The Ashburton Guardian

VOL XX. NO. 4465

Ashburtojn : Saturday, April 9, 1898

PRICE : ONE PJiNJNY

COUNTY COUNCIL.

♦ Following completes our report : POISONED GRAIN. The Chairman said his experience had been that suoceas varied very much m this matter. Ail grains had had their successful times, as well as their times of failure to kill the birds. The Committee proposed by Mr Harper was set up as follows to consider, a better way of dealiDg with the small birds nuisance —Messrs Sbitfc, Lambie, Herring, and Harper. A. AND F. ASSOCIATION. Meßsrs Tayior, Thomas, CookaoD, Reid and Simpson waited upon the Council m connection with the request recently made by the A. and P. Association for the Counoil's oonsent to the vesting of the police reserve m the Association. Mr Taylor, president of the Aesootation, gave succinctly the history of the reserve asked for and the Association's connection wit h the cattle market. He urged the Council to consent to the vesting of the reserve m the hands of the Association. Measra Thomas and Reid both urged that what the Association wanted was not the sort of control that would make them either pleasant or unpleasant landlords to the Saleyards Company, but such hold on the ground as would be inconteatible when they had built upon it. After some talk the deputation left with the assuranoe that tbe matter would be considered. WHEATSTONE DRAIN. Messrs James Bishop, James Croy, and A. A. Fooks, a deputation from the Longbeach Road Board, waited upon the Council to set before them the condition of the concrete work at the mouth of the Wheatstone drain, and asked for help m its maintenance. Mr Bishop and Mr Croy said the work had been faulty from the beginning, and was now m a very dilapidated condition. The cost would be £40, and a portion of this they now asked the Council to sub scribe. The Chairman said the drain was laid down fifteen or more years ago, and the cost of it was a gift to the Lingbeach Road Board by the Council, but it was never understood that the Council should maintain the drain. In other districts water races had been laid ' down, and those districts had to maintain them. Mr Croy would have been better pleased had the drain been laid down from the be ginning with rates charged, for its main tenance, just as the water races were rated. Mr Chapman was of opinion that it was a county drain, but so that the question Bhou'd be again brought up he would give notice of motion, and the clerk would at next meeting be ready with the history of the drain as shown by the rpcords. A WATER QUKSTION. Messrs Morgen, and Thompson MitoheU wait- d upon the Council complaining that Mr Cameron, of Springfield, had cub off the supply of water from the races ruuning through their property. After Mr Morgan had spoken the Chair man read a letter from Mr Cameron to the Council and one from Mr Cameron to Mr Morgan, from whioh it was Bhown that the water was not held from the coun'y but from Mr Cameron, whowa* willing to supply the water provided his rfght to it were recognised, and that tbe races were k?pt clear, ALLENTON IRRIGATION. Messrs Siloouk, Cambridge, and Coll no, waned on the Council asking for an irrita tion scheme for the Allenton district. They were willing to pay 29 an acre for suoh a supp'-y, but were bot m a position to cay whether it would be better tor the district to be one by itstilf or be attached to some other district's scheme. They also thought th*t their district was so e-.sily iirigated that a scheme c uld bo provided lor it wlii'e other districts were discussing theirs. Mr Silcock ami Mr Collins thought they oouM be supplied from the creek, from tbe overflow, whioh, as Mr Si'ock said, flowed in'o the borough's bottomless pit. The information that the deputation wanted now was a report from the engineer of a 3chemf tb At would supply the di-trict and the cost of auch a scheme. Mr Harper said they would have to prooeed as other districts did. The