THE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER.

(From th ; lowa Rcfeiemiwm.) There's a little country paper that, I love 1 o sit, and road , . v i i A puper .poorly pilntert, and behnl Hie time-, indeed ; . ( With p»neß>m»U and narrow, and mk in cllne d to spread, And here and then a letter gravely standing on iis head, . Or caps, a bit erra.ic, boldly popping into In nnexpeoted places, and knocking things A real 3d' fashioned paper from my little 1 native town ; ; Each week I hall its coming, and I wiw put it down . . Till I read its every column ; all the iocai news, you know, Aboub the dear old country iolka I lived with long ago. , I note whose barn is palnte!, whose oattlo totk the priz% . And how Uriah Pott, has raised a sqtneh of wondrous size ; . How Farmer Martin's daughter takes the school n'n >ther year. At this I pat^e *vA smile a bit, and feel a trifld queer. Remembering how, in bye *one days, when life seemed made for mirih, t thought this school-tuaWu mother was the sweetest girl on earth. Aud now and then, perchance, I read that one 1 knew is dead; Or md, ag<»in, seme boyhood ennm the second time has wed. And so It goes, and none can know what memories, sad and sweet, Come back to me whene'er I read this homely little sheet.

ivir Seddon,. in reference to sn article in the Va 1 \Tall G- h te about the defence i.s-oon Ifc't ii <f New Z alan i. slid tlia' l.c Acinn.-l'j- f.«nk!y recognise fh tit was an errcr to fit n1 to these wa' ere sticn vt>B3Llfl as the Rapid, Hoyaii-t, Ac. They r,!uull r.u'B lrute with! he lest os ib'o •'e'*y lx Mfv v t fast r s-ela. wldcb hould not hd withdrawn from Ntw Z.a!at,d, but form parb of the Australian squidr n

BE CAREFUL WITH THAT LAMP.

I sincerely hope that Mrs Filmer has abandoned th« custom of keeping an oil lamj) burning in her room of nights. Slk doe>-not s^y what the neces&i'y was, but I truss it no 1 >nger exists. If possible ro avoid it, no light should burn in a orn wherein people are sleeping. The reasot.s ought to be pkin enough, yet we all need lessons in common cau&ion. This Wly had hew, ani whs fortunate in coming out of ihe affair ai well as she did. Writing ah ur itsbesaye: "Itwaainthe summer of 1886, not long after the death of my husbniid. 1 h^d been used to keeping an ■ i' lamp burning in my room for convenience during the nij>hr. One night I accidentally ovet turned the lamp, and i Uaz? kindled in ai instant. Terrified half out of my wits I sprang from tied, sez-d the burning articles ai)d ran d >wnstairs with them just in time to prevent further di'tster. hlappily for me I escaped with slight burnH, nut not from consequences of a°other kind. ** Tiie fr'ght and shock quite prostrated me Do what I would, after the danger was all over, I was unable to banish the subject, from my thoughts. My nerves seemed completely unhingf d, and Irap'dly grew feeble, excitable, ai d debilitated. My appetite failed, and I had no relish for my ordinary food. There was a bad tast9 in my mouth, headache, distress after eating loss of flesh and condition, with a disposition to worry and fret over things «hicl), when I whs well, had no influence With me whatovei. I sought to build up my strength with beff tea a>>d other nutritirin and digeetible forms of diet, without success " The doctors whom I consulted said I was suffering from nervous debility and weakness Thny gave me prescriptions, which the ch< mist made up fur me fan*, they had no efftct, ar,d what I s.fLred I have no words to lell you. My hea th appeared to hive bten all broktn up suddenly, aa a lai'way train goes to pieces in a collision Month after month 1 srrnggied wi h this strange ailment, but c uld find ii" remedy to relieve me. Not uniii .J-uiuary. i&B7. did 1 see my way out of thetrouble which followtd my adventure of that fearful night. "At that time January 1887,1 chanced to come upon a little book about Mother Seigel'fl Py "up, as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia and the c-mpla'nts attending it. Letters that were printed in that book from others who had been cured by this remedy, gave me confidence, and I got a bottle from Mr J. H. Brown, patent medicine dealer, J5. High Street' Margate. After taking it I felt decidedly better I coold eat and digest needed food, my nerves were more under control, and I got better sleep and rest. I will merely add that, fselins; sure that Mother Seigel's Sytup was helping me, I continued to r>ke it, and eventually recovered my health For this I thank Mother Seigel's Syrup ; and if you think so singular an experience as mine would be of interest oruse to miv one. you «v*y have my consent to publish in. (Signed) (Mrs) C. L filmer, Thune? Cottage, Draper's Road, Margate, July 21 1895" " ISow T ifivitethe reader's attention toss double fact: First (as is dally shown in j the-'-e arr.iele:), that irdigestion will disDider and disease the nervous eyetero i and (.sj'.co'.d) thai a violent shock to the nervorijif yitem will produce indigestion of a. profound and imractable type. The latfer fact is iliastrated by the case wo art-: now considering. There is no space here to treat of it at length. Let it hulice for the present that, cithrrway, the r.muly must be aadressed to iho digestion, i.ot to ■he nerves. No c< i^peteiit phyaiciin '.-reals » so-called " iit?vous " disease a& a nervous disease. He seeks for the, b cation of the-avil foro^, which is commonly the -tom^cb ; correctd that if h« can, aud leaves the nervous to iigh=, thtnas-JvcK af they always do. This i<? what Mother Seigel's fyrup did for Js/Ua Fdmer, and will do for you, in case (which Proyid; nee forbid) you are ever overthrown in like manner.

