understood that Sir H. Parkes will submit a motion to the effect that the condition of the finances and the near approach of federation do not justify a change in the fiscal policy till it can be dealt with by a Federal Parliament. In the Legislative Assembly the Premier denied that the Governorship was being hawked out among hangers on to the Tmperial Treasury. The Imperial Government, he said, waa fully alive to the importance of the appointment, and was endeavoring to select a man who would give satisfac tion both to the colony and Great Britain. At an Opposition caucus Mr Tvno

___ _,„ --j^j^ww* v*\/Jt* vnuwlld XML I. JL V U strenuously opposed a coalition, and i reported to have stated that if th< Opposition followed Sir Henry Parkes he would vote for Mr Reid. Sir George Dibbs is reported to have said that, in order to protect the industries which had grown up under a Protectionist policy, he was willing to make a great sacrifice, and, walking out from the head of the party, hand over the power to the only mj*n who could win in the present Parliament. That man was Sir Henry Parkes, whom, it was well known, he personally disliked ; but if Sir Henry Parkes could only frame a resolution against the Reid Govern ment, and save the country from ruin and chaos, he would for the time being fo^ow him. He thought if he could suffer this, members of his party might well do the same. The caucus carried a motion in favor of the proposal for a coalition of parties, there being three dissentients—Messrs Tyne, Willis, and Price.

. London, May 10 The Daily Chronicle considers the New South Wales budget an admirable piece of democratic statesmanship, standing out in special relief to Sir George Dibbs 1 shuffling aud retrograde finance. The limit of exemption from income tax is perhaps rather high. The Daily News thinks the returnof New South Wales to freetrade wilt have an important eflect on the whole of Australia. Melbourne. May 10

The Premier considers the New South Wales Budget undoubtedly means a return to freetrade. The feeling amongst commercial men is that the adoption of the policy will prove a great blow to Victoria's foreign trade, which will go to the free port of Sydney. Some are of opinion that it will give a fillip to Victorian manufac tures, while others consider it will have the opposite effect, believing that foreign traders will take advantage of the free port to inundate New South Wales with cheap good?, against which it would be impossible to compete. The opinion is also expressed that it will retard federation.

CORRESPONDENCE

(We do not hold ourseives responsible £.>r thi Opinions expressed by our correspondents)

AMBULANCE LECTURES.

TO THB EDITOR. Sib, —The suggestion of your corres pondent, H. A. Mackay, to establish classes for ambulance lectures* is a most excellent one. On occasions when proper medical aid is not at hand many a life might be saved, or pain lessened, by a knowledge obtained through the " first aia " lectures. In the Boyal Navy, every officer and man is sup posed to know how to apply a tourniquet or an efficient substitute, in the shape of a flat stone, a handkerchef, and a small stick, to bandage, etc. I remember suffering acute agony once (after an accident, in which I h»d several ribs broken), through the want of knowledge of the kindly persons who acted as good Samaritans. I was placed on abed, and labored for breath, and all the ?>od souls could think of was whiskey, he doctor arrived in time to ask "what is that you are giving?" "Shure an its whiaky, doctor. I know its good, tor I got it from the priest beyant." Quoth the doctor, "How do you know that Roman Catholic whisky will agree with a Protestant clergyman ? " In a few minutes a handker chiefor towel folded diagonally was fastened tightly round my chest, and I obtained instant relief, and sat up with comparative ease, although a few moments before being quite unable to speak. I had the fullest sympathy from my warm-hearted friends, kindness indeed, which will never be forgotten by me; but how doubly valuable the aid if backed by " first aid " knowledge. Realising the value of the "ambulance lectures," I obtained books, etc., from the Christchurch Secretary, and received also kind offers from local medical men to give^bhe'lectures to separate classes of ladies and gentlemen; but alas, the public only roap^to the occasion after the opportunity had passed, the usual comments being made—"lf I had only known that there was a public meeting, " etc., etc. If H. A. Mackay can succeed in obtaining a sufficient number of names of those willing to form classes, I shall have great pleasure in handing to him whatever papers, etc., I have in my possession, and in giving him (what an old farmer termed it) my " moral support."—l am, etc., T. A. Hamilton.