deputation said they had asked to be included m No. 2 district. The Chairman advised them to have a district of their own. The deputation were anxious that what ever was done were done quickly. The engineer was instructed to prepare a scheme and cost, to supply Allenton ward of the Upper Ashburton ward with water for irrigation. LYNDHURST. Mr Peter Drummond waited on the Council and asked fer irrigation on his property at Lyndhureb. Others had ib, and he saw no reason why he should not have it. He instanced the race of Mr Cameron, and the Chairman explained that Mr Cameron had the right to use that water under a very early deed. The Council could not interfere with the deed, and could not supply irrigation water until an irrigation supply could be brought m. Mr Drummond was satisfied with the explanation. MB BOBERT MILLAR'S CASE. Mr R. Millar, Winchmore, complained that he had been 6ned for using water for irrigation from a race that he had ■ brought, m at his own expense long before the Council was m existence. He did not deny that he had been irrigating, but he claimed that the race was his, and he had only allowed a sufferance to the Council to supply i others from his race. Tne Chairmtn said the Council had the only right to the water, and Mr Millar should have pub m a claim at the beginning for compensation. The intake was main tained by Iho Council and the water was taken from the river. The Council was not interfering with Mr Millarjs right to take water for stock purposes, but he had no right to spread the water over his land which should go down to others below. He thought Mr Millar should pay his flue and be content. Mr Millar said he had paid his fine. Mr Stitt said he was quite of opinion that tampering with the races should be stopped, but he thought Mr Millar's case was one of hardship, as having believed himself authorised to take the water he had done so, not knowing that he was breaking the law. The Chairman aaid there never had been any question of Mr Millar's right .to take the " box" of water that h"*d been grauted to him ; what he waß fined for was taking 1 more than he was allowed, and breaking the banks to do it. ACCOUNTS. Accounts to the a.Tioun' 1 . of £585 were passed for payment. BOROUGH WATER SDPPhY. The Borough Council asked for a con ference on the subject of the Borough water supply, and Friday, April 22, was fixed as the date on which to meet the Borough Council. CANTERBURY A. AND 1\ ASSOCIATION — IRRIGATION. The Canterbury A. and P. Association forwarded a circular, m which two delegates were asked to be appointed from the Council to attend a conference iv Christchurch of all the bodies inti rested m the question of irrigation, the conference to sit early m April. Messrs Harper and Lambie were ap pointed. TELEPHONE TO MAYFIELD. The Chairman moved that the Council requests the Government to establish the ' telephone to May field, and guarantee pay ment of the required subsidy of £26 per , annum for five years. The motion was carried, sufficient signa • tures having been obtained to cover tbe amount,



TENDERS. The following tenders for les-ing reserves were accepted : — Reserve 1769, Junes O'Connor, 63 lsd ; 1772, F. W. Page, 7s 6d and la 4gd; 1775, John O'Kane, £3 7a 6d ; 1782, F. U. Wright, only tender, 3s and Is ; 1827, W. Stephens, ?• per acre ; 2567, Peter's trustees, £14 17s 6d ; 1905, James McLeod, 6b per aore ; 1876, J. C. N. Grigg, only tender, 3s per acre • 1783, Edward Lovett, 4s per acre ; 2564 and 2573, E. G. Wright, Is 6d per acre ; 1773, James Allen, 5s Id ; 1774, Thomas Lanf ley, 3s 63 ; for Reserve 13 fresh tenders were ordered to be called. HOLIDAYSI The usual holidays were granted to the officers of the Council. SPECIAL ORDER. Mr Lambie moved for a special order constituting district No. 2 an irrigation district. Mr Stitt seconded, aud the instructions to prepare were issued. "A word to the wise is sufficient" and a word from the wise should be sufficient, but you ask, who are the wise ? Those who know. Tlio oftiepeated experience of trust- worthy persons may be taken for knowledge. Mr W. M. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other m the market. He has been m the drug bu iaess at Elkton, Ky., for twelve years; has sold hundreds of bottles of this remedy and nearly all other cough medicines manufactured, which shows conclusively that Chamberlain's is the most satisfactory to the people, and is the best. For sale by Ash* burton Drug Company. "haw t h (TfiND'iT HIGH SCHOOL FOB GIRL«. BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS} Principal ... Mrs DAVID McKEE. TTAWTHORNDEN is Healthily Situated JljL m Upper Fend al ton, about four miles from Chriatchurch. Pupils have the advant- age of pure country air. The Grounds are extensive, and contain a Gymnasium and Tennis Lawn rand Riding Lessons can be arranged for under careful supervision. The different subjects are fcugbt by Trained and Certificated Teachers ; and special classes are held for the ftii»uicui*iiun and Junior Scholarship Examinations at the University. Further information as to terms, etc., can be obtained on application to the Priooipa., 149 1848 OTAGO'S JUBILEE 1893 SEW ZEALAND CLOTbISG JPAOI OKI'S Jubilee Commemoration COMPETITION mHE PROPRIETORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY h*va decided to commemorate the Jubilee of Otago by presenting : A CHEQUE, VALUE £25, , To the person who correctly estimates the Niim'er of Visitors to the Otago Jubilee Exhibition (inclusive of season ticket holders) f -om date of opening, March 22, to June 4 inclusive. Should no one give the correct result, the person who guesses nearest will receive the above cheque, £25 ; if more than one person guesses the correct number the £25 will be equally divided amongst the successful competitors. OF THE PROPRIETORS make NO RESTRICUONS as regards competing for the above valuable prize. Every Man, Woman, and Child m New Zealand may compete by applying for Forms at our Exhibit, near Fernery m Exhibition, or at any of cur 36 Retail Branches throughout the Colony. The above Competition closes on SATUB* DAY, May 14, 1898. All answers muafi reach ub by that date. H ALLENSTEIN BROS. & Co , DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY'S JUBILEE 00MMEM< ORATION COMPETITION 45 ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDIISC} AfftJ INVESTMENT SOCIETY. / mHE Society's Office will BE CLOSED JL from THURSDAY, 4 p.m , April 4, 1898, To WEDNESDAY, 10 a.m., April 13, 1898, FOR THE EASTER HOLIDAYS. EDWARD STEPHENS, Manager. l£o7i^&g per^tfei/7o &i/y£#y Gfffieim/f-afiom* 1 ® /&S/Sf Of? f?3W/igr\ ® \e&tßßß#Bl£m£pTMs 1 ffdygrepmafidmßfesQ®& I experience can Am I targes/ safaJftA&sfralas/a.



Wanted, WANTED Known— Special Delivery of our Special Kid Gloves, brown 2/6 per pair, black 2/11 per pair. — W. H. Collier, " The Corner." WANTED Known— New Jaoketfl, Capes, Macintoshes, Millinery, Dresses, Trimmings for Ladies, Misses and Girls— W H. Collier, "The Corner.' 1 WANTED Known-That we are no* showing the finest assortment of Gents' Ties, Bows and Scarfs, we have ever had the pleasure of submitting. Men's and Boyß' Straw and Felt Hats m endhus assortment. New Goodß m Tennis Shiitß just opened.— Mitchell & Ttjrnbr. VTTANTED Known— Speotaolea, Eye T T Proteotors, Goggles, Folders, and Everything m the optioal lin* »t 8 Sit.bk'B, Optiolan. \ rriENDERS wanted to wear out 1000 X pairs of Mellor's Indestructible Boots. Wear like brass. WANTED— A dozen smart Ladies to try our new kangaroo calf Shoe. — Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store. WANTED Known — Two cases of Sample Hosiery for eale, Ladies' Combinations and Vests, Plain and Fancy Stockings, Men's Socks and Vests, all at landed cost. — Mitchell & Turner. XT^-ANTED— Ladies to give Mitchell tT & Turner's Dresses and Dress making ona trial. A unique selection of Blouse Goods and Trimmings now