THE JLBHBUETOI* GUABDIAN: MONDAY MARCH 22, 159.7

Printed and Published by the Ashbur>on Publishing Company, Limited, at >i eir Staam Printing Office, Burnett Street, Aihburton, MONDAY, MARCH 88, 1887,



BARGAINS. MEW AND SECOND-HAND DRAYS, SPKING WAGGONS. ROAD CARTS, GIGS, DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGIES, FARMERS' AND WHITECHAPELS.I ALL TO BE SOLD VERY CHEAP STEELE'S VICTORIA CARRIAGE WORKS, West Street, Ashbubton, 1 136 NEW COAL MINE. DEEP LEVEL SEAM. IK ANSWER to Numerous Enquiries re price of the New Co*l, I take this opporit^ Itjr of stating that the Price haa NOT been Raised on account of the Superior Quality as is generally supposed. It is still sold as before at the following prioea per four ton truck (freight paid) on receipt of cheque or P.O order: — per ton per ton Westerfield 15s Od Dromore 16s 6d Winslow... 16s Od Chertsey 16s lOd Hinds ... 16s 6d Rtkaia ... 17a 3d Baling ... 17s Od Lanriston 19a Od Rangifcata 17«6d Methyen... 19b 6d Orari ... 17s M Ash burton—All Coal Merchants »GBO RGE P/BK, MOUNT SOMERS. BARRYTOWN FLAT GOLD MINING CO., Ltd, 17 Miles north of Greymouth. riIHE Sample washed in the Arcade on JL Saturday gave from 120 to 150 Colon the shovel. 20 Colors will pay 2s per load. I am appointed Broker, and have Saares or Sale. FRED MAKEIG, Arcade. NOTICE. fl. B&IRSTOW TTAS REMOVED to more central Premises opposite Mjtchell & Tcbheb 8, TANCRED STREET. TO THE PUBLIC OF ASIIBURTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT. I BEG to notify that my Establishment) AGAIN OPEN FOB THE TREATMENT OF ALL AILMENTS, EXCEPT CONTAGIOUS DISEASES, Cases of which are NOT ADMITTED in this Establishment. I shall be Happy to Attend Cases of FEVER AT THE PATIENTS' HOMES, AS IN THESE OASES our treatment; never^fails to produce good results. Trusting to receive the Public patronage before. W. H. RULE, 1 "7 PROPRIETOR. 5 * 10* s ,1 O2 * 81 t ' T- w Si « B «»4 Uf3 gl«iaB" >?* v. g s « 3 < # Z 3 S* N hi« Si % (0 "a NOTICE.— Are you going to build. Because the cheapest shop for Roofing Iron Ridging, Gutters, Nails, Lead, Spout ing, Water Tanks, Pumps, Ranges, Register Grates, Locks and Hinges, Washing Boilers, and all torts of Ironmongery, is J, W. Hardlby's, Ironmonger, Plumber, and Tinsmith. Telephone 32. WANTED KNOWN—Mrs Hcffam having taken the premises lately occupied by Mr G. Neill, intends to open same as Ladies' Dining and Refreshment Roonrs, where visitors will /find a long felb want supplied. Meals at all hours. A few boarders will find all the comforts of a home. » MILLINERY— Ladies should inspect th> new Millinery, Capes, Mantles, Jackets, Blouses, French and English Corsets; all new and up to date.— A. Obb. WANTED Known-A splendid line of Ladies Two-Strap Shoes, 4a $d, —Meulor's Zkalandia Boot Store. WANTED Known—Spectacles, Eye Protectors, Goggles, Folders, and Everything in the optical line at S. Salik's, Optician  IF you are in want of a good strong work ing boot be sure you call at Mkllor'b Zealandia Boot Store. WANTED mothers to know that the cheapest shop for school boots is MelliOß's Zealandia Boot Store.



