Supreme Court.

, — +., j Christchurch, June 3 At the Supreme Court this morning when the case of larceny from the parson »gainsb Joseph Trayner and Denis MoGrrath was called on, McGrath, who was on bail, did not appear. The Crown solicitor, Mr Stringer, said that from information he had received he had axpeoted that there would be no appear iice, and he applied for the recognizances to be estreated. His Honor made an order for the recogniz wees of one surety la £100 to be estreated. ' The criminal sittings were concluded this afternoon. Joseph Trayner, who was charged with stealing £20 from Patrick .Gallagher, was found guilty and sentenced do eighteen months' lmprisonment. Denis MpGrath, aabociated with Trayner m the same indictment; did not surrender to his bail. ' George T J ames Eden was ■ found guilty of .pawing valueless cheques and aentenoed to three years' imprisonment. Of. twenty, accused persona on; the oaleodar, nine plead^^guil.y, ,fiv^ were oonvioted, and three acquitted by common ja»iea«. The Grand. Jury threw.out bille against' three others aad oneabaconded.

FARMERS' COLUMN.

BRITISH IMPORTS OF FOREIGN PRODUCE.

Mr Charles Valentine, formerly Dairy Produce Expert, m the employ of the New Zealand Government delivered a lecture m London on the 24fch March on the above subject from which the following ate extracts : — Touching upon the dependence of Kngland on foreign food supplies and the increased consumption of the masses brought about by the advance m wages, Mr Valen tine pointed oat that whilst m the last 15 years the population of England had risen from 34* millions to 40 millions, the home production has done little or nothing to warcU feeding the new mouths. Getting to the oolonisa he briefly sketched the paternal policy of the colonial Governments m rela tion to the food export* and ■ touched upon the climatic and cheap land advantages held by Colonial producers* The only drawback to the trade he said was freight, and to meet this handicap' he, thought it was necessary that all export trade from' Australia 1 should be thoroughly organized with a viewto regu- Ifttaahipraentpand ensure. .their uniformity io balk and «eqUenoe of delivery. Owing' to irregularity 0! shipment*, the existing cold Storage capacity of the vessels that actually •ail i« little mo«4fcad ih»lf <avialled:bf. Based at per .#heep -ijarcaae U^ m%y j-beriaid •: that Where veasels made six journeys, four would do. Regarding distribution here, Mr Voljbntine said there was room for improve- 1 ft&tittetwbdnee *h»uldfnotobo gambled; with, and the coniignmentß might be tent direct to the large consuming centres. He thought that with the matter of. .freight. arranged, and a wore sympathetic system of distribution io ▼ggue, the colonies could, feed meufc should, he said, induce us to prefer colonial to foreign products, but herecognised thatrinstrinnprntentralone will oairy the day for the colonial producers. .^. ...

BUTTER.

