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CABLE NEWS.

Home and Foreign.

United Preßs Association— By Electric Telegraph— Copyright.

France and China.

Pbkin, June 8 The Chinese Government has granted the concessions demanded by France m connection with the murder of a missionary m Kwangsi. The concessions include the right to construct a rail way which will be the meanß of completing a trade route through Tonking and Southern China. The Sierra Leone Rebels. London, June 8 News has been received that the rebels m Sierra Leone Hinterland are deserting their leader. Great Britain and America In the House of Commons Mr Ourzon stated that negotiations were proceeding for the settlement of all pending questions between Great Britain and America. A Fatal Fire. By a fire m a house at Scarborough » mother and sis children we^p burned to death. Morocco and Germany. Berlin, June 8 In order to check the French de mands for an extensive frontier recti fication between Algeria aud Morocco, the Sultan of Morocco has offered Germany the usufruct of the territory on the Mu)uya river, Austrian Affairs. Vienna., June 8 In the Rftichsrath, Dr. Schcenerer, the leader of the National German Party, declared a revolution would follow obstruction if the demands of the party were not conceded. Ger many, he said, would not permit the German Austrians to be annihilated. American Currency. Washington, June 9. Mr Lyman D. Gage, Secretary of the Treasury, m a message to the House of Representatives, says it is necessary to convert into coin 97,000,000d01s worth of gold bullion (about £20,000,000 worth) which the Treasury holds. They expected to re ceive twelve or fifteen millions of gold from Klondyke m July. The French Ministry. Paris, June 9 M. Meline, the Premier, proposes, if his policy ie approved, to remodel the French Cabinet and bring it into accord with the recent elections. All his colleagues have offered to facilitate the step by resigning. ■ Lord Aberdeen. Ottawa, June 9 The House of Commons has unani mously passed a resolution regretting the resignation of Lord Aberdeen, G overnor-G eneral. '.

Australian.

Ihe Influx of Hindoos. Sydney, June 9 For some time past there has been a largely increasing influx of Hindoos, and the Premiers contemplate com bined action to stop it. Sir G Turner has already rf quested the Imperial authorities to check it as far as possi ble pending the passing of restrictive legislation. Libel Action. Melbourne, June 9. In the libel action McCaughan versus the Argm, claim £5060 damages for a description of plaintiff's appearance at a fancy dress ball at the Government House, a verdict was given for the plaintiff for £5 and coats.

THE LATEST.

Home and Foreign.

United Press Association — By Electrio Telegraph— Copyright. k Received Wakapuaka June 10, 123 a.m., Gtxabdian Offioe 9,57 a.m. An Appeal to the Patriots. Berlin, June 9. Count Posadowsky, Minister of the Interior, says that the German Govern ment has appealed to the patriots throughout the Empire to unite and defeat the Socialists at the coming election. "Mild Absolutism." Vienna, June 9 It is anticipated that the Austrian Constitution will shortly be suspended m favour of a form of "mild abaolu tism." The Niger. London, June 9 •Beuter's agency is responsible for the statement that all territorial ques tions at issue between England and France m connection with the Niger difficulty have been, adjusted.

Australian

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Loss of a Steeplechaser.

Received Wakapuaka June 10, 940 v.m, Guardian Office 11.12 a.m. Melbourne, June 10 The Star of Victoria, from London, has arrived. She was bringing out Gibson Bros.' well known steeplechasei Daimio, but during heavy weather the box waß smashed and the horse sc badly injured that he had to be shot

THE BELFAST RIOTS.

4, The Riot Act Read.

United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph— Copyright London, June 9 The Orangemen at Belfast looted the liquor shops and wrecked the bouses tenanted by Nationalists, The Riot Act was read and a force of Dragoons restored order.

FEDERATION.

United Press Association —By Electric ■ Telegraph— Copyright . Hobart, June 8 ► Speaking at Bundaberg, Mr Byrnes said that there was a good deal m the suggestion that the colonies should federate state by state. Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria could agree upon some form of unity that could gradually be extended to the others portions of Australia. Sydney, June 9 As the result of the rejection of the Fedfral Bill, a separation movement is talked of m the Riverina district. Sir George Turner has agreed to Mr Reid's proposal for another fede ration convention. Adelaide, June 9 Mr Kingston has informed Mr Reid that he definitely declines to partici pate m any attempt to alter the federal constitution, which has been accepted by the majorities of all the interested states. Received Wakapuaka June 10, 9.40 a.m., Guardian Offioe 11.12 a.m. Hobart, June 10 Sir E. C. N. Braddon has expressed his entire concurrence m Mr King ston's stand for the Federation Bill, and has definitely declined to be a party to Mr Reid's proposed conference of Premiers.

