COMMERCIAL.

ASHBURTON GRAIN MARKET.

The Ashburton Agency of the New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative Association ot Canter bury, Ltd, quote as followß on August 12. Wheat- Prime milling Pearl — 4* 3d „ „ Tuscan.., 4- 2d „ „ Hunter'B 4s Id Seed wheat 3d per bushel above mill* ing quota tions. Seoonda, clean ... 3a 3d Ofttß— Duns 2s 61, 2s 9d Good atout feed ... 2a 8d to 2a 9d Tartara ... ... 2s 91, 3a Danish 2* 6d, 2a 7d . Canadians (eeed) . 3s, 3s 3d Peas— Prussian blues ... 4s 6d Partridge ... 3s 3d Byegrass— Farmers' lines 33 to 3s 3d Chaff— Good oataheaf .„ 753, saoks extra Potatoes ... 120*, sacks extra. The above are selling prices at ABhburton mm^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - ■--- — i

THE ABHBUKTON GUARDIAN; SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 l§y»

inted and published by Hbnby Willis, of Peter Street, Ashburton, for the Proprie tors, at their Printing Office, Burnett Street, Aahbnrton. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, uffi



NOTICE. M RS KNIGHT, SECOND HAND DEALER, WAKANUI ROAD, WISHES to thank the publio for tha liberal patronage received by her m the paab, and she lakea this opportunity of informing the public that she ha 8 disposed of her business to Mbs Mast Ann Bobin- son, for whom she solicits a continuance of the support accorded to her. M. A. KNIGHT. IN reference to the above I wish to cay that my best endeavors will be nsed to follow m the Bteps of my predecessor. MARY ANN ROBINSON. " BE WARD. ' ONE POUND Reward will be given to anyone giving Buch information as will lead to the conviction of anyone putting m lead, washers, or m any way | wilfully damaging the Lollie Machioe at the i Railway Station, Aahburton 113 J. MARSDBN. DENTAL NOTICE, Mr G. F. DODDS WISHES tolnotify tojhis Patients that he has left) his former rooms m Burnett) Street, and may now be consulted at his residence, corner of Tancred and Casa , streets, next door to Db. Leahy. 4 84 CHEAP MONEY I " CHEAP MONEY ! CHEAP MONEY IN BUMS JF £100 «> £10,000, ON 7 COUNTRY, CITY, AND SUBURBAN FREEHOLD, | Ab exceptionally low rates of interest. FOR FORMS OF APPLICATION AND FULL INFORMATION, 1 -Apply to the DISTRICT MANAGER, Christchurch. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. 2217 DRINK DELICIOUS PERFECT IN QUALITY, FLAVOR AND BLEND. Packed »n Tins, the delicate Aroma Absolutely Preserved. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GROCER SMOKE THE NEW VENUS Dark Aromatio Ping Tobacoo. THE CELEBRATED & BESS BBAND MANTTFAOTUBBD TBOM CHOICEST VIRQINA LEAF, ~The Wife's Welfare. tw»tiae posted free. It will teach you more than YOUNG MEN. Write to me for Taluable free Book oonoernln? yot* "tos. Professor Hermann, Speolaligt, «o<3linfc fclane, Melbourne. STBATHMOEE PRIVATE HOSPITAL. EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS JJT7ST OOMPLETEDj UNEQUALLED IN"THE COLONIES FO 7 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OASES. /■^AN Accommodate upwards of FORTY 40) MALE And FEMALE j PATIENTS TERMS ; From 2 Guineas pet weekj PATIENTS CAN BE ATTENDED BY THstf-< OWN MEDICAL A^VTSER. Apply to— THE MATRON, Stbathmobb Pbivate Hospital, Ferry Road (just over East) Belt), Christ 135 church.



