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United Press Association — By Kiev trie Telegraph ChkisTCHURCH, "Novnthrr 23 The market ac Addington to-d-v <*•««< email, but the attendance «aa lory. i' r business m most dcp^rtmortF bn ••!;— n. rt fl.-petially m fat sheep an>i In nib . t*'ivns f t export bcinp anxhua to«ecare consul? ir-.-nt.-. as this is the last week of theredu td win" r charges- Fat Cattle.— The supply— l 99 he*..! was considerably m excels of rrquirerooi>tß. and caused a drop of 10a to £1 on weißhutr beasts, too heavy for the present warm weather. A nice even line of well bred ehorthorn bul'f ck?, from Taranftki, fetched £8 2i 6d to £9, averaging about £3 lOi. i'rimr) Canterbury steers brought £Z to £9 others down to £6 2s 6d ; heifers, £3 2-j 6d to £6 10b ; best cows, £6 to £7 10*, and others down to £5 10 <. Per lOOlba, b^st beef was worth 19< to 21s, good 10s to 18, covr and inferior 13a to 15. Fat Fherp. — The yarding was not large, bub contained very good niUitcn, the bulk being shorn- Tl»« keennasg of oompofcitiou cinaed priceß to advance, especially i>v prime shorn, but those m wool were not so much sought after. Best crossbred wethers m the wool sold at 143 to 18j, ewes 12a to 15a, merino we' hers 12a, beat shorn wethers 13a to 15s, medium 11s 6d to 12 9d, best ewes 12s to 14s 4d, others down to 8a ; shorn merino wethers 63 to 7a- Fat Lambs — A small entry, and the keen competition caused a considerable advance. The bulk was taken for freezing at 12s to 148 3d, inferior sotts 12s 9d to 11s 6d. Store Sheep. — There was not a large entry, but all sold well — shorn wethers at 10a 8d to 108 9i, smaller lots up to 11s 2d ; shorn hogeets 7d lOd and 7a lid, others m wool 10b lid ; crossbred ewes and lambs 8s 8d all counted ; merino ewes and lambs 3s 8J all counted. Pigs- — A further advacee took plfic» m fats, which are pp' !»>? ftirlv *o-rce. Baconers and porkt?> ra % I uhy 4^.1 per lb per head. Bacom-rs .a si from 37s 6d to 66a 6d, porkers 22s 6d to 35 < 6i, etoreß 18i to 23?, and weaners 13a 9d to 153.

DROMORE.

From Our Own Correspondent

THE SEASON.

It is some time since, you bad any notes from your Dromore correspondent. In a seven years' experience of the district I have sever before seen things looking as prosperous as they do now. This is, of course, to a great extent doe to the regular and heavy rains which we have had. Jivery paddock presents to the observer a pleasing view of green vegetation. Grass and clover are abundant, and, strange to Say, the trhlU variety of the latter is most m evirTenc?. •The crops are looking veiy well indeid, being even and healthy m appearance. It i?, however, to be regretted that the rain which has done so much good should a'so have done a certain amount of harm. It was very unfortunate that a cold rain shou'd begin m the midde of the shearing, thu3 causing the death from exposure of a large number of shorn sheep. We are m great, hopes that the new freezing works, which are about two miles from Dromore, will cause things to go ahead here. If only as a means of employment for the settlers, they should be a greab benefit. It is impossible ior a man to support a family by working his small area of inferior land, and the result is that he has frequently to work miles away from home. This is not as it should be, and it is therefore to be hoped that regulnr work will soon be available close at hand. At anyrate, there can be no doubt about one thing, and that is — that the new works are bound to bring prosperity to the district us a whole. THE CUURCH. It was with great regret that those of us who attend the Church of England services at Dromore hoard of the approaching departure of the Rev T..A. Hamilton. He has been most energetic m his attention to the wants of the district, and through hi 3 efforts a flourishing Sunday School, con ducted by Messrs Gates and Wilkio, is now m existence. A concert m aid uf the SSu'id »y School priza fund is to be he'd on Wednes day next, November 30. Wo are looking forward to a musical treat', as a number of musicians are coming from Ashburton Besides the musical items, Mr Hamiltoa is to give a valedictory ad.ln>fls. Several of the t-chool children will alao recite. Of course I will send you a full aocouut later on. SCHOOL MATTERS. With regard to school matters the roll number keeps up well, there beiug now iifty-ono children attending the school. If there should be uny settlement round about the freezing works, it m likely that this number will be largely augmented, as Dromore will be the nearest school. 'Jhe School Committee are holding a special meeting on Saturday evening next, Novem ber 26, to make arrangements m connection with the school treat. Subscrip ion liste m aid of the pr'za fuud are m circulation, Mr 3. Blackburn, who as usual has been energetically canvassing the district., having already over £6 on hi<s list. A second list is also m the hands of a good canvasser.