showing FOUND— In Tancred Street, the cheapest and most reliable Boot Shop. — Mbllor's Zealandia Boot Store. WANTED— Wise Mothers to try our Indestructible School Boot. — MbiiLOr's Zealandia Boot Store. FOR Sale, Cheap— sooo pairs of Ladiea- and Men'g Boots and Shoeß. — Apply to Mellor, Tancred Street. FOR Sale, Cheap— A lot of Men's Bluchers only 4a lid-— Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store. The Wife's Welfare. Treatise posted frse. It will teach you more than all the yeara you've lived. Every woman should read it. Write Professor Hermann, Frenoh Speoialiit, * Collins-place, Melbourne. YOUNG MEN, Write to me for valuable free Book concerning your, ■elves. Professor Hermann, Specialist, i Cullini' Vlv.e, Melbourne. FOR Sale, Cheap— Six Dozen Pairs of Children's ankle straps.— Mkllor's Zealandia Boot Stoic. nnENDERS wanted for the sale of 5000 JL pairs of boots. — Apply to MELLOR'S Ztalandia Boot •'• tote. FISHING SeaeoD. — I am now showing a gieikt variety of fiehiog requisites m all the latest deoiens, including Hods, Minnows, Flies, Tracts, R«-e!s, Gut, Lines, Waders, Rod Mountings, Hooks, etc. Fishing Liceuses on sa.le.-J. W. Hardlky, East Street. WAITED Known— That J. Moison has recen ed a varied stock of Summer Boots and Shoes (black and tan) m strap and lace up, which bo will sell at a good Discount lor Cash. Repairs aa usual done at once. Nothing but the best is kept at J. Moison's Premier Boot Depdt, ABhbutton WANTED Known— Good value for little money at Mellor's, Zealandia Boot Store. NOTICE— We defy competition ; you get wonderful value at Mbllor's, '1 ancred Street. W' ANTED Known— Ladies' Pretty Walking Shoes m great variety at Mbllor's Zealandia Boot Store. T7IRUIT. Fruit. Fruit. Choice Bananas 1* Italian Oranges, Lemons, Tomatoes etc.— H. A. Flower, Fruiterer, etc., East I Street. FOR Pure Nutritious Sweets try my own manufactured Toffeeß, Caramels, Cough Drops ; boiled sugars a specialty. — H. A. Flower, Confectioner, Ashburton. GGS, EGGS— Wanted 1000 dozen Fresh Eggs ; aleo, one ton Pure Honey. — Fletcher Bros , Cash Supply Stores. EGGS, EGGS— Wanted 1000 dozen Fresh Eggs; also, one ton Beeswax. — Fletcher Bros., Cash Supply Storeß. WANTED— Sixty Btrong men to try the new Kronio (Bluoher).— Mellob's Zealandia Boot Store. Friedlander Bros., Limited. -*X 7 B ARE BUYERS OF HEAVY BRIGHT OATEN SHEAF CHAFF. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Limited mo LET FOR CROPPING PURPOSES 1 AORBS GOOD LAm - For full particulars apply to FRIEDLANDER BROS., LIMITED, ja \E7E ARE CASH BUYEBS OF WHEAT RYEGRASB OATS COCKSFOOT BARLEY CLOVERS CHAFF And all other Farm Produce. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. Baker Bros. rnURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, X 1 Corner of Wakunul Road and Cass Streets and at Baker and Brown's Ooaob Factory, Havelook Street. EVER! REQUISITE SUPPLIED - TgIBFBQXE No, 69,



A GIGANTIC IDEA HAS JOccurred Jto the Proprietors ot the Newfi Zealand Sroade" r I'VATALANTAJ' ftßioyole, whereby they areidetertnincd to Lend((anybody, LadyHor,Gentleman, AN "AT AL ANT A" BICYCLE, Fitted with Dunlop Tyres, new, and equipped with all aecesiorieß~neceßßary?to'render » maoWae abiolutely ready for use FREE OF CHARGE. As the publication of the working of this absolutely new Bystem Jof supplying Bioyoleo would aoon exhaust the largest stock m the world, we have decided to limit its application to those who make personal or written application to the Company s Depot Managers at Christohurch, Dunedin, and Wellington, who will then explain to those applicants the nature of this colossal enterprise and furnish them with all particulars requisite for their participation m the advantages of this ourj latest enterprise. ■ The Austral Cycle Agency, LIMITED. LIOHFIELB & COLOMBO STREETS, CfIRISTCHURCfI ; IK, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN ; AND^I, LAMBTONfcQUAY, WELLINGTON. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. GENUINE PLATED WARE. "fTTE BAVE just landed a choice saleotion of Platod Goods of Esquiaito DcsigLß, Choioe Patterns, and Good Quality. * THEY hay« been marked exceptionally low of price, and persona requiring Presents for their friendi will do wellto call, inspeob our «tock, and make their selection early. W. H. COLMNfe & CO. ONE WORD ABOUT BOOTS. JAMES "MELLOR, ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. XTTB aim toplease, and our large volume of. trade speaks for/mr success THE ZBALANDIA BOOT STORE is holding the largest and best assorted stock of BOOTS AND SHOES m Ashburton. Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Boots] and Shoes m ecdless variety. FOR REAL HARD WEAR «RY THE ZEALANDIA BRAND. Everybody knows we give nothing but the beßt value. One trial is all we aßk;< JAMES "MELLOR, ZBALANDIA BOOT STOBE, TANCRED STEKT, ASHBURTON. Z=z 15,000 = - •ORION" COOKING RANGES IN USE IN THIS COLONY THEY BURN UGNITB.ITBUB OOAL OR WOOD UP TO 24m NO SETTING^EQUIRED. "With Stove Pipe can be worked out m the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. T7V 'ith Cant Iron or Copper Boilera. The Copper?Boilera are large and Tinned inside. REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made m all awes, single or double ovens. High or low presaure boilerßj SoldTiby all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK, SQUTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN. 631



j9 ROBERT MURRAY, (f^^^^k EA ST STREET, ASHBURTON. N§jUl^sjy (For the laßt 18 years the only praotioal Horologist m the District.) XNVITES the publio to inspeob his magnifioent stock . WATOHES, X « CLOCKS, Q •JjaWJEir^ERY, 0 |4 «Sc PJL,A/IJEGI> GOODS. Q OPTICAL AND OTHER LINES. ,w Q S5 Watches of all grades from the lowesb prioe to the highest quality— non-magnetio London hand-made goods. A J f\ Q Clocfecs m Ormolu Marble, Wood, Niokel, and Fanoy Cases, the n ' higher grades being manufactured on ths premises. W j A Jewellery and Platedi Groodis— Newest designs, " best quality, lowest prioes. Q Holding the most perfeob planb, the largest stock of materials, and J the most skilful staff of workmen, Robert Murray can offer exceptional advantages m the execution of Repairs. W 90 TeMS Experience m the trade. DAVID THOMAS. Auctioneer, Land, Insurance & Estate Agent, Valuator, Wool and Grain Broker, ASHBURTON, Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Liye Stock — Tinwald and Ashbarton Alcernately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fats, Hides, etc., on Fbid>T3 Sales of Wool Throughout the Season Grain Bought and Sold on Commission Clean a# Sales as per arrangements AGENT FOR— Mataon and 00, Ohriatchurch Booth, McDonald and 00, Ohriatoharch White's Sheep Dip Walter A. Wood Oo Lightband'a Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition Wright, Stevenson and Oo,' Dunedin Planet Junior Garden and Field Tools Belfast Manures RAKAIA DISTRICT SALES. JHAVE made arrangements with MESSRS HARDY & CO., Merchants, Rakaia. to act as my AGENT for all Auctioneering Work m that District), and m oon junction with them it will be my endeavour to make the RAKAIA SALE A SUCCESS. DAVID THOMAS, Ashbarton GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF PLANET JE. TOOLS DAVID THOMAS. —■■■■■■■■■■■. ■■!■■■.»■■■.,■ ASHBURTON = PURE SEEDS. = X HAVE lately erected, regardless of cost, the most COMPLETE SEED-CLEANING PLANT south of the Line, and I now ask intelligent Farmers to inspect the same at work. I am now prepared TO CLEAN for Farmers any description of SEEDS AND GRAIN, and will guarantee to give them satisfaction. I can supply best RYEGRASS, weighing fiona 261bs to 441ba to the bushel j and COCKSFOOT, locally grown, U£lbs to 16£lbs to the bushel also, best CLOVERS, dressed by my own machines, the purity of which must be seen to be appreciated. ALSO—HURST AND SONS BEST ENGLISH GLOVERS' TURNIPS ! RAPE, LUCERNE, TREFOIL, Etc. D. THOMAS, ASHBURTON. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. T AM now making liberal CASH ADVANCES FREE OF COM-; MISSION upon all WOOL placed m my hands for SALE either m Ashburton or elsewhere. CORNSACKS. LARGEST SIZE AND BEST QUALITY £s *7h& * ER DOZEN. DONAGHYS BEST TWINES, 3£d, 4|d, and 4f d per lb, less 2£ net cash. WOOLPAOKS, TWINE, OIL, AND BRANDING MATERIAL? ALSO- FENCING WIRE, BARB WIRE, & STAPLES- The beat quality on Sale. DAVID "THOMAS, ASHBUBTON. BICYCLES, BICYCLES, BICYCLES. LANDELLSAND SON, EXPRESS CYCLE WORKS, BURNETT STREET (next The Club.) The oldest and largest Cycle Building and Repairing Shop m Ashburton. IMMENSE Stook of New and.Seoond-hand Bicycles on hand at prices whioh will defy competition. SECOND-HAND MACHINES AT £2 10s, £3 10s, £5, £6, £7, £8, £10,!£12— MUST BE CLEARED, Large Stock of Outer Covers and Tabes. Also, Lamps, Bells, Saddles, k Toe Clips, and everything connected with the Bioyole Trade. , CHEAPEST EVER CHTOTO Jtf WSW ZEALAND]; |Q j?9 -



Shipping. jStfwßs^ ? NlS7f ZEALAND ffifffP^ OO.'d LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON, Via Monte Video, Tenerlffe & Plymouth. Best Accommodation for all classes of Passengers at Lowest Rates. Fort of Steamers. Tons. Departure. Date. Bimntaka 4518 Wellington April 14' Waimate 6688 Wellington May 121 Kaikoura 4507 Wellington June 9j (Fongariro 4183 — July 7i Ruahin* 6127 — August 4j R.M.S. Ruahine and Rimutaka will call at Bio de Janero aB well as Monte Video. Fer farther particulars apply te fRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. Agents, Ashbarton, SHAW, SAYILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR LONDON. ,j^i -pOYAL MAIL STEA- fjyIJSK -*-*' MERS, with superior jOBE^ accommodation for all olasses i^^^^^* > of passengers, calling at Monte Video or Rio, Tenerlffe and Ply- month. Tons Commander From Date. lonio ... 4753 Kempson.- Wel'tn Vf ar. 31 IFokomaru 6238 Maxwell ... Wel'tn April 7 Gothio ... 7730 Kidley ... — May 26 Delphio ... 8355 Sowden .„ — . — Aotea ... 6340 Scotland „. — — CARGO STEAMERS. Rangitira W045 Burton ... Lyfcfclt'D May 7 Mamari ... 3583 Levaok ... WeUg'n May 14 Matatua... 3320 Evans .. — $ Maori _ 5200 Moffatt ... — fftkeha ... 4331 Prosaer ... — HANMER AND GRAVES, Agents. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Limited STEAMERS SAIL FROM LYTTELTON AS UNDER: For Westport and Greymonth— Weekly. Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE— For extra sailings see advertise- ment m Christchurch papers Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Picton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; reference should therefore be made to Ohrktchurch daily papers for dates and hour of sailing For further particulars apply to F. FERRIMAN, Agent, Ashburton. MUSICAL, M X H. B RrANI K IN ! (Kneller Hall, London.) ORGAN, PIANO, and THEORY. For partionlars apply Mb H. M. Jones, Stationer, Ashbarton. Methven once a week. 11 150 Llewellyn Owen, PIANOFORTE, „ SINGING, HAEMONY, AND MANDOUNJG. ODhe [new term will commence on MONDAY, the 24th msb, A. OABD. MISS BESSIE SIMMONDS, meaoher op the violin Sadndbrs' Buildings, Ashbarton. MR OSBOBN COOMBE, PIANO TUNER & EXPERT, (Late of London), VISITS Ashburton and surrounding Districts every four months-— viz., March, July, and November. ORDERS may be left with MR LLEWELLYN OWEN at his Music Stndio, Arcade Chambers, Ashbnrton. PIANOFORTE, SINGING, ORGAN, AND THEORY OF MUSIC. Tiyr RS "DOWMAN Tjl OX Member of the Canterbury Society of Professional Musicians, HAVELOOK SXBBET, AbHBUBTON. rakaia-Ituesdays. Pupils prepared for Trinity College examination*. A OABD MRS A fl riLARIDGE i\_« \Jm Vy'LARIDGE TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, AND SINGING COX STREET/ ASHBURTON. Terms on Application. A. WARHEN, BASKET MAKER, "VTEXT E. W. Hall's, Herbalist, (nearly opposite Arcade), TANORED STREEI', ASHBURTON. ALL KINDS of WICKERWORK Made te Order and Repaired. 12 2 HOZIE TKA i %m Superb