THE BURSTING UP GOVERNMENT.

TO THE EDITOR, Sib, —There has been adverse criticism by the press, taunting our Goverment tor not carrying out their threatened bursting up policy which they «o deliciously dealt out to their eager admirers and to lamp post demagogues before taking the ribbons at Wellington. But I fear those criticisms were rather premature, if we will but observe what has taken place recently in our own county, In fact, I consider their policy has been constructed for the sole purpose of harrassing and retarding in dustry, and enterprise has been trampled under their feet. The working man has failed to get what he anticipates. Instead, he finds work scarce and money scarcer, and will continue to do so as long as we hare the great Liberal King seated on his throne in the City of Wind (very sug gestive). If the working men will but | study their future interest, they will; when exercising their privileges, again return men of standing, who have been and lire a credit to our fair land, who have a stake in it, and who have in the past and and will no douht in the future (if left alone) be the mainstay of our colony,—the contributors to the wage-earning class—not empty wind bags who have never paid one shilling to a working man in their life, but on every occasion have grabbed all they could possibly lay hold of, and are still asking for a further advance in their honoraria,—l am, etc., John Bull, Ruapuna.

LATEST CABLE NEWS.

p ■■ • THK «UH,tIV VROITBLE —♦ l> bw York, May 10 It is reported here that thiee thousand rebel Cuban cavalry were routed by the Spaniards with the Joss of heven hundred. The latter lost three hundred.

New Australia

Five New Australians are passengers by the Talune, which left yesterday. Casey, the agent here, says the Para guayan Government has offered to lend the settlers twenty-five thousand dol lars, but he is hopeful they will have no need to take the ofter as funds are stiJl coming in. Their sympathisers in Australia are able to send JESO per month.

The Oscar Wilde Case.

London, May 10 Wilde will be put on trial again o May 20.

TELEGRAPHIC.

mELiiuUKMQ, may xx At the Postal Convention, Mr Todd estimated the loss on the Port Darwin line, which the colonies would have to pay, at £5000, and on the New Zea land guarantee £8676. It turns out, however, that the receipts from the former exceed the amount guaranteed by nearly £1000, and the colonies will have nothing to pay. Some contribu tion will be required to make the New Zealand guarantee good.

Island News.

A report is current at Suva that a com pany with a capital of £50,000 has beet formed at Sydney for extracting oil fron copra at Vuna Point. A horrible murder is reported from om of the Fijian districts. An Indian cooli< killed his wife, her head being almost severec from her body, her spine broken, a big gasl three inches wide, extending from the lefl lower jaw, which was broken, round the back of the neck to the other j iw, two detj scalp wounds, and several deep cuts on both arms. The murder is stattd to have beec perpetrated by a free coolie named Ben, and the reason for the deed is said to be jealously,

