A FACTION FIGHT

London, Jone 24 Desperate street fighting took plac in Cork yesterday between thsfo'lowers of Dillon and Redmond. Many persons were injured, and several houses were wrecked. The police had the greatest difficulty in quelling the riot. i i i

ANOTHER TURKISH TROUBLE

Constantinople, June 24 The rebellion in Macedonia is spreading, and numerous bands, armed with Martinis, are attacking the Turkish soldiers Thrte cartloads of the latter, who had been killed, have arrived at Palanki.

Colonial Loans.

Melbourne, June 22 The Age says that the success of the New Zealand three per cent loau, and the price at which it is now quoted in London, clearly demonstrates that such stock is readily marketable and likely to attract investors, who appear to prefer to purchase at a discount than a premium for income purposes. The idea of issuing federated Australian stock must for the present, at all events, be abandoned, but this is no reason why the various colonies should be precluded individually from convert ing their various loans into one solid three per cent interminable stock, which would immediately do away with the constantly recurring expense attending loans falling due; 3| per

cent at present quotations should be

convertible at 94 or 95. Security in * the shape of public works at the back of such stock would satisfy the most cautious investors.

Jewellery Robbery.

Sydney, Jane 24

The robbery at Stewart Dawson's was cleverly effected. The safe was not tampered with, and the goods must hare been extracted in daylight, in the presence of the employees. The latter declare no one answering prisoner's description, which is some what noticeable, visited the shop. Only a hundred pounds' worth of property has been recovered.

GOLD

Perth, June 24

Londonderry mine is down ten feet, and the rich shoot still continues. The last three feet show enormously rich stone. Showers of rain fell nearly every day last week.

PAYMENT OF MEMBERS BILL

Brisbane, June 21

It is understood the Payment of Members Bill will be introduced this session. The amount will be fixed either at L 240 per annum or L2OO with certain allowances.

REPRISALS

Brisbane, June 24

Reprisals are taking pluce on the Palmer goldfield between the blacks and the Chinamen. One of the latter has just been killed in revenge for the Chinese poisoning a number of blacks with strychnine placed in flour, to deter them from stealing provisions.

New South Wales Politics.

Lnypoff, June 24

The Times says if Mr Reid's Budget is adopted in its entirety all Australia will be constrained to follow the lead of New South Wales in order to pre vent Sydney monopolising trade. It warns him not to be too yielding to the extreme Radicals. It thinks the exemptions from the income tax give colour to the assertion that Mr Reid is a tool of the labor party, and his fear of submitting the increase in Mr Eddy's salary to Parliament confirms the im pression that be is subservient to the Radicals. If the session comes to an early conclusion the new Governor, Lord Hampden, will arrive, in time to play an important part in the conflict between the Council and the Assembly. Sydney, Jane 24 The Cabinet held a protracted sitt ing today, and discussed the situation. It is understood that a decision was arrived at, but it will not be disclosed till the Assembly nve.ts to morrow.

Sir Henry Parkes in an interview strongly opposed a dissolution. The Premier, he said, would be an idiot to dissolve with such a majority at his back. He never saw such an unreason ing, pliant following. If Mr Kcid pro posed to call black white, they would vote with him. Sir Henry Parkes believes, if an appeal is made to the country, the Government will be de feated.

Rumors are current that the inde pendent members of the Council will give notice of a Bill on Wednesday, providing that future nominations to the Council shall be limited to seven years, with an interval of two years before a member can be nominated a second time. The maximum number of members will be fixed at seventy. The Bill will also provide that after any measure has been twice sent up by the Assembly and rejected for two consecutive sessions by the Council it shall, on the third presentation, be passed without further opposition by the Council.

FATAL MISTAKE

Melbooenk, June 24

T^Q men named Nettleburg and Myers died at for*; Melbourne of arsenical poisoning. They made a drink frotp a bag labelled " cream of tartar," and too late discovered it was arsenic. Nettleburg's son al&o had a drink, but. with medical aid recovered.

Holloway's Ointment and Pills.—Self Help.—Prior to the discovery of these remedies an easy, ready and reliable remedy for outward disfigurement and inward com* plications was, practically speaking, un known* No one need now be at a loss if they should unfortunately suffer from piles ulcers, sores, tumors, boils, braises, sprains, etc. Enveloping Holloway's medicines are very intelligible, printed directions for using them, which should be attentively read and immediately followed by all who resort to his treatment. Sooner cr latter the sufferer will aßßuredly triumph over the worst dis eases. This searching Ointment disperses all those malignant humors which aggravate diseases of the skin, prevent the cicatrizrtion of ulcers, and exu.te inflammatory tendon jea {0 the »ystira.i

YtHUiTabacca latest Susan

COMMERCIAL.