The Mkssagb of Peace is always appre ciated and respected by all true men, for many of us hope the time is nob far distant when it may be universally adopted by all nations. When this comes to pass, happi ness and prosperity will be the rule and not the exception. In the meantime, Holloway'a Pills and Ointment have largely helped to make foreign nations understand that Englishmen delight m alleviating pain and Buffering. These wonderful remedies have been blessed m many lauds for the relief they have afforded and the cures effected. They are specially adapted for all complaintß affecting the liver, stomach and kidneys, and at this Beason no family should be without a supply. ;

THBASHBOHTON GOAUDIAN : THCJBSIUY, KOVJBMtJER 24, 1898

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Terms: Single Mare £4. Two or more as per agreement. Groom's Fee, 5s each mare. Good Paddocks. Every care taken, bat no responsibility. T. HARROLD, 92 Groom m Charge. TO STAND THIS SEASON at Aahburton and Travel the Snrroandingdiatriob, (THE WELL-KNOWN TROTTING STALLION, EXPEEIENCE. By General Tbaot, dam Fannt. EXPERIENCE is a bright bay horse, standing over sixteen hands high. Winner of first prize as a two-year-old afc Ashburton m 1894, also special prize for the best two- year-old on the ground, and first prize, Ash- | burton, 1895. His dam. Fanny, is by ; Tribune, out of that well-known trotting 1 mare Fan, and bred by Mr Cameron, of Springfield. His sire, General Tracy, is full brother to Kentucky, being by Berlin (im- ported), dam Jenny Tracy (imported)* Experience made his first appearance on the track at the Lancaster Park Trotting Club's Spring Meeting of 1897, winning m handsome style the two mile Progressive Handicap m harness, and distancing the field m the splendid time of 5.25, which must be regarded as a first-class performance for a horse making his first appearance on a trotting track. TERMS— Three Guineas per mare ; Groom- age ss, payable at first service. Mares taken m to graze at Is 6d per week. Every care taken, bub no responsibility. For further particulars apply to DENIS MbKENDRY, Lanrwtou, or R. MoDONNELL, Ashburton. y xUw