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Government, Notices. V X^& R PUBLIC NOTICE. j EATING ACT, 1894. 'PHE ASSESSMENT COURT for f.h< L undermentioned Ridings of th< Comity of Ashburton, for the purpose ol hearing and determining all Objections tc the Valuation Lists for the saii Ridings, will be held at the place and on the dace hereunder mentioned, viz : — Mount Somers"] Abhburtoc, at the Magls- MountHuct... I trate'a Courthouse on Upper Ash- [THURSDAY, May 23, burton ...J 1895, at 11 am. C. A. WBAY, Judge. i Magistrate's Court, Ashburton, May 9, 1895. 5 80 ttankruptey Notices. IN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OF HUGO FRIEDLANDEI A Ll* DEBTS owing in the abov •**- Estate are to be paid to me at m Office, Ashburton. JOHN DAVISON, Deputy Official Assignee.. Ashburton. May 6, 1895. 5 *5 IN BANKRUPTCY". ESTATE OF RUDOLPH FRIED LANDER. A LL DEBTS owing in the abovi •**• Estate are to be paid to me, at mi Office, Ashburton. JOHN DaVBON, Deputy Official Assignee, Ashburton, May 6. 1895. 5 fr ESTATES OF HUGO FRIEDLaNDEI AND RUDOLPH FRIEDL&ISDRR. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to the late firm of Fkiediander Beothbbs are requested TO PAY THEIR DEBTS to me forthwith, the same having been duly Asaigaed to me by the late firm. Payments to the Deputy Official Assignee WIuL NOT BE RECOGNISED. Ashburton, May 6, 1895. 5 58 MAX -FRHCDLANDER. Tenders. TO LET, SHEeFfA-RM OP ABOVE 500 A c R E s- 500 r HINDERS are invited for the Lease of I a Farm of 499 Acres 3 Roods 35 Perches for Grazing for one year, being R.S. 28890, situated near Westerfield Railway Station. Ie is divided into con venient sized paddocks, and well watered with a county water race. Tenders re ceived up to MONDAY, Way 13. The nicest tender not necessasi'y accepted. T. BULLOCK, 5 33 AgenK PuOil 2SiOT,;Ces DaNul >G~ ÜBPOR'rMINT7~~AND CALISTHENIC EXERCISES. MISS LOWE begs to announce that she will commence her Class on MONDAY NEXT, May 13, at the Orange Hall, at 4 o'clock. All the Latest Dances lausht. Terms £1 Is for the season Miss Lovvb will be at the Hall from 3 o'clock to enrol pupils. 5 59 ~LADIEBr^LIEDERKR ANZ." \yf RS BOWMAN FOX will be glad iVI to meet all those interested in the formation of the above at her Music Room, Saanders' Buildings, on WED NESDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7.30. Those ladies -who cannot attend will kindly send in their names. The fee will be 5s per quarter. The rales of the Dunedin • LItfiDERKRANZ " have been obtained, and the Society will bo carried on on the same principle. The names of President, Vice-President, &c, will be advertised shortly. 5 105 LAZARUS'S SIGHT TESTING AND SPECIALITE SPECTACLES. Sole Agent for Ashburton District, S. BALEK, JEWELLER, EAST STREET ASBBURTON. LAZARUS' Patented System ensures comfort and correst sight. Don't spoil you? eyes by using badly fitting Spectacles. 5 97 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PUBLICAN'S LICENSE. XJOHN DORE, of Ashburton. do » hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting of the Licensing Committee for the Licensing District of Ashburton, to be holden at the Magistrate's Courthouse, Ashburton, on the 6th day of June, 1895, apply for a certificate authorising the issue of a Publican's License for a house situate at Wakanui Road and known as the Central Hotel, containing thirty rooms, exclusive of those required for the use of the family. Dated the Bth day of May, 1895. 5 73 JOHN DORE. JUST ABRIYED. TjiXCELLENT SHIPMENT GBAPES„ ORANGES BANANAS LEMONS eocoANurs apples AT LOW PRICES. 81. IM^C;I,F ? THE "UP TO DATE" CONFECTIONER. EDU^ATlolsfAa ASHTON HOUSE SCHOOL, TTA CAN OIE S for Two Boarders. V Comfortable home and careful training ; English Church principles. Subjects taught—English, Arithmetic, Algebra, Scripture, Geography, History, Science, Literature, Needlework, Drilling, Drawing, French (spoken daily), German, or Latin if desired, Advanced Music and Singing. For terms and particulars apply to Miss Weihby, or Lady Blundkn, Temuka. Applications also kindly permitted to the Usvo T. Hamilton, Aahburton. 593