London, June 23 Nelson Bros, propose to transfer their English business to the Colonial Produce Distribution Compiny The first issue of capital will be £3,000,000. The world's export of wheat for the last ten weeks was two million quarters above ordinary needs, but owing to the moder te stock in England, the surplus was readily absorbed. It is expected there will be a rise of a halfpenny in merino combings and bright crossbreds at the July sales. During the present month the sales of wool have aggre gated nineteen and a half million pounds. Tallow, unchanged. The English wheat market has undergone a general decline of 6d, and the fall con tinues. Spot quotations of New York red winter No. 2 is 15\ centF. New South Wales hides, heavy ox, 5d ; cowi, 3|d. London, June 24 For a cargo of Victorian wheat by the 3hip Celtio Monarch, buyers are offering 24s Hid for a cargo by the ship Scottish Min strel they are offering 24s 3d.

Wellington, June 24 When Mr Duthie was at Home, in con junction with Messrs C. Pbarazyn, G. Beetham, J. Bull and Kneeles, he visited Nelson's stores to inspect the frozen meat, and the party drew up a sort of report. They found the market overstocked and prices low, the outlook being, in their opinion, very bad. In their opinion New Zealand mutton could not compare with English. Ihe color was pale, it was roughly butchered, and suffered from rough handling. The quality had fallen off, especially in Wellington, but not so much in Napier and Canterbury meat. Lamb had deteriorated even more than mutton. They found Queensland meat was sent in much better condition, and they have a practice which has found favor of cutting off hindquarters and long rib?, and sending two hindquarters in one cloth. They consider that to im prove the present state of things joint action is necessary to regulate the quantity put on the market and the minimum price, an ', above all, that the quality must be improved. The party visited ihe wool store?, but the only thing they found worthy of note was that buyers are disinclined to bid for small parcels, and the consequence is the price for these is usually Id to l^d below that for large lots. This appeared to them to be a heavy handicap on small settlers.

Imperial Parliament.

London, June 24

It is officially stated that the Queen has accepted Lord Rosebery's resigna tion* Lord Salisbury has been sum moned to Windsor, and agreed to form a Ministry. A Coalition Government of Conservatives and Liberal Unionists is regarded as certain. Lord Salisbury and the Duke of Devonshire have held a meeting to-day.

Wiih the assistance of the Duke of Devonshire, Lord Salisbury is forming a Coalition Ministry from the Conser vative and Unionist ranks. It is expected the new Ministers will go before their constituents for reelection within five weeks.

Lord Salisbury's Cabinet will include himself as Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Duke of Devonshire President of the Council, and Mr Balfour First Lord of the Treasury. It is expected that Sir R. "Webster will be Lord High Chancellor, Mr Goschen or Sir M. Hicks-Beach Chancellor of the Ex chequer, Lord Knutsford Secretary for the Colonies, the Hon. G. N. Curzon Secretary for India, Mr Chamberlain Secretary for War, Mr Gorst Post master-General, Mr Chaplin Minister for Agriculture, Mr Jackson Secretary for Ireland, Sir H. Jam?s Home Secretary.

Tfie Times says only the principal positions in the new Ministry wil- be filled before the appeal to the electors. It hints that Lord Salisbury will be Premier, the Duke of Devonshire Foreign Secrttaiy, Mr Balfour Leader in the Commons and First Lord of the Treasury, Mr Goschen the Admiralty, Mr Chamberlain War, Sir M. Hicks- Beach Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Courtney, President of the Board of Trade.

Tho Standard says Sir H. James and the Marquis of Lansdowne will join the Cabinet.

London, Juna 21

Lord Salisbury, Mr Balfour, the Duke of Devonshire, and Mr Chamber lain held a conference together, after which Lord Salisbury had an audience with the Queen at Windsor.

Finance and Cyanide.