Bafctcr wa« the first item of the lecturer's lilt. Hit initial point was the facb that rino« 1889 th« import of butter into 3r eat BriUin huruen nearly.^wp mill.ion cwfc. He ■howed that France and Germany-'' Were falling off m their imports, and that the growth 1 of L'Sweilith' /aid Danish: ■ imports^ C0)uld;i|ot,gO(O» at fc.h'e'r«Jte;jthey.ih>^e .» been doing iri recent years." He looks tq Aua tralaiia to claim a greater portion of the next million owt. inoreMe thansrTe has done for the increaied^iinpori since In spite of' W prices Mr= Valen'tinfe- thinks thafc the •ipre-femineJice of Austral»iiiA is as snr^aV-jntbß dairy prodtic«> tradowith the the Old GountryriTDUohing'upori/ Canada the lecturer noted the developments of- the butter-making industry there, and seemed to indicate that the fostering of winter dairy ing there would lead to a veay considerable export to England m the cold season as well as m summer. IJr Valentine, then gave each of the butter-producing colonies a little attention, j^nd proved that each one could enormously increase its output; As regards New Zealand he said it would seem that purely pastoral farming there will be greatly modified, and" the "farming of ~tHe~,f uture points to mixed husbandry— the growing of grain, beef, wool and mutton, combined with the production of milk, pork and fruit. There is still an immense area of land that can be put under dairying, and enormously increase the output, and no country ia capable of producing* richer or belter milk, or producing it more cheaply than New Zea land* In New South Wales Mr Valentine thinks the. dairying development must ad vance as rapidly and markedly m the near future as m the near past, and that every year butter will take a better footing on the market, and displace much inferior Continental. He looks also for a regular export from Queensland and Tasmania, but apparently has no great belief m South Australia or Western Australia becopwng large exporters of butter. Mr Valentine concluded that Australasia coujd t^eep up the trade m the face of any competition, but it seemed that he did not give much prominence to v A 4 cgen,tin'a, w^Jon, country without doubt, will, soon' become, a very formidable rival to Australasia m the English $u.tter..inajrket. Turning to ■-* qaEipSEj, v Mr Valentine put the English; ft&port a* 2,opo,ooocwt, of which Canada aends over one half, the. United States about one fourth and Belgium about oae seventh* Regarding tk« Aofitc^taaiajt. itftport, tij^e leotttKr -* » that QTerxthing was m favor of N»" ' -« d faking tfee. lead, but he c^- -w Zealand tbAt there aWmanv'''-* ' .^Ogdised the fact New South. -W- * districts m Victoria and ing a.o ' , des'quite cipable of produc -*' article eq«al to the beßt Canadian. { apparently he looks for awinc'e aßed supp'y from all three colonies, so we may look fer an even lower range of prices m the near future. Y.ou can't oust American and Dutch eheeee except by, JBtaiviiij^ them ouK On the question of condensed-m ilk, Mr_Valen tine had nothing to say worths quoting, except thai '.th^'preiient Bupply seerce^. fully equal to tfie'demand: Denmark, he told us, is turning her, attention to r the trade _m ffozen niJllfi ' A c'oiripaay hda been^efcirfced m Coponhag«n for ihe regular eicpo'rt; of coo gea]pd n>|lk;|o^gland. On the k subject of v '«. BACON AND HAMS the lecturer lwas brief r IGreat Britain's bill for alien pig meat; is over ten millions per annum, .of, which Canada- gets about seven Sir cent, Denmark about 25 per cent., the; nited States about 50 per cent. Mr Valen tine, has hope* that. New Zealand . will get . a share of the Old Country 's patronage m this article. He said :— " Any export of bacon for Australasia at present is nominal. The pi? f&tfening iudustry", however, will follow the-cheese factory,, and.invthe,; near future,; niust, receive ihe ; close .'attention of than concerned in 7 the dkiry'indußfcry. HavfiJ regard to the low prices of grain m New* Zealand, and its great value m the prodac tion of bacon arid pork, togeEher, with utiliej^.' tion of the by-products from the dairies and factories, there should be no difficulty m developing an important .industry. The profitable use of the wheyiand butter-milk' is too important a matter to allow of it being neglected, and New Zealand bacon would find a market m colonies and countries nearer home than Great Britain. Co* operation appears to be the method to bring this to a snttSMsfttt issue." $ f ■'- J^ope continued).

THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN ! THURSDAY, JUHB 4, 1896.

mted^wijctPubUahea. by theviUhhnrton Pubhahlng Company, . Limited, »t thei 3t^n^Printing, Office, v Burnett Jtreet SLBhburtqn, J; v, 1 - .-.,., THURSDAY JUNE 4, VB9B '