WANTED, Everybody to use Titan Soap, greatest marvel of the age, H. Zanprk. Sola Agent. Public Notices. alanohTshkbt of the ash BURTON ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY, MARCH 31, 1895. KEC'EIPTS. £ S d To balance in hind, March 31, 1894 .74 13 0  Licenses sold ... ... 64 10 0  Solicitor's fee recovered ... 1 1 0  Donation received 1 1 0  Fine recovered 1 10 0 £142 15 0 EXPENDITURE. By Ranger's wages ... ... 73 0 0 „ Printing ... 2 3 0 „ Law charges 6 6 0 „ Reward paid 2 2 0 „ Sundries .* 4 11 6  Balance in hand ... ... 54 12 6 £142 15 0 Audited and found correct, A. H. SHURY, Audi'or. PERCY H. CUX, 5 107 Hon. Treasurer. m Mi LJk F LAMPS. S, PARLOUR LAMPS HANGING LAMPS BRACKET LAMPS HAND LAMPS AT PRICES FROM Is EACH UPWARD. TIOCHESTER LAMPS from 15 to 300 ■*■* Candle Power suitable for CHURCHES, LIBRARIES, HALLS, PRIVATE HOUSES, WORKSHOPS, HOTELS, BILLIARD BOOMS, STORES, Etc., Etc, WE would invite everyone to inspect our STOCK OF LAMPS, feeling sure that we are able to ofipr them an assort ment such as has never been seen in Ashburfcon. WE have also landed a large stock of AMERICAN LAMP GLASSES For ALL MAKES OP LAMPS, which we are sure will be welcome news to burners of kerosene, as they are much less liable to break with the heat than the common English and German glasses usually sold here, are neater and better finished, and will only cost you about the same price as you would pay for a very inferior article. John Orr &'Oo.



f i. nteptainments. i ' - ■« < )DLFBLL OW S' XT A LL. FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1895. ashburton Trass band. ANNUAL CONCERT, OPEOIAL ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Carrie Fischer (as Susan) and Miss Ruby Wilton (as Amelia) in Colin Hazlewood'a New Comedy, "LEAVE IT TO ME." Admission—Front seats 2s, second seats Is 6d, back seats Is. Tickets may be had from the members of the Band. To be followed by a BALL. Full programme in future advertisement 5 101 R. S. ELSTON, Hon. Secretary. HdalgetY and oompanyT ashburton yards. TUESDAY, MAY 14. TV DALGETY & COMPANY, IVI Limited (ia coc junction with J. T. Ford and Co., will Sell by Public Auction as above, — PtAA Sk-tooth and Full-mouth OUU HALFBRED WETHERS, in forward condition From Mr A. E. Peaches well-known flock at Mount Somera 5 99 Mr D. Thomas, ARCADE. SPECIAL HORSE FAIR. THURSDAY, MAY 30, 1895. TGIVR NOTICE to Farmers am others that I will hold a Fair at th( ibove date ard fixture. "Those wishing ;o dispose of any good Stock kind]] urniah me with full particulars. DAVID THOMAS, > 78 Auctioneer, ~ IN BANKRUPTCY. ~™~ JULLOOK'S ARCADE Thursday May 16. 18 9 5. |tTR DAVID THOMAS, in conjunction LtX w ith Mr A. Harrison, has received n&trucfcions from the Deputy Official Assignee in the estates of Messrs 3ugo end Rudolph Friedlander, grain nerchantSj Ashburton, to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION as above, at 2 p.m. SHARP, THE FOLLOWING LINES OF JRAIN, BONEDUST, etc., etc., viz.- AO K-i SACKS MILLING WHEAT IQI 2 SACKS OATS (^sorted). 546 SACKS BARLEIf O^SACKS RYEGRASS OVJvI (Machire dressed) 00^7 SACKS COCKSFOOT -I «Q SACKS SECONDS WHEAT AQ-i SACKS OAT SHEAF CHAKF £)A O SACKS CRUSHED FEED «j O SACKS BONEDUST O SACKS BFANS Q SACKS PEAS Ihe above will be offered in lots to snit )urchasers, and will be delivered into rucks from the various otores occupied )y the late firm of Messrs Friedlander 3ros. Full particulars and samples to be seen it the offices of the undersigned. DAVID THOMAS, >*87 , Ashburton. IN BANKRUPTCY. CLEARING SALE AT ROXBURGH FARM, ADJOINING ALFORD ESTATE. Wednesday, May 15, 1895. MR DAVID THOMAS has received instructions from the Deputy Official Assignee in the Estates of Messrs Hugo and Rudolph Fjbibdlander to sell | PUBLIC AUCTION AS ABOVE, the whole of the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK now upon the Property, as follows, viz :—■ [lOn CROSSBRED fwo and four- UftKJ tooth SHEEP, (Freezers) PJOA CROSSBRED LAMBS. Good 1 £iO CROSSBRED FAT BWES /IQA CROSSBRED BREEDING dbOvJ EWES, in Lamb to Lincoln Rams Q R*MS ~| f\ WORKING HORSES 1 THREE-I EAR-OLD COLT (unbroken) -J HACK "1 COW AND YEARLING Broadcast Sower with Canisters com plete, Chain, Tine, and Disc Harrows, 2 double-furrow Ploughs, 1 single-furrow plough, Cambridge Roller, Scoop, Horse Rake, Massey Binders and Extras, Woolpress, Toronto Mower^ two Drays and Frames, Tip Carts, Grindstone, Weighing Machine, Sheep Feed Trough, Partable Forge and Tools, very large quantity of Harness and Sundries to numerous to particu larise. ALSO, Oat Sheaves, Hay, Chaff, Poultry Empty Sacks, Sheepskins', etc. Sale at 12 o'clock. Luncheon Provided. No Reserve, A DRAG will leave my Office at 9,30 on day of Sale DAVID THOMAS, 5*57 Auctioneer. TO LADIES. T ADIES requiring nursing and other X.J attention can he accommodated at Mrs Awe Daixey's, Nelson street, Hamp stead. First class references and testu mcmiftla. Moderate charges, #89