TIO STAND m Ashburton and Trave om fc he 'District for the season, the STANDARD-BRED TROTTING HORSE VIKING, BLACK HORSE, STANDING 16.1 Winner of High Class Handicap, (record 6.9), beating WUdwooi, Prlnoe Imperial General Tracy, little Willie, °» m SHck. Won easy. Also winner of 19 Trotting Races. Full brother to Violetta Junior, winner of Free-for-all, 5-7 ; and Era, never beaten on Track or Show Grounds. Bred by the late Andrbw Toww. Esq., Hobartville, New South Wales. Sire, Childe Harold 414 (Imp.), record 2 25, by Harold 413; dam. Violetta (imp ), by Echo, 462. OHILDE HAROLD, 2.25-Bred by A J Alexander, Esq., Wnodford Co., Ken- tucky, America. By Harold, son of Rysdyk's Eambletonlan 10; Ist dam Young Portia, by Mambrino Chief 11; 2nd dam Portia, by itoebnok (pacer), 3rd dam by Whip, etc. (See Breeder's Trotting Booh by Sounders)* > First dam VIOLETTA (Imp,) by Echo 462, son of Rysdyk's Hambletonian 10. Second dam MTA, and Sawyera'a Hambletonian, son of W hippie's Hamble- tonian 725. Third dam, BETSY AUS- TIN, of Montreal (a Canadian pacer). Echo 462 Is the sire of Belle Eoho, 2.20, and numerous others In the- list of 2.30. Childe Harold (imp.), record 2,26, has sired the fastest trotters m the Aus- tralasian Ooionles. Violetta Jr., full sister to Viking, won Free for-all ab Sydney, two miles 5 7 ; Era, full brother to Viking, has an unbeaten record on the -track and In the show ring, and wm recently sold for £650 cash, to go to England ; Oaterly, by Chide Harold from Rothschild's dam, is the Champion Trotter of Australia— l mile 2 25, 3 miles, 7.30f ; Yum Yum, 1 mile 227; Rita, 1 mile 2 30, 2 mllea 4-68; Prince Harold, 2 miles 457 ; Nea, 1 mile 2.34 ; Pastime, two miles 57 ; Fair Girl, two miles. 5 12; Fair Boy, 2 miles 6.14; Pearl, 2 miles, 5.17 ; Roebnd, 2 miles 5 17 , and many others, HAROLD 413, by Rysdyk'a Hamble. tonian 10, was also sire of Mend S., 2.8|. Harold's progeßy have Bired the champions of the world. Alix 2.3f (the world's trotting record) is from a daughter of Harold ; Robert J. (pacer), 2.1 (the world's pacing record), Is by Hartford, son of Harold ; Kremlin, 2.7f and Im- petuous( two-year-old) 2.15|, are from daughters of Harold j while last year 425 descendants were In the ** 2.30 or better " list m America. Harold is one of the most successful sires m America, and stands ab the high fee of 300 dollars (£62 10a) a mare. Vancleave, sire of Frits, is a son of Harold.



fPHE Pure-bred Draughb Stallion, Lord Stanley, Will Stand ab Mr George Thompson's Farm, Lyndhursfc, and will travel Methven, Calrnbrae, Lanriaton, and Winchmore Districts. LORD BTANLEY is a handsome cheat- nub horse,, 4yrs old, by Gialglevar-dam Blossom, by Early Morning, by The Banker. Oralgievar (imp), bay colb, i rising 6yrs old, with immense bone, and plenty of fine, silky hair. Bred by Peter Fergoaeon, Renfrew. He Id gofc by the famona Old Times [579, Hodges]. Hla dam is by the world-renowned Prince of Wales [6731 ; g d by Premier [0.5.8., Vol 1., 595]. Premier was the Glasgow premium horse In 1872, and the Wigton- shire premium horse m 1873, and was cofc by Bob Burns [105, vol. I ], dam Maggie, by Lothian Tarn [506]. Bob Burns waa gofc by the renowned Victor [892]. For full pedigree see cards. . TERMS-Season, £ 3 3s ; Guarantee, 4,4 4s ; Groomage, 6a, payable firsb ! service. Good paddocks for mares, bub no responsibility taken. Owners at time of aervloe responsible for service money. GEORGE THOMPSON, 9 225 Proprietor. LOOK CHEAP WINTER FIRING. NEW MOUNT SOMEBS COAL. OUTPUT has TrebTed daring the bib twelve months. IT IS USED EVERYWHERE. This Coal is the Besb and Cheapest Sfcea m And Household Coal m the market GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR PRICES so G. T. PARK, MOUNT- SOMEHS.