A Licensing Deadlook.

— . — ♦ United Press Association— By Eleotrlo Telegraph. '* Dunedin", June 10 There is a deadlock on the Wakatipu Licensing Benoh, owing to the refusal of [Chairman, Mr McCarthy, S.M., to grant conditional licenses for a sports meeting. The Committee protefet against one man vetoing the action of the five eleoted members, and the Committee threaten to refuse to sit unless the Chairman gives way. Representations on thesujoject are to be made to the Colonial Secretary.

Excruciating Rheumatism.

DR WILLIAMS PINK PILLS CURB A MOST OBSTINATE CASE. The cold days of winter, the wet days and the changeable weather, are near at hand, if not already here. The unhappy sufferer from rheumatism and. such ailments dread the retnrn of his or her complaint. There is one way, however, by which rheumatism may be positively and p rmanently cnr< d. In proof of thla we append the following statement : — Our reporter recently visited Mr Walter Tye, of 33 M 'Arthur-street, ! , Ultimo, Sydney. whose' marvelloae ; recovery from a most severe attack of , acufca rheumatism has been the subject) of i much comment m the neighborhood. J Mr Tye readily volunteered to give the following statement of hie illness and recovery : * I am a mftkman by trade, and ride on the carb when distributing milk. We terve a very long round. You can readily see that the very nature of my occupation compels me to be out In all sorts of weather, for whatever happens we must not disappoint our customers. It ia some '. 18 months ago that, after being out m very inclement weather, I commenced to Buffer from aching agonies m limbs and ■ body, ai;d fly ng pains and stiff nesd m all J the joints ; and I also experienced suddtn chills, generally succeeded by £ heavy sweats. The pain I suffered waß { so severe that. Bleep was an impossibility, and should I dose off 1 would be suddenly < aroustd by spa^ma m the muscles of the joints m which the rheumatism was worst. I had the best medical advice, and- the premises of a well-known chemist were fairly ransacked m search cf a specific that would tend to alleviate my agony. To make a long story short, I was i laid up for 12 months. * Relief, however, at last arrived, &n,\ ' from an unexpected quarter. ' Boiler-maker Jarvu and his wife are near neighbors of ours, and I had read of hja wonderful recovery from locomotor ataxia by the ageocy of Dr Williams' Pink Pills. Thinking they might possibly have a beneficial effect m my own case, 1 determined to try them and did so. lb was not until after the third box that I experienced any decided change for the better, but you mudt bear m mind that mine was a case of long standing, and, it was feared, one that m'^ht become chronic. My health then improved by leaps and bounds, and I am now, as you caD see, strong and hearty. I took m all, eight boxes. * The nature of my business calls for the display of considerable activity, and I am pleased to state that I have had no return of my old symptoms, and can face the coming winter without) any anxiety.' 1 Have we your permission to publish these particulars, Mr Tye V ' Certainly you have.' Mr Tye, senior, strongly corroborated the story as te his son's complete and permanent recovery from rheumatism, solely through the!agenoy of Dr Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. A perfect blood-builder and a nerve restorer are to be found m Williams, Pink Pills. They positively cure such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgia, partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St. Vitua' dance, nervous hea<3 ashe, nervous prostration, and the lired feeling arising therefrom, the aftereffects of la grippe, Influenza, dengue fever, and severe colds, diseases depending on humors m the blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc Pink Pills give a healthy glow to pale and sallow complexions. They are a specific for the troubles pecu liar to the female Bystem, and m the case of men they effeot a radical cure m all cases arising from mental worry, over-work, and excesses of any nature. Ask your dealers for Dr|Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and refuse all imitations and substitutes. Sold by chemists and storekeepers generally, or the Dr Williams, Medicine Company, Wellington, N.Z., will forward on receipt of stamps or post order, one box for 3a, or half-dozen for 18 j 6d. The wife of Mr D. Robinson, a prominent lumberman of Hartwick, N.Y., was sick with rheumatism for five months. In speak ing of it Mr Robinson Bays : ' Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the only thing that gave her rest from pain. For the relief of pain it cannot be beat.' Many very bad cases of rheumatism have been cured by it. For sale by ABhburton Drug Company. «- • -

Auction Sales To-morrow.