' . . DUNLOP'S . • Does not atlcmpi to compete with inferior | brands sold at cheaper prices. . • - "^^"~^^«^ The fact tiiat lt haS a lar2:er ! Di™sn 'G3 IZ2I saie than any « thcr j° bac^° ! I |^\. I jl 1 imported into Australasia is MsmmobsgJ X M-JL—Jf JL sufficient evidence that its | superb smoking qualities have . . TOBACCO . . hit the public taste ..•..■ = PURE SEEDS. = TT AYE YO|U SEEN THE y HAVE lately erected, regardless of cost, the most COMPLETE t TrrrrT "d "ivrtxrnii'T? 9 SEED-CLEANING PLANT south of the Line, and I now ask intelligent LIl lh& \\<J2iV&H> t Farmers to inspect the same at work. I I am now prepared TO CLEAN for Farmer* any description of h., **»...» SEEDS AND GRAIN, WELL JUST GO TO; an( j w m guarantee to give them satisfaction. ! #-i ± i j> n I can supply best RYEGRASS, weighing from 261bs to 441bs to the MOrrOW BftSSGlt & UO, bushel ; and COCKSFOOT, locally grown, 14|lbs to 16£lbs to the bushel 1 also, best CLOVERS, dressed by my own machines, the purity of which must be seen to be appreciated. WILLS STREET, ALS0 — HX7RST AND SONS BEST ENGLISi OLOVERS] TURNIPS RAPE, LUCERNE, TRkiOiu, Etc. """* WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. Theyeare aIeoISOLE AGENTS for the t now mft king liberal CASH ADVANCES FREE OF COM; I ELASTIC STEEL HORSE COLLAR. MISBION upon all WOOL placed m my hands for SALE either m STERLING BICYCLEB. Ashburton or elsewhere. MoCORMICK REAPER & BINDERS. CORN SACKS BIG 4 MOWERS. LARGEST SIZE AND BEST QUALITY 4s 7|d PER DOZEN. DAISY REAPERS. ___^_— DAISY ROAD CARTS. WOOLPAOKS, TWINE, OIL, AND BRANDING MATERIAL TURNIP, GRAIN,". SAND MAKDRE B^B^WIEE, & STAPLES. DRILLS. ' . t Vi a , The best quality on Sale. mmmmm j. X HAVE the following Cheap Properties for Sale, — ODhey-alsolaell Castor and Cyclindrine Oil I 1200 Acreg nfiar Chertseyf either larger or Bma n er acreage can be disposed .... 800 Acres Seafield, well improved, m any quantity. 1690 A(jres Seafie i d> 400 acreß m orop. Thoroughly improved. 500 Acres Westerfield, six roomed House, Stable, and Woolshed. 500 Acres Hinds. Improved. om A/r 270 Acres not far from Tinwald, good land, thoroughly improved. M. PHIEbli Manager. 830 Acres near Shepherds Bush, good land, all m graa«. 270 Acres Dromore, half m crop, balance m Englißb grass. 100 Acres perpetual lease, Ruapuna. . For terms and particulars apply Bazaar Livery Stables. DAVID THOMAS, ASHBURTON. ~|~ HAVEj.PLEASURE [m" notifying the -—-——-—---—---------—---—---——----------—--—--— ——————— Public of ABhburton that I haveltaken>ver ?T _LjL Jbi^\- JL • W JHI jjijOL J • THE BAZAAR STABLES,; ARB pE 0 J pT ~O AS H . BDYBES OF Burnett Street, T V fromirMK B. Tk E vu RZ a, and traat that I PRJME MILLIN G WHEAT may receive a fairjhare of patronage of the AT mGHEST MARKFT RATES, general public. » We ate also prepared to Store Grsio on Ysvrnera acconnfc m oar New Grala^Storea "■""""" We3t Street, xVshborton, on very favourable torm^ JCABS MEET ALL TRAINS j Fnl alzed Oornsacks and Twiiie Supplfed at LOWE3I CURRENT RxVTES ROLLITT & CO., Saddle Horsee, Traps, aud, Buggies on .. f ... . . ' . CANTERBUEY FLOUB MILLS. hire at all hours, and at reasonable charges. GOOD STABLING- OFFICES AND BTOREfc., WEST STREET. J4MES McCOBMICK. „ t r , _ iwi iiipulaliyy ulliypdii). ESTABLIS H"ilb 0 ' 1 «. 185 9j MONSTER SALE • capitaz.-q%T million. 0F THE PESMIEB AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL WINTER S.TOO|K COMPANY, lSw ON. NOTED FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY, FIRE AND MARINR_R££K£i STRONG Winter Dress [Tweeds"; 7|d, - ■^^^■^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H ll|d, andjla per yard, -worth double. fl/l) THRESHING MACHINES, &0., ALL WOOL HENRIETTA SERGES s"?""l—^^H^^^^^^^^^^^^H Maroon and Nary la 6d, were 2s 3d. Q /\ JN JxL Jji J^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^L Fur^Trimmings, various shadeß, 9|d, reduced to 6sd, LADIES' CORSETS, Good Quality, 2s lid. Sale Priced 3d. * i FLANNELETTES. ~ "" " i Plain,|Stripes, Checks, Tartans, & Floral 1 patterns, all at greatly reduced prices ' "1 0 i /Cf\f ' BLANKETS & FLANNELLS, ; i^b-a-o^b.