Business Notices. >PTAVJUB PjpßY I Thanking the; lphabuant* of \ - burton arid Burrounding diaii-icie the very- liberal patronage already anded to hla», wishes to inform them i he 1b still prepared to Sell Maat *nd all Goods, of fche Very Beet Quality, he nndermentipned prioea FOR CASH :.- llrloln of Beef, from ... 4id per lb ?rime Ribs of Beef, from 4d per lb ipaffeof Beef ... ... 3d vperlb Jeef Steak ... 4iJiVo«d horned Beef, 'from ... 2|d perlb Jfcles of Mutton ... 4 ... 2d.. perlb aindquarteria of Mutton ... 2td per lb jror*qaaYtere v .;. ... Sd/^lb^ Wgsof Mwtdii ; ... ... Shoulders of Mutton ... 2*d I per lb boina of: Mutton ... ... 2|d perlb Prime Sausages; ... ... 4d per lb Dairyiedyoric, , M^ ... 4d perlb lality, . 1 and \ pivijity t Guaranteed. '.,.' OCTAVIdS DIGBY VBBPI SWBBPIT SWEEP 1!J , J. ikfBO&ISr HILLPKOVE, m ■ ••:■ : M&SRE •» STREET^ IK ■ S Ready Co Sweep Chimneys with hi .' New: Machines; '■■ -?. I i He lives here , ;:..'.) -V; And|Sweeps,the,Chimniee,far agd^near,, And if, perchance, they should $»ke fire, fie puts them oat at your desire; ' - '' ° - Orders; .may be ar left>a»t his residence, oore, sj^reet^pr, tyjAAiu OCge, JBarnett ;reet,'6r Mis' Kni ffht7'Secbnbt : hand Dealer, iian&e?-! "I >i : -[^ .^ : "*;4 D L -iGi^AM;jfcr<^S3-.^ ' [> A TJffi,NT '.' ißS^Rji A n'b& T footers: W&M sa certain rem^dyjdr the r dfe%ase, and can beappUeaat a r oostuoZ less than ONE HiH^PBNSY l -*®R SHEEP. lead opinions of Gtovernmenb Irispeotow I.: ..i-:--.-:^offitboki «■;? -'..V-'V BirarwEiM;l Mabjjk&ouqh. In re your remedy for Foot-Rot I b*TB no !l^?^?J»v¥» ¥ H?Bs *$*P JHP»^s*we I lave met, and nas been neea m the diStnat ibder my: charge with- the ■beistlrealiUß. I kai?B;itßoqmmenJedis>n:(i) shall lf oontiiMle to ecinnmenditj o, any. pw^erftnf AeeDjdJeoted rith Foot-Rot, a disease whiqhTreg^t to say B^so^of^eri negtediSd : antil : it iske^Bnch % [trongbola^oit the 1 «flocfc that it-^kiLno longer le ignored, when It might *»i« v been «#sily rat down at its first appsaranos^by^J^ttti Mention and tbe nse plionr-jemeayJ '■•■■• ■• JOHN "MOOBB,- 1 - , ■-:■■■•: ; .InspeotorotStook . Febrntry 28, 1895. ; .. : r . ? |n; '}&?i &BBAitoaß»T or 4©ri(joxtub», ,&i\yxßA. In reply tq your requeßt as To jnyrepjorting :o you my opinion of ""the 7 reaure w *your Iressing Bheep at Mr Lyßagbt's" i>ario Mr with ydjar Fdot-Eot Speoifio, I have syery ooDfidenee m Baying that the cure was" * i per. feet one, althpugh the. weather was very Mt and ' stormy arid' the «xanimKuofL was mly six dayt after the feet had bflen'draiged. Some ot the shoep were very badly f affected, nearly the whole ot theioot having rotted off. [ should reconomend all sheep owners to nic your Speoifio it their. Bheep are troubled with Foot-rot, as itjia eaiilyrputon, and I am snra it will give satißfadtion^— l iemain, youn truly ALEXANDER MONBO, : Inspeator of Stock, June 22, .1895. . .... ", Gendioe onlyfrom 'br nrbin thfe Sola ifcopriiii'arßr * *~ GRAHAM' AND CO-, Oarlton Gore Boad, Roßeneath, ; , Wellingtoii^/.j - .-;>3*B THE "CEOWN" jFi O N O ENTR ATtED ; "EI'L U ID SBBEFDIPy wi Used extensively ibTOUgbouYttie Vrorid .i-.-> ADVANTAGES. , , -jit, is Non^oißonouß, except to inaeot Ufa ; safe and easy fo.Qse ; 'cleanses the woo], and promotes Us growth^ by ■ supplyiti^ thfe'Beeoe frith a noQriining« < oil or fanyufooflT only re»jai*eq f <>oW,,wat<ut; to mix,c,in [ whl(hxit v immeojaieJyljpAi^e i,^!^, ia' ' an lrameHsa idrantage wher3 the^ippipK is done upon THIS IS THE LATEST ADVANCE ; . IN DIPS. A SURE CUEEfeir- Fly, T.^Tiolte, Lies, Maggots, Boab,' Mange, etc It is a greal promotion to. ifheep.jin ,wet or^ qpjtdjweather, Wiiiendera tbeqoat waterproof* and im* E»rviouß to iairi , snoflr, etc, ; will prevent Fly jftUring' ■■'■ ii'".i-.-\:.uri a :i- fKiNvj ONE GApON WILL DIP SHEEP Agrtowtoral 9 Charlotte Boadi 1 E<3gba^6tf; I have mide ari-e'^ammatrori 6fth'e ; «'orown Fluid~Sbeep Dip." It is an alkaline prepara- tion: of 'i tar, oUb, , and aoids, and contains 26 aer^fient of v tar aoids. It iq an excellent preparation, and is riot only pell Boiled for ießtroying 1 ticks, lice; etc.;' and tor^trtating • Bcab,' 1 •♦ mange," eto,, but aladfor destroy, ng the eporea of^tba anVhtax^, microbe Bucillv^ aniTtracis), .. and preventing the inread 61 anthrax among 'ftpeks'of eiit^p. This fltiid ii ft most atiitdfcl<Ppft§aration or the purpoffeactb Whiohi* Ib^applied, and riayibeireoommendedVas^a'fßafßrwnMdy for he.ya^pOß par^ai^io. and inleptioui diseases Thioh attaok sheep ,and other farm animals, Ai B. GBIEFITBB7 ', ; • .- v Pnnoipa^ The Lmooln |c^ggl,of Spienoe. - . Sole'igenta for New/Zeal^nd;— ■ PRIEDLANDER 8R05.,; Limited, r- !:■'■■' ■.•;/ yifthoi-i r,rtjh<i .- ' M , ; ASHB^TqEI . . . - s ?aimte^ Glazier : - . AND '-:.'« "IHB CORNER OF ARCADE L-iik:-. "■:■'• ■■•■■■■'.(•>:■. ■'■ \*:i i-jiiij^ih