IT. Bullock, at the Arcade— Town Pro perty, Aitken Street; Suburban property, Allen ton, at 11.30 a.m.

MOUNT SOMERS.

From Oiir Own Correspondent The concert, held on Jure 3, for thi purpose of raising funda to re-flhor th< schoolroom, waß a great Riiccesß, both front a financial and a musical point of view. Th< schoolroom was crowded with a well-behavec and appreciative audience. The programme opened with a quartet entitled "Wayside Well," which was nicely rendered and 'oudly applau.lod. The same performers again contributed later on m the evening " Hurrah for the Glory." Mr Jago, who was m good voice, Bang " The standard on the braes o' Mar," and a'sn took part m a du^t with Miss Hood. Mr Purchase contribu ted a violin coin m hia usual excellent style. Mr Price gave one of his characteristic recitations, and also took part m a violin dust with Miss Hood. Mies Herring, who took well with the audience, sang very sweetly indeed, and Mr Barber caused a laugh by his comic rendering of " Aint you 'guine to." Onf of the treats of the evening was the plantation song " The old banjo" by the company. Miss Hood also sang the ever popular '• Robin Adair." The singing of "God save the Queen" closed one of the most successful entertainments held m this district, and I cannot close without paying a high tribute to Mr J. Price, who managed it. A dance followed, which was attended by about forty couples, and was a very enjoyable one. The musio, whioh was excellent, wns provided by Mrs Arnold (piano), Mr Price (violin), and Mr Arnold ('cello).

THE &BHBUBTON SUARDIAB ; FRIDA*,P,TUNE 10, i 895



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Don's Cough.—Relief can ba obtainec immediately. Übo "Keating's Couqi Lozenges " —well known as the utterly unrivalled Cough Remedy. Strongly recommended by many eminent physioim? They at once check the cough and removi the o&U8e without any after effect; the moa delicate can therefore take them. On Jpozenge alone gives sue —one or two at be< time emurei tnt, 8014 everywhere io tim , I3id e»«bf



