CABLE NEWS.

Home and Foreign.

Press Association —By Electrio Telegraph— Copyright.

The Frozen Meat Trade.

London, January 27 The Australian Frozen Meat Com pany has decided to ask the ship owners and brokers concerned m th€ carriage of frozen meat to assemble m conference on Wednesday. West Africa. News from West Africa states that the Baribas tribesmen have welcomed British occupation at Bere and llesha, m the Yoruba coun ry. Canadian Route to Klondike. Lttawa, January 27. The Canadian Government has sanc tioned the construction of a land grant railway from Glenova, on the Scickeen river, to Teslin lake. The line will be completed m September, and will secure a wholly Canadian route to the Klondike goldfields. Affairs m Ctrea. New York, January 28 The New York Herald states that tht oaptain of the American cruiser Boston refused the King of Oorea's request for protection against a revo lution m Oorea.

Australian.

New South Wales Railways Sydney, January 28 The railway revenue for the quarter hai decreased by nearly £15,000 com pared with the corresponding quarter tat year. A Holiday Trip Melbourne, January 28 Mr Onthbert, the Solicitor-General, ii » passenger by the Rotomahana on » holiday. Victoria Insurance Company. At a meeting of the Victoria Insur ance Company the manager stated that the losses of the company by the recent big fire was between £30,000 »nd £40,000.

THE DREYFUS CASE.

Preta Association— By Electric Telegraph- Copyright. P> ris, January 28 '■•■ The newspapers, coruraenting on the Dreyfus cape, express sympathy with M. Zola. St Petersburg, January 28 The Novoati condena3 the action of the French Government m the Dreyfus case.

THE LATEST.

Home and Foreign.

Press Association— By Eleotrio Telegraph Copyright. Received Wakapuaka January 28, 11.10 a.m Guardian Office 12.15 p.m. A Contract for the Sultan. Constantinople, January 28 M Zinovieff, the Kussian Ambassa dor, haß warned the b'uitan that unless Turkey takes steps to prevent Kurdish incursions, Russia will adopt military measures m Armenia,

Australian.

Received Wakapuaka January 29, 9 a.m., j Guardian Office 10.30 a.m. Export of Meat. Sydney, January 29 At the half-yearly meeting of the Stockownerß Meat Company the report showed operations to have been practically suspended. During the last six monthß prices for the export of stock were so high as to leave no prospect of a reasonable realisation of profits. Such shipments as bad been made had resulted m a further loss. The report foreshadowed a scheme for reconstruction as the only means of ■aving the Company from being blocked up- Broken Hill Proprietary Company Melbourne, January 29. At the half-yearly meeting of the Proprietary Company the chairman stated that the loss through' the fire iv the mine was £32,000.

THE WRECK OF THE MATAURA

» . Prew AMooiabion— By Eleotrio Telegraph- Copyright. Received Wakapuaka Jan: 29, 9 a.m, Guardian Office 10.30 a.m. London, January 28. All aboard the Mataura were saved and are proceeding homeward by the j Pacific Company's steamer Orcina.

THE SOUDAN.

; -• ■ Dervish Tactics Prwt Asßppiation— £y Telegrap - T ' Copyright. Received Wakapuaka Jan. 29, 11.10 a.m. Guabdian Office 11.45 a.m. Cairo, January 28 A gunboat operating m conjunction with the Anglo-Egyptian campaign m tho Soudan, reached tbe sixth cataract on the Nile, but returned, owing to the fire from Krupp guns directed upon them by the Dervishes, and chains stretched across the river blocking further progress.

CRICKET.