^ 'ORION" COOKING RANGES J Linen Tablin£ls 3d for lOJd., 1 ;' j N -rjSE IN THIS COLON Yr ; MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING P^™ Macintoshes and Overcoats, Mercery, I Hats and Capes. ' | jj All at specially low prices for tlie Sales. I fSSBi , remnantsTremnants. ra : Hundreds of Remnants muab be cleared. /*» — ■ — -■'" — ' te f^ A. P. Williamson, |g___^ °^g^ CASH DRAPER & CLOTHIER, | /^— Z^^ Tancred Street. U || Jp^^^Jii II !Lj '—* | 1 [T. H. UNDRILL ] [E.^ DNDRILL.] I jc^g^! | <3=CT%i| 3 .t|%^tf^^^^Wf THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 24in ; -Sli&^l^ NO SETTINGKREQUIRED. EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. With S ">™ ri P 8 « an be worked •»' J? * h « °P en - SPLENDID BEEA.D .p A i\ vj JAP. With Cast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper£Boilers are large and Tinned inside. T H. UNDEILL AND CO., REPAIES ARE A MINIMUM, i T-irTR.KrrqHING UNDERTAKERS Made m all sizes, single or double ovens. High or low pressure boilers. I) URNISHING UNDERTAKERS. :o: «~. . n Tr n nr, m «»r Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from TANOREDJ STREET, ASHBURTON. the maker, p ti»M3 H E SHACKLOCK Mr T. Andrews, East Belb. 2 XX. XLk • K3SXX-OLVjXV.J-JV-/V^-tX 9 ~~~ SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN. 631 ft



; Public Notices. ;C. CHAPMAN, GENERAL H ouse Decorator. (Next Mr Lublow, Tailor.) CriHAPMAN, Having da- • \u cided lo START BUSINESS m AshburtoD, and being prepared to execute work m a First-Class Stylo ac MODURATK PRICHS, Solicits a Share of the Public's Patronage. SIGN WRITING A SPECIALTY. CHOICE STOCK OF PAPERHANGING TO SELECT FROM. C. CHAPMAN. ' , ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER, has opened at the VANDYKE STTJJOIO, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, ASHBURTON Specialtieß, Art Portraiture, Landscapes, nlargements, Lantern Slides, etc. 7 1 ABSOLUTELY LAST JFOUK-TESEJIV DAYS OF McDonald AND McDIARMID'S GREAT RELINQUISHING SALE SALE POSITIVELY CLOSES ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. HAVING received the following notict from our Landlords, we are compelled I to clear everything by the above date :— , 1 Aahburton, July 19, 1098 Dear Sirs',— We hereby beg to give you notice that wo will require possession of the premises now occupied by you four weeks from to-day, Bay Monday, August 15. — Yours respeotfully, JOHN ORR & CO. Remember — We have no choice, we have to go. The goods must be sold at any price. Ladies' Evening Shoes — 2s 9J, 3s 6d, 49 33, 5a 6d, 6a 3d, 6a lid, 7a 3d, 9j, 9a 6d. Usual prices — 3s 6J, 4s 6d, 53 6d, 63 9d, 7d 6d, 8s 6d, 93, 10s 6d, 11s bd. Ladies' Walking Shoes— 4s 3d, 5s 3d, 7s 6d, 8s 3d, 9a 61, 10a 6d, 12s 6d, 14s. Usual price— 6s, 6.->6d, 9s 6d, 10s6d, 11s 6d, 12a 6d, 14s 6d, 16s 6d. Gentlemen's Court Shoes— 6% lid, 7a 3J, 7s9cl, 103 9d. Usual price B<, 8? 6d, 9s- 6d, 12s 63. Light Walking Boots — 9a 3d, 10a 6d, 12s 6a, 143 6d, 163, 183 6J, 219 6d, 22 i 6:1, Usual price— los 9J, 12> 61, 14s 6d, 17s, 18.s 6d, 225, 26j, 27s 6.1. Men' beat Water tights — lls 6d, 133. Usual price — 13s 6.1, 15s 6il. Git I*' and Boys' School Boots— 4a 3d, 4s 9.1, 5^ 3d, 6s 3d. Usual price— s3 6', 5a 9J, 69 9J, 7s 63. DONT FORGET. — The Shop must be CLOSED on SATURDAY, August 13. McDonald AND McDIARMID EAST STREET. J. NICHOLAS, Manager We respectfully request a settlement of all accounts on or before the 13i.h August. « THE CORNER." MONSTER . CLEARING SALE OF ALL 3 WINTER & SURPLUS STOCK. DOUBLE' Width Dress Stuffs lo£d, worth la 6d ; Fur Top- Lined Kid Gloves la lid, worth 3s 6d ; Ladies' Cash- mere Hose Is ; Art Muslins, Is 6d per dozen yards ; Flannelettes from 2<t 9d per dozen yards ; White and Grey Blankets, 83 lid per pair ; Ladies 3 Jackets from 5s 6d ; now shapes about half price, new shape Ladies' Capes proportionately chenp ; good Corsets