COX STREET. A Comfortable House of five' rooms situated on Town Section 776. The owner haying left the district will accept a low price. Farther particulars on application. F. FEBRIMAN. FOR SALE. 7 I Acres at Eketahuna, North Island, Close to Railway Station. TO those desiring a change of Climate this affords an opportunity seldom offered of obtaining a section whereon to build a comfortable residence within a convenient distance of a Railway Station. Fall particulars on application. F. FERRIMAN. TO LET. A Shop m Tanored Street. I Have a good shop to let m Tancred Street, within a chain of East Street. F. FERRIMAN, TO LET— WAKANUI ROAD. 4 ACRES of good land with a well stocked orchard and a capital dwell- ing house. To a good tenant a moderate rent will be accepted. F. FERRIMAN. IHAvVE a special sum of £10,000 to invest on a sound freehold security either m one or two sums at 4k per cent. i — ~~ • GUANO. (Extract from Government Analysis by Mr William Skey.) A VERT fine grained article and of good quality, containing 46 per cent of Tricaloic of Phosphate. F, FEKBIMAN Knife Grinders FOB Grass Mowers.



F. FERRIMAN. FOR SALE. 500 ACRES SHEEP FEED. I HAVE for Sale about 500 acres of good Sheep Feed, within about 10 milea of Ashburton, The property is well fenced and watered, and is capital country for fattening lambs. Apply F. FERBIMAN. FOtt SaLE The Goodwill of a Lease m Perpetuity at Lauriston. I Have received instruction to sell the Goodwill m the Lease m Perpetuity of 93 Acres of good land at Lauriston. The property is well fenced and watered and is sown down m clover, which pro- mises an abundant crop. F. FERhIMAN TOR SALE. Alford Forest Road. j LCT^3 containing | of an acre nearly opposite the Factory entrance gate. Full particulars on application. JB 1 . FERBIMAN. FOR SALE. HAVELOOK STREET. npOWN Section 467. upon which Is -L erected a comfortable house of seven rooms. Eaey terms can be arranged. F. FERRIMAN. FUR SALE.



I THE ** CORUNDUM GRINDING WHEEL " I Does Its work well. It wears bub little, I and will last, according to the amount of I work done, from three to five years, and I probably longer. There is a large hole m I the centre of the wheel, made water tight I by the flanges which clamp the wheel and I hold it m position. When the machine I is used this hollow space is filled with I water through a small hole In the side of I one of its flanges ; the hole is then plugged I up. When turning the wheel In grinding, | the'water is driven through its pores by I I centrifugal force, completely wetting Its I I grinding surface, this prevents the temper I I of the knife from being destroyed, which I I would be done if the wheel were used I I d>7« I I THE OPERATOR j I W J* ile e« ndln ß a k nlfe, stands facing the I I side of the whesl and over the knife I I clamp, this brings the grinding of the! I section directly under the eye. I j By means of a new improvement the I I grinder can be readily clamped to a pole I or the rim of any wheel having a width of I I from 3 to 5j inches. I I It requires but little skill to use this f grinder; the directions sent with each machine will, if followed, enable any one to work Ib without trouble. * I These maohinea are protected fully by J F, ferrimanJ 1 . ACfBNT, j



THE NEW MODEL DUTTON MOWER KNIFE GRINDER THE New Model Dutton Mower Knife Orinder is believed to be as near perfection as such a machine can bs made. A most Valuable Improvement has been made m the means used for holding the knife to the grinding wheel, when being ground. The pressare of the knife against the wheel is made less at the lower part of the knife section, where the least grind- ing is needed, and is gradually increased as the wheel is moved along tha edge of the section towards its point. *'keep the knives sharp," Is what every manufacturer of mowers directs. With this grinder It can easily be done. With a dull knife, the wear and strain, both on machine and team, are greatly increased, and the grass will be badly cut. A man, or even a boy, with this machine, can grind a mower knife per- fectly, and with ease and rapidity. When a seotion is dulled or nicked by coming In contact with a stone, as often happens, it can be sharpened without grinding the other sections.