PAINTING. PAINTING. PAPERHANGiJSSG. PAPEEHANGING-. WE Have the Choicest Assortment of WALL PAPEES in « Ashburton, and invite inspection. COMPETENT WORKMEN sent to any part of the County as required, and none but Genuine Materials used. OEDER EAELY. W. H. COLLINS & CO., • IRONMONGEES, PAINTEES, TIMBER AND COAL MEBOHANTS. SPECTACLES. SPECTACLES. R. MURRAY & SON, OPTICIANS, GOLDSMITHS, Etc. IN Consequence of the large increase in tbis branch of our business, we have found it necessary to augment our already large Stock of Optics, by frequent consignments from England of the latest patterns and most approved designs in all classes of SPECTACLES, FOLDERS, EYE SHADES, LENSES, etc. JOUR Mr R. Murbay having had; upwards of THIRTY-FIVE YEARS' Experience of \ Optics, and during that time has made careful study of the relation between Spectacles and the organ of sight, the result being that he is able to quickly discern the errors of vision, and correct them by the use of suitable Lenses, an advantage that cannot be adopted by those having little or no Experience of Optics. CUSTOMERS may have their EYES TESTED if necessary, and also have Spectacles fitted to correct the sight in Eyes of UNEQUAL VISION. SPECIAL CURLED SIDES, for ridiDg, or mechanics at their work WON'T fall off when stooping. NEW FRAMES, NEW SIDES, NEW LENSES. Repairs Neat and Strong. \ ■ - ©t - 1 lin3 j_ ar <ma #4 1 I- #• MR DAVID THOMAS, Auctioneer, Land, Insurance & Estate Agent, Valuator, Wool and Grain Broker, ASHBURTON, ____ Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Live Stock-—Tinwald and Ashburton Alternately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Eats, Hides, etc., on Fridays Sales of Wool Throughout the Season Grain Bought and Sold on Commission Oleari jg Sales as per arrangements AGENT FOB- Matson and 00, Ohristchurch Booth, McDonald and 00, Oferistchuroh White's Sheep Dip Walter A. Wood Oo Lightband's Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition Wright, Stevenson and Co, Dunedin Planet Junior Garden and Field Tools Belfast Manures I beg to* inform my Rakaia Clients and others that I have appointed Me W. Barcock as my Agent in the Rakaia district DAVID THOMAS, Ashburfcon GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PLANET JR. TOOLS. DAVID THOMAS.