SH HARM AX BROS., GROCERS AND IRONMONGERS. ,/^i UNS, CARTRIDGES, POWDER, SHOT, and all other Shooting requiritet Y~T exceedingly low prices. Intending purchasers should inspect our Stock GUNS before buying elsewhere. V7e have just landed a consignment of that well known "LIGHT OF THE AG KEROSKNE, 150° teak, absolutely safe, which we are offering at Christchurch pri< CHEAPEST BOUSE IN ASHBURTON FOR GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND BRUSHWARE NSPECTION INVITED. AGENTS for the TIGER BLENDED TEi Goods delivered daily Orders by Poat despatched with punctuality. MARKET HOWSb NLW TAILORING DEPARTMENT fN Order to meet the times we have opened a New Department, and with th •*- latest improved machinery and skilled labor, we have effected the followini REDUCTIONS! in prices. NEW 1 Men's Fashionable AH wool Tweed or Serge Salts to measure DEPARTMENT. / 47s 6d, 555, 57s 6d, 60s, 65a, 70s, 755, 80s. H.S, \ Men's Fashionable All Wool Tweed or Serge Suits to measure DEPARTMENT. j (Hand Sewn), 77s 6d, 82s 6d. 903 95s 100s. fjSSS s ** The prices quoted are in both departments for the same quality suitings **^ The reductions of 17s 6d to 20a per suit in the New Department repre sent the difference in the cost of labor and extras. Our long established reputation is a sufficient guarantee for FIT, QUALITY nd WORKMANSHIP in both Departments. The Largest Stock of Tailoring Goods in the Diatrict to choose from. craigieadTberryman THE LIADING TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS, ASHBURTON 4 1 MuTScrw: Selling on. "" H. M.JJNES TS Selling the whole of his large and varied stock of STATIONERY, ACCOUNT I BOOKS, and FANCY GOODS for lowest prices for CASH. NEVA' LINES OPENING UP. School Committees and Teachers Supplied wi'h all School Requisites, a par with jhnstchurch Prices. A Special line of BLUE BLACK INK on draught, excellent quality. Cream laid Foolscap from 10a 6d per ream, Chalk, Blotting Paper, Pens, Pencils, Globes and School Books. ACCOCJNT BOOKS MADE TO ORDER, Ruled, Printed and Bound as required. Any Books and Publications required procured from Local, Colonial, or London Publishing Houses. NEW PIANOS from £26, sold on Monthly Payments of HI: ORGANS from £16, Easy Terms. *■> Violins, Strings, Pegs, Bridges, Accordians, etc. Star, Hnmber Cycles for Ladies or Gentlemen, Latest improvements, Best Materials Second-hand Bicycles, Cash or Terms. Cycle Extras, (Agent for Adams, Curties and Co., 3hristchurch. Send for catalogues. Buy the Best machine you can, Star* are the best ralue obtainable. H- M- J O NE S. Genuine Clearing 1 Sale AT S. ANDERSON & OO's, BOOT EMPORIUM, ASHBURTON. IN order to facilitate stocktaking prior to Removal to our New Factory at Tiraaru, we have decided to OFFER THE WHOLE OF OUR LARGE 3TOOK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, SALE COMMENCING SATURDAY, MAY 11. From our position as Manufacturers, we are enabled to supply the public vvith BOOTS and SHOES at prices much below that charged by those engaged in only the retail branch of the trade. S, ANDERSON & CO., BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS, TIMARU AND ASHBURTON, J. NICHOLAS, Manager, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. sJ6___ A. lAWRIE & CO! SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS. WE have much pleasure In drawing the attention of the public to our various Depart ments, which are now fully Stocked with IV ew and Seasonable Goods, and despite bhe low prices ruling for all kinds of produce can confidently invite inspection, as we are determined to meet purchasers in accordance with the times. SPECIAL VALUES in Sheetings, Caliches, Flannels, Flanelettes. Hollands Quilts. Blankets from 9s per pair, Full-siaed Colonial Blankets at 20s, 255, 27s 6d, Men's Oxford Shirts 3s lid worth 7s, assortment of Ties from 3d each. Bargains in Boys' and Men's Hats, all shapes from Is each. Also a Large Stock of Colonial Clothing which we are offering at WHOLESALE COST. Tweed Overcoats with Capes from 20a, Kaiapoi, Roslyn *nd Moaglel Tweed Suits made to measure from 45s to 70s, Trousers to measure at 15s to 255, unequalled ralue, fit and workmanship guaranteed. BOOT DEPARTMENT-We have several lines which will be cleared regardless of cost, comprising Men's, Ladies', and Children's Boots, Child's Strap Shoe? Is 6d, Boys' Strong Sprigged Boots 4s 6d, Girls' and Ladies' R S Boots 4s 6d, usual price 12s b'd, Girls Morocco Leglets, special 4s 6d. OUR CROCKERY, IRONMONGERY & GROCERY DEPARTMENTS are stocked with all requirements. AGENTS 808- 4 Smith's Premier Wheat Dresser •• Morepork " New Cure Bacon, The United Fire and Marine Insurance Company* Limi'.ed. 77 A. LAWRIE & CO "El O R SALE.—Desirable Farm of T TiO Persons desirous of purchasing *- ft Building Sites or investing in Town 146 ACRES GOOD LAND Sections. HI prtMh. on ap^-H-^ m SSLSW T — sheep peed: ■ T\Zi- £*** k """• fron"n * Amvrn\ inn a *. it « • TS 995. containing J acre, adjoining BOUI 100 Acres to let for grazing T S I*ol, containing £ acre, Cox Street near linwald. I*B9l, containing *J acre, Aitken T. BULLOCK. Street cast ~~Low priced S^o^l^io^T"' T * SLto^" 1 "* f AUk6n mo LET—Shop in the Arcade which T S 793, containing £ acre, adjoining ■*- which has been occupied for some T S 751, containing £ acre, corner of years by Mr R. E. Dowle, tailor, who is Peter Street and East Belt removing to the North Island. T S 796, containing £■ acre, Cox Street ■ T. BULLOCK. T S 797, containing i acre, adjoining v~a~R sa-Ttc ' T S 50 ' containing I «we, Kermbde -IS Street west 5 T S 795, containing J acre, Cox Street A 0R E S Q T S 306, containing |- acre, Burnett Good Land, fronting Race Course Road. rp c oar e««i*«-^*v, i . just above Mrs Monson's. Hart be sold T S feafeevlttjr* 9aaa'°l to close accounts. Easy terms if required. T S r « . T. BULLOCK. »ut>, confining £ acre, Griey Street FOR SALE—An Improved Farm of '-T S 1184, obtaining | acre, Cameron 453 ACreS 45^ TSnS! containing I^acre, adjoining MITCHAMROAD, TS X t %£*** I *™> **" lately in the occupation of William Bean. T S 1064, containing | acre, Peter There is a capital farm house of five rooms Street west with conveniences erected on the pro- T S 711, containing I acre, Wills Street perty, also outbuildings, etc. T S 822, containing I acn. Cox Street Full particulars on application. AND OTHERS. T. BULLOCK, S'ull particulars on application. T. BULLOCK.