tS DURINa THIS MONTH WITH 2 g "THE CORNER" g '§ DRAPERY & CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT 3 ZO. GQ WILL BE PRESENTED WITH W. H. COLLIER'S MUSICAL & PICTORIAL ALBUM S H FKEE. - g »2< riIHIS Magnificent Album contains lOs worth of Music and 16 A. pages of beautiful illustrations, VIEWS OF ASHBURTON Reproductions from Famous Oil Paintings, ABSOLUTELY FREE ' m GQ Don't make any mistake. If you buy from •• THE CORNER " you rh £j get better value than you get from any other firm and you also eeto h£ H lOs WORTH OF MUSIC \ TJIT> fS im 2 IT* 16 PAGES OF LOVELY PICTURES / jj JttjCiJbi, 3 tr 1 . Come and get one of these splendid Albums at once, as only a u3 J-J limited number can be obtained. Nothing like this Album has ever M been seen m Ashburton before. M Q COME AND BEE AND BE CONQUERED! DQ W. H. COLLIER, § "THE OORNE R.» G. D. H. HBFFOBD, MaAger. TBN SBILLINGS. TEN SHILLINGS, WILLIAM SPARROW, TAILOR & OUTFITTER. f\ UR sto °k consista of all the LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE SUITINGS that it is possible to procure, and at prioes that cannot be beat m the trade. g2S S^^Fffi A £2ffi k A^^ -»—-^ *'. FIRST HATS, SHIRTS, SCARVES, PORTMANTEAUX, RUGS, Exo. BOOT X>KJE*AR ) TMJEIVX. mX BOOTsTND y RHnw R y0 f Ur afcttD i ion - t0 . our 2 L «« c «■»* of Ladiea' and Gentle- FiTo^Bwtrkmen 0 ° RDER> AN ° REPAIRS EXECUTED by IQ7 W. SPAEBOW, EAST STBEET.



. Orders received by •FRIJEHDI^AarDJER JBROs*., Limited., DATVIT> THOMAS, TJHJE 81.JZ,. FABMEBis CO-UPEBATIVE iJ SSSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Limited., oft Al_JBJE*fcT ROBERIS, AGKNT, a.shburtou. CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 880 F. WAYMOUTH, Secretary. " SPRING — 1898- ASH BURTON FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. ESTABLISHED 18H3. DIRECT FURNISHING IMPORTERS. "\/$7" E are now Bnowin g a Choice Assortment of Linoleums, Bruaßels, Tapestry, and * ,»_. . Kidder Carpets, also Squares, Rugs, Mats, Etc., m Latest Deßigna. Japanese and China Matting, Rugs, Mats, Etc. Brackets, Whatnots, Poles, Etc. Also largest Btock m town of Brass and Iron Bedsteads, m new and pretty designs. All sizes " all prices. Overmantels, Toilet Glasses, Bedroom Sets, over one hundred sets to choose Il'om. Chairs m endless Variety and Prices. As most of the above lines are direot from the Manufacturers we arc enabled to'sell auiowest possible prices. SPRING CLEANING- - WE have also a large etock of Cretonnes}, Tapestries, Velvets, etc., for Furniture ! Coverings and Hangings Having obtained the services of a First-Class Upholsterer (late of A. J. White's) those desirous of having their Furniture Renovated would do well to place their orders early. All.work done on the Premiees by Competent Workmen. CALL AND INSPECT. NO ONE PRESSED TO BUY AT T. H. UNDKLLL & CO. OABINET.MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE-FRAMERS, & UNDERTAKERS, TANCRID STREET, Opposite Arcade, and Next building Society's Office. Agents for Clegg's Perambulators & Go-carts, B-iraon's Wicker Chairs, Scotb and Wilson s Venetian Bhndß, Shadea, etc., Faulkner's Wire Mattreßsea, Mats, eto, TEN SHILLINGS TEN SHILLINGS, g EVERYONE WHO SPENDS * 10/- CASH



GIVING UPBUSINESS SEEDSMAN'S FITTINGS COMPLETE FOR SALE. EMPTY TANKS FOR SALE. PREMISES TO LET. J. SEALY AND CO. BELFAST FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TflOR 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.