PALM AND JOKO TEAS, INDIAN AND CEYLON. OUR 2s 4d INDIAN (Palm Brand) it. noted for producing 200 large Tea Cups of first-rate Tea to the pound. This is the Tea Mr George Jameson sold so largely. OUR 2a TEAS (Palm and Joko) are qually good value for the money. OUR TEAS are so popular that we frequently hear of instances of other Teas being packed and sold in our empties ' Imitation is sincerest flattery,' but the public should see they get die genuine article. Ret»n irom all the prlnoipal Store keepers. WHOLESALE IROM JAMESON, ANDERSON & CO-. 155 Colombo Street, Christchuroh ft!HE Duke of Wellington carried a tender _L» heart beneath a stern appearance. He ia said to have been in tears the greater part of the day succeeding his great victory, and pathetic indeed, is the exclamation attributed to him, " Believe me, there is nothing more terrible than a battle won, except a battle lost." But who can describe a man's anger —controlled of courae—where, every pre paration haviog been made for an urgent journey, everything is lost through the horse falling lame ; and the man—always the man—is the object of our pity. The horse's unuttered sufferings are rarely thought of, beyond the removal of the shoe (often unskilfully done) and an imprecation upon the blacksmith. The owner ought to consider his servant's comfort, who, could he epeak, would say, " I uttered no com plaint until forced; I used to be treated with greatest consideration and kindness, and a journey was always a pleasure to me when my shoeing was under the personal care of MR KINGSTON. 2 17 PIPES. THE LOEWE, G.B.D, NEEDLEWOOD, BILTOB PIPES. A fresh Supply AT PERCY'S WILLIAM = =PATCHING, BAST STREET. 'XT7TSHES TO ANNOUNCE to his Farming Friends and Customers of the Ashburton County, that he has now added SADDLbBY AND HARNESS MAKING, to his TENT TARPAULIN AND HORSE CLOTH BUSINESS and will also carry on CLARK'S TINWALD SHOP as usual. NOTE—Having secured the services of MR JOHN CLARK as manager of the new department, ALL ORDERS WILL BE PROMPTLY,! ATTENDED TO. NOTE ADDRESS—EAST STREET, A^HBURTON. 12 170 BAZAAR STABLES. LIVERY AND BAIT. BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON, Close to Arcads. fJIHESE Commodious Stablea are open at JL all hours, and the Proprietor can Supply at a moment's notice— BUGGIES, DOG CARTS, WAGGONETTES, and SADDLE HORSES AND A FIRST CLASS DRAG, Suitable for Picnic Parties, Electioneering and oi her processions Matched Teams and Pairs also provided. JOSEPH LLOYD, [June., PROPRIETOR. LAZARUS'S SIGHT TESTING AND SPECIALITE SPECTACLES. Sole a sent for Ashburton District, S. S A L E K JEWELLER, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. LAZARUS Patented System en ear c J comfort and correct sighk Done poll your eyes by nelng badly fitting Spectacles. DENTISTRY. PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH by NIT.ROTCTS OXIDE GAS A Specialty. ' Fee for administration . sa. AH kinds of Dental work executed on the premises. Satisfaction Guaranteed. G. F. DODDS, SURGEON DENTIST, Bubnett Street, Ashbueton. WANTED Known—l have a splendid assorted stock of ladies' boots and shoes. —Mellor's Zealand ia Boot Store. WANTED Known—Every pair of Zealandia boots guaranteed, at ' £lBi*o»'« ZwlaodiftiSpot Store



SPRING BLOSSOM TEA. Packed in £ft, lft, sft, and 10ft Net Weight Air-Tight Tins. No. 1 (Blue Label) No. 2 (Red Label) No. 3 (Golden Label) < 1/9 per ft. 2 J- per ft. 2/4 per ft, 11 154 Obtainable from all Storekeepers and Tea Dealers.



