Fatal Accident.

Preßß Association —By Electrio Telegraph— Gisborne, March 21 A sad accident occurred early on Saturday morning resulting m the death of Master Vincent Pyke, a ton of Mr Viucent Pyke, manager of the Bank of New Zealand. The lad had been m ill-hialih for some time past and found the h^ab iv hia bedroom very trying, ao much so that a few days since he intimated his intention of eetting up and opening the window from the top. He was told never to attempt to do ao lest ho ■ might get a ohill, but always call his father ; but) the lad, who had expn asf d a desire 1 o gave hia father trouble, apparently got up, and attempted to open the window himself. In doing so heoverbalanceJ himself and fell ■ome distance to the pavement beneath, sus taining a fracture of the akul'. His father heating a noise m the room went m and to bis great dismay found that his son had met the mishap described which resulted m Mb death. [Mr Vinoent Pyke was for eeveral yearn manager of the Bank of New Zealand at Rakaia.

THE ASHBOMON GtJABDIAN • WEDSTCPfIAY, MABCH 23, 1898

Printed and published by Henby WILUS, of Wills Sbreefcj Ashburton, for the Proprie tors, at their Printing Office, Burnet Street, Aahburton. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1898



PUBLIC fvOTICKS I S. CLEAVER IS now SHOEING at the followiag prices : — 1 DRAUGHTS ... .. 5s per Bej^^^H HACKS 4s Per^|^flH SATISFACTION GUABANTEEr^^^^^| BURNETT STREET SHOEING fl|^H^| 219 ASHBURTON. MBS. C. E. THOMM^H XT AS taken over the RESTAUR^^^H \ m TANCRED STREET, lately ooon^lr^^ by Mb Hbalbt and will suppply MEALS At ALL HOURS. MRS THOMAS respectfully solioits a ; hare of the pnblio patronage. 2 115 ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ON and after Thursday/. the 7th day of January, 18S7, this Office will be CLOSED FOR THE WEEKLY HALF-; HOLIDAY, a , OK THURSDAY instead of SATURDAY, And will be open until 4 p.m. on Saturday after that date. EDWARD STEPHENS, Manager 1 ] PALM AND JOKO TEA INDIAN AND OEYLON. OUR 2a 4d INDIAN (Palm Brand) is noted for producing 200 large Tea Onps of first-rate Tea to the ponnd. This is the Tea Mr George Jameson sold so largely. OUR 2s TEAS (Palm and Joko) are equally good valne for the money. OUR TEAS are so popular that we frequently hear of instances of other Teas being packed and sold m our empties. ' Imitation is sincerest flattery,' bat the public should see they get the genuine article. 'Retaii rrom all fche principal Store- keepers. WHOLESALE FROM JAMESON, AKOERSON & CO. 15R Colombo Street, Ohbistohxjbob LOOK CHEAP WINTER FIRING. NEW MOUNT SOMERS COAL. OUTPUT haa Trebled during the last twelve mouths. IT IS USED EVERYWHERE. This Coal is the Best and Cheapest Steam and Household Coal m the market. Used m the Woollen Faotory and Canter bury Flour Mills. GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR PRICES TO O. T. PAEK, MOUND SiO|M:EIR S. \ . STBATHMOEE PKIVATE ? HOSPITAL. is "~~~ d EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS^'JUST b- '*' La COMPLETED; i- ____ UNEQUALLED IN THE COLONIES FO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OASES, d — . — a /"IAN Accommodate upwards of FORTY 40) MALE »nd FEMALE ;PATIENTS TERMS : From 2 Guineaß per week PATIENTS CAN BE ATTENDED BY THF4_ OWN MEDICAL ADVISER. Apply to— THE MATRON, Stbathmore Private Hospital, Ferry Road (just over Easb Belt), IChriat 135 church. E. DUCKWOETH & SON, yTNDERTAKERS, Cabinetmakers, and vj Upholsterers, Funerals conducted at the followingpricee : — Covered Coffins, with hearse and coach complete, from £7 10s. Polished Coffin, silver plated furniture £8. Children from £2 10% BtJBNETT STBEKT, AbHBVIBTON. Residence — Opposite Fire Br grd Station. 105 THE TRADE SUPPLIED.