FOURTH XfeST MATCH. Press Association— By Electric Telegrap Copyright. Melbotjbnb, January 28. The Scuth Australian contingent was practicing at the nets thia morning. The Fiotorian and New South Wales repre sentatives arrived at midday. The next team was immediately selected 5 the only difference from the team which played the Englishmen m Adeiaide being the seleotion of Worrall, as twelfth man, instead of Donnan. Tha weather is fine, and promises to be hot to-morrow. Received Wakapuaka Jan. 29, 2 p.m. Guabdian Office 2.15 p.m. Melbourne, January 29 Trott won the tots and sent the English men into the field. Darling and MoLeod m uiual opened the innings for the Aus-j traliftns, and with the score at one the Victorian lost his wicket, the score being one for L Later. The Australians have lost five wickets WiSB,%LH 1. PwUng 13, Gregory 0 tfflblH,HUl(nofcout)ls. : }

THE WAR CLOUD.

ress Association— By Electrio Telegraph- Copyright I ondon, January 28. Mr John Morley, speaking 8 Stirling, largely agreed with tl Government policy m regard to Ohim He said reasonable and firm diplomat would avert war. Berlin, January 28 It is reported here that the Czar it i formed the Preoblasheriski regimen 1 that affairs m the East had long lai heavy on his heart, especially th difficulties with Japan, but now, than] ; God, all had cleared and no conflic was to be feared. Received Wakapuaka January 29, 11.10 a.m Guardian Office, 12.15 a.m. London, January 28 Reuter's correspondent at Pekii states that the French banks hav< offered to provide funds for the Ohinesi indemnity loan, which Russia hai preferred to raise, Russia undertaking to obtain concessions. Russia eulogise.) the difference between the terms securec by the. French banks and the con ditions demanded for the British loan He adds that it is feared the Chinese Government will interpret the action of the British pquadron m leaving Port Arthur as a sign of weakness.

SPORTING.

TAKAPUNA RACES.

Press Association — By Electrio Telegraph — Takapdna Racecoubse, January 29 There ia fine weather and a large attend ance for the fit Bfc day of the Takapuna Jockey Club's Summer Meeting. The follow* ing are results : — Handicap Maiden Plate, of 50 boys ; one mile— Archduke 1, The Sharper 2, Royal Conqueror 3. SeveD started. Won by two lengths. Time— -1.47A. Dividend— £5 2s. Fibst Maiden Hurdles, of 50 soys ; lg mile. — Itch 1, Glenlora 2, Marksman 3 All started. Won by two lengths. Jime — 3.37. Dividends— £2 4s and £2 13s. Zealandia Handicap, 60 aove, 5 furlongs. — Rex 1, Reaction 2, St. Elmo 3. Ten started. Won by a length and a half. Time— -1.4|. Dividend- £3 15s and £3 2s.

ARCADE HORSE SALE.

Mr David Thomas reports a moderate attendance at his horse sale m the Arcade to-day, but the supply was greater than the demand, and though some fairly goad draughts wete offered, only a limited amount of business was done at auction. A feature of the Bale to-day was an entry of mules, which attracted a deal of attention, being quite a novelty at these sales. The follow ing sales were nude :— Draughts — Grey gelding £20 103. Hacks — Chestnut mire, good m saddle, £2 10s ; cream pony, good m saddle, £2 17s 6d ; brood mares m foal, £1 5s to £1 15s. Mules — 1 roalD, five years, broken to saddle, £4 ; 1 cream, two years, unbroken, £3 53. Produce — Potatoes j|d to Id per lb ; tomatoes, sid per lb.

Two Buckets and a Pipe.