I Business Notices. ___«. ' WHEAT. WHEAT. TKT E ARE PROMPT CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT, AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES, We are also prepared to Store Grain on Farmera acconnfc In onr New Grain Stores West Street, Ashburton, on very favourable terms Full sized Cotssacka and Twine Supplied at LOWEST CURRENT RATES ROLLITT & CO., CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS. OffFioKs and Stores WEST STREET, ASHBURTON. "2R VICTORIAN _^m r^gggMMfi^SaJ^** STEAM CARRIAGE FACTORY, tf^^^t^^ s^S^^ "Sicf IRON WO^KS AND \^\n sl\s 2j2£ shoeing forge. •—■aM^faitv* F. AND H. STEEL BEG to announce to the inhabitants of Ashburton and surrounding district that they have taken over the Business so long carried on by J, R. STEEL, and hope by Strict Attention to Business, Good Workmanship, aud Moderate Charges, to merit a fair share of Patronage. I Coachbuilding Department— This Department will have our personal supervision and to all who require a new Vehicle of any description, or- their old one repaired, we oan guarantee satisfaction if th«y place their order with us. . a , Painting and Trimming— Now is the lime to have your traps put into good order by having them well painted, and our workmen are in the front rank of their profession, and the material used is the very best. Ironwork Department— We are prepared to quote prices for all kinds of ironwork, and to supply or repair Agricultural Implements oif every description. Shoeing Department— la this as in all other parts of our business we wi 1 give satisfaction to our customers, and if you want jour horse shod by practical and skilled workmen, send it along to the VICTORIAN SHOEING FORGE. F. AND H. STEEL, PROPRIETORS, WEST STREET, ASHBURTON. 2 34 THE REASON WHY yOU SHOULD PATRONISE BRIDGE WORKS. The Largest X Engineering Works in the County of Ashburton. BECAUSE You can get all the Mechanical Work done • you may require, from the Repairing of a Sewing Machine to |_3 ri the making of a Combine. h£ P-l 5 BECAUSE We do not take in work, and then get it done at head-quarters in the large towns. Our head quarters are td § BRIDGE WORKS, Ashburton. Where your money will & qq go to employ local tradesmen. &£" <j q ji} BECAUSE Webring more Money to Ashburton for work j^ P3 done in other provinces than all the other shops in the same line of business put together. w ' 3 H BECAUSE Within the last three years WE have sent Jjj EH close qn a £1000 worth of Machinery into Otago. These Machines were made by us in Ashburton. KILWORTH & SON, BRIDGE WORKIS, Ashburton. TO FARMERS. REID & GRAY DESIRE TO INTIMATE TO FARMERS and OTHERS that their late manager, MR TAYLOR, has been compelled to leave their employ owing to iil health, and that in future all Jobbing, etc., will bs; under the supervision of Mr J. H. PaULING, whose work has always given satis'action, and as Reid and Gray only use the very best pf niaterials they would respectfully solicit a continuance of your valued support. Our DOUBLE and THREE-FUBROW PLOUGHS (over 13,000 at work) as now made with duplicated mouldboards are perfect. CAST SHARES are extra hard carbon chilled, and especially suited for atony districts. TRIPOD and ROTARY HARROWd specially suited for working down Twitch and Clods. Grubbers Harrows Eureka Grain and Manure Drills Drays and Rollers Chaffcuttern Broadcast J^eed-Sower-, &c Oils Turnip Cutters Chaffourters and Baggers Fencing Standards and Wire Blacksmith's Rasps (extra quality) AND ALL FARMING REQUISITES. ■ "0* ■■ Sole Agents for Deering's Steel Binders with Ball and Roller Bearings. \ Our Latest Illustrated Catologue free on application. Farmers and Others will kindly address all letters direct to BELD AND GBAY, ASHBUETON, TO ENSURE PKOMFT ATTENTION. 294 HARVEST CHEQUES WANTED I A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CASH CUSTOMERS. ■ft M iri , -imiii HAYING received a Large Quantity of Scotch, West of England, and Colonial IWKEDS and WORSTED SUITINGS, at very much REDUCED PRICES, we have decided lo give our Customers the benefit of our Bargain by making the following GENUINE REDUCTIONS FOR CASH:— Men's Scotch and West of England Tweed and Worsted SUITS to measure, usual price 955, reduced to 75s ca h Meu's Scotch and West of England Tweed and Worsted SUIT 3to measure, usual price 90s, reduced to 70j cash Men's Colonial Tweed SUITS to measure, usual price 80s, reduced to 65s caHh Men's Colonial Tweed iSUiTS to measure, usual price 708, reduced to §9s cash Men's West of England and Worsted TROUSERS to measure, usual price 27s 6d and 30b, reduced to 22a 6d cash| Men's West ot England and Worsted TROUSERS to measure, usual price 25a, reduced to 20s cash Men's Colonial Tweed TROUSERS to measure, usual price 22e 6d, reduced to 17s 6d cash Men's Colonial Tweed TROUSERS to measure, usual price 17s 6d to 20s, reduced to 15s 6d cash. PILjES OF NEW GOODS TO SELECT FROM. SST OUR REPUTATION IS A SUFFICIENT GUARANTEE FOR FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP. CRAIGHEAJD & BERRYMAN, |THE LEADING TAILORS AND OUTFITTERS, Ashbubiok. i i J. WILSON. LARGE Stock Silvered Plate Glass just arrived from England. The Mirror Glass can be cut to any size to suit customers, at shortest ■ notice. GRAND SELECTION OF « Picture-Frame Mouldings. Beautiful window decorations to hide unsightly views of back yards, etc. (Good imitation of stained glass.) \ MIXED PAINTS, ! ARTIST'S MATERIALS, WALL PAPERS. J. WILSON. CORNER OF ABCADE. , Telephone BB*