: o\j^j° DUNLOP'S __ £7#e Cljoicest \ Pare, Wholesome, Fragrant. li 7 &?£ World* ALL TORACCONTSTS. . - - -, ■ „



G. K. ASKIN, MACHINIST & OYOLE MECHANIC, TANCRED STREET, Opposite the English Church. BIC¥CLBB~KBPAIBED. WORK GUARANTEED. AGENT FOR THi" BUST BICYCLES IN THE WORLD, viz:— HUMBERS, SWIFTS, TRIUMPHS, SINGERS, and ABIELS. J ? , CD p> fc=J aco g O W 3 * S p, hh § I 3- h » g S3 g-^ c §» b. t- gPEGIAL. NOTjCE. Henry McElrea BEGS TO ANNOUNCE thab he has secured the Store and Premises lately occupied by the Eclipse Bicycle Company, m Cameron Street, fronting BariDg Square, where he will be a CASH BUYER



WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, FAT, Etc. In any Quantity, giving full Market Values. He will also deal generally m 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 m Town and Suburbs AT WHOLESALE PRIOES. 10 195 Established 1880. Telephone No 69 BAKER BROS., FIURNISHING TTNDERTAKERB C URNISHING U NDERTAKERS DIRECT Importers of Beet and Latest Designs m FUHERAL FURNISHINGS. FUNERALS Conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, at moat reasonable Charges. Corner of Wakanui Road and Cas Streets, and Baker and Brown's Coacl Factory. STEATHMOEB PRIVATE HOSPITAL. EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS JUST COMPLETED UNEQUALLED In"tHE COLONIES FO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OASES. /'"IAN Accommodate upwards of FORTI W) MALE *nd FEMALE PATIENTS TERMS ; From 2 Guineaa pei week PATIENTS CAN BE ATTENDED BY THF/J., OWN MEDICAL ADVISER ' Apply to— THE MATRON, , Strathmore Private Hospital, Ferry Road (jußt over Eaßt Belt), Chrht 100 ohuroh. thft V p N * glwwe Wtheir windows will chow tom^nf 1 ? 11^,* Berr ym<mare determined Sffi.*.-"? 1 ,? lh t « r W-PU^Wm »8 the leading



ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. A DVANCES of £25 and upwards made jOL on Freehold Properties, repayable by d Monthly, Quarterly, or Half Yearly instal menta. Loans are also granted for Fixed Period ab lowest current rates. Deposits received at hlghcsb current rates AU information on application to ° EDWARD STEPHENS, Manager X .DRINK DELICIOUS PERFECT IN QUALITY, FLAVOR AND BLEND. Paoked m Tins, the delicate Aroma Absolutely Preserved. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GROCERS George Jesson, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, EABT STREET, TT AS juab received a large consignment of Watches, Clocks, etc, suitable for WEDDING PRESENTS and is now selling ab Christchurch Prices. REPAIRS, Exo, PROMPTLY EXECUTED SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. TANORKD STREET PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE. — ESTABLISHEDIB76. i C. CHAPMAN, HOUSE DECORATOR, BUN WRITER, PAPERH ANGER, 1 GRAINKR, GLAZfER, 2STO. T7IIRST-CLASS MATERIALS, J COMPETENT WORKMEN, PERSONAL SUPERVISION. ' Priceß as low as possible, consistent with \ the very best »vork. Advioe and designs for dooorationa free _ of cost, Skilled workmen aenb to any parb of the ti diabriob. **