. Business; Notices < — S A F E S. — TI [HAVE FOR SALE several Safes by first-class makers, weighing from r Bcwt tp 1 ton each. , e xti F. FERRIMAN. thai ■ : Smi att — ALLENTON.— .■: ; ■ ' a I HAVE received instruotionß to i*ell 4£ acres of Und of first- class quality, I well situated, and within an p»b> distance of/theitown.l. Upon the land is ,j erected a very substantial dwelling of seven rooms. This property is well | worth the attention of buyers either as an investment or for residential; parpoßes. ; ] F. FERRIMAN. ] m—-~—~ — « i •■■■■' ] The Portable Swing Wiater Barrow. ; Prevention is. B#t^T^#t Pmk Q " THE few cases of Typhoid m Ashbartqn Boroagt and. Suburbs afford no - ground for a "> spare," but it is only by using reasonable preoautidns ; that the dread scourge can be kept |within bounds.  lit. view of the subject - ' being referred to m the public journalß,it L may Hof^enic>to.rtßpi^j|n,e^braot : __ from an issue of the "Nineteenth Century.^ of Wet year, m which epeciaj ' reference is made to Diphtheria, but -which applies with equal'force to Typhoid. { The writer remarks, that the latest iepideinics m Russia swept away JJejfrly ; 8\ all the cbildwn m some villages ; and m Prussia,, no Uss than .onersixtfi to ! one-fourth p|rt of all children dying m the age of from one to five > ears sue- \ B. cumbed to Diphtheria, s and. the same proportion prevailed m Western ' Europe . as well. Keen interest is being taken m the experipientß, of the French ' T Doctors, Roux and Tersen ; but Diphtheria, like Anthrax, Cholera, Typhoid, ■ ■ J, Malaria, and other kindred complaints is due to an infection of the body by ! " - : - special bacteria, caused by the eflflayia rising from drains,; back 'yards- and ' - ■ premises generally, info and updn whioh daity. and kitcken slops 1 haVebeeji: thrown. Without an infection !by ibacteViaXpr the poisons, whicb^ they - secrete, there is no diphtheria. . PQ^aWe i^jrgh," Barrow -is^^ jusjb^ftiiie ; .- thing indispensable m the direclionjof perfect sanitary arrangements. 1? By^its c . M use, a two-fold benefit i^ derived. > iThe/fever '^rd'diphthena breeding i^gen^Uß | are removed, and what is otherwiee a source^pjf, ' '.b^ipes! ( { ,^tt"''iij^b^^| r - ,4! gain, by conveying the waeh to pig trqpgK or to \the g^ .",. .,, ' Barrows can be put varions 'kinds of use, and they are so admirably coa-; gtracted that, with them, a child can do work which otherwise requires the 1 strength of mature years. The cost isxomparatrVely small. 1 Possessipn ot J one becomeß an^abßohte meane of sweetness, comfort and profit. Improyed Go^er Boiler^ h 1 have jast received direct from the manufactarers a fresh supply of ' Portable Copper Boilers, with patent smoke stack joint; and SemiHdouble sheeted frame-—galvanised. This useful, household requisite .ebould be mi •- . Bpected, when its various excellencies of construction,- strength and 1 stirvice- ' - } v ' ableness, will speak for themselves. Sizes— -14gals«,16ga1s., and 18gils., \ at prices within the reach of all. " . r i LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. \ • ' . —AGENCIES- , ! Union Steam Shipping Company .: , .. . ' North Britißh Fire Insurance Company 3 13 Ashburton Furniture Warehouse. •. m^Kvlm^JlWmSßk' In Stock and made to order m ! an^ design. ; Außtrian» American^ Colonial ] - by. the taiDdredK. c > ' ■rr.jKjJ£^t'MP! im **^^*in^^&Hß&Q^F\;^ ' RUGS attd :MAIS. ( 4^^PHg^^, HEARTH- RUGS and MATS r BEDDING.^BraBS aiid Iron BEidS.TE^ ;? ( Wood Bedsteads from 18& 1 yENETIAN BLmD^ ra^e^e-paintfid .a^d yertaped^- Just .'LradedVlOHqtbc/'iidtr'df .BlJp^OPAj^W^EjcTpil^Ti^Q^SSJJSi WICKER J CHAfItS; OVBR i JffksTLES,i^tp^ qqlb^ ,yery- pVqa^ P PICTURE FRAMING,— A bplendld; \qp qL Mguldings just, to hancU Picture Framing done at moderate prides. . ;. ;. , . .■ ' t Agents for cleggs* PERAMBUL^pRs > 'Bui&^  CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS; & PIOTIJBE FBAMERS, ] TANGRKPt.STSEET, j . Opposite Arcade and next Building .Society's Office. 3181 ! H. M. JONESV. , H. M. JONES — i fiOOKS, ' BOOKS, BOOES. | : PUBLISHERS PRICES, / ; CHEAP EMTIONS. .',.' Bought THE ASSIGNED ISTOi^ OT Ji M^gDß^ ..■■■"" .... . . ■ ..' j .:.i['j ,'./■: ;,.,-.  ;.-:!■;. -\..;.'\' .■!■.: .H. '..'■;.: "' aMLoW Price, and the whole £2^ nwllLbe, Cleared, at ai Great Redaction. ; - COME EARLY «OR BARGAINS j IN- BQGES/i STATIONER^ AND FANCY J ■■" ■'.■"■■■> ■■ ■ ■ i iBK)OPB^ ■'.:-.• :■« ■.:■•■••■■■.■:.:•--■' .•.■,."' ! ;-• - SHIPMENT of Books, ex Iklnni, vjaab opened np. Great variety, snltable for ; <  ...-, prize awards and presenta\'n; purposes/ Liberal Dkrcbbntto School Com- ■. mitteesjtqjkeepth^ trade here.,, ,. ,. ,...,. .v . r . .. \; } ......... ■ STATIOKEEY, STATIONERY, STATIONERY, SPECIAL VALUES m Boxed Paper and Envelope** Plain and Fancy from Od ! upwards. Good Business Envelopes from 3s , Od per 1000, cash. (Law and Coini ' ' ' iheroial Papers; • .. • : .. ;. . : - ;, .' , . , . . . ' ; . ; . ; ; ACCOUNT BOOKS, .."T^^^jro^^BWKflir" !: : VariouslsiMS and ! Binding, ' Memorandum, Pockeb and Counter BOOK 3 feianoß, Albums, Photo Framed J ELEOTRGPLATBD, GLASS! ANi>yC)ai|rAWißE "'FANof GOODS . In great variety ,i : . - . All at liowcst_€a»li Prices. Ihave made arrangements to^^^ fe, ■, quired, from London, | America, and dsewHere, at thelshorteet fT possible notioe. .= . • : . X ■■;■ ■ '-, ; 'm^si^ti&izfi:- .. •..•■■/^