UNJfi Box of Clakke's B 41 Pills warran t3 1 to cure all discharges from the Urinaiy Organs, in either sex (acquired or cons i tutional), Gravel and Pains in the Back Quarranteed free from Mercuiy. Sold in Boxes 4s 6d each, by all Chemists and Patent medicine Vendors throughout the VVorlo . Proprietors : The Lincoln and Mtplakd of>HNOTßsr>iiuoOoMPAnv.of>HNOTßsr>iiuoOoMPAnv. fine 1!". Rmiand StXrtTTFg ANNOUNOhMEWT^- You can j'lirchase Groceries, Enamelled ware, Crockery and Glass, Boots and Shots, Oatsheaf Chaff', Bran and Sharps at Hamp stead, and have Goods delivered at your door at Town Prices. A quantity of the famous Mauritius Sugar for Jam making just to hand.—E. Maiioob, East Belt Cash Store. Telephone No 76. IF your boys and girls are rough on boots try Melmu's Indestructible School ; Boots)



SANDER ANI> SONS. F. Ferr man. J AM A CASH BUYEE pF WHEAT, MILLING OATS, AND BARLEY. CORNSACKS AND TWINE SUPPLIED. F. FEREIMAN.



(■ A^*.l!»JlGti & ions riitrtJ.THtl Extract * There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract in the market now, products of simple distillation forming rude resinous oils. In order that these crude oils may not h-i taken, OUR PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI JiXTBACT, which is recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Government to be of perfectly pure origin, as their information forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1878, we state '. — Is proved by tests by the Medical Clinics of the Universities at Bonn and Greifswald, Prussia, and rei orted by Dr Schulz, Professor of i'armacology, at Bon, and Professor Dr Mo:-Ier, Director of the Medical Clinic at Greifsiwald, that only products that ure saturated ,y/ij.fr oxygen and freed of acids, resinoi.s and other substances, wlnerent to primary distillation, will davelf>pe the sanative qualities proper to the plant acordijjg to these authorities, and accorJing to Pro fessor Dr Lister, oi England, and to Drs Bauer Mclntire, Woo-, Hazard, etc., of America, is the or-ly extract corresponding to scientific te.t , and the only one which possesses the proper therapeutic yalae. Sander & icon's Eucalypti Extract, All other crude oils are to be classed among the turpentines, which have, when used as medicine, no therapeutic effect, and are abandoned as un^ internal medicament. These so-called Bucalypt' _ Extracts which may lune received distinction s.f Kxhibitious as commerciiil articles are used for mechanical purposes are only discernible. By their ueticiency in iurgent odour—which oar product, the only genuine Kucalypti Extracts developes most ireely through iis surplus of oxygen By their alcoholic thin and mobiie appearance boing reduced in specific density through the presence of acids By their taste, the result of the contracting ten dency cf jpgins and tennates. If these crude oils, so-called eucalypti extracts,_ are applied by mistake in cases of croup, ironchiti , diph theria, internal inflammations, dysentery, wounds, the consequences are appoliin^. For safety, always ask for SANDER & fcuN'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, and get the old, well-tested, and reliable preparation. | —Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia.