Take two common water backets ; con nect them at »he bottom with a small pipe. Now undertake to fill one of them wi.h water ; you perceive at once that the water tenda to fill the other pail also. 4 "What's the use of eayiug tha ?' you ask me. * Every fool knows thac water m connected r. servoirs will assume the same level.'' Qtrite so. Yet the wisest men on earth didn't know it once. It' the ancient Romans had known it they wouldn't have gone to the trouble and expense of building their great tqneducrs. Oh,J*ear! Oh, dear! After a thing is poirjjfed oub what a lot of people are able to see it. But to see it the first time ? Ah! that takes eyes. To explain it the first time ? Ah ! that takes brains. The blood oircu lated through pipes m the human body thousands of years before anybody even sußptcted it. Isn't that queer 1 Now, there is a matter But let's have an example or two first, and the theory afterwards. A father writes thus about his daughter : ' During the summer of 1890 my daughter, Rebecca, got into a weak, languid way. Her appetite was poor, j and after eating ehe had so much pain at the chest and sides that she didn't know where to put herself. She also com- j plained of pain m the pit of the stomach, m the throat, and at the baok of her neck. Cold, clammy sweats used to break out all over her. Her breathing became short and laboured, and at times she could not even lie m bed on account of it. She consulted two physicians, who prescribed for her without avail. *Th c was her goneral condition uniil January, 1893, when she began taking Mother Seigei'a Curative Syrup. This preparation certainly had a remarkable effect. One boWe alone greatly relieved her. She relished her food, and got stronger. By simply continuing to use this medicine m three months she was completely cured. Since then she has been as well as ever she was. My married daughter, who has suffered from indiges tion fur a long time, seeing what this remedy had done for Rebecca, took it also, with the same good results. Yours truly, (Signed) Bartholomew Bell, Grocer, «fee, Brompton, Nerthallerton, October 25th, 1893.' * All my life, 1 writes a woman, ' I have suffered more or less from sickness and spasms. I always felt weak, tired, and languid, and had no desire for company. I had a bad taste m the mouth, and fre quently felt sick and pre s rate. I had no relish for food, and, after eating, had pain at the chest and side. Such was my manner of life for years. Two yeare ago my sister told me of Seigel's Syrup ; I tiled It, and even a few doses relieved me. I continued to take it, and soon my appetite improved, and my food digested Since that time I have felt a new being— no light hearted and strong. What a pit 5 for me that I didn't know of Seigcl'i Syrup before. B<t better lat-e that never. Yours truly, (signed) MrsAnnii Goodgcr, 20 Bardolph Street, Leicester MaylOih, 1893.' *From childhood,' sajs another, ' have suffered from indigestion and slcl headaohes. I never felt as if I wantei food, and after eating I experienced th banal pains and distresses of the coufirmei dyppeptic The attacks of sickness an head; che were often no less than dread ful. ' So-called medicines and remedie were, at the best, only temporarily useful In January, 1892, a friend living a Hackney, told me of Seigel'a Syrup used it, and It cured me. I : never felt s well mmy life as I do now. (Signec Miss L. White, 9,2, Barhabury Roac Islington, London, April 20, 189Jj,< Sow see, Eyldenoe like the abqv (though much more imprepsive) prov< that Mother Seigel's Syrup either cur< or relieves almost every known complain Yeb ib never was (nor is it nov recommended for any disease exce] indigestion dyspepsia What is tl inference 1 ? That nearly every know complaint is caused by indigestion ar dyspepsia —ls. Indeed, a symptom it. * Bat everybody believes that now days,' you say. Not everybody, but vei many. The rest will be bye-and-by Although the fact is old as Adam, t! diswvevy of It is new. Yet the prinoip will presently be as obvious to all as 'tpfow«

J On Monday last Mr F. Butterick, of •, Wakanui, was on (he move pretty early, and found that dogs wero amongst tho sheep, but — on his putting man appearance they made tracks, and he followed them home, and woko up the owner of these two marauders tone a St. Bernard and the other a sheep t dog.) On explaining the matter, the owner i c of the dogs went and borrowed a gun, and k Mr Butterick had the satisfaction of seeing ' J these two dogs, which were caught m the y j act, promptly despatched.

THE ABHBONTOB GUARDIAN i SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1898.



