The Ashburton Guardian.

VOL XIX. NO. 4401

Ashburtojs • Saturday, January 32, 1898.

PRICE : OISHB PEN*Y



. beggars " were sent flying •' out of that " m the most final and satiifactor y manner ! 1 Last summer one of our grandchildren I was sick with a sevt re bowel trouble. Oar doctor's remedies had failed, then we tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very speedy relief. We regard it as the best medicine ever pot > on the market for bowel complaints. — Mr E. W. Gregory, Frederickstown, Mo. Thi* certainly is the beta medicine ever put on the market for dysentery, summer com- plaint, colic andcholerainfanbumin children. It never taiis to give prompt relief when nsed m reasonable lime and the plaid printed directions are followed. Maoy mothers hare expressed their sincere gratitude for the cores it has effected. For sale by Ashburton Drug Company. - ! ■"' . 5000 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES TO PICK FROM. Try our new^leathers. . Every pair Guaranteed. JAMES lIELLOE, TANCRED STREETj ew ; 1 g ■■ 1 as ■ s f MAKE NO MISTAKE. MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STOEE. 'T'HE PUBLIC BOOT BENEFIT Second to none m Canterbury FOR GOOD CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES. Pronounced by the Ashburton Public to give wonderful value for little money. =! t < v 1 0 c •? 2 pa Co c 8 a = ** o < 0 oarg. c. g en .. ~ « < a 1 77 3 — ° ' 3 s Z - c o -v o' ' S O o _ 2. c • d — 111111111 I I I I I I I I I Baker Tiros. rr»URNIBHING- UNDERTAJOiJKS, Corner of Wak»nui Road and Cass Streets and Ht Baker and Browa'a Coach Factory, Hivelock Street. EVEH\ REQUISITE SUPPLIED. Telephone No. 69. FOR PRIVATK SALE ON EASY TERMS, OR WOULD BE EXCHANGED FOR TOWN PROPERTY. npHAI Charmingly Situated Subutban 1 Property on Belt Road, Allenton, containing about' 63 Acres of the best land iv the County, with really good House, Orchard, and every convenience ; at present ! occupied by H. F. Nicoll, Esq., under lease expiring March 5 next. i Full particulars from I WILLIAM HORN&. I 155



SIR HENRY ILIVJ2LOCK-ALL4N. ♦ — Major-general Sir H. M. Havelock- Allan, who was recently killed while riding through the Khyber Pass, served as a staff officer under Major-general Camerou, and Brigadier-general Oarey m the Waikato war of 1863 64. Though his regitueut (the Ist Battaiiuu of the 18th) was not engaged, the major came out to serve with the 2ud Battalion of the same regiment, and 'was known as the terror of ali orderlies —or " Madcap Havelock " — as at any hour of the night he would order one of his men to ride with him through the enemy's camp, and on several oc- casions was hotly pursued, his bravery always getting him out of the trying situations he many times found himself placed m. Another fad of his, still remembered by those of his regiment yet living, was the persistent use he made of the " cat " m case of drunken- Dess among the soldiers j and all other crime was always sure of lenient deal- i ing save that. Though recognised as a very daring and courageous leader, he was always more feared than loved by his men. This information is given to the Wairarapa Times by Mr fl. Marsh, who served under the deceased m the Maori war. " Vidette " m the Melbourne Argus says: — Ie is not as colonel of ihe Royal Irish, a lieutenant-general, or a member of the House of Commons that Sir H. Havelock-Allan is best known to fame, or will live longest m the popular recollection. It is as the " boy Harry," of Havelock's famous double march on Lucknow — the light- hearted, hard-riding, fearless boy- soldier, his father's aide-de-camp, tbe delight of the soldiers, who added the I reckleßsness of a schoolboy to the courage of a hero. Young Havelock's feats, indeed, had sometimes m them a touch of schoolboy iinpishness ; but the lad himself was one of the most gallant spirits, m the gallant band around Haveloisk, who were the leaders m that immortal march, first to Oawnpore and then to Lucknow, m 1.857. Atchibald Forbes has drawn one of his . inimitable word pictures of the group of war-scam d veterans who stood round the grave of the elder Havelock on i he morning of November 25, 1357. lliere was Colin