MAYFIELD.

» From Our Own Correspondent KNTEKTAINMENT. To the untiring iffata of Mr and Mrs Wi'liam hlmalie, we were indebted, on Thuisnay evening, for one of the beßt entertainments that has ever Uken place here. 'By lhe kind permission of the manager, the use of the Mayfield estate woolshed was granted for the occasion, and being tastefully decorated wi ; h cabbage trees and other i.ative evergreens, ir. was no mean substitute for a hall, and a staging at one side, curtained off, completed the arrangements. Ai Bpm, Mr IT -in, Preshy. t-irian minister of the district, took the ch«lr, and iti a few remarks explained the ooj< cd of the meeting, which wan on behalf of the m»use fund. The Misses Peache then opened the concert with a pianoforte trio, followed by a song by Mrs Purchase, accompanied on the violin by Kev. H. Pur chase and Mr E. J. Hall on the piano, vvhich was wll received. A dialogue, "Her visit tothe manse "by the Misses Morrow was very amusiog, as was also the dialogue by- Mrs Elmalie and Miss Hain. Miss J Tweedy sung " The miller and the maid." Miss Roberts, of Ashburton, also gave two songs, for which she received rounds of applause, and would have had to reappear on both occasions, only thab encores were debarred. Mrs Burn, of Chrhitchuroh, rendered four songs in a manner which is seldom heard, even in larg9 towns, and waß encored to the echo, and the rule of no encores had to be broken and she had to reappear again to satisfy the admiring audience. Miss F. Peache was really good in her recitation "Job's comforter," enact ing the character to the life. A laughable dialogue was given by Misses Hain and Tweedy. Rev. H. and Mrs Purchase were much appreciated in their violin and piano duet. Mr Burns, Geraldine, gave selections on the graphophone, which highly delighted the audience* Misses Peache, Morrow, and Hain enacted the " Three old maids of Lee," for which they were recalled. After votes of thanks to the performers and the chair man, the audience Btng •' Go;l nave the Queen," and tbp '•• -•■ f._rm.ri were entertained by .Ni; > ii'in tie to a coffee Buppsr. I oannot close my remafks without) roferring to the able manner in which Mr Hall played the accompaniments. ACCIDENT. An accident, which might have resulted in very serious consequences, occurred to Mrs H. Bayner and her brother and two children. As they were driving away from the concert on Thursday night, the horße ran the trap on to a fence at the Mayfield j estate house, capsising both trap and horße on to the road, Mrs Rayner fell rather heavily, spraining one of her wrists rather severely. Her brother and the children, however, got off scathless. They were able to proceed home shortly afterwards. MAYFIELD MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCI ATION. This Asaociation is Bteadily adding to its membershiip. At their bi-weekly meeting on Tuesday evening, ten nan/ members were enrolled and a very lively and amusing two hours .were spent with impromptu speeches, m;»ny of which were very good. The next meeting is to take the form of a social evening- THUNDERSTORM. A heavy fihuaderstorm ocourred along the Gwalor I>owns and Rangitata Gorge on Iriday evening, lasting about two hours, during -which fork and flash lightning was very vivid. Heavy rain fell for a short timw.

CANTERBURY COLLEGE.

United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph Christchttrch, November 21 At a special meeting of the Board of Governors of Canterbury College to-day the reporb of the special Committee, set up to investigate the falling off in the number of students, presented ita reporb. The follow ing causes are given for the withdrawal of Normal students from the lectures : — Abandonment of ths Saturday classes ; alteration of hours of lectures rendering classes lesß accessible to teachers and persons engaged in business during the day ; the law of Bupply and demand (explained by refer ence to evidence) ; the change of policy regarding non-matriculated students. The Committee made the following suggestions towards increasing the efficiency of the College : — Reduced fees for teachers ; re- Bumption of the Saturday and evening work, and the necessity for the approval by the Board of the hours of teachers and the tetmrae of study ; fixed reports from each professor to b» furnished to the Board at the end of each term ; xho establishment of popular lectures to bring the^ College before the public. The Committee suggested the appointment of a lecturer in electrical engineering, and the establishment of chairs of mental philosophy aod physics. Atlen^ Lion was called to the poor attendance at the geological lectures. A return to the system of part payment of professors by fees was mentioDed as desirable. The report, with evidence attached, was received and con sidered in committee, and on resuming the debate wus adjourned to December 12. The Board decided that the report only should be made public, though several memberß were of opinion thi-t the report without the evidence was valueless.