' Buslhess Notioe:;. Black Ball Coal ! Black Ball Coall "he Best, Cheapest, and Most Satisfactory Coal m the Market. No trouble to light your fires m the morning. Lights with a match, and bums brightly. NQ WASTE. ONOB ÜBSID; AIiWAYS USED. W. H. COtLINS & GO. IRONMONGERS, TIMBER AND GOAL MERCHANTS rt7B HAVE JUST OPENED OUT, Ex e.s. Tainui, direct from the Manufacturers, A CHOICE LOT OF GENTS' BEST QUALITY HAND-SEWN PORPOISE, HIDE, AND ENGLISH LEATHER BOOTS, Suoh as lfixperfcs deolAre cannod be proclac^ m the Colony.) ALSO,— A Larger Aesortmenb ft the NEW VICUGNA SUHINGS, FANCY SERGES, COATINGS, TROUSERINGS, Etc. !&» The steady increase in -our Business and the large number of skilled hands constanbly sraployiad on our premiees, prove' that our Cuflbomera appreciate a good-fitting and well-made suit, that never fails to give satisfaction atr dut^ KEDUOED PRICES. ; Our Guaranteed Waterproof Tweed, Serge, and Melton Overcoats are admitted to be the Best m the market. : ■ . [i&dlea'and Genta 1 Waterproof Qqata and Mantles made t6 measure m any style at ♦♦ Ready-made" prloes. CRAIOHEAD A BERRYIAW, THE LEADING TAILORS & OUTFITTERS, A9HBTJRTON. AGENTS' FOR— Abmigeh's Christdhuroh Steam Dye Works. Ladies' Dresses, ste., Dyed like New, and pressed ready for wear. FOR THE WINTER SEASON. a l. beath & ea DIRECT ATTENTION TO THE SPLENDID VALUE THEY ABE OFFERING '■ w ■■:•■" v ; • : ■ ■•■■ BLANKETS^ ; FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, FLANNEI^ETTES, Etc/ Engliuh and Colonial Blankets, m all bizcb, Colonial All Wool Flannels from lO&d yard from 5s lid per pair . Self Colored Flannelettes ,(all shades), 4 Jq StroDg Union Shirtings (uew patterns), to 8 J per yard from Bjd, 10|d, to Is 6d per yd Flannelettes, Shirtings' latest patterns), Is All Wool Colonial Shirtings from Is 6Jd lid to r STSartbC-iiikirt length" per yard Heavy Leathertiaok Shirting (wonderfu Httvy Stripe Flannelettes, (very wide), 4&d, value), 6Jd, 7Jd, B^d, 10£ d per yd did, 6id, 7id, B}d, 9^d per yard k Men's and Boys' Clothing m Great Variety, at Very Low Prices Men's New Macintosh Coats, Sewn Seams, at 20s 6d Men's Heavy Wool Cardigan Jackets, 4s lid Shirts, Pants, Vests, Ties, Mufflers, Braces, Etc G. L, BEAiTH & CO, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. KArAPOI HOUSE. ■ .IN ew and Seasonable Goods NOW BEING LANDED DAILY. IMMENSE VARIETIES, CHOICE PATTERNS) BEAUTIFUL FABRICS, MAKING A i^vIJR Country Friends will be duly waited uppn]*with fuU ranges of Samples, on dates to be further advised, ■ . .• ■ . ■ . ■ ■ ■ * ■'..''. '■ ITANGRED SIREET TX7P ARpJ CASH ftU^PiR S : ■ ■ ■ O.F ■ ■'. . ■ ' .... . ! WHEAT, OATS BARLEY, RYEGRASSJ COCKSFOOT,^ - . ' AND OATEN SHEAF CHAFF, In Large or, Small Quantitiea, JUST£LANDED, EX MOUNT.SIRION,— 1000 BALES CORNSACKS. Full siz<and k full : weight FriißdliWider Woa h liimited*