Campbell, with his stern visage and bristling hair ; the chivalrous Outrain ; "staunch old Walcer Hamiltuu " ; Fraser Tytler, the ever ready ; William Peel, one of M>p incut gallant, yet gentle, spirits that ever wore the Queeu's uniform ; and tint. " colossal red Celt," the ill fn.ted <~ clrian Hope. It wa« a group of Umuua standing round the grave of a hero ; and m a wide swerp round were •tho men of the lloss-shire Buffi* and NeiiPs " blue caps," tho Madras Fusi li^rs. But m that picturesque scane, amongst white-haired and war-scarred" veterans, the most pathetic figure was that of " the boy Hany," to whom the campaign, m Forbes's words, " had brought the gain of fume and the 10.-s of a father." Oae of tho lf boy Harry's " impish feats aright have proved a very setious mutter, but it turned out to be a brilliant stroko of genius. At the Oharbagh bridge on September 25, 1857, a detachment with two guns was fighting a desperate duel with six guns of the enemy, and young Havelock by a trick succeeded m getting Colonel N( ill, of the Madras Fusiliers, to make an unauthorised attack — which ended m a brilliant achievement. The Madras Fusiliers were lying down : under cover near him. Neill, their ' colonel, who was that day fighting j his last battle, stood m the bay of a ( garden wall close by. Outram was leading a flanking movement to turn the bridge ; but Maude's gunners, ; while that movement was m process, . fell fast. Young Havelock sat coolly near on his horse, amid the tempest J of fire, watching the duel of the guns ; ' and to him Maude appeals. He must retire his guos, he saya, unless help is . given — and given promptly. Have- -3 lock urges Neill to rush the bridge, 1 but ISeill is too good a eoldier to raovn without orders. He has t) wait till - Outram's fi ink movement has shaken ,i the Sepoy defence before he lets his y men loose, and he is sternly deaf to Q young Huvelock's appeal. The '• the '[ boy Harry " rode quietly round a bend N of the road to the rear, until .he was a out of the colonel's sight, and after w&itxng for a few moments he swept w back round the corner at the gallop, drew his horse sharply back on its haunches m front of Neill, saluted, and id m his most official tones, said, " You rt » are to carry the bridge at once, sir.' — It was a pious fraud, an horoic fraud but a fraud all the same. Youi < ir ; Havelock, m a word, trickpd Neiil int( the belief that he brought nn ordei from the general ; and that imaginary c order instantly let the regiment loose ° r Neill was deceived by it. "Get thf regiment together then," he said to hi: __ next m command, " aud see it forinec up." J3uv so eager were officer and men that a cluster of them, with _ out waiting for any " forming up, 63 were m a moment m headlong chargi ia- upon the bridge. Young Havelocl himself rode amongst the foremo3t o ~ the Fusiliers as they racod on to tlv . a bridge. A blast of iron hail from tin i in Sepoy guns struck down everj 3 S | man of the group except youn< ;c. Havelock himself and a cor Y > poral of the Fusi'iers. Youn^ Havelock rode coolly up to tho ram a8 part of earth which crossed the bridge ier behind which the Sepoys were toiling ft P to reload their guns, and, waving hi od sword, shouted to the Fusiliers t °t " come on." The corporal, as he dv on charged his musket through the ernbra — sure m the earthworks, assured youn Havelock, " Never fear, sir ! We'! Boon have the beggars out of that ! and, as a matter of fact, m anothe moment tlie Fusiliers' came sweepin 'over bridge and etrthwork, a.nd, « th