from Is 91 per pair; Gentlemen's Derby Silk Ties Is ; Gentlemen's Derby Washing Ties, four for Is ; Gentlemen's Merino Drawers and Vestß, Is 6d each ; Gentle- men's full rsize Shirts, bands and collars, 2s 6d each, worth 3s lid ; Boy's good 'Varsity Caps bd, worth It ; line of Infants' Shoes Is, worth.double or more. LADIES' &:OHILDREN'S: MILLINERY AT GREAT ALL STUFF OFFERED GOODJSTUFF. NO RUBBISH TO BE DISPOSED OF Room' (must be made for approaohin; uhipments from the English Mills* BARGAINSI OI? AJT EXCEPTIONAL AND STARTLING NATURE IT W. H. COLLIER'S CLARKE'S B ±1 PILLS warranted to cure Gravel, Paina m the back and all kindred complaints. Free froir Mercury. Established upwards of 30 years In boxes 4s 6d each, of all Chemists and Patent Medioine Vendors throughout the world. Proprietors, The Linooln and Mid- land Oouobißi Drug Comply, hlnuvU England,



1 Without regaTd to its emoluments, and had "begun practice without caring 5 whether he should make it lucrative or not. His income was sufficient for his. moderate wants, and his capital was so invested as to give him no concern what- I ever. His guardian had handed over the accounts when he was 21, and had bade him farewell without emotion, hav- ing no interest m him personally and be- ing greatly relieved at the thought that the responsibility was ended. Ho bad no relatives, so far as he knew, and no intimate Mend. Even at college he had found books more attractive than men, and had shunned intimacies after one unfortunate experience. To him, sitting one evening m his of- fice alone, came the demon of unrest. It said: "Why do you sit here through the best years of your life? There is a whole world to see, and what have you seen of it? What is there to keep you here when there is so much on earth for you to learn by observation?" It was an idle thought born of noth- ing, perhaps, but on the very next day he waa making his preparations for a year or more of travel. It mattered nothing whether he should be gone for one year or five. He notified hia patients that he was about to leave the city- there were not many to notify. He ar- ranged to store his books and gave notice to the people from whom he hired hia office that he was going abroad and would sail at once. All this was an easy task quickly done. After he had completed it and was ready to 6ail, the thought came suddenly that it would be well to travel for a wbUe m his own country before sailing, and he started for the west. Three weeks later he was m Bloomington, His. Sitting at nightfall m the smoking room of a hotel, there he became aware that a stranger was looking closely at him, but he gave the matter no special ; thought until the stranger came up and j said quietly, "You are my prisoner, Cork- ins." "Fou are my prisoner, Corkins." Then he looked up with a smile, being really amused for the moment, and said: "You are mistaken m the person, my good fellow. My name is not Corkins; it is Fanning." "That's very well played," said the de- tective, for such the stranger was. "You have got a good nerve, sure. But you know you can't fool me, dent you? I know you too well. Now, will you oome with me quietly or not?" And ho showed a policeman's shield. "I will go quietly, of course, if you are m earnest," said Fanning, "but, really, this is a most absurd mistake." "Very sensible of you, too," said the detective, grinning, "but you know you can't play that game. You're too well known. I wonder at you coming back here so soon." "Coming back!" exclaimed Fanning, m some surprise. "I never was m this town m my life till today." "Very well, stick to it, if that's your lay," rejoined the other with some dii* gust, "but it's remarkably foolish wheii there are so many here that know you." And he made no further attempt to talk with his prisoner, but led him straight- way to the police station, where Fan- ning thought that a simple explanation would set things right at once. To his dismay, however, the chief of police and the sergeant