public Notices. < _ ' MONEY. w MONEY TO LIND on Freehold Security at current rates of interest. Apply to MRO. W.PDRNELL, Solicitor, 5 174 Montgomery's Buildings, 1 WANTED KNOWN— 24doz Men's Merino Pants at 2a 6d each, Men's Socks, good quality, Is. ; TXT ANTED Known — New Goods just opened, ex Kaikoura, for Winter Wear. — A: Orr. TTITANTED Known— Splash Mats 6a each, Combs 6d, Towels 4£d, French Merinos Is per yard, Men's Tfea from 3d.-— Andrew- Orr; TTTANTED Known— That Ladies' , Jackets, Macintoshes, Millinery, and -'■ Dress . Goods jusfc , opened— Andrew Qer. TIT ANTED Known— 3odoz Ladies' Corsets m all the Leading Makes and Styles at Andrew Ore's. TXTAJNTED Known— loo pairs Mosgiel and kaiapoi Blankets from ,16a 6d at A. OrrV ~ ■ ■- ' — ** ■ lILA^NELETTES m all the New Shp.des, Best Quality.— A. Orr. TXT ANTED Known— Best Mosgiel, , Roslyn, and Kaiapoi Flannels from 9d per yard. — Andrew Orr. <£1000 WORTH 0F L A DIES> and Gents' Boots (also Gum Boots), the Best Value m Canterbury.— Andrew Ore. TTT ANTED Known — Men's Suits from 21s, Boys' and Youths' ?ronr9a Waterproof Coats, all sewn seams. — Andrew Orr. The tender of Mr Gallictiah has been a^oceptedfor the patent rights, stock-ia- trade, •&&.,■ of the celebrated Bee Oint- ment by Mr Scott, D.O.A. It is iho intention of Mr Galliehan to pell 'the Bee Ointment m addition to hie A. C. . Ointment &c. - Bee Ointment , WILL be found an excellent Ointment for the many diseases the human fleßh is bo frequently attabked>with. Bee Ointment is - aeed and recommended by leading dootora andmidwiveß. ®cci Ointment can be j used on the weakeßt of ohildren, and with equal Buocesa on the !mo£it robust. We invite a trial of Bee Ointment and guarantee satis- faction. Ptioe is ea. i» ... 8 TRY GAITiCHAN'? AC Ointment 1 A SIXRE CURE for Bronchitis J\. Severe Colds; "Barns, Boils, Ear- ache, Sore Legs, Ohilblainsi etc, , Price, Is 6d. A.C. OOETGUKB. l For hard or soft corns, warts or bunions. > ' Prioe Is. A.O. VEGETABLE PILLS For Constipation, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion, Want of Appetite, I Female and all Stomach and Liver Com* plaints, etc 30 Pills m a box j price Is 6d. The Ointments are Bpeoially manufactured as a horse and cattle dreßßing. Dairy farmera and horse owners will find them cheap, effiba* I tious and eoonomioal. Prioe 2j 6i. The above lines are stocked by obemista and stores, and will be found quite rq'ial to any imported line, '.trademark and my signature on every pot. EDWIH CALLICHAN, PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER Ashurat, N.Z. ;> Canterbury Representative, MR C^. P. HOATTEN, Ashburton, \ ,4/f EN'S«Bluohers ss, a good Strong -LtJ- Nailed Shooter ab 8s 6d ; a nice assortment of Ladies' and Children's Boots' nd Shoes from Is 9d a pair at R. Alcobn a WANTED Known— Monete Clear ing Boot Sale at Mellob' Zealan dia Boot Store. . One Box op Cxjlbkb's 841 Pills iaw*mm led to cure aU discharges from the Urinary Organs, m either sex (acquired or consli* tutional), Gravel and Paina m the Baok. Gaarranteed free from Mercury! Sold, m Boxes 4s 6d each, by all Ohemista and 1 Patent medioine Vendors throughout the World Proprietors. : Thk Lincoln and Midland CoUNTiBsDkuoCoMPAnY, Lioooln, England You try thetfew Vtnus Tobacco* !'»