THJtf NORTH ISLAND- Bab of as FOR SALE IN GISBORNE, cc J^KASEHOLD Land, of first-class gracing quality, iv blocks of uzm to suit p chasers fiom 2000 to 10,000 acres, suitable for either she*p or c%rtle. F. FBRRIMAN. AT HINDS. PERPETUAL LEASfe FOR SALE. 50 Acres with comfortable house. The Land is well fenced, and there an orchard near the cottage. A low price will be accepted for this, at tl owner has left the district, and is determined to quit Clow to a school ai railway station. Price £45, with an annual charge of 28s per year. c F. FERRIMAN. «t . , ' ' ON THE TOWN BELT. Two Acres for Sale; capital building site. F. FERRIMAN. FOR SALE. A town section with capital stable. Good frontage. F. FERRIMAN. AT ALLENTON. One acre; a good site for a dwelling, in a good locality. F. FERRIMAN. FOR SALE. At a sacrifice, as the owner is leaving the district, a good family residence with acre land which has a long frontage on two leading thoroughfare! , while the growth of trees, shrubs, around the house, gives the seclusion ant privacy so much valued by many people. i F. FERRIMAN. i ■ ■ —■ , __ V AT HAMPSTEAD. A Four-Roomed House and { acre land. F. FERRIMAN. Sections for Sale in various parts of the town and suburbs. F. FERRIMAN, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ASHBURTON. '38.P0H 3(118 3HI XV HOTHJi BILL NI SHIVA JABS 3H_G SIAIHOSH aNOAHBAa •s»Ko ava hem ivd oi saawoxsno aooo on 'sxH-a ava on Uiaauo ox asnoH am wi aas tiim qoa 'aayoav &o H3Nhoo ont dn 3joo[ o? spuauj Jnoi nax 9J9q satrap jo uon«inoo« eg? jo XQOXS aiO °« 'hsiiaxs any _i_N»! 3oois a^noH ama shi. sg mva noi asnOH HQia SHX W punod v pueds noi |j -paujßa so bj paAcs sg £pn%s o; 9ov\d d\\% SJ aSHOH aHiff aHX 01 looqsjooj aq!» si f jp*q ouioo o; no^ saonput A^vnb oqx spooo asnOH 3llia aqi H»s saouj OMX ■■ Ml I *O* !■■- •«uipu«[ iC[)uv)suoa ——:o:—— 'SacUl) 9AlSß3jdap M3D) m s^ood ano^ ijins^o^ S3OIH_ iiOT P«« SS'IAIS aXUHOaiaK , I ■ Q M——W AXIIVIOadS V AHKNITIIK ■saoiHd aKunoaiaK xv f)NiHxoio asv Anadvna •asnOH aiiia shj »• aavax e H* «i 3ni«A ?«3a ;wAJ©wp;«BnOH B»ia *W 'bboooiis puvmmoa o? spmoin v; ?ou suf •sseoons estii spsasons Bu;q;o|{ »ssaooas issaoons issaoons 'AaoaaaAa ox aa xsiiw AHad?ua ni inyj _hJj •saawavji 3hx ox sooa v xa aiflOM IV3HM NI HSIH V