Melbourne, June 25

The Argus, in a financial article, says we have got back to the halcyon clays of colonial credit, owing partly to the extraordinary cheapness of money, equally with the extraordinary dearth of first-class securities in London, and paitly on account of the steady regu larity with which public obligations in the colonies, save those of one or two minor New Zealand harbor boards, have been met. The same writer, referring to the action of the New Zealand Government in contesting the cyanide patent, says the British crown has the right to compel the patentee to sell privileges to it when they relate to one of its recognised functions, but makes full and fair recompense. New- Zealand proposes to adopt a species of mimicry of this power, but extends the application. This, it says, raises the grave constitutional question whether colonial Governments can use their prerogative to the injury of private owners in a matter outside the func tions of Government.



TJE AGHBURTON GUARDIAN: TUESDAY, JUNE 2i, 1895.





Mr Alfred Harrison. SPECIAL ENTRY. ' SATURDAY TUNE 29, 1895. I X OASES Oranges, 5 Mandarins, At) 2 Lemons. 5 Passion Fruit. ALFRED HARRISON, 6 185 Auctioneer. Entertainments. vDDFELIOWS' ITALL. ' TO- NTG H T, TUESDAY, JUNE 25. THE Sydney D i amatic Company (late Mostyn-Dalzeil) in the great farcical, musical three act Comedy, THE FOLLIES OF THE DAY.



New Songs by Miss Nellie Raynham, who is one of the most accomplished singers and actresses of the day. See Wednesday's Advertisement. Popular Prices • - 3s, 2s, and le. 6 171 / jDDFEL LOWS' HALL ONE NIGHT ONLY. FRIDAY, JUNE 28. FBANCES BOSS' DBAMAtIC AND COMEDY COMPANY. Grand Production of Robertson's World Renewed Comedy in 3 acts, entitled Preceded by the third act of Shakespeare's IdylLc Comedy, A.« You Liltc It. Orlando ... Mr A. V). Greenaway Rosalind ... Miss Frances Ro<s Box c ffice at Mr F. Clark's. Price—3?, 2s and la. 6 176



TiIESPASS NOTICE. .4 JS V person trespassing on the Rivers *■*- dale Estate, Tinwald, after this date in pursuit of game or otherwise, WILLBJJ] PROSECUTED. J. R. WILLIAMS, 86 Manager. SUN FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE Established 1710. rjTHE OLDEST Fire Insurance Office X in the World. Sum insured, 18J3 ... £ 395,854,440 Ri ks accepted and quoted at lowest current rates. 6 92 HENBY ZANDER, Agent. LAZ •RUS S SIGHT TESTING AND ' bPECfALITE SPECIAOLES. Sole ajent for Ash burton District, c; c; a l c k, JEWELLER, EISTSTREKT, ASHBURrON. I A Z \RUS' Patented System ensures ? ' comfort and corrtcG sight. Don't spoil your eyes by using badly fit«in-/ Spec'aules. 5 97 ¥U II SAL E~ l^.^i ACRID-*, suitable for putting */-• 2 j nt:o (j ro p tliis season, being It A. 28220. situa'ed noo far from the Winchmore School. T. BULLOCK. ESTATE OF DR. TWEED, DECEASED.



A LL Accounts owing to the above rY Fs'ate which are left; unpa:.d after June 30, will ba tued for without further notice. All accounts to be paid to Mr R. B. Restell. CHAS. W. PURNELL, 6 137 Solicitor for the Executrix. commercial ujnion assurajsce company, limited, of london, FIRE AND MA.RINE. Capital-^£5,500,000 Y\7 E are prepared to accept risks at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. FRIEDLANDER AND CO., AGENTS. 68 BUSINESS NOTICE. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. A BRANCH AGENCY Of the above Company, will be OPENED AT ASHBURTON ON SATURDAY, the 22nd INST., Under the Management of MR W. WALLIS. The business will be carried on at Offices situated in MOORE STREET, near Bank of New Zealand. G. F. MARTIN, Manager. Christchurch, Friday, Jane 14, 1395. PANAMA HOUSE.—LATE BEACH S.