FIIIE. FIRE. FIRE. fTIANK Containing SAUCEPANS, EOILFRS, & KETTLES, slightly damaged by re to be sold at about HALF the ordinary price. We advise our Customers to give us an early call if they want to buy a good Cheap and Serviceable KETTLE or SAUCEPAN as we have euph a demand for them. Enamelware. Enamelware. 20 OASES ENAMELWARE. WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING IN STOCK AT PRESENT- :- fteflfet c i J fi 0g "' 5 , Potato Steamera Basbs epaMl Stewpam Teanntu Billieß JLeapots .. Odlfender. Mixing Bowls Ootteerots COME EAhLY &' SECUEE THE BARGAIN?. Duchess Tea. Duchess Tea, TH J«AT U " T ?V s now »'J the rage,.in fact the demand has far exceeded o«r most up" this wesSSown° n Tea D ?W Wi " befoaa<i * few recommendafcionH praising 1 iDf ° m 8 ™** Tea 8»« the B^«* •»^otion:to Mb Huffam, Burnett Street, Hays— Thau it is the finest Flavored and most EconomicallT«a that he hu ever tried. Gi W. Leadley, Esq., aaya — That it is equal, if not superior to any J3w 4«J Teajthatjhe had been using and fit oan thoroughly recommend it. REMEMBER' theee are ODly a few of the many bonsfide Testimonials that *c hw received, and any of them can be substantiated at any time. This Tea is mixed with the LATEST MACHINERY racently purchased by us, and therefore the Tea can be depended upon to be of uniform quality. GIVE THIS TEA A TBIAL A*D YOU WILL UfcE NO OTHER] (x) FLETCHER BROS., CASH SUPPLY STORES, [East Street, and High Street, Chrigtchurcb* TREMENDOUS CLEARING BOOT SALE. FOR ONE KCpT|H. 13- THE SiYL.E IS MOW ON "S» JPfIE ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE IS NOW HOLDING THE GREATEST 300T SALE OP THE SEASON. ■BOOTS! BO OTS ! ! THE Following Prices are FORTY PER CENT, under COST PRIOE :— Ladies' Prunella House Bootß ... frcm 4/6 Ladies' Pretty Glace Strap Walking Ladies' Lasting Slippers  2/11 Shoes , 4/11 Children's Patent Straps (4 to 6, Men's Kip Boots (T. and H. Tips and and 10 to 1) ...3'9and4/6 Nails) M ... ... 8/11 Ladies' Pretty Glace Kid Shoes only 4/11 Children's Ankle Straps .- ... from If- Boys' Kip Lace Bootß (T. & H. Men's Bluchers only 4/il Tips and Nails) ... ... 4/11 Men's Felt Slippers... ... ... _ 1/6 Children's Warm Slippers .... ... 1/- LADIES' STROKG LACE BOOTS (Grand Value) ... only Sm lid. OTHERS MAY FOLLOW BUT WE LEAD. (mi** We have no Old Stock ; Our Goods are the BesU |®° REMEMBER ! THE ZKALA^DIA BOOT BTOBB ■ is now Slaughtering the Finest Stock of Boots and Shoes m Canterbury. This is the sort of Sale that makes the Mothers Smile COSIK EARLY AIVW AVOID TUB ntC»JH.' Don't Forget the AddreßS— JAMES MELLOR, ZEALANDIA BOOT£STOBE, TANCRED BTFET, ASHBURTON. W. CONGREVE, THE PEOPLE'S PRACTICAL IRONMONGER, -(o) TTTAVING OPENED A BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT AT ASHBUKTON, is prepared to supply all kinds of BUILDERS' FURNISHINGS and GENERAL IRONMONGERY at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. A splendid assortment of CARPENTERS' and ENGINEERS' TOOLS m Stook tf th« best warranted quality. WOOD-OAR VING TOOLS A SPECIALTY. Stoveß, Ranges, Register Grates, Mantelpieces, Trunks, Horse Clippers, Hol'owaM, Tinware, Enamellware, and Brush ware. CUTLERY— We have a splendid assortment m Stook, the best Sheffield manufacture, ■j Oils, Sheep Netting, Fencing and Barbed Wire, and all Fat m and Station Requisites. } YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BY PURCHASING YOUR IRONMONGERY AU W." CONGREVE'S, direct importer, t 7 BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON, OPPOSITE ARCADE, AND AT OHRIBTOHURQF. I B. CQNGREVE, Br*Bcb Mapjtgtr.



ASHBURTON T)OULTRY, T)IGEON, & /CANARY SOCIETY. ANNUAL SHOW TAKES PLACE ON Friday & Saturday, JULY 1 <fc 2. CLOSE ON JUNE 18. Art Union Tickets admit to Show. Price —One shilling. DOLL SHOW. E. A. ROBOTTOM, 6 79 Hon. Secretary. [T. H. UNDRILL ] [E, A. UNDRILL ] FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, WE beg to announce that at the request of numerous olientß, we have pur- cha B ed a FIRST CLASS UNDERTAKING OUTFIT, and that we are prepared to furnish funerals m the best possible style. EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. T H. UNDBILL AND CO., FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS. TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON. Note Address — Opposite Aroade, and nexi Building Sooiety Offioe. 5 21' EOZIfi ISiA i« pure



STOCKTAKING SALE. CLEARING LINES THIS WEEK. l Af\ Oaseß Kerosene 50 dozen Lamp Globes and Chimneys 1 Case Lamps (assorted) 16 owt. New Washing Extraob 25 Boxes Candleß 1 Cask Each of Flour of Sulphur, Ground Borax, Ground Saltpetre, and Ground Alum. 1 Case Enamelled Ware 2 Cask American Butter Dishes 1 Cask English China, including Cups and Saucers, Plates, Milks, Creams, Sugars, etc. 3 Crates English Earthenware, including Tea, Breakfast, and Dinner Ware, Table Jugß, Cheese Stands, Teapots, Toilet Ware, etc. Also a Full Assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Nickel Spoons and Forks, Electroplate, etc, SOLE AGENTS IN ASHBURTON ' TOR DELICIOUS MAZAWATTEE TEAS. CARSON & CO., Grocera and Ironmongers, Tea Merchants and Blenders. TANCRED STREET, AND ARCADE, ASHBURTON. 11OZIE TEA I* Uomt



