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Home and Foreign.

United Press Association — By Eleotno , Telegaph- Copyright). Reoeived Wakapuaka June 2, 10 a.m., Guardian Office 11 a.m. Memorial to Gladstone. London, June 1 With regard to the movement iniliated to raise a national memorial to Mr Gladstone £5000 has already been ■übscribed. New Guinea and Germany. Sir CJharleß Oavan Duffy, m a letter to The Times, warmly protes^B against the suggestion that Britain should sunender New Guinea to Germany m return for concessions elsewhere. He says it would be less disastrous to admit Germany's influence m affairs at ' Pretoria or surrender the^British right • of pre-emption at Eelagoa Bay. A Murderer Executed. Teheran, June 1 The Shah Mahomed, leader of the gang which murdered Mr Graves, the telegraph official, m the country adjacent to the Persian Gulf, has been executed. The Russo-TurkisU War Loan. Constantinople, June 1 Turkey has agreed to pay Russia three hundred thousand of the Turkish war indemnity loan m oash, the balance m three annual instal ments.

Australian.

United Pren Association— By Eleotrio Telegraph— Copyright Reoeived Wakapuaka Jane 2, 10.15 a.m Guabdian Office 11 a.m. Federation. Sydney, June 2 The federation excitement runs high. Over two hundred meetings are to be held to-night. The Coolgardie Tragedy. Coolgardie, June 2. It is believed that jealousy was the motive of the tragedy. Mrs Gold was a great friend of the Snodgrasß family. Snodgrass bad opposed her going to the dance. Snodgrass leaves a wife and several children. The husband of the murdered woman participated m the New Zealand Maori war, and died m Coolgardie last year.

Labor Questions.

United Press Association — By Eleotrio Telegraph— Copyright London, June 1 The Welsh colliers have redemanded an immediate increase of wages by ten per cent., with the appointment of a Board of Conciliation to settle future wages. 1h.9 masters have refused to concede the demand.

The Crisis in Italy.

« United Press Association — By Electric Telegraph. — Copyright. London, May 31 The Times states that the Italian Government intend to suppress al] Roman Catholic Olubs and Associations m Italy. Borne, June 1 The Marijuis di Rudini is construct ing a colorless Cabinet. Leading politicians refuse to join him.

News in Brief.

Second Band Engines.— Messrs Reid tmd Gray have a number of second band BDgineß for sale. In another column Messrs T. H. Undrill and Co., furniture warehouse, Tancred Street, advertise chairs of every description for sale, aleo carpets, linoleumi, rugs, etc. Messrs John Orr & Co. have a new advertisement In this issue, announcing carpenters' tools, etc, for sale at reduced prices. Their establishment will be closed tor the "Winter months at 5.30 p.m., with the exception of Thursdays and Saturdays, when they olose at 1 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. respectively.