HOUSE of five rooms, centrally situated inTancred Street^ T. BULLOCK. to le~tT~ Two Acres with new Cottage of three rooms thereon, fronting Leeston Street, Trevorton. Apply to T. BULLOCK., Agenb IMPROVED FARM OF OKCi ACRES .» near Willowby, with fal t/ \j extensive improvements, the .pro- perty of Mr T. Hay man, to be sold at a reduced price. 27 acrea m wheat, 50 acres m oats, 25 acres m turnips, remainder m English grasses. Offers are invited for the purchase of this on easy terms of payment. [T. BULLOCK POIB 6mED~! '• A. report comes from the district of Wagunyah N.P.W., of a Fettler and his family exhibiting very serious symptoms of poisoning after pnrtakiDg o their evening meal. In searching for the cause, sus pioion iell on the tea they had used. A sample taken from a one pound tin m use was analysed and found to contain strong traces of muriatic a«i(1, the presence of whicb is caused by the uee of spirits of salts m welding the parts of tin together; Ihe analyst warns consumers that tea packed m Email tins, owing to. its very absorbent nature, is very liable to become impregnated with this acid, and therefore dangerous for human consumption, and advises that the very safest package to purchase is that packed Jn lead with en inside lining of vegetable parchment Thisstjl of pa ket is quite impervious to the air, and tea so packed has been known to retain all its aroma and strength for a period of five years." WOK K.— KOZIE TEA is packed m lead with an nside lining of Vegetable Parchment.



T. BuIIOCK. I TO LfcT at a very low rental, House of five rooms with verandah, together with five sections, fronting Alford Foresßt Road- Apply to T. BULLOCK. 15s- Price wanted for Town Section 795, containing £ acre, fronting Cox Street. Nice site for a house. Very good land for garden purposes. T. BULLOCK. FOB SALE. SHEEP COUNTRY AT HINDS, ' 000 AOREi? » witn the Option of fal\J\j another Seotian of 59J aoreß close to the above. B.S. 33456, 33461, and others fenced and divided into paddocks, well watered wilh Counby Water Races. Low Price and Easy Terms. For particulars apply to T. BULLOCK. TO LET AT REDUCED RENTAL, DWELLING of Eight Rooms and Scull- ery, small Stable, etc., together with 2 Acres odd of land. Well situated, adjoin- ing the Presbyterian Manse and fronting Beach Road. The owner having left the district is the reason of the property being to Let, Apply to T. BULLOCK. TO LET]



MATT. B. SHAW, PHOTOGRAPHER, WISHES to inform owners of all kinds of Animals that he has an Apparatus capable of taking a clear picture m the one- hundredth part of a second, and that he is ready to take all kinds of animal life piotures, from a racehorse m full gallop down to a pet pussy performing her toilet. Those desirous of having a GOOD Photo- graph may leave their addresses ab Mr Davis's ' Royal Hotel, Ashburton, where they can be shown samples of MR JShaw's work done sixteen years ago, as well as pictures of to-day, amongst the lattei interiors of Ashburton places of business the execution of which he challenges competitors to excel. Portraits can be arranged for ab Mrs Robottom's Studio— finished m style. 10 238 TTtOR RELIABLE MACHINES at Lowest Prices go to THQ Eclipse Cycle Works, TANCRED STREET. FOR the widest selection of English and American Bicycles try the Eclwse Cycle Works. «5 First-class Models to select from. FOR Bicycles on the Easiest Terms go to "THE Eclipse Cycle Wcrks. FOR thr rough Repairs ab Shortesb Notice try THE Eclipse Cycle Works. FOR the bof t selection of Cycle Accessories, including li flatore, Bells, Saddleß, Handle Bars, Gripß, Pedals, Chains, Chain Wheels, Cranks, Lamps, Lubricatiog and Burning Oils, Chain Lubricant, etc., go to THE