Friedlander Bros., Limited. g *"• tfisniKMAN. Business Notices, HORSE_ FAIR. ~ I~ ~~~~ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10 xtxiiMU \ AJL. OUR NEXT SPECIAL HORSE FAIR Tx-*-nfc*-^-»-^*-^ will take place at the West Street ' §J Lf f| \/ \ | Auction Mart on the above date, for whic . Xi/JJiXfXV/ T JOLXJim we are now booking Entries. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Limited. r. friedlander FOR SALE* * TD r7<i\/rr"kTr A T 1J24 Auctioneer. r^" OMLD " JtiiJiMU V AJL## "IX7" E ARE BUYERS """" :0: of A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A OATEN HE S^AF GH OHAFF. person with a small capital. FLETCHER BROS. PRIEDLANDER BROS., Limited ' ~"~~" — "" J3 B G to advile their Numerous Customers and th«. General Public thab they hare WE ARE CASH BUYERS OP X HAVE been instructed by Mb V. - OATS Rouse to sell by Private Treaty his well TJ T^ilVTO ATT^T^ "» BARLEY CLOVERS XVJJIIXV/ V ±J3IJ CHAFF known and Commodious BOARDING And all other Farm Produce. ! HOUSE, situated m close proxim ty to the mn nnnnn „ FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. T0 THOSE COMMODIOUS PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BT - — . Methven Railway Station, containing l»y ' » CORN SACKS. Rooms and Scullery, together with i. ore of |^J r J-| enry Zander land. As Ms Rouse has determined to sell _ on account of hit wife's ill-health, the above — so:— -»- W *6X should command the attention of anyone m A FULL PBICE LIST " CRAXG-2TAIIL " «earoii of a profitable and increasing business n.,., fk« a i a i « m the cenfcra °* a Iw 8 e and "« n 8 distrioti „,.„ . .„. . . , Our thia Season's Supply of ° Will be published m a few days quoting 1200 BALES IT. FEKKIMAN. """""L^w,. 01 OHINAWARB, FULL SIZE AND FULL WEIGHT BNAMELWAEE . COENSACKS, FOR SALE- K0 bto AT Which we oflfer ex our Ashburton, Tinwald, WAKANUI ROAD, WITHIN A FEW or Lyndhurst Stores, at MINUTES WALK OF POST OFFICE. JDJDj J3"*IiOCJi -P -RICES. Aa y \/ r\ A Comfortable Dwelling House, contain- " :o:— — *" /y2LJ • ing 8 rooms, Bathroom and Scullery,- to- gether with one acre of land, fronting on Wakanui Road and Cambridge Street. LOOK OUT FOR NEW ADVERTISEMENT, Wr, will „„ doubt appreciate _-:„:_ special attention from those m searoh of a our keeping prices of their require- good suburban residence. ments down by giving us their Liberal I^l T^HPtf^ITpPT? Ti RO^ — __ F. PEEHIMAN. rnltuLANUtli On Ob. __ EeUit Street, Ashburton, and High Btreet, Christchurch. LIMITED. P.O. Box 67, Telephone 24. "David thomas FOE SALE. OAT bHEAF CHAFF. EAST STREET, ASHBURTON, LEASE IN PERPETUITY of 100 Acres XT' "1% /T T/MkTTin I AM a Buyer of Oat Sbeaf Chaff m any of L»nd at Lismore, subdivided ioto four I— l VI •111 i\! sH t^ quantity. paddocks, with tin abundant supply of JLJL* J.YJL* " \~J X. \JLJKJ9 12 89 D. THOMAS. water m each. 20 acres are m English l_ . grasses, 35 m fallow, and 45 are m the native (x) sb ite, upon which there is good feed. - " Ramhlpr" Rinvnfa BKST OASH values obtainable m the colony m ndinUlaf DlOyL/U* Upon the property there is a comfortable v^vam j. five-roomed house, a well planted garden, Tl-!^.«^^.« T~)3^.^»^v 1~i» three-stalled stable, piggeries and sheep liriatlOS. 1 iclllOS. JriailOS yards. ■ • CYCLISTS AND OTHERS INTEND- . . , ■  . A BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO, 4ft 4in high, overai rung, Full Trichord. Brass J t?- o'u T " Wlfchm thr t e r m OI .* Wreßte Plank » Pafcent Check Repetition Action, Seven Octave?, usual price £55, for Pubho School, anyone m search of a property 48 lOe. net cash. A Good Piano, similar to the above, but smallerTusuil ItfG TO INVEST IN A MACHINE, at * small rental would do well to give thu price £45 f ot kkt cash. These are SPECIAL PRICES and cnn.t an inspection. g e beaten. —■ Organs 5£S. Organs. "E AMBLER." Jli±i±tlMAJ>l . OBGANS from 10s CASH to £45. % A SPECIAL LINE OF ORGANS, 7 Stops with Octave Coupler*, 2 — - Sets Reeds, very sweet Toue, for $16 NET CASH. THE STRONGEST AND BEST , x ' ' (x) FINISHED MACHINE MADE. «^^« 4^« r^. -1 -^. -i fors al c, Bicycles. Bicycles. Bicycles. A Shipment of Waverley Cycles, Ladies' and Gentlemen's, just to farad, D. THOM AS, THE GOODWILL OF A LEASE of U P to date » hi « h B rade » wel! fi n ished i