Cherry Pectoral rXc now oa Sal« hy all H«diola« T«adors ? In Half-Size Bottles! ,-■ , And alpo m the: Old fltandaidiSixe. t A record 1 of nearly 60 years m curing affections of the throat and Lungs, Colds, Coughs, La Grippe and Pneumonia. Pleas- ant to take, sure to cure^ - Gold [M«d«lt at thi World's Gnat Expoiltlow. Accept no Cheap and Worthies* Substitute; LAZARUS'STsiGHaFTESTING AND I SPEOIALITEJ SPEOTAOiiES. Sdle agent for Ashburton District, S. S *--■■*";;■■"-"*.; - JEWELLER^ EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. T AZARUS Patented System encores JL4 comfort and correot Blgbb. Dont- spoil your eyes by using badly filing Spectacles. \I7" ANTED Known— That i.'c is lament * v able to hear people »sk why there is so much trask tn the Boo'j Trade now-a- -days ? But no wonder \ 'say. They nv»y strike tkek breasts and -say, • By our own fault, who huf such trT»sh at cheap sales.' Tfopngh cheap, a profit mnsfc be levied, and lyondon'b gefc tke wftuth of yoar money ;Bnt you have yet a remedy by calling at !J. Molaon. the Premier m the Boot Trade, j where a solid, dry, and good wearing bboti canbe got. Seoure good boots for winter your feet will be wet. Get your repairs dene at once or while you wait at-'J. j Moison's Impermeable Boot Depot, East Street, Ashburtnn. 12 2 Henr-y zander, Henry Zander DAS NOW FOR SALE- HUNTER'S^ TtrsOAN, AND PEARL. ! »EEI> OATH DANISft TARTAKIANS, OAN4PIANS, YUm, £lsp SPARROW BILLS. OLOVER SEEDS of all deacr^tions, OATEN SHEAF CHAFF, AND SHARPS. I have also for Bale privately, the following lines of M<4tino Ewes, viz — ■ I -/i ■-■.; • ■■■ •/ T Tnn Four » six And Eight-tooth 1/ uu Merin-o Ewea, m lamb to Lin- ; coin JEiams, n straight line. T2 C n o '" lll d-mouth(ed Merino Ewes, ru J V .In lamb to Lincoln Rams, a straight line. A written guarantee can fe« given that the Bans were put properly to the Ewes. I CLEARING AND SKIN SALES CONDUCTED, ■. ,' , AND ■•. ■, • STALEYARDS REGULARLY ATTBNDHD UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR DAVID ZANDER, AUorzoNEEn.- Henry Zander y GENERAL MERCHANT WOOL, BTOOK AND STATION \ AGENT ' * AtSENT ¥OR— tStta t Ire Insurance Office iusfr ralian^Mutusl Provident Soofety Wr ight'a Celebrated Family Brand Coffee » t> ie beat m the market ; try it j pold *f ywherei " ,