S/s. IN Jl> JSii s^: He sous Jbluca.- - lypii"Extrnct. 1 Y<ler the 'J'htinguiehed patronage of His \ M j<'-iy Ihe Kicgof Italy, as pe r oommunica- -1 on made hy the A? ii. utter for Foreign Affairs ■».:-.. ■•<.■_': <.•.«-- GopMi'-nrtiieral for Italy, at ■v- 'a- urn*-, M(i: oh 14, 1878. Awarded : ■.;i!ifii a: t c Am 3 enium Exhibition, 1883. | <•'■ in-i- :lt-<-g«d l>\ Medical Clinics and Ji.iver.'iu. s all ov«r tho Giobe. ■|.hnr6 tire imitations of Eucalypti Extract • ?■•{ n.i.cket, products of simple iir.iiin> i;i» tunning crude resinous oils. In wJ. » '. hi '. tlu-si, o* ude oih may not be taken, j •.il'fl J'L'Uifl VOLATILE EUCALYPTI •JX'JEACi, v. hioh is recognised by the li^'io.i uivi^iou of the Prussian Government \ ■•« ■»[ perfectly pure origin, as per formation forwarded to us through the 'oi>*ui at Melbourne, March 2, 1873, we *tate :— It is proved by teats by the Medical Clinics of tho Universities at Bonn and Greifswald, Prussia, and reported by Dr. Schulz.Professor of Parmacology, at Bon, and Professor Dr; Mosxipr, Director of the Medical Clinics at Greifswald, that only products that are saturated with oxygen and freed of resinous and other aubstancoa, adherent to primary distillation, will develope the •^native qualities proper to the plant \ll crude oils, or so called Kucalypti Extracts are to be clas9e<3 according to the named authorities, among the turpentinee, which ire abandoned long since as an nternal 'ddicAment. These crude oils, or 80 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 oxygen. By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear- ance being reduoed m specific density through the presence of acids. By their taste, the result of the contracting 1 tendency of resins and tennates. If tbeße crude oils, so-called eucalypt cxtraots, are applied by mistake m cases of croup, bronchitis, diphtheria, internal nflamations, dysentery, etc., the oon- sequences are most appalling.* For safety akeaskaIwaysforSANDER&SON'SEUOA- LYPTI EXTRACT.— Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia. SANDEE & SONS.



Eclipse Cycle Works, TANCRED STREET. FOR SALE. TTTE Have on hand several NEW AND SECOND-HAND GIGS, & OTHEE YEEICLES, Which we can dispose of at reasonable prices. F & h7"sT£EL, Viotorian Steam Carriage and Iron Works West Street, Ashburtoa. AET CLASSES. &LR. A. W. ARTIST, From South Kensington School of Art, London, England, HAS Opened a STUDIO ia Saunderß' Buildings, opposite railway station, and is prepared to instruct Pupils m all branches of the profession. FEES PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Oil or Water Color Painting .... a© l lOs 6d Drawing ... .« d£l Its Per Term of Twelve Lessons. Pupils oan commence at any time. Addraaß— The Studio as above. RAMBLER BIGYCLES. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED a Consign- meat of the Neatest, Strongest, and most Comfortable Machines m thejnarkeb, THE RAMBLER RACING MACHINES & ROADSTER^ AND A fePECIAL LINE OP LADIES' MACHINES, All fitted with Dunlop Valveß, etc. Cyclists and others are Invited to call and inspect these machines. Terms and Prices Easy for RAMBLERS 10 60 D. THOMAS, West Street.



GREAT DISPLAY OF Summer Norelties NEWEST DRESS MATERIALS m all the LatestTextuteß and Colour- ings m Serges, Tweedr, Venetian Cloths, > etc , etc Fancy Trimmings, Giirps and Braids to match. FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING AT REASONABLE CHARGES. CHOICEST SELECTION?- ia Town of Washing Fabrics for Summer Costumes and Blouses. Unique Deaigcr. Choice Colourings. PRINTS~RINTS. SPLENDID LINE FAST COLOUR PRINTS at 4s& per yard. CHOICE PATTERNS. LATEST NOVELTIES m BELTS, GLOVKS, COLLARS an 3 CUFFS, LACE SCARVES, UMBRELLAS, SUN- SHADES, VEIL NEIS, &c, Ac, &«.« A. P. Williamson, CASH DRAPER & CLOTHIER Tanored Street.