guaranteed. To be sold at Lowest Caih 20 acres of land, situated within two miles Price. Terms arranged. The Monarch and other machines supplied. Cycle AGENT. of Ashburton, upon which is built a. very extras. Purchasers taught to ride. 1 115 JjJgJ l^ cottage of four rooms. Annual V IM TYRES, the beat m the wmld and the cheapest] XJ HPSirftlleled Full Particulars on application to n  Thompson's Patent Tamper. ■^ TT "FTT TJTtTTVT ATV ALL NON " PLAYERS Bhouia have one - Simplicity itself. Call and HAVING jußt landed large shipments of LOWEST CASH PRICES Cyole Goods, we are holding a CLEARING SALE TJ TUT T i^\ iyT ~T^ O at the following quotations FOR CASH:- * * ♦• ECLIPSE - humber," \ TO, PIANO TUNING. / Henry Stephenson. Roadßters and Road Raoera, f OC)f\ 1 — Perry*a oomponentß throughout t oQ^CKJ m "~ \ 18 months guarantee. ) William Street, off Wakanui Road. A /> UR MR JOHN GOFTON will be m\- HENRY STEPHENSON house of seven rooms. {J i ***-•* uwai^ "ECLIPSE - HUMBER," ) PQI the Ashburton District next week, and will (successor to Alfred Harrison.) Ladieß Maohinea. ) cC/Wl — — - be prepared to do all Eatablished 20 years. "GREYHOUND,"— Gen t's\ T O T"R T 1 Roadsters. First clasa machines/ P~\ f\ t TUNINGS AND REPAIRS. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND Ball Head Locks, and all la test 1 oblU , . . , _. * improvements. 12 month's}- Wakanui Road, a comfortable house of Orders left with our Agent, Mb Henry COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER. guarantee. J . six rooms and eoullery. Stephenson, will receive prompt attention. "TTT'EEKLY SALES of lave Stock '♦GREYHOUND,"-LadieO THE DREBDEN PIANO MANUFAC- VV Produce, Furniture, eto., laohine. Loop frame. xSall > Head Looks and all the latest) Oi 'V "~"~~ TURING & AGENCY CO. EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock, improvements. 12 months s gjL ( ! 166 J. A. X. REIDLE, Manager. n . .Q , .7—. „ ._ t Guarantee. j ! Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Faral* F-r~nr"m~\"t~\TT'm ir a tvt ' ' Z Z 7^~~Z II ZI ' ture, etc., as per arrangement, m any put • Jb JCjJL\JIvIMA.JN • NOTICE. Jo the county. Nickel Plated Trouaer Clips, usually Is I\/TISS BARRATT'S SCHOOL WILL 1 Advance* made on Goods plaoeiTia my per pair.— To clear at 6d per pair. J^X RE-OPEN on MONDAY, January h»ads for Sale. Ordinary Trouser Clips, usually, 6d per pair* 31 \inst -"-"" to clear at 4 pairs for %s. Subjects taught-English, Music, Draw- CHAFF, OATS, WHEAT, FLOUR, ••Searchlight" Lamps, spring braQket, ingf and Singing. SHARPS, BRAN, ONIONS, POTATOES Sale Price 3 "" '" <IS ' , Miss Barratt will be at home from 27th ' SEEDS, eta, « SUver Pef" Lamps, only 10s 6d aaoh! i °^ X _^f Sold Daily m Large or SmaU Quantitieß. *.' My O.wn '■* Lamps, only 6s 6d each« "~~ " — — • -. . . « My ?rienc| " UWs, only 7« 6d each. - KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL. . Agent: Tool bags from Is 6d each. mmm^ l^^^^^^^^^S rnonduoted by Miss Fnnic* * m«« Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company "Pushing Baby Bella, 2s 6d each. VIOT JNT A- PT ANHF IPTF (Conduote d by Miss F^oks & Miss & Dreaden Pianoforte Manuf<lct^ Spanners, from 2a each, etc., etc. V lULIIIN « iiaJNUJb On, I Hi, iv. j^jpooks,. Agency Company. A large quantity of Saddles, Saddle Pads, ' rTIHIJ SCHOOL WILL RE-OPEN for p IAN0 S and ORGANS on timm ii&£ ii^^A^iX^ M J s s p A c XK p B f b^ f^ - " - «sßffi mects from^-- a "* TubeT P and 8> Oute^^ove^^HeZt Pu P il of He " °^o Manns and Professor iSS-CfoUdmi under 7 years, fills; TO LET, tw O Shops « Jubilee Bnildingi, Lubricators, Inflators and vklves, and Ernst Paver, London, aver 7, £1 ss. Music and painting, extn. -L Burnett sU.^ Rent, 1& per week every requirement of the repair shop. Jg AT A g HBrjRTON QN WUIinAYB HENRY STEPHENSON, Those who have proved Wood Rims to be f O r terms, etc., apply 278 Gloucester ASHBURTON AUOTIONKKR W^WOOD hft HOLLO^ STEEL RIMS V^'S^SS^ " "^ 11°™^^' S^^' fitted to any Bio Vole at) a sj«\alV charge. : ~* m * ' "~" "* § o,«,val«e* I .^w»rd.o.rri. it etee " ASHBUBTON ANNUAL SHOW. TO THRESHING MACHINE OWKBRB- -"■"*■ _ BOROUGH SCHOOL, — ~ Friincf fvrlp. Wnrlrc — ' ODWEL«>WB» HAIX, JITACHINB BOOKS printed to M d« .» liLnp&c v^ycic vv orits., g Be _ on wm _ .horte,t M t!«.