WANTED. D EMEMBER, Remember, that Mbllob's JLV Stock-taking Sale will last for fourteen daya only. Now'a your time to buy. c, of TfiT ANTED Known, Girla' Pretty Strap ▼ f Shoes, can or blaok, only 3a 6d, at Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store. WHERE are you going to, my pretty maid? To Albllob's Cheap £001 Sale, air, he said, WANTED Known— Spectacles, Eye Proteotora, Goggiea, Folders, and Everything m the optical Jina »t 8 S a task's, Optiotao . • WANTED Known, the doors and windows ate lined with wonderfu | bargains, at Mellob's Zeatandia Boot Store. WANTED Known. — Boyß' Overcoatß 3a 9d, Boots 4i 6d to 7s lid. Infanta' Boots 6d, tour Gent's tiea for Is, tour pair of Sooka ior Is, Cap 6d, Best Colonial i Trousera 6a lid.-— A. Orb's Sale of Assigned Estate of W. S. Mitchell. 8 185 WANTED Known — Two cases of Sample Hosiery for Bale, Ladies' Combinations and Ve&ts, Plain and Fancy Stockings, Men's Socks and Vests, all at landed cost. — Mitchell & Tubnbb. WANTED— Ladies to give Mitchell & 'lUBNER's Dresses and Dress making one trial. A unique selection of Blouse Goods and Trimmings now sho wing WAITED Known— That you can get Furniture at A. HARRISON'S, East Street, - next Umbrella Shop, at Christchurch prices, and equally good Uuoheaae Cheßts at from £3 Id ; five-drawer Chests at £2 15a ; four- drawer Chests at from £1 15*. All other things at reduced pr.ces. 12 94 ~ -I WANTED Known, Mkllor's Bargain I Sale now on. Come early. Chil- | dreu's Straps Is 9d, ÜBually 2s 6d. WANTED Known— A Cheap Boot Sale at iVIELLOB's, for fourteen days only. BLUEDeiwent Potatoes, 3s 6d per bag Sharps, bi per bag ; Braa, 3a 6d per bag, ex store. Fletcher Bros., Ashburton. PEOPLE Should not Mua the Great Sale at VV. H. Collier's, "The Corner." BARGAINS too numerous to mention at VV. H. Collier's Clearing Sale, "The Corner." FOR t?ALK— I Galvanised lion Ship's Water Tank, 400 gallons. Apply Fletcher Bros. ]710R Purity und Kxcelleuce try Flower's j Celebrated lomato Stvjce. himplj <ia icious wi'h hot or cold joints. V^HRISI MAS Presents m Fancy Choco- \J late Boxes ; largest stock iv town to select from. Dll and inspect, at H. A. Flower, leading Confectioner. WANTED Known— Weldon's Journal, Christmas ; Young Ladies' Journal, January ; Something to Read ; Weldon's Dressmaker, Weldon's Bu/.Aar, Windsor Magazine (Christmas), Strand Magazine (Christmas)— at H. N. An person's MRS ALCORN'S New Toys, Dolls, Balls, etc., for Christmas and New Year are now opened up and inspection is invited. Mount Melhck stamped work. Embroidered Tray Cloths, Pillow Covers, Handkerchiefs, etc., also to hand. All kinds of Underclothing, Pinafores, and Aprons made to order on the premises. Millinery and Dressmaking receive strict attention. A good assortment of Costumes Dress Goods, Prints, Muslins, Embroideries Laces, Jackets and Capes. WANTED Known-That we are now showing the finest assortment of Gents' Ties, Bows and Scarfs, we have ever had the pleasure of submitting. Men's and Boys' Straw and Felt, Hats m endless assortment. New Goods m Tennia Shuts just opened. — Mitchell & Turner. WANTED Known, m fourteen days I intend to sell 1000 pairs of Boots.— Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store. I HEARD a man say that you got wonder ful value for little money, at Mbllo&'c Cheap Boot Sale. AN TED, wise fathers and mothera tc Vt remember thab Mellor's Annua Boot Sale is now on. WANTED KNOWN— Mrs Huf*aiv having taken the premises lately I occupied by Mr G. Neill, intends to opei same as Ladies' Dining and Refreshmen Rooms, where visitors will find a long fel want supplied. Meals at all houra. A fey boarders will find all the comforts of home. The Wife's Welfare. titihtise posted free. It will teach you more ths all the years you've lived. Every woman shou' read it Write Professor Hermann, French Specialis 4 Collins-place, Melbourne. YOUNG MEN, S Write to me for valuable free Book concerning you i r selves. Professor Hermaun, Speoialiit, 4 Collin _ place, Melbourne. LOOK HERE— Herbal Beer, Lemonad Soda Water, and all other Summ Drinks at 2d per glass at W. C. Page Store, East Belt. BOOTS Boots, Boots, wonderfully chei at Mellob's Zealandia Boot Store. "FUST Fancy, Men's Pegged Bluchers t) lid, usually 8* 91. — Mellor's Ze landia Boot Store. FISHING Season. — I am vow showing great variety of fishing requisites all the latest designs, including Rod Minnows, Flies, Traces, Re.els, Gut, Line Waders, Rod Mountings, Hooks, et Fishing Licenses ou sale. — J. W. Hardlk East Street. |Q " ' ' WANTED Known— That J. Moison h received a varied atook of Summ Boota and Shoes (blauk aucl tau) m sin and lace up, whioh he will sell at a goi Diaoount) for Cash. Repairs aa usual do at onoe. Nothing but the best is kept J, Moison's Premier Boot Depot, Ashburti KOZIE lISA.