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Public Notices. BUSINESS NOTICE. I I HAVE THIS DAY disposed of my Stationery and Fancy Goods Business m East Street to MR P. SOUNESS, who intends carrying on the same m the shop known as Blue House. a1 b In thanking the public < r the liberal sup- V port tendered to me during my two years' residence m the town, I would kindly aak a oontinuanoe of the liberal support to my - succeseaor Mb Souness. H. N. ANDERSON. IN REFERENCE TO THE ABOVE, and m taking over the very large and , well assorted stook of Stationery, Books, ) Albums, Bibles, Prayer Books, ' Law Stationery, Ledgers, Account Books, School Books, and other requisites, including all lines of Fancy Goods, too numerous to men- tion, I intend to hold a CLEARING SALE FOR ONE MONTH FROM THIS DATE, when every line m the Great Stock will be marked down for disposal. Now, Sohool Committees, Road Boards, County Councils, Merchants, Storekeepers, , Hawkers, Business men and all others, I invite you to inspect my Stock, and Bee the great reduotions I have made. SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY AS BLUB HOUSE, P. SOUNESS. 2 6 w - 3 ! * t/5 l> > **•■ iS -s- i ! jj a. «S a 52 C S*^ I': 1 f _ZZILJ OCTAVIUS DIGBY IS vSTILL ALIVE, and Selling Best Quality Meat at Christchurch prices, 1 a8 quoted m the daily Press, viz: — Sirloin Beef, sd ; Ribs of Beef, 4hd ; top side, 4d; other Joints from 2d. Pork, sd. Mutton— Forequarters, 2d ; hindquarters, 2^d ; legs, 3-1 ; sides, 2£d. Veal— Fillets. sd; other Joints from 2£d. Dairy Fed Pork Sausages, 4d. 3 4 GEAHAM & CO's DATENT PERMANENT FOOT-ROT CUBE, Is a certain remedy for the disease, and can be applied ab a cost of less than ONE HALF-PENNY PER SHEEP. Bead opinions of Government Inspector J of Stock* Blenheim, Marlborough. In re your remedy for Foot-Rot I have no hesitation m saying it is the most effective have met, and has been used m the district under my charge with the best results. I have recommended end Bhall continue to recommend it to any owners of cheep affected with Foot-Rot, a disease whioh I regret to say is so often negleotad until it takes euch a strong hold on the flock that it can no loDger be ignored, when it might have been easily put down at its first appearance by a little attention and the use of your remedy. JOHN MOORE, Inspector ot Stook February 28, 1895. Depaktment os Agriculture, Hawera - In reply to your request as to my reporting to you my opinion of the result of your dressing sheep at Mr Lyaaght's an ftL Nicholas' with your Foot-Sot Specific, 1 have every confidence m saying that the cure was a perfect one, although the weather was very wet and stormy, and the examination was only six days after the feet had been dressed. Some of the aheap were very badly affeoted, nearly the whole of the foot having rotted off I should reoommend all sheep owners to use your Speoifioif their sheep are troubled with Foot-rot, as it is easily put on, and I am Bure it will give satisfaction. — I remain, yours truly ALEXANDER MONEO, Inspector of Stook, Jtue 29, 1895. Genuine only from D. THOMAS, ASHBURTON, Or from the Sole Proprietors, | GRAHAM AND CO-, Oarlton Gore Road, Roßeneath, WeWngton. WOOLSTON STEAM WOOL WORKS, OHRISTCHURCH. (Established 1868.) j nnHE Undersigned begs to notify that he is JL Scouring as heretofore. Squatters' consignments to the Christchurch or Woolston Station fcwill receive prompt attention. Quick despatch and Lowest Bates. T. YORK. 10 99 : . J^ Much consternation was caused last oa winter, amongst the medical men m Wei- m I lington, by the introduction of Woods' Great m Peppermint Cure for coughs and colda ; that di a very bad cold could be cured by als 6d 1G bottle, and a whole family, with a Id !2a 6d bottle, was a serious loss to them. It) j fo is aold by all grooers and ohemiat* | be