A. Snowstorm in Russia is a terrible thing, but that seonrge oi civilization, Liver and Kidney Disease, v responsible for far more mortality than any ether cause. Warner's Safe Cure curee Liver Disease, btcavst it hots a specific and positive, action on the. liver, increasing ttv secretion and flow of bile, regulating it elaborating functions, removing v jr.e<Utl;) formations—in fact, restoring Us natura activity, without which good health is im possible. We wish to impress upon evt-ry porso the necessity o[ keeping u he liver in a per fectly healthy condition, so that it wi.l pro perly separate the albuminous elements, ;•'•<■ well as enable it to relieve the overloaded bik-ducts. Regular and faithfal treatment with Warner's Safe Cure is always success ful. Wa.rn.er 1? §af PilU are also always to teUMdf '



MRS STRIBBLING having taken over Panama Boarding House, will open on SATURDAY, June 15 Meals Is. Dinners—seven per we*k —4s. Beds Is Board and Lodging 163 per week ; hoard only, 11s per week. 6 I<X ""seed wheat". T HAVE for Sale Prime Samples of TUSCAN, PEARL and HUNTERS. DAVID THOMAS, 6 149 Ashbnrton. PIANO TUNING. MR WOOLDBIDGE is still in Ash burton. Annual Tuning, three vieita, one guinea ; Single Tuning, 10s. Country visited. Orders may be left at MR S. SALEK'e, Salt street, Assliborton, |178



Mr D. Thomas. A R O A D B. SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1895. rHWE received instructions from a Southern Client. TO SELL WITHOUT RESERVE. A Unbroken COLTS \» Four-year-old COLTS Q Pirst-oIMB GELDING^ »«•* MARKS, four and five year* old, aU staunch and good wo'kets Harness and Covers belonging to each horse. DWID THOMAS, 6 182 Aujfcioneer. Friedlander and Co. SAIcUiiDAY, JUNE 29^1891



HENRY ZANDER T BEG to intimate that I have just ■*• landed a Large and Varied Stock of Cpiing. Cwiins. f»IITl*. HOLLIS' BEST MAKE. Single And Double Barrel, Breach and Muzzle Lfadtag, well worthy of inspection. REVOLVERS. REVOLVERS AMMUNITION. AMMUNITION. Cartridges and Cartridge Cases, Caps. Shot, Gunpowder, Powder and Shot Flasks, Cartridge Belts, Recap- ' pers, Loaders, Wads, Punches, etc.



IN BANKRUPTCY. WE are favored with instructions from the Deputy Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, In the Kstate of FEiEDLiNDEk Bitos., to Sell by Public Auction, IN THE ORANGE HALL, ASHBORTON, ON SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1895, AT & P.M. That very desirable Farm, now in Ihe occupation of Mr Charles Hill, and situated ao Wakanui, being K.S. No. 14743, 37152, 18972, 22304, 32411, and Lot 48 on deposited plan 237, and containing 252 Acres, 3 800 is, 1 Perch, of some of the best agricultural land in the Wak >nui district. The land is in very good heart. 175 Aores are ready for cropping, of which 50 Acres are in wheat, and the balance in grass, The whole i* subdivided into convenient paddocks, &nd should command the ) attention of settlers in the neighbourhood or anyone wishing to a quire a very quod prope.ty, and will be offered in one lot or subdivided into three lots. ALSU,-On THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1895,



1 scott's Well-known ranges AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. I HAVE IN STOCK AND to LAND -100 Drams Linseed Oil 2CO Cases Valvoline 200 Cases Castor Oil 100 Bales best 5-ply Seaming Twine China and Glassware Hornsby's & Ransome's Plough Shares Barbed and Fencing Wire Mauritius and Queensland Sugars China, India, and Ceylon Tea Best English Leather Belting



—now in stock- Two Hundred Galvanised Steel Elastic Horse Collars (in all sizes). Early application necessary They are giving Universal Satisfaction WINES and Spirits, Ales and Stout, Liqueurs and Habana Cigars, Cigarettes, in view of approaching holidays, at SPECIALLY LOW RATES.



at the* Homestead, IHftJ WHOLE OF HTS FARMING PLANT. Full particulars at Sale or on appli cation. FRIEDMNDER & CO. RUDOLPH FRIEDLANDER, 6 144 Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1895 IN BANKRUPTCY. In th<> Fstate of Georga B. Harrison, of Doric, faimer, a bankrupt, If F.SSRB FRIEDLANDER & CO., ill insfciucted by tho Deputy Cfnoial Assignpe in the above named c tate, will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, WEDNESPAY, TULY 3, 1895, AT THE FARM, DOME, the following : — KOfi CROSSBRED EWES, in hmb OU\J t0 Linooln Rms Ot X MffiRINO EWKB, in lamb 4 Driught G^Min's, 2 Hackney?, 2 Farm Diay«, Trap and Harness, 2 Roapers and H lders, Three- Furrow Plough, Grubber, Stripper, Harrows, Harness and Sundries. 1 Stack Oaten Sheaves, 2 Stacks O<*tan Straw. ALSO,—AT SAME TIME & PLACE— The Frtrm now in fche occupation of Mr Ge>rge C. Harrison, comprising 682 AORES 8 ROODS 15 PERC 9 ES, Being R.S.s 18423, 18424, and part 18334, subdivided in o ten pad docks, Well fenced and watt-red, 560 Acres in English grass, balance ready for Crop. full particulars at time of Sale. Sale at 12.30 p.m.