AT REDUCED" PRICES. i WIRE NETTING, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, &c. 1 l OURJ|ESTABLISHMENT^WILL^BE CLOSEDgfor the Winter Montha at|s.3o p.m, with the exception of THURSDAYS & SATURDAYSjJwhen we close at X p m. and'9.3o^p.m.grespectively. ' > * JOHN ORR & C 5. T. H. UNDRILL & CO S, FURNITURE WAHEHOUSE, o ( [FANCY CHAIRS CARPETS IN LINOLEUMS! >REAT VARIETY K UGS, ETC. and Without I Bedßteada and Bedding Cushions. Furniture of all kinds Fust the thing for fcr^ llp^^kwlj made on the T. H. UNDKLLL & CO., CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, New Shop, Opposite Arcade, and Next Building Society's Office,



Hanmer and Graves. POT A TOE S. a "W E can s °PPly BBST DERWENTS ° TT at Low Piices. a ' ' ~~ ~ — ! KEROSENE. \ TT^E CAN SUPPLY THIS AT VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. HANMER & GRAVES. PLOUGH SHARES. Tip HAVE IMPORTED A LARGE QUANTITY of both RANSOME'S AN© HORNSBY'SrMAKES and are prepared to supply Farmers at the very lowest possible prices for Cash. HANMER &IGRAVEB. Dipping 1 Season. WE are prepared to DIP SHEEP at our DIPPING YARDS, opposite to the ABhburton Saleyards, and shall use LITTLE'S DIP Which we are also prepared to Supply to Farmers at Lowest Possible Quotations. IX^E ARE BUYERS OF GOOD OATEN-SHEAF OHAFF, WHEAT, O&TS, BARLEY, RYEGfIASS, ETO. ETO. -TTTE HAVE ALWAYS IN STOCK— Long and Short Feed Oats, Prime Oaten Sheaf Chaff, Rtyal Oil (150deg. Fire Test), Crushed Barley and Wheat for Pig feed, Whole & Broken Chick Wheat, Agrioultura Salt, Farm & Station Requisites of all kinds, including Tea (specially packed for us and imported direct by ourselves from Ceylon), Sugar, Soap, Candles, Oatmeal, Flour, Brau, Sharps, Salt (best table), Rock Salt. Fencing Wire (plain and barbed), Staples, Galvanized Sheep Netting (most suitable for fencing of) turnips), Clover and Turnip Seed, all varie- ties ; Ryegrass and Cocksfoot fmaohine dressed), Oils — Castor, Machinery, Boiled, Tattoo Oil (for branding sheep) &c, &o. HANMER & GRAVES. Friedlander Bros., Limited. TT^E Shall hold our NEXT MONTHLY HORSE FAIR, ON THURSDAY, TUNE 23, 1898, And are now Booking Entries for same. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Limited., R. FRIEDLANDER, 6 82 Auctioneer. MASSEYHARRIS COMBINED GRAIN AND FERTILISER DRILL. P U B L I O~~T R I A L S OK TIIE ABOVE DRILL XTTILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS — MONDAY, 13th inst,, at Mr G. W. Leadley's, Wakanui Road. WEDNESDAY, 15th inst., at) Miss Thompsons, Highbank. —all commenoing at 2 p.m. Farmers are cordially invited to attend. FRIEDLANDER .BROS., Ltd. Ashburton. TOILET. 7 ACRES of Good Land, with a comfort- able four-roomed Cottage, conveniently situated near Ashburton. Apply to FRIEDLANDER BROS., Lid.'*'} FOR PRIVATE SALE, A GRAND FARM OF 335 ACRES Of Really First-olaBS Land, With Large House, Five-stalfad Stable and Loose Box, Cow Yards and Shed, Dairy and Piggery. Full particulars to intending purohasers on Application to MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd., Stook and Land Agents. WE HAVE FOR SALE- MACHINE DRESSED Pearl Whe&t, FOR SEED. Grown by E. HERRING, Esq., or ALFORD^STAHON. True to name, an (excellent (yielding Wheat, and a Grand Change. Friedlander Bros., LIMITED ASHBURTON CHRYSANTHEMUM CLUB. rriHE Annual General Meeting will be X held m the Arcade Chambers on SATURDAY, June 9, at 8 p.m. All inter- • ested m Chrysanthemum Culture are invited, 7 J. 0. OAWSEY, 6 84 Hon. Secretary. Smfkt AW V4HH4