A GIGANTIC IDEA HAS Occurred to the Proprietors of the New Zealand made " Atalanta " Bioyol whereby anybody, Lady or Gentleman, can obtain the exolusive use and choice ' AN ATALANTA CYCLE, Fitted with Dunlop Tyres, new, and equipped with all accessories necessary to render a maobine absolutely ready for use FREE OF CHARGE. As the publication of the working of this absolutely new system of supplying Bicycles would soon exhaust the largest stock m the world, we have decided to limit its application to those who make personal or written application to the Company's Depot Managers at Christohuroh, Dunedin, and Wellington, who will then explain to those applicants the nature of this colossal enterprise and furnish them with all particulars requisite for their participation m the advantage! of this our latest enterprise. The Austral Cycle Agency, LIMITED. COLOMBO BTRKET,:CHRISTCHURCH ; 123, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN ; AND 61, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. HEAD OFFICE— I 39, 141 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne. BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY r~i KEAT ANNUAL SALE of Surplus Stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHING. & BOOTS, WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, January 15. IMMENSE REDUCTIONS. ( X )__ ANDREW ORR. BieyOLES, BIOTCLBS, BICYCLES. LANPELL^AND SON, EXPRESS OYOLE WORKS, BURNETT STREET (next The Olub.) The oldest and largest Cycle Building and Repairing Shop m Aehburton. IMMENSE Stock of New and Second-hand Bicycles on hand at prices which will defy competition. SECOND-HAND MACHINES AT £2 10s, £3 10a, £5, £6, £7/ £ B, £10, £12— MUST BE CLEARED. Larce Stock of Outer Covers and Tubeß. Also, Lampß, Bells, Saddles, Toe Clips, and everything connected with the Bioyole Trade. CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED IN NEW ZEALAND 10 179 NEW FRUIT ! NEW FRUIT !! Cleaned by Patent Machinery. VTAVING PROCURED one ot the LATEST* PATENT FRUIT CLEANIN< _LJL MACHINES, the Public will find it to their advantage to purchase thei CHRISTMAS FRUITS from us, as they will be washed, cleaned, and dried, read for use. Finest Currants 5d per lb MuHcatellea ... ..,. ... 8d perjlb Finest Eteme Raisins 6d to 7d per lb Dried Apricots, Pears and Fineßt Sultanas 7d per lb Peaches lOd per lb Mixed Pee), Orange, Lemon and Pressed Hops , ... Is 3d per lb Citron 8d per lb Jelly Powdera (assorted) .... 6d per pkb Barcelona Nuts .- ••• 3d per lb Herringß m Tomato Sauce lOd per tin Almond Nuts lOd per lb Fresh Herrings 6Jd per tin Mixed Spice ... lid per pkb Kippered Herrings lOdpertin ftrillitfc's'* Supreme " Flour 2001bs 24s English Potted Meats ... 3d per tin .iwwuvo v lOOlbs 12a 6rl Lemon Squash Is per bobble " " " 501bs 68 4Jd Finest Oatmeal 2a9dperbag q m nl«rf TTniMooks .. lOdpertin Kerosene, 150 test 6s 6d per tin d ° .:: 4d P ?rbox Finest Cream Tarter ... Is 6d per lb MnertNewFiga ... ... 8d per lb Carbonate Soda .- ... 2d per lb JAM JARS. JAM JARS. 21b STONE JARS, 3a 6d per dozon. lib GLASS JARS 2a 3d per dozen, m- Orden by Poßt promptly attended bo. Goods delivered daily. Customers waite upon for Orders. SATISFAOTION~7s~ OUR MOTTO- SHEARMAN BROS. GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, & GENERAL IMPORTERS MARKET HOUSE, ASBBURTON. T e itphon«No,&»,