IE ASHBURTON <_LU/U->laN: TUESDAY, NOVRMBER 22, 1898

Printed and published by Henry Wilms, of Peter Street, Ashburton, for the Propria* tors, ab their Printing Offioe, Burnett Street, Ashburtoo. * TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 82, i§9|



'_ Stud Notices [ IHE PURE BRED CLIL^SdTIeT STALLION, I King- of Quality, WILL STAND at Owner's Farm, Willowby, and Travel Longbeach, y»J» u W| Ashburfon Forks, ana Wester- fi Id Districts. Will be at Newman's Stables every Saturday. King of Quality is a daprle bay, rising six years old, bred by Mr R.*Gawn, North Taleri. He is a colt of great bubstance and power, with mar y points to recom mend him to a breeder j has splendid feeb and pasterns, also great bone, elean and flowing, wl?h nice silky hair— the true badge of a well bred Clydesdale. He Is a prime mover, haa good temper, and sound constitution. His sire is Lion King, by British Lion, Imported by Mr Hogh Rae, from Scotland, by Argyle (2567 vol vi), dam Darling, by Prince of Wales (673, vol I), grand dam Maggie, by Lochend Champion (448, vol i). * Lion King was first at Dunedin Show aa a three-ye*r.old, firsb at Dunedin in 1894 and 1895, for horse with three of his pro- geny. Lion King's dam Scotch Annie (imported from Scotland, 343, NZ58), was a mare belonging to an exceedingly favorable strain of blood. She was shown in New Zealand four times, gaining first) and champion upon eaoh occasion. Her sire was Ivanhoe 2nd (299, SOS B) grand eire Ivanhoe Ist (imported ; 113 NZSB). He was got by the great Si Walter Soott, whose breeding needs n comment. Lion King's sire, British Lion is so favorably known as to need no oom ment. He was considered by oompetent judges to be one of the besb horses ever la. ded in New Zealand. King of Quality's dam, Que n of Quality, (608, NZSB) show yard career is so well and favorably known to breeders, that It is needless to go Into details; BuflSce it to say, she has taken fourteen first prizes and seven champions ; among the others she was champion mare at the Exhibition show, Dunedin. This career has stamped her as a mare of unusual excellence j her sire is the far famed Lord Salisbury, who retired from the show ring an unbeaten horse. Queen of Quality's dam Jess, by Ivanhoe (Imp. ; 113, S.B ) King of Quality ag a yearling gained first prize ab Taieri show and second ab Dunedin. It will be seen from bhe above thab King of Quality is descended from the purest strains of prize-taking Clydes* Hale blood, and cannot fail to make *% name for himself as a sire. Has proved himself In this districb aa a sure foal getter. Terms :— Guarantee —£4 4s. Season mares, £3 3s. Groomage fee, ss. All mares changing hand*, firsb owners held responsible. Good grass paddocks ab owner's farm, as per arrangements. All care taken, but no responsibility. GEORGE GBTOE, 9 192 Proprietor, Willowby. THE PUREBRED CLYDESDALE~~ ENTIRE COLT, Mlddlerigg Prince, Will Stand this Season as under :— At Owner's Farm, Seaview, Wakanui, and travel the Wakanui and Tinwald districts, returning to James Mc- Cormick'a Bazaar Stables, Ashburton, on Friday nights till 2 p.m, on Saturdays. MIDDLERIGG PRINCE, by Middle- rigs, out of Magnolia, is a beautiful brown color, rising six years, and stands 17 hands high, with beautiful symmetry, and plenty of bone, and hair of the bssb quality. He was bred by Mr John Boag, Middlerigg, Brookside. He took firsb prizes as a two and three-year-old ab Leeston, and first at Conrtenay Show as a three-year-old, against all comers. Fot full particulars, etc., see cards. All mare? changing hands, firsb owners held responsible. Teems— Season, £3 3s ; guarantee, £4 4s. Groomage fee ss, payable ab firsb service. PETER STEWART, Seaview, Wakanui. Farther particulars from W. McLAUGHLAN, 9 212 Groom In charge* NOTICE TO BREEDERS. TO STAND at the Bazaar Stables and Travel the Ashburton Districb for the season, THE WELL-KNOWN TROTTING STALLION BALTIMORE. For further particulars, terms, etc., apply i to JAMES MoCORMICK, or Groom in oharge 9 14 TO STAND at Ashburton and travel tha Burrounding districts, the Blood Stallion HANLAN. HANLAN, by Cadogan (imp.) oub of Waterwitch. Cadogan, by Cremorne out of_ Chance, by Adventurer — Eveline, by King Tom. Cadogan sire of Kulnine and other good performers. Waterwitch, by Camden, out of Mermaid, by King Tom— Waterwitch, by the Flying Dutchman. Hanlan is half-brother to Natator and full- brother to Jedo. HANLAN is a rich chestnub, standing 16 hands, and of extraordinary power and substance. As a two-year-old, when far from fit, he won the Autumn Nursery ab the I C.J.C. Autumn Meeting, beating Spade > Guinea, Herm'tage, Tiger Tim, and four others. He is^ possessed of an excellenb temper, and is in every respect a sire calculated to geb sound, useful racehorses, hnnters, carriage horse?, and hacks. HANLAN is the Bire of Sunrise, Oan* maid, Lord Stansbury, Saddler, Botfly, and Beaoh— all performers. The Sporting Editor I of the Press wrote of Sunrise—" At the time of bis death Hobbs would nob have taken £500 for the handsome little son of Hanlan, who was the best horse of his inches he nob only had possessed, but imagined the beab he had ever seen." Terms— £2 2s for the season Groomage fee, ss. All care taken ; no responsibility. In cases of mares changing hands firsb owners held responsible. All money due to Hanlan is to be paid to the groom in charge this seasen. Apply to JAMES JORDAN. Or Groom n charge. 10 43 BLACKWOOD ABDALLAH WILL STAND THIS SEASON at Owner's Stable, Ashburton. Good paddocks provided. TERMB— Season, £2 2s ;-Groomage, ss. 31 MAX FRIEDLANDER. ■ POULTRY Fanciers and bhose desirous of commencing the breeding of Pure- bred Fowls will find io to their' advantage to visit the Pelham Yabds, any day between 12 and 3, exoept ou Sundays