THE AShBOHIQK ODABDIAW : THUBSDAt, JUNE 2, 1858



FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. JJfANK Containing SAUCEPANS, EOILKRg, A KETTLES, slightly damaged by re to be sold at about HAt ,F the ordinary price. We adviae oar Customers to give us an early call if they want to buy a good Cheap and Serviceable KETTLE or SAUCEPAN as we have such a demand for them. Enamelware. Enamelware. 20 OASES ENAMELWARB. which we *n WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING IN STOCK AT PRESENT *- Teapots S 1 !!, 1 "., Kettle.. Collander; Padding Baling i.f. and 1 pint Mugs BakingWesj i??BT\ Pie Dishes %°* W * fc ? r Jn «» MixiDg Bowls CoffeePots COME EAfcLY & SEGUED THE BARGAINS Duchess Tea. Duchess Tea, up this well-known Tea be found a few recommendations praising iDf ° rmS °"' that - the fe reateet,ati.f M tion> Mb Huffam, Burnett Blrcefc, says— That it is the finest Flavored and most Economical Tea that he has ever tried. Gi W. Leadley, Esq., Bays GIVE THIS TEA A TRIAL AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER FLETCHER BROS., CASH SUPPLY STORES, East Street, Afehbnrton, and High Street, Cbristchurch; T. H. UNDRILL & CO S. FURNITURE WA.KEHOUSF, FANCY OH AIRS OAHPETS, GREAT VARIETY _^^^^^^^^ R UGS, ETC. and Withoufc ■ ! Bedßteads and Bedding Cushion. (^^^^^p> - Furniture of all kind* Just the thing for IP^llr^Ql fit made on the Wiatar Evenings. j p trngnmiuimimms^gi^^t^^^ ■ 1 ■ Premises. T. H. UNDSILL & CO., i CABINET-MAKERS, UPROLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, New Shop, Opposite Arcade, and Next Building Society !s Office. COAE COAL. COAL. SHAG POINT COAL. rriHE SHAG POINT COMPANY'S COAL GIVES MOST HEAT, Lasts Longest, is the Safest, Best, and by far the most Economical Coal m the market for Ho .sihold acd Steam Parposes, EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE IT, It will save you money and lator m cl< aning, SOLE AGENTS— W. H. COLLINS & CO. IRONMONGERS, PAINTERS, TIMBER k COAL MERCHANTS. Agents Royal Insurance^Company Lbl. 100 ABE USTIXED TO INSP£CI OTJB STOCK WITHOUT BEING PEESSED TO BUT. McDonald & mcdiarmid's cash boot store. IAI EVERY Article is marked m PLAIN FIGUREB and the Loweit CASH PRICE Poaeible. A Splendid Assortment of the Celebrated " Boetook Brand "o! Ladies' Boota and Shoea, juab to hand. BESPOKE WORK Sc REPAIR^ Every Description of Hand-Sewn Pegged or Rivetted Bootß, Shoes, Slippert, etc., 5fa ,de or Repaired, at shortest notioe and Lowest Price Possible, by Firat-olasa and Reliable Workmen. A Trial Solicited. . fe\ ■ McDonald & mcdiarmid, BOOT MANUFACTUBERS AND IMPOBTERB, J, NIO3OLA6, WA^ajjß BASK •TREE!,



| AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDEN J SOCIETY. j NEW ZEALAND BRANCH : I Hoi»d Oflke, Custom-house Quay, I Wellington. I Local Board op Eirectors : The^? n< Mor « a n S. Grace, M.D, fp £M.G., MLO. (Chairman) j lne Hon. Chariee J Johnaton, M.L C I (Deputy Chairman) j Alfred de But he Brandon. E^q. f 'Ihe Hon. Edward Kichardson, O.M Q j MLO. j John Duncan, ]j>q. Inn HE Oldest, Wealthiest), and mosi IJL Prosperous j AUSTRALIAN LIFE OFFICE I AND THE I LARGEST IN THE BRITISH EMPIRF.. I The only Mutual Life Office which de- I clares I A BONUS EVJEa? YEAR I The Method of Valuation adopted by J this Society is of ihe mosfc stringent I Character, and Ensures a larger Reserve I to meat Liabilities than (hat held by any I other Office m the Australasian Colonies. I ACCUMULATED iUNDS EXCEEDS £14,500,000 (FOURTEEN AND A HALF MILLIONS) STERLING. ANHUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £2,000,000 (TWO MILLIONS) STERLING*. Poltofes m force 134,000 Sum Assured ... ... £41,726,041 Cash Bonuses Divided , £7,726,170 BONUSES. Cash Bonus for one year, 1897, £449,268, yielding Reversionary Bonuses amount- ing to £835,000, after making special reserves. Cash Bonuses declared for last five years, over Two Millions, yielding Reversion- ary F onuses exceeding Four Millions. ASSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE A.M.P, SOCIEIY, And Secure a BONUS EVERY YEAR. Expei sea of Management— 8£ Per Cent, on the Total Income. Ehwakd W. Lottb, Residmt Secretary, Branch Office— Custjm House Qny, Wellington. James Hair, District Secrtt.ry. District Office— Cathedral Square, Ohristcl nr.h. WALKER'S BOT-FLY REMEDY. Chertsey, January 15, 18D5 i To Mr Heseltine, Ageut for Walker's Bot-fly Remedies", Ashburton Fir, —I consider it my duty to add my testimony to the marvelloua effects of the remedies I got f i om yoji on my horse He got so bad thab I had to lay him up No matter what I gave him he kept losing condition and became so weak that he could scarcely stand 1 careful y followed the directions on the bottles aud shortly after getting the last bottlo he passed lots, and At once began to mend, and m a few days was fit for his work I am confident onl ' J for the remedy he would have died I highly recommend it, believing it has equal William Stringfellow Lauriston, August 18, 1894 Mr Heseltine, Sir, — I think it is only right that I should tell you and my neigh- boring farmers that I am thoroughly satis- fied with Walker's Bot-fly Remedies I got from you. After seeing the state of the stomach of my horse that died, I beoame alarmed about the rest of my stock as they all looked bad I drenched eight, following carefully the directions It cleaned them out thoroughly and m a few days there was awonderful change for the better I can highly recommend it, and would advise farmers to lose no time m drenching their stock lest they have their horses dropping dead as I had I believe it to be the only safe and certain cure for the suffering of horses James Lemon Ashburton Forks, March 1, 1894 Mr J Heseltine, Sir, — I am very glad to tell you that Walker's Bot-fly Remedies I got from you proved quite a success with my dying horse He was ailing for some days, his coat got very dry, the skin tight, a runn- ing at the nose, and a very bad oough ; and was scarcely able to walk about ; we quite expected he would die I heard a good deal about Walker's Bot-fly Remedies, and gave it with the most satisfactory results, and shortly after he got the last bottle he began to improve and by the end of a week was able for work hearty and well 1 believe it to be a medicine unequalled, and can recom- mend it with all horse owners as the best horse remedy m the market Edward Corbitt Greenwood Farm Southbridge, August 2, 1892 Mr Walker, Sir,— l am glad to bear testi- mony to the wonderful effects of your Bot-fly Remedies One of my best horses became very bad ; the skin tight, the eye lifeless and a bad color, and got low m condition Anxious to finish ploughing a paddock I did not want to lay him up until he became unable to lift his feet or do any more We had to holp him into a stable I gave him your Remedies, and the treatment you pre- scribed, and m a few days he was quite better, and now at his work hearty and well I quite believe, had I not given him your Remedies 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 pea- sure m informing you that the bot-fly mix- ture I got from Mr Heaeltine, your_ agent, was a wonderful success I had four* horse 3 seriously ill on December last After using all the remedies I could think of I was induced to try your mixture The result was marvellous, I strictly followed the directions given and m & week the horses were out of danger and recovering rapidly - 1 drenched *iwo more m February with the same result They all pub on flesh rapidly, and are now m prime order * P Stewart Anama, April 3, 1895 Mr Heseltine, Sir, — I have pleasure m testifying to the wonderful effects of Walker's Bot-fly Remedies on my horses They got very low m condition, a dry coat, and very tight skin, and losb all heart at their work I had to lay them up Hearing so much about this remedy I decided to give it a trial I followed carefully the directions on the label and the results were such as to satisfy me that it ia the only remedy for the suffering horse lam certain I got. back the oost m their work inside a week I shall certainly use it m future m preferenoe to anything elee »■ it has no equal j



| T Bullock. for sallf^ 160 acres 160 Situated about 3 miles from Winalow, on the Upper Side of the line. It is divi- ded mto three paddocks well watered. There is a Farm House of three roomß with verandah, and other improvemente erected on the property. Very easy terms of payment. T. BULLOCK. T O LE T, A NICE Little Property near Town, fronting the Racecourse Road, 4 acres and New House of 5 rooms, etc., or 14 acres if so desired. For particulars apply to T. BULLOCK. TO LET] /COTTAGE of Four Rooms, and two V^ Seotiona, fronting Allen'a Road, Allenton. T. BULLOCK. TO LET. 2J ACRES 21 Together with Dwelling House of four rooms and other buildings thereon, situated between Harland and Grove Streets, Tinwald. Rental required— 6a 6d per week. T. BULLOCK, Agent. TO LET. j QEOTION m Eton street, Hampstead. I |O Rental required, fil por annum. T. BULLOCK, Agent FOR SALE. mOWN PROPERTIES-Building Sites. JL as follows : — Town Section 495, i acre, well situated m Cameron street, which leads to the Post Office and Railway Station. Price~£so. Town Section 818, i acre, Aitken street, Price— £ls Town Section 268, £ acre, Moore Street, first-class land, fenced with maoro- oarpa fenoe, etc £48 10s. Town Section 795, J acre, Cox street. Very good land for garden, purposes. Town Section 1171, £ aero, Havelock Street Weßt. Nice site for a house. £25 10a Liberal terms of payment can Ke arranged if necessary. T. BULLOCK. C. CHAPMAN, GENERAL H ouse Decorator* (Nexb Mr Lublow, Tailor.) C/iHAI»AIA]V 9 Having de- • \J oided to START BUSINESS m Ashburton, and being prepared bo execute work m a First-Class Style at MODERATE PRICES, Solicits a Share of the Public's Patronage. SIGN WRITING"! SPECIALTY. CHOICE BTOCK OF PAPERHANGINGS TO SELECT FROM. SC.5 C. CHAPMAN. On crioket field, m many a tesb, Australian boys have gob the beat Of England's crack, selected men. And this, they'll often do again, I ' If but their systems they inure By uilpb Wood,* 1 Great Peppermint Cure