GROCERIES AND ALL OTHER GOODS At Christchurch Prices, Henry Zander. AGENT FOR- Sun Tire Insurance Office Australian Mui.ua! and Provident Society J T Ford and Co



», T [ft JIB r a. v I_J JLIIHFK. D PAELOUE LAMP 8 HANGING LAMPS .BRACKET LAMPS HAND LAMPS AT PRICES FROM Is EACH UPWARD.



FRIEDLANDFR AND CO., RUDOLPH FRIEDLANDER, 6184 Auctioneer SEED WHEAT. WE HAVE FOR SALE HUNTERS' WHITE, grown from Waikari Soed ; also TUSCAN and PEARL. 6 101 FRIEDLANDER & CO.



PYNE AND CO. IMPORTANT Clearing 1 Hale, MESSRS PYNE AND CO. have received instructions from Messrs Todhunter and Dawcling to Sell by Auction, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, at Ihe WesterfieJd Homestead, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 27, THE WHOLE OF THEIR LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, Comprising :— PKA TWO-TOOTH HALFBRED OtfyJ EWES ; to lamb first week in September to English Leicester Rams QAA Two, Six, and E:ght-tooth UVJU CROSSBRED EWiiS ; to lamb third week in August to Shropshire Down Reran -i -f f\r\ Six and Eight-tcoth HA.LF _LJL\JV/ BRED EWH.S ; to lamb lint week in September to Lincoln Rams Two-tooth HALFBRED XJVVJ WETHERS; very forward -j -i r\r\ Very Forward LAMBS t*K RAMS



3 Purebred Jersey Bulls 10 Purebred Jersey Cows and Heifers 2 Milch Cows & 16 Head Young Cattle 6 Draught Horses; broken & unbroken 4 Hacks a' d Light Harness Horses 10 Young Sows with Litters, and in pig 15-Coulter Drill, Stripper, Caltivaton Grubber, 3 Drtys, 2 Buggies, Dig" ging Plough, 5 Leaf Harrows, Ditc Harrows, Cambridge Roller, Feed Boxes, Harness and Sundries of all sorts. Intending buyers arming by the south train will be carried from Tinwald to Westerfield Station by conveyance tnd bak. PYNE AND CO., 6 120 Auctioneer.



For the past quarter of a century there ha een one continuous flow ot lettera bearing testimony to the truly wonderful cures eflcted by Clarke's World-frmed Blood Mixture, the finest Blood Purifier that science and medical skill have brought to light Sufferers from Scrofula, Scurvey, Bad Legs, Skin and Blood Diseases Pimples and sores of any kind are solicited to give it a trial to test it* value. Sold everwhere at 2s 9d per bottle, Beware of worthless tpitettau *n4 B»b«titu.tei, ($



■pOCHESTER lAMPS from 15 to 300 •*-*' Candle Power suitable for | CHURCHES, LIBRARIES, HALLS, PRIVATE HOUSES, WORKSHOP.?, HOTELS, BILLIARD ROOMS, STORES, Etc., Etc., WE would iuvlto everyone to inspect our STOCK OF LAMPS, feeling sure that we are able to ofter them an assort ment such as has never been seen in Ashburton. WE have also landed a large stock of AMERICAN LAMP GLASSES For ALL MAKES OF 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 youjjwould pay for a very inferior article John Grr & 'Co.



WALKER'S BOT-FLY BEMEDY.