H.W.BARRETT I A. R O A. E> E, HAS FOR SALE— Three Sections, Wills Street West FOR SALE— HaIf acre, Havelock Street, , opposite Borough Council Office FOR SALE — House of four rooms and half acre of laud, Moore Street l T7TOR SALE — Four-roomed Houbo and IJD Section, Cox Street, West FOR SALE— Three-quarters of an acre, corner of East and Cox Streets, with improvements; oheap FOR SALB— Rix-roomed House » vi land, Tanored Streeb GLK. ASKIN, MACHINIST <fc OYOLE MECHANIC, TANORED STREET, Opposite the English Ohuroh. BICYCLEs"~REPAIRED. WORK GUARANTEED. AGENT FOR THE* BEST BICYCLES IN THE WORLD, viz:— HUMBERS, SWIFTS, ! i TRIUMPHS, SINGERS, and ' ARIELS. 1 000 BOYS SUITS T0 SELlsoai BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS, Golf Knickers, (all wool), from 16s 6d. BOYS' GUARD SUITS, All Wool, from 5i 6d. BOYS' SAILOR SUITS, In Fox Serge and all Wool Tweeds, From 69 6d. 500 BOYS' WASHING BLOUSES. 500 BOYS' ODD KNICKERS, In Plain and Golf Shapes, in Serge, Tweed, Velvet Cord. WASHING SAILOR SUITS, From 33 6d. A. G. BARTON, Manager £> 5" W o 'l— 1 2 §* °- s* r ' ■fed'S Co g b Hd S 3 Es , O I m a. e . sT 8. t> t— j a ' * CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AMD DAIRY PRODUCE j EXPORT Coy., Limited. PENDING the Erection of the Ashburton Branch Works, the Company has j appointed MR ALBERT ROBERTS to aob as its Ashburton Agent. Farmers and others wishing to engage Freezing Space at the Belfast Works or purchase manures oan apply to Mr Roberts and their wants will have prompt attention ' F. WAYMOUTH, Secretary. Christohuroh, Augusb 11, 1898 SMOKE THE NEW VENUS Dark Aromatio Plug Tobaooo. THE CELEBRATED ft BEST BRAND aXANTJFAOTOBJD JBOM OffOiCESH VIRGINA LEAF, 1