OUR ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE COMMENCES Oif SATURDAY NEXT. AIAAA WORTH of Groceries, Iron- oGl±.\J\J\J mongery, Brushware, Cut- lery, Lamps, Glass, China and .Earthenware, to be cleared at very low prices For CASH. As the bulk of the above lines have been imported direct, we are m a position to offer the besb value m the district. We have just landed ex " Rimutaka " a large quantity of General Merchandise, in- oluding— 1 TON NEW WASHING EXTRACT, (three times as strong as Washing Soda or traob of Soap), which will be included m the Sale. Special inducements to large buyers. CARSON & CO-, GROCERS AND IRONMONGERS, Importers of Glass, China and Earthenware, Tancred Street, and Arcade, AshburtoD, Buyers of every description of Dairy Pro- duce. 99 ANDEEW ORR HAS JUST OPENED a Second Ship- menb of NEW GOODS FOR THE WINTER. Specially Selected. Splendid Lot of NEW MANTLES & CAPES, MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS, IN THE LATEST STYLES. New Kid Gloves, Corsets and Umbrellas, best makes. Carpets, Linoleums, Floorcloths, and THE LARGEST LOT OF LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES IN ASHBURTON. Inspection Invited -B ANDREW ORR. To the Deaf and those troubled with Noises m the Head or other Aural Troubles. Dr Nicholson, of uondon, the world famed aural speoialiat and Inventor of artificial ear drums, has just Issued the 100 th edition of his illustrated and descriptive book on Deaf- ness and Aural Troubles. This book may be had from Mr F. Shaw, 160, Adelaide Road, Wellington, N.Z., on receipt of stamps. Mr Campbell, of the same address, was greanly relieved of hia deafness by Dr. Nicholson's system, and takes pleasure m spreading the news of the great specialist m New Zealand, A libtlebook on the oure of Rheumatism, Corpulenoe, Lumbago, and Indigestion by the same aubhor, may ;e bud from M Bb»w W ecoipb of tt»mpi f



j m . : EkS I AT REDUCED PRICES. CAEPENTERS' TOOLS, &c, OUR ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE CLOSED for the Winter Months at 5.30 p.m, wifeh the exception of THURSDAYS when we close at 1 p.m. and 9.30 p.m. respectively. JOHN ORR & Co.