TO LET— Commodious Business premises with five dwelling rooms, near Post Office % at present oocupied by Mrs Knight. Apply to H. M. Jones. 6 11 WANTED— Elderly Person to aesist m housework and help with ohiidren. Apply Mrs Ran dell, ABhburton. 677 FOR SALE.— Quiet Roan Heifer, calved last month, Apply office of this paper WANTED KKOWN.-Ladies'FurTop Lined Kid Gloves 2b lid, 3s 6d, 4s 6d per pair. Worth double. — W. H. Collibb, " The Corner." BEST Value m the Trade.— lf you want to buy io the Cheapest Market go to McDonald and McDjasmid, East Street. IF you want quality, comfort and dura- bility, combined with cheapness, go to McDonald and MoDiabmid. WHEN Puzzled as to where to get your next Boots, just try McDonald and McDiarmid, East Street. I HAVE for Sale m the Seafield District a very nioe Property, containing 1600 Acres ; 300 m crop and 100 Aorea now being ploughed for rape. For particulars pply D. Ihomas, ABhburton. 5 240 "V^OUNG Ladies' Journal for June, Wel- ■ don's Ladies' Journal for May, fresh shipment of Ward, Lock, and Co. 'a Colonial Library by popular authors, Guy Boothby, iiockiug, Kernahan, Mitford Marsh, Davieß, and others. New lines m Stationery —H. M. Jones. i T. Bullock. TO-MOftROW, SATURDAY, JUNE 11. TOWN PROPERTY, AITKEN STREET. INTENDING Purchasers are reminded that the sale of T.S. 891, containing 1 rood, Aitken Street, with 4- roomed square tiousa thereon, the property of Mr Win. ttruce, will take place at the Arcade on the ibove date at 11,30 a.m., as previously advertised. T. BULLOCK, b 12 Auctioneer. TO-MORROW 7 SATURDAY, JUNE 11. SUBURBAN PROPERTY, ALLENTON. npHE Public are reminded that the Sale of JL Mr B. C Smithes Property at Allenton beiDg Lote 31 and 32, containing 1 ooro, with eight-roomed House thereou, will take place at the Arcade on the above date, as previously advertised. Sale at 11.30 a.m. T. BULLOCK, 5 73 Auctioneer. Public Notices. ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that the Balance Sheet) of this Board for the year ending March 31, 1898, is on view at the County Council'a offices. By Order, F. MAINWARING, Clerk. Ashburton, June 10, 1893. 6 85 THE SOMERSET MEAT MART. T>ATRONISED by Hia Excellency Lord JL Banfurly and all the elite of Ashbur- ton, invites inspection of the grandest dis- play of Meat ever seen m this County. The primesb Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork, and Small Goods, and although the prices are up, our quality is always Cheap. The Premier (Pig) is dead, and now on view. Our Pork Sausages at 4d per lb have become a household word, and England and America are shaking hands over it, (the saddle.) W. J. SILCOOK, 6 81 TO LET, FURNISHED. mHE UNDERSIGNED wishes TO LET X His Residence, «• Burford," East Belt, for the Session — Bay from June 25th to September 30th. Easy terms to a suitable tenant. Apply at Residence. 621 W. J. 'STEWARD. New Goods. New Goods, WHILE thanking our numerous Patrons for past favors, we beg to intimate that wa are opening up every week large and choice selections of BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS at prices cheaper than ever, and value unsurpassed. Ladieß' New German Slippers, Ladies' New Felt Slippers. Ladies' New Carpet Slippers. Ladies' New Walking Slippers. Ladies' New Walking Boots. Children's New Warm Slippers. Children's New Strap Shoe]. Gentlemen's Crop Cookhams, hand sewn, splendid fitting. Gentlemen's Horseskin Walking Boots. Gentleman's Gum Boots, GENTLEMEN'S WARM SLIPPERS, Etc., Etc. McDonald & McDIARMID MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS, EASI STREET, J. N.tgBQL.AS, MftWgor,



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