For rheumatism X have foand nothiog 1 equal to Obamberlßin's Pain Balm. It fe- lieveß; the pain as soon eb applied. J. W. Tt6ti>Bi TO** LiloSirtyi W. Va. *lie prompt relief if affords is •looe worth many times the oost. Its continued use will effeot a par. tntnent cure. For sale by the Aehburton' Drug Company.



ttASOCR * Sons Cavalypfti JBx tract There ar? immtwpß'Ol' Buoalyptlo lExtraot m tbe market bow, produotsof simple digtillatlon forming rudo retlnona oils. In order that these crude' oils mny not be taken, Our Perk Volatile Euoalypti Exth act, which is rooojrnißed by the modical division of ihe Prussian Government to 'be of per- fectly pnre origin, as their information forwarded to ob throng}, the Consul at Melbourne, March 21,1878 we state :- la proved by tests by tbe Medical Cliniot of the Universities at Bonn an i Grfefswalrt, Prussia! and ©ported by Dr Schul*, Pre feeaor of ParoMcology, at £°2i ;ll ?il. ? rof fs?EX Dr At< * ler » ">Dto«otor of the Medioal Clin'c at CWeifawald; that only products that «reßßtnn»ted with oxygen nud freca ol aoidßjiesinots and other satwtanceß, adherent tc primary alßtillntioß, will develope the sanative qnutitles iwoper to the plant aooording to these authorities, and Recording to P». fessor Dr Lister of England, and to Drs Bauer Molntire, Wood, Hazard, etc., of America, is the only extract corresponding to scientific tests, and the Pnly on whJoh possesses the proper therapeutic vafcio.. Sander &, Son's Eucalypti EStraot All other crude oils are to be claasad' among the turpentines, which hnve.wlien used as medicine, no ■herapentie effect and are abandoned as an' interna mecHc«nent. These so c.Ltd Eucalypti Extracts whkSh may have received distinction at Exhibitions as commerciel articles are used for mechanical no- poses are only discernible :->- Bjr their deficiency In pungent odour (Which onr product, the. only 'genuine Eucalypti Bxtrattsde- velopei most freely through Its surplus of ox vt«M Py thrtr ricoholio thin and mobile^owSKE? betas «*ta«rt to specific density th^^b «ie ty their taste^ the result of th contracting ten dencyofredaiiuidtennatee. ""gisnr 1X Uiew orndeoilE, so called eucalypti extracts- aro wphoi by mistake m caasso croup, bronchiiis, diph ttena, Internal InfammaMons, dysentery, wounds tlie E^^t^l f o n . r ,a g n ce d b BANI>BR Al^D BONS ! t 7 J^ w ?° h M obil <iron will rejoioe with L. B. armford,/o| ?l»iDfi»& N.,3. *Hia little opy, fi?e years ofag%was siok with oronp. For two d»y 8 aod nights he tried various rtm- edi b reoommenjiea pjrfrierfds:»nd neighbors. He i sa/a : •• I tYittifok sure I wonM lost him lAh&I A h & *? n f b « Bfc »ri*to 1 - Ooagh Remedy aftrrftlsed at^boiight I would Fry If tta last bof« iadi »m happy to say that after two dOMB be >ltet aaiitT mcrnintr. I a.v* it to blmj'&m and fiMl l£ effX* I keep tail remedy m the house now and kg soon a» any of my children show signs of oroup I giT3 it to tbem »nd that is the last of it." Fonibbjfoe Aoabnrtos Drug Oom.