IFrledlapder Bros., Limited. WEST STREET MART. I SATURDAY 7 JUNE 4. WE have received intstructiouß fro theßviliffof the Court to Sell i above, — X GOOD DRAUGHT HORSES. 2 Hacks, Four-leaf Harrowa, Dray an Frame, Roller, Whaie, Reaper an Binder, Chains, Harness, Swing! Trees, Covers, etc Sale at 1 p.m. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. 612 R. FRIEDLANDER, Auctioneer. Oo~J\.KJJL\>tli WAKANU FOR SALE. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS. Ltd, instructed by Mr Henr 1 Potter, who has purchased another Farm will Sell at their WEST STREET AUCTION MART ON SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1898, At 1 *p.m., Hf S Handy Little Farm of 63 Acres oi Best Wheat Laud, well known as " John Blaok'e," conveniently situated near the Wakanui School, and adjoiniug Meeßrs Clephane's and T. McDowell's properties, THE FARM is sub-divided into two pad- docks. 17 acres are now ploughed ready for Crop, 5 aorei are m Oats, and balance laid down for four years m English Grass. There is a Three* Roomed Cottage, brick Dairy and Cowshed on the property. Water* raoa through both paddocks is now m course of construction by the County Council. The land ia capable of pro- ducing the heaviest crops grown m the Wakanui district), over sixty bushels of Wheat per aore having been harvested from it. The Auctioneers have no hesitation m thoroughly recommending the above pro- perty to anyone desiring a handy little homestead. R^FRIEDLANDER, 5 221 Auctioneer. TO LET. 7 ACRES of Good Land, with a comfort- able four-roomed Cottage, conveniently situated near Ashburton. Apply to FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. MASBEY-HARRIB COMBINED Grain & Fertiliser Drill AND SPRING TOOTH CULTIVATOR. THIS Machine is very simple m con* struction, and being composed chiefly of Steel, is light m appearance, strong and durable. The Ma&sey-Harria Fertilising Drill and Seeding Machine performs a very wide range of work. It is used for light cultivating. It is used for weeding summer fallows. It will sow any kind of grain broadcast It will sow any kind of grain m drills. It is the only rolier bearing grain drill on the market. The Massey-Harris Combined Grain and Fertiliser Drill and Spring Tooth Cultivator has been designed with the view of special adaptation to the conditions of climate, soil, and fertilisers peculiar to these colonies, and is tho only l>rill imported that is built specially to meet the requirements of the Australasian trade. This Machine is now on view at our West Street premises, and public Trials will be held shortly. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Limited] FOE PRIVATE SALE. A GRAND FARM OF 335 ACHES Of Really First-class Land, With Large House, Five-stalled Stable and Loose Box, Cow Yards and Shed, Dairy and Piggery. Full particulars to intending purchasers on application to MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd., Stock and Land Agents. WE HAVE FOR SALE- MACHINE DRESSED Pearl Wheat, FOR SEED. Grown by E. HEftRING, Esq., o£ ALFOKD STATION. {Drue to name, an § 'excellent! [yielding Wheat} and a Grand Change. Friedlander Bros., LIMITED- D. THOMAS. ARCADE HORSE FAIR. THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1898. I WILL hold my next HORSE FAIR on tihe above-date, for which I am now ! BOOKING ENTRIES. D. THOMAS, 5 128 Auctioneer. ; Baker Bros. , TjIURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, Corner of Wakannl Road and Case Streets and at Baker and Browa'a Ooaob Factory, Havelook Street. , EVER! REQUISITE SUPPLIED Telephone No. 69. J X E W A R D. ONE POUND Reward will be given tc anyone giving Buoh information at r will load to the conviction of any on i d I patting m lead, washers, or m any waj n 1 wilfully damaging the Lollie Machine at th< r- I Railway Station, Avhburton. J5 U3 J, MARgPfiN.