Cberteey, Jsnuary 15, 1895 To Mr fleseltine. Agent U r Wa'ker's Boi fly Remedies, Ashbur on



Sib, —I consider it my duty to a*<| try testimony to tbe marvellous eflecta of ibe remedies I got from you on my hor39. fie got bo bad tfan I hnd 'o !s-y him up. N"> miUer what I gave him he kept losing condition and became bo wenlr that ho could seoreely stand. I oarefuly followed the direc tions on the bottles and shortly after get! ing the last bottle be passed bote, and at once began to mend, and in a few days was fit for bis work. Itm confident only for the remedy he wou'd haverlitd I ta> highly ti oommerd i', b«iuvirgit has no fq'ial — W)LLIAM STftINGFBiLOW.



Liunston, August 18, 1894 Mr Hepeltine,—Sir, I hink it is only rigbi that I eboul'i tell yru and my neighboring farmers that I am thoroughly eatitfted with Walker's Bot Fly Remedipß I got from you. After seeing the state of the stumseh of my horre that died, I became alarmed about the rest of my stock as they al' looked bad, I drenohed <•igh\ fo'lowing rsrrfuliy he -irf< liorg, It. cleaned in* mom iborou*h'y nn<l in a few days there was h wond»rfu. change for the better I o«n highly recommend if acd would advise farmers to lose no time in drenching their stock lest they bave their horses dioppiD« dead as I ha^, I believe it lo be the only safe and o«rtain cure for the suffering of horses



James Lemon Aehburton Porks, March 1, 1894 Mr J Headline. Bir~l nm vtry glad to tell you that Walker's Bot-fly Remedied I got from you proved quite a success with my djing horse. He was ailing for isome days, bia coat got very dry, the ekin tight, a running at tbe nose and a very bad oough ; and was Boaroely able to walk about; we quite expected be would die. I beard a good deal about Walker's Bot Fly Remedies, and gave it with tbe most satisfactory results, and shortly afer beget tbe last bottle he began to im prove and by the end of a week was able for work hearty and well I believe it to be a medicine unequalled, and can recommend it with all confidence to all horse owners, as the beet borne remedy in the market.



Edward Cobbetx Greenwood Farm, Souihbridge, August '*, 1892 Mr Walker. Sir,-—I am glad to bear testi. mony to the wonderful effeots of your Bot Fly-fly Remedies; One of my beet horses be came very bad; the ektn tight, the eye life less and a bad color, and got low in condition Anxious (o finish ploughing a paddock I did not want to lay him up until he became un able to lift his feet or do any more. We had to help him into a stable I gave him your Bemedies, and tno treatment you pre scribed, and in a few days be was quite better, and new at hia work, hearty and well I quite believe, had I not Riven him your Bemedies, he would have died. You can use this as you please.



Robert Thompson Seaside Farm, Wakanui, April 14, 1894 Mr Walker.Dear Sir, —I have great pleasure in informing you that the bot-fly mixture I got from Mr Htaeltine, your Bgent, wag a wonderful success. I had four hojg-'e seriously ill on Dtoember last. After using all the remedies I cou^d think of I was induced to try your mixture. The result was mar velioua. I striotly followed the directions given and in a week the horses were out of danger and recovering rapidly I drenched two more in February wih the same result Thej all put on fleth rapidly, and are now in prime order P. Stewart Mr Cross. Burnbam, got the Sso»edy for a horse suffering last year ; on reaching home he waa dead, Tbis Beason <ne took bad, slbo showing the symptoms Ha gave theßemedy, and the erco:<d day after, tho hcrso pas3ed bots in hundreds and is doing well.



Chfrtgpy, Apri 1 12, 1895 Mr H^'Behinp, Ashburton, Agent for Walker's 801-fly Rerne' ies Sir, —The remedies I got from you had n wontfprful eff ct on my horBP, bo cpt ao bad ihitlhadto lay him up quite expecting to lose him I tried the usual remedies lut he only got worep, et last I save him Walters with astonishing reeu'ts, Bits oame aw>y in handfulß and ii a few risys bewis hearty i.nd well from the effots of this rtmedy on my neighbours horses and my own I oonnder bleseing !o horse owners and could the poor nflerina horses Fpep.k they wru'cT certnin'y praise Walkers B >t-flyßerrrdi a as the bett ever introduced mo this markpt Jt. hn Dowxiis Aoatna, Apr! 3, 1895 Mr Heselane Sir,—l have pWasnre iitnti f»:op to tha wonderful tffec a of Walkei's Bot-fly R?mrdies on roy hrrses, They got very low in ennditio", a Try cr.at, and very tight ekin, Rod lost all heart at their work. I bad to lay them up. Hearing bo much about this remedy I deoided to give i: a tria', I followed oarefully the directions on the labels and the results were eueh as to satisfy me that it i 8 'he only rem°dy for the suffering horse. lam certain 1 Rot back the cost in their work ins:de a wef k, I shall oprtainly use it in future in preference to anything eke as it has no equal M J Tweeme AGENTS FOR ASH BURTON—J Hesel tine, Saddler; Becardtjs Henry, Saddler. MANUFACTURER—Robert Walker, 3anal Reserve, Woolston