Jjt ROBERT MURRAY, .m^^^K EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. \>s^L]LJ^ir (For the laat 18 years the only practical Horologist m the Diatrict.) XNVITES the publio to inspect his magnificent stook of WATCJHE*-, * * CLOCKS, Q JwWJhiLLiKRY, Q |^ Sc P'JUA.I'J^II GOOD». OPTICAL AND OTHER LINES. * n — ■ . ■ 0 w Watolie^ of all grades from the lowest price to the highesb. quality — non-magnetic London hand-made goods. . v Clookfl m Ormolu Marble, Wood, Nickel, and Fancy Oases, the v higher grades beiog manufactured on the premises. m A Jewellery and Plated Goods— Newest ,. designs, best quality, lowest prices. Q Holding the most perfect plant, the largest stook of material!, and J the most skilful staff of workmen, Robert Murray can offer exceptional advantages m the exebution of Repairs. , H QO 70ftTS Experience m the trade. DAVID THOMAS. Auctioneer, Land, Insurance & Estate Aeent, Valuator, Wool and Grain Broker, ASHBURTON Loans Negotiated Weekjy Sales of Live Stock — Tinwald and Asbburton Alcernately Fortnightly Sales, of Sheep Skins, Fats, Hides, etc., on Sales of Wool Throaghout the Season Grain Bought and Sold on Commission Olearitte Sales as per' arrangements ; AGENT F OR— Mataon and 00, Ohristchnrch Booth, McDonald and 00, Ohristchurch White's Sheep Dip Walter A, Wood Oo Lightband's Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition Wright, Stevenson and 00, Dnnedin Planet Jnnior Garden and Field looib . , Bel'ast Manures RAKAIA DISTRICT SALES. 1 HAVE made arrangement* with MESSRS HARDY & CO., Merchants, Rakaia. to act as my AGENT for al! Auctioneering Work m that District), and m conjunction vith them it will be my endeavour to make the RAKAIA SALE A SUCCESS. DAVID THOMAS, Ashbarton GKiEAT REDDOTION IN PRIOE OF planet: jr. tools- DAVID THOMAS. ASHBURTON! = PURE SEEDS. — T HAVE lately erected, regardless of cost, the most COMPLETE SEED-CLEANING PLANT south of the Line, and I now ask intelligent Farmers to inspect the same at work. « ' I am now prepared TO CLEAN for Farmers any description of SEEDS AND GRAIN, and will guarantee to give them satisfaction, I can supply best RYEGRASS, weighing fiom 261bs to 441bs to th« bushel; and OOOKStfOOT, locally grown, U|lbs to :i6ilbs to the bushel ; , also, besjb OLQYERiS, dressed by my own machines, the^pVLnty-ti which must be seen to be appreciated. ALSO— HURST AND St>NS BEST ENGLISH CLOVERS] TURNIPS RAPE, LUOERKE, T^FPIL, Em Do THOMAS, ASHbUBTON. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. T AM now making liberal O ASH ADVANCES FREE OF COM- MISSION upon all WOOL placed m my hands for SALE either m Ashburton or elsewhere. CORNSACKS. LARGEST SIZE AND BEST QUALITY is 7£d PER DOZEN. DOUGHTYS BEST TWINES, 3Jd, 4£d, and 4f d per lb, less 2$ net cash. WOOLPACKS, TWINE, OIL, AND BRANDING MATERIAL The best quality on $ale. JDAVID ~¥HpMAS, ASHBURTON. WHEAT. WHEAT. TTTE ARE PROMPT OASH BUYERS OI PRIME MILLIJN G WHEAT AT HIGHEST MARK FT RATES, We are fttio prepared to Store Grain on Farmers account m our New Grain Btore West Street, Ashburton, on very favourable terms Ful steed Oomsaoks and Twine Supplied ab LOWES!? CURRENT RATES ROLLITT&CO., CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS. OFFICES AND BTOREL, WEST STREET.