at the desk seemed to recog- nize him as positively as the detective had done. He became alarmed. "At least tell me who you think I am, and what I am accused of," he ex- claimed, when he found that his expla- nations were of no avail. "Plays it well, doesn't he?" said the chief with a smile before answering, and the others laughed. Then he said: "You are accused, John Corkins, of burglari- ously entering Hayes & Mead's jewelry store and stealing $4,000 m money from their safe." Fanning would have remonstrated fur- ther, but seeing that it was useless he wisely forbore and submitted to being searched and locked up for the night. "It is wretchedly unpleasant," he said to himself, "but no doubt it will be all cleared up m the morning. It cannot be that any police justice will hold me on the charge of burglary." And he smoked a oigar which he had been allowed to re- tain; and tried with rather poor success to sleep. But m the morning he found i 4 was altogether possible for such a thing • to happen. The magistrate before whom he was brought for examination was a stern though not unkindly man, who seemed disposed to do exact justice, and who listener! attentively to what Fan- ning had to say, but the testimony of the police was bo positive that he had really no discretion m the matter. "If you are really a New York phy- sician," he said to the prisoner, "you will have no trouble m establishing your identity. In the mean time I shall hold you for trial m $10,000 bail. Have you any counsel?" On learning that the prisoner had not considered it necessary to secure a law- yer, the judge suxiled somewhat grimly and told him that no obstacle would be put m the way of his doing it, and then Fanning ■was led away to his cell. He was confused, almost stunned, by the gravity of his situation, and when tho keeper spoke, not unkindly, to him he only answered: "I must think it over. I «lo not know what to do." The more he thought the more serious fixe case seemed, although no doubt oi (To be continued.) ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ON and after Thursday, tho 7th day of January, 1897, thia Office will be CLOSED FOR THE WEEKLY HALF- HOLIDAY, ON THURSDAY Instead of SATURDAY, And will be open until 4 p.m. on Saturday after that date. EDWAIVD STEPHENS,



ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE NOW PROCEEDING. REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK. BIG JOB PURCHASE. T ADIES' Black and Colored Straw Hats I J to go at 6d, 9d, Is, Is 6d each. Regular price for these goods were from 23 !6dtoß* 6d each. All Millinery Trimmings muat be cleared regardless of cost. Aa an extra inducement to purchasers all MILLINERY TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE. 'See Window Display. ADVANTAGEOUS PURCHASE. Gentlemen's Ties— to go at 6d, 9i, Is, la 6d. Regular Prioe from Is to 2a 6d^eaoh. Men's Printed Moles— Our regulac 7a Dd i quality now 6s lid. DRESSES~~DRESSEB, SPECIAL VALUE m Navy and Black all Wool Serge, from la per yard. Special | quotations for Evening or Fancy Dresa Coeturreß. _ DRESSMAKING DURING SALE— 8s 6d, ASHBUETOIS DRAPERY COMPANY. I UNPARALLELED CHEAP SALE DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS, EOEg ONE MONTHS EVERY ARTICLE MABKED£I3 GREATLY REDUCED. ANDREW ORB i LOOK CHEAP WINTER FIRING. NEW MOUNT SOMEBS COAL. OUTPUT haßl Trebled during the £las twelve months. IT IS USED EVERYWHERE. This Coal is the Best and Cheapest Steanr. and Household Coal m the market. Used m the Woollen Factory and Cantei bury Flour Mills, GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR PRICES G. T, PARK, MOUNT SOMERS. 1 f GJESsITp t ''■'■■ ■ For :.; : ;. c LADIES' RINOS q KEEPERS And KNOT RINGS. Gold Watches ° Silver Watches QOLD £hS SILVIA CHAINS Brooches, &c. > ' FOR SALE. l r > "VITTE Have on hand several NEW AND SEOOND-HAND 3 GIGS, & OTHER VEHICLES, > Which we can dispose of at reaeonabl prices. F. &. H7"STEEL, . Viotorian Steam Carriage and Iron Works ! 96 West Street, Aehburtou,