TO-NIGHT.— Don't forgeb the Barini Fquare Tea MeetiDg and Rev X Taylor's Lecture, " Eccentric Characters. Tea from 5 30 ; Lecture, 7.30 6JL< MANGOLDS.— I have a few Tons o! Mangolds forSale.-A. W. RANDALL Allenton. 6 1C FOR SALE — Second-Hand Bioycle ; nearly new.— Henry Stepheicson. TO LET— Commodious Business premises with five dwelling rooms, near Post Office; at present occupied by Mrs Knight. Apply to H. M. Jones. 6_ll NEW BOOKS— The Story of the Mala, kand Field Force, Josiahs Wife, Dreamers of the Ghetto, Deborah of Tido, Hagar of the Pawn Shop (Shrewsbury), In the Shadow of the Pyramids, Barbara Beathcote's Trial, Plain Living.— H. M. Jones . ANTED— A General Servant. Must be a Good Cook and Laundreßs. References required. Apply Mrs William Saxtbr, Tinwald. 5 264 I \ITANTED Known— Ladies' Pretty I VV Walking Shoes m great variety at 1 Mbllob's Zealandia Boot Store. ANTED KNOWN.— Ladies' Cyoling Knickers, Combinations, All Wool Vests, m great variety. Special prices. — W. H. Collier, ll The Corner." I HAVE for Sale m the Seafield District a very nice Properby, containing 1600 Acres ; 300 m crop and 100 Acres now being ploughed for rape. For particulars apply D. Thomas, Aehburton. 5 240 FOR SALE— Upstanding Brown Mare ; saddle or harness ; trial. Apply Offioe of this paper. Funeral Notice. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr and Mrs Lagan are respectfully informed that the Funeral of their late beloved son Patrick Joseph, will move from their residence, Tinwald Hotel, on FRIDAY, the 3rd inst,, at one o'clock, for the Catholic Churoh, and thence to the Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BRO?., 6 9, Undertakers. fTIHE Members of the Presbyterian Church _1_ are respectfully informed that the funeral of the late John Wilkinson will move from the Ashburton Home TO* MORROW (Friday), at 3.45 p m. for the Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BROS., 6 14 Undertakers. HENRY STEPHENSON. Special Sale. HENRY STEPHENSON will have a large consignment of Merchandise to offer by Auction on tfATUBDAY NEXT, June 4, At his Rooms m Havelock Street, Full particulars of which will be advertised TO-MORROW. The. Sale will afford a rare chance for bargains. See To-morrow's Guardian. 615 PYNE & 00. PYNE & CO. have received instructions from THE TRUSTEES OF THE WAIMATB ESTATE, TO SELL BY AUCTION, AT STUL>HOLMB JUNCTION, ON TUESDAY, JCJNE 14, At 12 Noon, ODHE WHOLE OF THE CELEBRATED WILLOWBRIDGE PKOPEBTY, COMPEISING 800 A ° » ■ s 800 OF THE BEBT LAND IN NEW ZEALAND. OJHE PROPEETY WILL BE OFFERED IN 17 LOTS, VARYING IN SIZE, iFROM 12i TO 200 ACEEJ3. It is unnecessary to dilate on the merits of this property. Suffice it to say that the L A.ND IS OP THE BEST QUALITY AND IS UNSURPASSED FOR GROWING GRAIN AND ROOTS, OR FOR FATTENING BTOCK. The drainage is excellent, and the land, never having been abused, is capable of re- paying the purchaser his total outlay m a j short time. The Auctioneers have, therefore, no hesi- tation m recommending buyers of high-class j land to inspect the property, feeling oertaia ' that such a chance is seldom or never offered offered them. The Main South Line runs within a quarter of a mile of the Homestead, and the Willowbridge Ruilway Station is nob more than three miles from the furthest section to be offered. Since 1893, 13,367 aores of the Waimate Estate have been sold to 61 settlers. PLANS AReTnOW READY. For Farther Parfcioulara apply to PYNE AND CO., Auctioneers, Or to THE MANAGER, 5 206 Wftim&te Estate, Studholme, Hanmer and Graves. 547 ACBES OF FIRST-CLASS LAND FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. I TX7E HAVE received instructions from I VV John Stvdbolme, Junb., JEsq , to I Sell by Private Treaty a BLOCK OF I SPLENDID ALLUVIAL LAND, com- I priding ahout 457 aores, situated close to the 1 Hinds Railway Station. The land is all I ready for a crop of wheat if desired and ie I well fenced and divided into four pnddocks, I Particulars, etc, from I 5 204 HANMER AND GRAVES. I Fob Indigestion, the best remedy is uk I doubtediy Noeton's Camomile Pills. The I can confidently be recommended as beinj I mild m operation and absolutely free fron I injurious drugs. Aoting at once as a aplen I did tonio and a gentle aperient. For nearl] 1 100 years they have proved utequalletf fo I Indigestion, Dyspepsia, sick Headaohe am I for Liver and Stomaoh complaints. Sold ii I bottle* ,t lid, 2* Bd, and lit, by all Vtd I lot Yendw . tfowntfj^t ta« world.



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We beg to notify that we have scoured the Agency for the celebrated Masse?- Habbis Bicycles. Ladies and Gentlemen's machines up-to-date always m stock. Lowest cash prices or easy terms to suit customers. One good second-hand bicycle for . sale, nearly new. Price, £13 10s ; guaranteed^— Gbaighead and Bbbbyman, tbn leading Tailors and Outfitters, Ashburton.