GIVING UP BUSINESS , SEEDSMAN'S FITTINGS COMPLETE FOR SALE. EMPTY TANKS FOR SALE. PREMISES TO LET. J. SEALY AND CO. BELFAST FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TfOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be made for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. _ SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. Orders received by FRIEDLANDER BROK, Limited., DAVID THOMAS, THE N.Z,. FARMERS CO-I»PERATIVE .ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Limited., or ALBERT ROBERTS, AGENT, ashburton. CANTEBBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE I EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 8 80 F. WAYMOUTH, Secretary. mimmmm^m^xxma.^mßamamm.mammmaaaim^mßmmammamamammmammmmmmammmmmaaamaamamaawmmßmam New Zealand lnw Company. ESTABLISHED* _ _. 185 9J CAPITAL^ONE MILLION. TEEPREMIKB AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED EOR PROMPTNESS .AND LIBERALITY, FIRE AND "MARINE RISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, THRESHING MACHINES, Ao., AOOEPTED AT LOWEBT UURRBNT RATES E. W HANMER AGENT WILLIAM SPARROW, TAILOR & OUTFITTER. ;x; fXUR Stock consists of all the LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE SUITINGS that it ia possible to procure, and at prices that cannot be beat in the trade. THE TAILORING DEPARTMENT ia .under the superintendence of a FIRST CLASS CUTTER. Perfect Satisfaction Assured. HATS, SHIRTS, SCARVES, PORTMANTEAUX, RUGS, Eto. BOOT DEPARTMENT, We would Specially direct your atttntion to our Large fcjtook of Ladieß* and Gentle, men's BOOTS AND BHOES of every description, and of really very superior makes in English, American, and Colonial. BOOTS MADE TO ORDER, AND REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED by Firßt Class Workmen. W. SPARROW, EAST STREET. 10 7 t=z 20,000 z=r. ORION" COOKING RANGES IN USE IN THIS OOLONY THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE OOAL OR WOOD UP TO 24in NO SETTING^EQUIRED. ' With Stove Pipe can be worked oat in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Cast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tinned inside. REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or donble oven.'. High or low pressure boilers: Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK. SQUTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN, 631