SAJNIXEK <5o Sons Euca- lypti JExtraot. Under the distinguished patronage of Hie Majesty the King of Italy, as per communica- tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs through the Consul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, March 14, 1878. Awarded diploma ab the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Acknowledged by Medical Olinics and Universities all over the Globe. There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract the market, products of simple distillation forming crude resinous oils. In order that these crude oils may not be taken, OUR PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, which is recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Government be of perfectly pure origin, aa per nformation forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, Maroh 2, 1878, we tote:— It is proved by testß by the Medical Clinics of the Universities at Bonn and Greifswald, Prussia, and reported by Dr. Sohnlz, Professor of Parmaoology, at Bon, and Professor Dm Mossier, Director of the Medical Clinics at Greifswald, that only products that are saturated with oxygen and freed of resinous and other substapcos, adherent to primary distillation, will develope the tanative qualities proper to the plant \llorude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extract! *re to be classed according to the named authorities, among the turpentine?, which •re abandoned loop Binoe as an nternal adioament. These crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible : 1 By their deficiency m pungent odour — which our product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops most freely through its surplus oxygou. By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear- ance being reduced iv specific density through the presence of acids. By their taste, the resulb of the contracting tendency of rosins and tennates. If theee crude oil?, so called eucalypt extracts, are applied !>y mistake iv cases of croup, bronchitis, diphtheria, incernul nflamations, dysentery, etc, the con- sequences are most ai<p*U.ing. For safety akeask aIwaysfor S ANDER&SON'S EUCA- LYPTI EXTRACT.— Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia. w SANDER & SONS. FOR SALS]— 4 Acres Good Land, Alford Forest Road, good fences and m grass. FOR SALE -1 Acre Land near WakaDui Roa.l, good House and Stable, with chaffbouae and trap shed. FOR SALE— I Acre Land Weafc Belt, good pump and fences. mO LET— 3 Cottages, town and suburban. TO LET— Premises suitable for DreeH- maker or shop central. APPLY— //. W. BARRETT, AGENT, ARCADE, ASHBURTON. TEE TEA OF THE AOJ-. SAXON TEA. SAXON TEA. nnBY IT, AND YOU V7ILL HAVJ riO OTHER. SAXON TEA. SAXON TEA, Pfofsssor BiCKBBToir reports fit SAXON TEAS is absolutely Pure and- of good qnality JOHN MOISON, HAVING considerably added to hi Stock as well as his Shop aocommc riation, i 8 m a position to supply Boots an< Shoes at lowest cash values — hie own make which is not to be surpassed, and the bee is ihe cheapest. Repairs with best sol elather aud at once, at J. Moison's, th only Practical Bootmaker, "The Hall, East Street, Ashburbon. 5 6 " JJJK la&AtiY, TTAVING DISPOSED of his Practice t DR BOLGER, of Cbristohurch, rrqnests that all outstanding Accounts^ paid withoub delay to L. A. NICOLL, West Street, Ashburton, whose receipt will be sufficient discharge. 7 19 DR.~EOLGEK F.U.0.5.1., Physician to the Christchurch Hospital, HAVING AKRANGKD to CARRS ON DR. LKAHY'3 PRACTICE CAN BE CONSULTED at his residence from August 15th, 1898. 719; FokINDIOKSTIO>, IJ! f.!«;s>i rem«;dy ib ut donbtedjy eiovxos's Camomile Piu^s. The, cac ooniifient.Jy be rr-<x-n>:<i<:ndod as beinj mild m operation and nb&olut«ly free fron iDJurioua drugs. Acting atonco aa a eplen did tonia and a gentle aperient. For nearlj 100 yeare they have provsd nxr-qualler* fci Jcdtgeetion, Dyspapoia, sick F J ache ace or Liver and Scom&oh ooropUicta. Sold it bottle* ♦• lid, 2» 9d, md Ui, by *il Vt,&.