CHLOHOL-MARYE. Inodorous —The only Antiseptic disinfect ant which baa ob'ained the Gold Medal at the International Hygienic Exhibition at Havre 1893 Chlorol-Marye — green —la an energetic microbe destroyer and unique for its cheap, nees With one pint, 400 pints of disinfeoianl may be prepared Salubrity of the home, of the workshop, the farm, the vessels, etc Dlainfeotion of wear ing apparel, household goo's, water-closets, sink-s'ones, snd lavatories Ohloro!-Marye — red — odourless or per fumed, is a Toilet antiseptio Sanitary oare o iibe skin, the mouth, the hair, and the beard It cioatrizea also cuts, burn?, bites and stings of inseots Principal As?ent for Australia J L de Lambert, J> D P. 49, Elizabeth street, Melbourne Frano?, Messrs Lebor»v.nd Solomon, 7, Eve dcs Petites-Eouries, Paris, l>irectora of ihe Scciete d'Hyg'ene appliqaea THE TOITBR^AL SINAPISsif MUSTARP LEAF "I H of an easy employ, clean, takes little space, is ready ■*■ for immodinte use an i acts promply Everybody should always have at hand a few Mus tard leaves, for they are known to prevent a great number of indispositions • The Sinapism is employed withsucoeßS in cases of Neuralgia, Diseases of the Throat, Palpitations of tho Heart, Convulsions, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Conges tions, Paraiysis, Apoplectic Fits Prepared with choice Mustard Powder the Uni versal Sinapism possesses all the qualities of conserva tion and activity Directions for use accompany each sinapism P-lilM P Mefley, 135 Rue St Antoina To be had from all Chemists and from Australian drug Company Ltd Sydney BABRY'S TRIcaPBEBOUs" FOR THE HAIR AND SKIN. AN elegant dressing, prevents baldneES, gray hair, and dandruff. Makes the hair grow thick and soft; cures eruption and creases of tha ekin; heah outß, burns ruiaep, and sprains, Genuine has tride mark Barolay and Co, New York, THE BONGO FAI XXI TENEI UTOKOU i KATOA TJ^ACBEAN STEWART'S NEW CURE FOR ASTHMA NEW CURB FOR CROUP NEW CURE FOR DIPHTHERI\ NEW CURE FOR CHRONIC BRONCHITIS Prepared from the Mountain and Forest Plants of New Zealand In Asthma the New Cure has proved tee to be Head and Shoulders above other Remedies _______ rpHE New Cure is the only Specific yet overed x for Diphtheria In Croup the NEW CURB has no rival, t s vos emetic^, lighting flies, hot baths, and all tho attendant worry incidental of the arrival of tho Midnight Monster In Typhoid Fever the NEW CURE disinfa s soothes, and gives refreshening sleep The NEW CURE is the only rue Lua Disin fectant In no instance has death occurred from diphtheria when the New Cure has been freely used from the trst outsetof the disease, and so great are its protective powers, that the complaint has never been known to spread toother members of the family