Funeral Notice. BUNKRAL NOTICE. mHE Friends of the late Mr Alfred White JL Spilsbury are respectfully informed i that his Funeral will move from the County Hoapital on MONDAY, 31st inst.at 2.30 p.m., for the Wesleyan Church and thence teethe Athburton Cemetery. BARER BROS., 1 179 Undertakers. T. Bullock. FOR SALE. i ACRE | mOGETHER with Seven-Roomed Dwell. _L ing House thereon. Well situated m Tinored Street, beiug T.Ss. 427 and 428. Very easy terma of payment can be arranged. T. BULLOCK. TO LET at » low Rental — Shop and Dwelling, fronting East Street, aouth ; also an Office or small Shop m the Aroade Rental 6s 6d per week. T. BULJ-OOK. TINWALD. FOR SALE — Building Allotments m Mhloolra and Harland Streets, and other properties. 10 LET, at a low rental—Cottage and one aore of Jand fronting Harland and Grove Streeta ; also small Cottage fronting Graham's Road. Easy terms cf payment will be accepted for any of the properties that are for sale. T. BULLOCK. TO LET, at a low rental, Commodious Premises East Street South ; principal thoroughfare. 10a per week. They adjoin Mr James, Butcher. Suitable for Bioycle Saleroom and Repairiog Premises. Apply to T. BULLOCK. Premises m Moore Street 'J O LET at low rental, viz , 5s 6d per week. Apply to T. BULLOCK. TO FARMERS * OTHERS. FOR SALE— Several blocks of good Sheep Country m various parts of the County. Also— A number of Improved Farms. T. BULLOCK TO LET at a low Rental — Shop and premises m brick buildings, Triangle, fronting the Wakanui Road. t. bullock, money on mortgage. £2000 and £1000- TO Lend on Approved Freehold Security at lowest rates of interest. T. BULLOCK. 10 LET, /^OTTAGE of 5 rooms and scullery, VJ situated m Eton Street, Hampstead. Apply to T. BULLOCK, Agent SUBURBAN PROPERtTes FOR SALE. BUILDING allotments m the Allenton and HampsteAd suburban diet riots. Also, — A number of improved suburban properties. Full particulars on application. T. BULLOCK. TOWN SECTIONS. PERSONS Desirous of purchasing Town Sections or investing m other town properties are invited to inspect the list I have for tr'ale. Easy terms t>f payment can be arranged. T. BULLOCK. ~ TO LET. SHOP m Brick Building, Burnett Street, next Mr Seymour. Apply to ;t. bullock. T. H. UNDBILL AND CO. REMOVAL NOTICE. TTTE beg to intimate that we have RE- MOVED to shop a few doors lower down Tancred Street (next Mr E. W. Hall's), as temporary premises during the building oi our new shop, where we purpose holding s CHEAP SALE. SEE FURTHER PARTICULARS, T; H. Undrill & Co CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERER & PICTURE FRAMERS, TANORED STREET,