Shipping. " " '. .a, h E :S ' JsJftlSFt K^W ZaALANi) i^ Sy^^^ttßjHlPPlNG 00. S , . r t s '" LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON, Via Monte Video, Tenoriff© A Plymouth. Besb Accommodation for all classes of P«M6Dger« at Lowest Bates. | Port of , , Bbeamera. Toao. Departure. Date, Tongarlro 4163 Wellington Feb 17 Ruahine 6127 — March 1? Bimutiaka 4515 — April 14 Kftikoara 4507 — May 12 We are now prepared to book through ... . . pMtages to the West Ooaat of South Ainerioa and Bahia, Pernambuoo, and the - Falkland lalands. Bates and other par V; < tleulan on application. For farther partioulan apply te FRIKDLANDKR BROS., Ltd. Agent*, Ashburton, SHAW, SAYILL AND ALBION ,« o COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR LONDON. ,Ai 13 OVAL MAIL STEA- A jßjfiSjs. -t^ BIKRS, with superior \|^^^&^ accommodation for all classes *^iw^^ oi ' passengers, calling at Monto Video or Rio, Teneriffe and Ply* moUtih. "' '■■■-■■<> Mods Commander From Date. Aotea ... 6346 Scotland ... Wel'tD Mar. 3. - Tokomaru 6238 Maxwell ... — Mar. 24 lonia • ,«*753 Kempaon^ — vlar. 31 :i: i Gothic ,« 7730 Kidley ...I — May 26 ... Delphic ... 8355 iSowden ... — — ' ' CARGO STEAMERS. ' Maori .- 5200 Moffatt ... Wel'tD Feb. 3 Fakeha ... 4331 Proiser ... — Feb. 14 Matatua;.. 3583 Burton ... — Bangitira^ 404S uevaok ... — Mamari ... 3320 Evans .. — Aotea and Tokomaru carry saloon passengers only. For freight and passage apply to HANMEB AND GRAVES, Agents. IDEAL EXCURSIONS To be made by the magnificent Steamer Waikare, 3670 tons register. IN JANUARY Next this favorite Steamer will make two crips to the West Coast Sounds, leaving Port Chalmers on January 20tfb, and again on the 290h. And m July next the Waikare will make an excursion to Tonga, Samoa, Tahiti, and Baratonga, Full particulars on application to F. FERRIMAN, 12 33 ; ;• - Agent. MUSICAU ~ ~ MISS BESSIE SIMMONDS, TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN & VIOLA, WLL Resume Teaohingon TUESDAY, February 1. Ab Home to Pupils : after .FRIDAY, January 28. Saundtra' Buildings and Allenton. Llewellyn Owen, PIANOFQJRTE, .^INaiNG, HAtiMONy, AND MANDOUNE. The new term will commence on - MONDA V, the 24th inst. MR OSBORN COOMBE, PIANO TUNER & EXPERT, (Late of London), VISITS Ashburton and surrounding Diatrict? every four months — viz./ M*tch, July, and November. OBDEBS may be left with MB LLEWELLYN OWEN at. his Music Studio,' Aroade Chambers, Ashburton. A oakd MRS A /I pLARIDQK J*L. \Jm VyLARIDGifI TEACHER Cc PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, and SINGING OOX STBEET, ABHBORTON. Terms on Application. PIANOFOBTE, SINGING, OBGAN, AND THEOBY OF MUSIC. Tl/r BS X>OWMAN Tj^OX Member of the. Canterbury Society of Professional Musicians, Havelook Street, AbHBUBToN. RAKAIA— TUESDAYS. Pupils prepared for Trinity College examinations. TUT ISS riARSON MUSIC TEACHEB, Corner Wills and William Streets, Near Wakanui Road. Pupils taken for Piano and Organ. l& lyM* EL B RYANT K M . (Kneller Hall, London.) ORGAN, PIANO, and THEORY. for particulars apply Mb H. M. Josig, Stationer* ' Ashburton. Methven once a week. • 11 150 A CARD. ,MI9S BESSIE SIMMONDS, fTIEACHER OF THE VIOLIN Launders' Buildings, Aiubtuton,