DBS6EES [ ofsesqui-Bmnureoflroii | tßvery outlay made for the hen'/lt of mil/i P is an economy. » Or. HOCH AHO i^ Dr. Hecquet's Sragees o.rc llic 1»< s! U ofall the ferruginous medicinesa'-ranM fi; ANEMIA, CHLOROSIS, HYSTERICS, MEMSTMJ.-i R DISEASES, LEUCORRHC4. EXHAUSTION, PALPI- Qi TATIONS of the HEART. CHOREA, ai (1 all L 5 diseases proceeding from the im,)<>\i' it rished condition of the blood. — Why ■> w Because it is the only reuifdy \\ljh h \* without ever constipating, vac-no ,<l< the blood and soothes Uip nerve 1-. " [? For, out oi ten chloro-anemic persons P? nine are enervated, excitable, to ("V headaches, palpitations, and all nt,'i\oir **> symptoms, winch are only to be cuicd i by Dr. Hecquet's Drawees, bei'OUM 1 m these alone, are at the same time M reconstiluant and anti-nervous. E Do 8« : To take at fust two, later on, four or sis H dragAe* a day, before the iueals, g, liIXIRandSYRU?ofDH.HEOQUET I of Sesquißromure of Iron. m FRA.NCg,MQItT AGU. 13, Rue Lombards, PARIS jg L SYDNEY, Australian Drug Company Ld M 111 I 111 IHV ALU OMIMIBTS,



T. Bullock. AT A LOW RENTAL. DWELLING, fronting Aiford Forest Foad.togeher with ihreeaestions and ' amall stable. 5-Mp^VILOOK, Agent. To" FARMERS, GRAIN MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE AT*"! SACRIFICE. Of*-* Kd — Price required for tha «SbY DU strongly built commodious GRAIN STORE, with Concrete Cellar, to gether with a QUARTER OF AN AORK, fronting Woßt atreot, beingT.S. No. 56. As there are three doors, it coulrt easily bo divided into compartments to suit three purchasers if necessary. Farmers are invited to inspect. Very easy terms of payment, viz :-Small cash deposit, balance can remain at interest ab 5£ per cent per annum. Very good site for a gristing mill. .For-fail particulars, apply ullqok ~ ~fok salbT" SUBURBAN property well situated on Beltßo^d, AHenfcon. £ acre first-class land, on which is erected a comfortable cottage of. 6 rooms, verandah, conservatory, and all conveniences, detached wash-house, and other buildings. The property is in a very healthy locality, about three minutes walk from Domain. For price and full particulars apply to T. BULLOCK. " |TINW ALD. FOR SALE. SECTION No 16. containing A acre, front 'ina Archibald Street, on which is erected a square dwelling house of four rooms with porch, also small stable, etc. Sections No 17 and 18 adjoining can he sold with the property or separate!*, Fuller particulars on application. T. IjULjLUOiv. "" "usm ore. FOB "BALE. AO A ACRES, improved, mostly iv 4;O4: Eng ish grasses, beiug R.S. 28217, and part of 27456, and others, well watered with County water races. For price and full particulars apply to SMALL FARM NEAR TOWN. an ACRES, Ashburtoa Forks, being OU R-& 4449 and 30561, the property of Mr J. G-. McConochie. There is a dwelling house and other buildings erected on the property. Offern aw invited for the parehaae -of this. Vety easy terms of pay .•at will be accepted. r GOOD SHEEP "COUNTRY, Shepherd's Bush Survey Distiict, FOR SALE, the following R.Sa., fenced and mostly in the native state, viz.-^- R.S. 28486, 714 acres 3 roods B.S. 28487, 1068 acies 2 roods R.S. 28597, 696 acres 1 rood 35 perches Price, teims, and full particulars furnished on application. " T. BULLOCK, Agent. SHEEP FEED. SHEEP FEED OO 42 ACRES beiDg R.Sa. 25093, 26849, O€)D 27117, Weikanm PUms. i!'or Bale »t a low price and on very liberal teiniß. No siock has been on this land for aoine time. Farsners &nd others are invited '-~Jo inspect. Full particulars furnished on Application. Apply to T. BULLOCK. "" F OB~S A L 10. Kf\ ACRES, with Dwelling and other t) \J improvement s, surrounded by Garden, etc., jn good order, well situated at Arundel, near the Rangitata Trtfiiu Bridge ; Govern ment least hold, rental £310* lOd per annum; I the property of Mr C. Wilson, who purposes i jgoipg to the North I-iand. It is all fenced HtoUiyided into three paddocks. 23 acres graet.es, 5 acres in root crops, remainder in its native state. The property is convecisntly situated for a family man, beicg not far from the Arandel school. J?or further particulars apply to T. BULLOCK, i