Wanted , WANTED, Boy to milk cows and make himself generally useful. Apply to L. Rattbay, Riverbed Road, Tinwafd. _____ 1 175 WANTED £nown— Rev. J. Olphbrt's subject 6n Sunday cv ning will be «« The sense of Freedom m Christian Service." ' 1 lf>o rpHE TABERNACLE. —Pastor Ager's JL Morning subject : '« Glorified" ; Even- i ing : •• Theasalonian Converts." Afternoon eerrice at 3.15 o'clock at Allenton School. 1178 TO LET— Two Shops m Jubilee Build- ings, Burnevt Street. Rent, 12s per week.— Hbnby Stbphenson. 1 165 RTHUR WARREN^ Basketmaker, Tancred street, has removed into new adjoining; Premises. Basketware of every description made to order or repaired. 1 164 EW BOOKS.— The Grey Lady, A Tsar's Gratitude, Once shall Tre- lawney Die, In Quest of the Golden Girl, Humanitarian Essays, The Book of Com- mon Prayer and Historical Notes, New Zealand Rulers and Statesmen, 184Q.1897.-— H. M. Jones. WANTED Known — That Fletcher Bros, have Removed to Premises lately oooupied by Mr Henry Zander. NOTICE — Fletcher Bros, have Removed to Premises lately ocoupied by Mr Henry Zander. XTTHITE GLOVES— Shipment of Ladies. V V fashionable white Gloves just opened To save disappointment, early application necessary. — Andrew Orr. I 115 Public Notices. 5000 PAIRS OF i BOOTS AND SHOEB TO PICK FROM. Try our new^leathers. Every] pair Guaranteed. I JAMES UtiSLLOK, TANCRED BTKEETJ MAKE NO MISTAKE. * MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE. rpHE PUBLIC BOOT BENEFIT, < Second to none m Canterbury FOR GOOD CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES. : Pronounced by the Ashburtpn Public to give wonderful value for little money. : o > 1 ; | 1" 1 m ■Si X il m 8 ! "= H-H I rr o r ■ ihnT : % Ho ■< ■ o 1 §" ' 3 i O 9L... ; : - ' tTIDULOOR SU^AR I JJJ The only sugfar permitted to ? Diabetic sufferers. ) Gives to Diabetes, ' the illusion o, • Oane-sqgar, of which it has not the m B convencies. Its sweetening power being s consiclerable, each lump of the sine of a s lentil is sufficient to sugar a glass of i water, a cup of tea, coffee, milk, cboco- ) late, grog, etc, and is equivalent to a lfc lump of ordinary sugar. c Has not to be confounded with the trade saccharine, atk impure production >f which causes frequent accidents, France, M. Ch Gamier, 8, Roe des i- Francs -Bourgeois, Paris, y THE AUSTRALIAN DRUG 5 - COMPANY, Limited, fc4ydne>. ?J KOZIE TJB3A