APPRECIATION. [y yI '" HE rtmi'k '-Jo ir-TotPe of on- I>nbiii('R>t .-i'ro • wo opened our New Tailoring c } lsepartmcnt shows that the public appreciate our REDUCED PRICES c I combined with -f GOOD FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP. d I Wo have just opened out a Bplendid lot of •I FANCY SERGES AND OTHER FASHIONABLE AND DURABLE j WINTER SUITINGS. n *ns Pec °, ur new depar'ment work and compare our Men's, Faehluiiaole I "^ All Wool Tweed m- Serge Jo mca ur**. I Reduced prices—47s 6rt, 555, 57* 93, 60*. efa, 70r, 75. A JO* LOT OP MENS WATERPROOF TWEED OVERCOATS (with capet) ■ lo be Cleared at the following Reduced prices—l7d 6d, 21s, 25j and 27« 6d. I Waterproof Tweed Overcoats made to measure (guaranteed thoronahly waterproof) LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE DISTRICT TO CHOOSE FROM: CKAIGHRAD&BRRRYMAN THE LEADING TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS, ASBBUBTON BBEASMAN B HO3-, I GROCERS AND IRONMONGERS. Q.UNS, CARTRIDGES, POWDErTsHOT, and all ether Shooting requisites at pttwqw Iy ■ P rices< lafcending purchasers Bhould. Inspect our Stock of bUJNfc) before buying elatwhere. ?!nS?JUS W. B*'*8*'* consi Bnraent °f that well-known "LIGHT OP THE AGB jvliw^jlin & t 15U test, absolutely safe, which we are offering at Chrtetchurch prices. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN ASHBURTON FOR GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND BRaSHWARE. INSPECTION INVITED. IgENTS for the TIGER BLENDED TEAS. Goods delivered daily. Orders bj Post despatched with punctuality. SHEARMAJV BKOS., MARKET HOUSE-



GREAT SALE COMMENCES AT "THE CORNER," SATURDAY, JUNE 20, iB»S. \^ TT JOLLIER being afc the present time in L ndon purchasing a •11 v* v larga Btock and the Pre3ent stock being very heavy, a BIG SALE will be held to reduce the same A few Hn^s are quoted to give some idea of the valuj which will WITHOUT KXCEPIION be offered at prices to surpass any thing hitherto shown in Ashburion. The- below mentioned goods hava been bought at a large discount and will be offered accordingly. Int?nding purchasers will kindly note that we have fully anticipated a great demand for the lines emumerated below- Colonial Flanne], (all colours) 8| 1, Black Cashmere Gloves, 6d usually la . usually Is Tm Kid Gloves fjust opened), 2s 6i BacK Cashmere Hr sa, Is, usually la 6d usually 3j 6d Diets s( uff from 9J, usually Is 3d Black Velveteen, Is usually 1< 6d Heavy Tweed, Is, usually 1< 6 I Coir Ma«*, (larga size), 3. M, usually While and Grey Cahco from Is Ud, 7, 6 i usually 3s 61 Twlled Cretonms, 4^, n«.a»ll 7W B.,ys Overcoats 13 to 2, 8 j 6.», r oys ' Tweed Knickeis. Is. usu fly 7s 61 , «3u»'-»y Js^ By ' Kaicker Suits, 4i lid. usually 8s 6d n'-V' r?, rse- °oPf' 61 ' usually v Meu's N*iJed Sho6ters, 9i 6d, usually Ortrla Elastic bide Boots, 2d 6d, usually 12^61 JM'ich' Ft It Hats, from 31 Good Ul-ters and Waterproofs, from 4s lid Lad icy Warm Slippers, Is 6i Evening Shoes, from 2-! 61 BLANKKTS and all Woollen Goods wi-1 be cleared at j/rt-atly reduc*d prices. The above are only a few of Iho PLUM LINES wo are ollering, a visit wiil con vince that our prices and quality are unsurpassed. W 11. COLLIER, "TEE CORNER.'' Reductions! Reductions!! T C ME E T THE TIMES. GOAL Westport Coalbrookdalc COAL COAL Westport Cardiff COAL C 0 A L Black Ball Coit L COAL Newcastle COAL COAL Malvem COAL COAL Mt. Somers. COAL 5 cwfc coal for 5s



W. B. COLLINS \& CO. TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, IRONMONGERS AND PAINTERS. THE LATEST BOOM- Mitchell and Turner's Sale. FURTHEE. INDTJCEM|f|, , , Ladies' Shower Proof Cloaks China Matting, 7-|d to BJd 50s, for 15s 6d Heavy Oilcloths, 2s 6d 30 Boxes Cream and White 6 feet Linoleums,- 3s 4id Frillirg Is 2d now 6|d Strong Holland, 4|d 90 dozen Cheft'on Lace from 9d Colored Toilets, Is" per dozen Colored Curtain, 2s lid Ulsters and Jackets, from 2s 6d Colored 1 imity, 4-^d NeAY Jackets, 7s 6d 34 Flannellettes, good, 4^d Jerseys from Is lid Heavy "White Blankets, 7s lid A TREMENDOUS DROP IN MEN'S OVERCOATS, ALL TO BE HAD FOR A IITTLE CASH. MITCHELL AND TURNER.