i mmmmmmmmmmm "+** i imm.imww. • SPECIAL NOTICE. Henry McElrea BEGS TO ANNOUNCE thab he has secured the Store and Premises late'y occupied by the Eclipse Bicycle Company, in Cameron Street, fronting Baring Square, where he will be a CASH BUYER OF WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, FAT, Etc. In any Quantity, giving full Market Values, He will also deal generally in FARM PRODUCE, both as a Buyer and a Seller, and hopes at least to deserve a share of Public Patronage. FLOUR, SHARPS, BRAN, Etc., Delivered in Town and Suburbs AT WHOLESALE PRIOES. 10 195 Established 1880. Telephone No 69 BAKER BROS., FURNISHING TTNDERTAKF.PS URNISHING *-* ND-ERTAKERS DIREOT Importers of Best and Latest Designs In FUNERAL FURNISHING^. FUNERALS Conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, at most reasonable Charges. Corner of Wakanui Road and Cas Streets, and Baker and Brown's Coacl Factory. TANORED STREET PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE. — Established.lß76. — C. CHAPMAN, HOUSE DECORATOR, SI3KN WRITER, PAPJSRH ANGER, GRAIN BR, GLAZrER, ETC. FIRST-CLASS MATERIALS, COMPETENT WORKMEN, PERSONAL SUPERVISION. Prices as low as possible, consistent with the very best .vork. Advice and designs for decorations free of coet. Skilled workmen sent to any part of the district;. XpOR RELIABLE MACHINES at Lowest Priceß go to THE Eclipse Cycle Works, TANORED STREET. FOR the widest selection of English and American Bicycles try the Eclipse Cycle Works, £_> First-class Models to selecb from. FOR Bicycles on the Easiesb Terms go to THE ■ Eclipse Cycle Works. JCNQUIRIJES INVITED. FOR thorough Repairs at Shortest Notice try THE Eclipse Cycle Works. FOR the best selection of Cycle Accessories, including luflators, Bells, Saddles, Handle Bars, Grips, Pedals, Chains, Chain Wheels, Cranks, Lamps, Lubricating and Burning Oils, Chain Lubricant, etc., go Co THE Eclipse Cycle Works, \ TANORED STREET. j ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. A DVANCES of £25 and upwards made on Freehold Properties, repayable by Monthly, Quarterly, or Half Yearly instal ments. Loans are also granted for Fixed Period at lowest current rates. Deposits received at highesb current rates AH information on application to EDWARD STEPHENS, Manager TO POULTRY BREEDERS.— Beginner oould not make a better start than by purchasing a trio of Partridge Cochins, the besb strain in the colony, from Pei_ham Yards, Any day, except Sunday, from 12 3 Smoty) New Venus



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bPnlf^Q — 1898- ASHBURTON FURNISHING WAREHOUSE* ESTABIISHKD I®H*-2. DIRECT FURNISHING IMPORTERS. "\ »7"E are now Bhowing a Choice Assortment of Linoleums, Brussels, Tapestry, and 7 Kidder Carpets, also Square?, Hugs, Mats, Ktc, in Latest Designs. Japanese and China Matting, Rugs, Mats, Etc Brockets, Wliatnota, Po'es, Etc. Aleo largesb stock in town of Brass and Iron Bedste.ds, in new and pretty designs. All sizes, "all prices." Overmantels, Toilet Glasses, Bedroom Sete, over one hundred sets to ohoose from. Chairs in endless Variety and Prices. „__,„ As most of the above lines are direob from the Manufacturers we are enabled to|seH at lowest possible prices. SPRiNG CLEANING- WE have also a large stock of Cretonnes, Tapestries, Velvets, etc., for Furniture Coverings and Hangings Having obtained the services of a First-Clas3 Upholsterer (late of A. J. White'p) those desirous of having their Furniture Renovated would do well to place their orders early. All^work done on the Premises by Competent Workmen. CALL AND INSPECT. NO ONE PRESSED TO BUY AT T. H. UNDRILL & CO. CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE-FRAMERS, & UNDERTAKERS, TANCRED STREET, Opposite Arcade, and Next building Society's Office. Agenfeß for Clegg's Perambulators & Go-carts, Burson's Wicker Chairs, Scott and Wilson's Venetian Blinds, Shades, etc., Faulkner's Wire Mattresses, Mats, etc, TEN SBILLINGSa TEN SHILLINGS, H EYERYONE WHO SPENDS § 10/- CASH gj DURING THIS MONTH WITH § £ "THE CORNER" | s 3 DRAPERY & CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT H ) ip U2 P 0 WILL BE PRESENTED WITH W H. COLLIER'S MUSICAL & PICTORIAL ALBUM gq N FREE. ' B* na S rPHIS Magnificenb Album contains lOs worth of Music and 16 JL pages of beautiful illustrations, VIEWS OF ASHBURTON, Reproductions from Famous Oil Paintings, ABSOLUTELY FREE. QQ Xp. Don'b make any mistake. If you buy from " THE CORNER " you £$ It. get better value than you get from any other firm and you also get Jg □ 10« WORTH OF MUSIC \ T7IT3 TT' XT' H trl 16 PAGES OF LOVELY PICTURES J JJ XtlLJli. J £-. Come and getf one of these splendid Albums ab once, aa only a yJj. t— . limited number can be obtained. Nothiog like this Album has ever J~J i^ been seen in Ashburton before. H O COME AND BEE AND BE CONQUERED! CQ " W. H. COLLIER, | "THE OORNE R." H G. D, H. HEFFOBD, Manager. TEN SBILLINGS. TEN SHILLINGS. wmmmmmma^mmmmammmmmi^^mmmmmmmmmmmaammmmamm^^mm^mmm\ nn inn «____■■__■__■__________■___. DRESS AND FASHION. SUMMER 1898. ANDREW ORR, TS KOW SHOWING A MOST- COMPLETE STOOK OP SPRING AND SUMMER NOVELTIES IN MILLINERY, MANTLES, CAPES, BLOUSES, SUNSHADES,^ CORSETS, AND UMBRELLAS. DRESS GOODS XIV ORJEA-T VARSETY 50 dozen Ladies' new Cycling Gloves and Corsets. 100 dozen Men's New Scarves and Bows,*lovely shades. Men's Shirts, Collars, and Hats. Men's Suits to Order from 70s. Carpets, Lineolums, Floorcloths. Splendid Stock of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes INSPECTION INVITED. ANDREW ORR. jP*^ £ASY rO ORINK . SAS^f 10 WaS.S\ . ,^^lJ BICYCLES. BICYCLES. £20 — .Ladies' & Gentlemen's — £20 The Celebrated "CRESCENT" Bicycles INCLUDING MUDGUARDS, LAMP, & BELL. aIHEBE MACHINES are one of the Highest Grade American Cycles, fitted with ail the latest Improvements, and are undoubtedly the besb value ever offered to the Publio. • SHEEP SHEARS. SHEEP SHEARS. WE have now to hand our Season's Stock of **. &.A. Sc Trades Unionists And Turkey and Washita Oil (Stones. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN GROOERIES. Flour, Kerosene, Tea, Soap, Sugar, IN FAOT ALL GROCERIES QUOTED LOWER THAN OHRISTCHURCH PRICES. Splendid Value given in Plated Ware, Cutlery, Spoons and Forks. CROCKERWARE AND GLASSWARE A SPECIALTY CHEAPEST HOUSE IN ASHBURTON FOR GROCERIES, CROCKERY BRUSHWARE, TINWARE, AND HARDWARE. SHEARMAN BROS., GROOERS AND IRONMONGERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MEROHANTS, MARKET ROUSE, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON. Telephone No 53 i



SAIVJ-XEftS, &. »oiis JEtaczL- lypti Extract. Under the distinguished patronage of His Majeßty 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 at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Acknowledged by Medioal Clinics 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, as per nformation forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1878, we bate : — It is proved by tests by tbe Medical Clinios of the Universities at Bonn and Greifswald, Prussia, and reported by Dr. Schulz, Professor j of Parmacology, at Bon, and Professor Dr. Moßsier, Director of the Medical Clinics at Greifswald, thab only products that are •aturated with oxygen and freed of resinous and other substancos, adherent to primary distillation, will develope the sanative qualities proper to the plant \ll crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extracts are to be classed according to the named authorities, among the turpentinee, which are abandoned long since as an nternal adicament. These crude oila, or go called Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible ; 1 By their deficiency in pungent odour — whioh our product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops most freely through its surplus oxygen. By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear- ance being reduced in specifio density through bhe presenoe of acids. By their taste, the result of the contracting tendency of resine and tennates. If these crude oils, so-called euoalypt extracts, are applied by mistake in caseß of croup, _ bronchitis, diphtheria, internal nfiamations, dysentery, etc., the con- sequences are roost appalling. For safety ake ask always for SANDER & SON'S EUCA- LYPTI EXTRACT.— Sandhurst, Viotoria, Australia. SANDEB & SONS. FOR SALE. TTTE Have on hand several NEW AND SECOND-HAND GIGS, & OTHER VEHICLES, Which we can dispose of ab reasonable prices. F & hT'steel, Victorian Steam Carriage and Iron Work* I West atreet, Aebburtoa. £