IMPORTAfVT PUBLIC NOTiOt I McDonald <JT McDiaemid's /^IREAT ANNUAL CJLEAJRIJNC* SAJLdES COMMENCES ON \ Thursday, February 10, 1898, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR QNE MONTH ONLY> * 1 1 TILL We inaugurated the Armnal Reductions, for whioh we have gained such a i name m the Ashburton County, nothing like the GENUINE BARGAINS m first- i class BOOTS AND SHOES had ever been known. Thiß 1898 ECLIPSE SALE will surpass all our previous efforts. It is highly improbable that equal value can be got elsewhere, and it is certainly impossible for those who are not manufacturing as we do to sell at such prices. «@- REMEMBER This is our ANNUAL CLEARING SALE. Come Early and iieoure the Bargains, as they are sure to go rapidly.- For Prices see oiroulars. (x) McDonald & mcdiarmid, BOOT MANUFACTUEERS & IMPORTERS, East Street. J. NICHOLAS, MANAGER, ASHBURTON N.B.— All Orders and Repairs during Sale at Reduced Rates. 2 REVOLUTION IN BUSINESS! !,! ' BUSINESS UP TO DATE ! ! ! E TERMS— FARMEBS' CO-OP, PBICES. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. ALL NEW GOODS. NO OLD ROBBISH. 3 CCBRMS OF CREDIT CAN BE ARRANGED. W. H. COLLIER "THE CORNER." ASHBURTON. New Mlaeu insnoe Company. ESTABLISHED M M 185 9 CAPITAL^ONIT MILLION. THEPBEMXBB AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED FOB PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY, FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, THRESHING MACHINES, *0., ACCEPTED AT LOWEST TORRENT BATES HANMBK & GRAVES. AGENTS, WHEAT. WHEAT. VT^E ARE PROMPT OASH BUYERS OF ' PRIME MILLING WHEAT ; AT HIGHEST MAEKKT RATES, We are also prepared to Store Grain on Fsrmerß account m oni- S?ew Grain Stores West Street, Aehburton, on very favourable terms Ful steed Goroaaoks and Twine Supplied at LOWES r CURRENT RATES ROLLITT & CO., \ CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS* I OFFICES AND STQftEfr, WEST STREET. [ il



D. THOMAS. "Rambler" Bicycle. /CYCLISTS AND OTHERS INTEND- ING TO INVEST IN A MACHINE CALL AND INSPECT THE "RAMBLER. 1 ' THE STRONGEST AND BEST FINISHED MACHINE MADE. D. THOMAS, AGENT 115 T. H. UNDBILL AND CO. REMOVAL NOTICE. TTTE beg to 'ntimate that we have RE- MOVED to Bhop a few doors lower down Tanored Street (next Mi E. W, Halljo), as temporary premises during the building of our new shop, where we purpose gholding a CHEAP SALE, SEE FURTHER PARTICULARS. T: H. Undrill & Co. CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS & PICTURE FRAMERS, TANCRED STREET HEMKY KNIG-HT SINGLE TREE STORE, ALFORD FOREST AND METHVEN HpHANKS the Public most heartily for i- their constant support during the past 14 yeara, and assures them that the quality of New Goods m Drapery, New Zealand Clothing, Trimmings, Hats, Boots, (Mub- erers' Boots being a specialty) Saddlery, Ironmongery, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes of every kind, Oils, China, and Glassware, cannot be surpassed at tha prices Patent Medioinea of all descriptions kept In stook with a large assortment of Stationery a ow prices. Only Steel Roller Flour kept. o • 'S'g'H'S S \~r _ __ <a «a 08 <a Wo ""|a o Ph ,,i8 5 M■ a gsailg m S a.3 r.I l § o To the Deaf and those troubled with tfoises m the Head or other Aural Troubles Dr Nicholson, of London, the world famed aural specialist and Inventor of artificial eat drums, has just issued the 100 th edition 1 hia illustrated and descriptive book on Deaf ess and Aural Troubles. This book may be had from Mr F. Sh*. /, 160, Adelaide rtoad, Wellington, N.Z., on receipt of atampa. Mr Campbell, of the same address, was greasy relieved of his deafness by Dr. Nicholson's system, and takes pleasure m spreading the news of the great specialist m New Zealand. A littlebook on the oure of Rheumatism, Corpulence; Lumbago, and Indigestion by the same author, may le had from M Shaw on reoeipt of Btamps. EOZSE XJE2A



Sports OHERTSEY ANNUAL j SPORTS AND : RACES, I To be held m the OHERTSEY DOMAIN, ON EASTER MONDAY, April 11, 1898. Patrons— Sir John Hall, K.C.M.G.; Hon W J Steward, M.H.R ; J C Wason, M.H.R. ; E G Wright, M. H.R. President — D Thomas, Esq. Vioe-Prtsidents — Jimes Copland, Eeq ; T E Upton, Esq ; C A O Hardy, Etq ; R Mulligan Ksq; W Wilkinson, Eeq ; L White, Eeq ; J Lambie, Eeq; J W Rogers, Esq. J. Stringfellow, Esq. Committee — Messrs J Stringfellow, J Shan.- noD, Todd, W Hood, A lrouoide, W Stringfellow, B Stewart, W Lewis, G Soarlett, J Doig, Adair, Firman, Moody, T. S. Smith, and R. Cain. Moody. Judge of Horse Races— C A C Hardy. Starter of Horse Raceß—T E Upton. Judge of Athletios— Robert Mulligan, J. Sbringfellow, and J. Copland. Handicapper for Horse Events— E Osborne. Starter of Athletics — H J Harrison. Handicapper for Athletics — A. Ironside, J. Miiller, & Todd. Clerk of the Course — W Hood Clerk of the Scales— l Moody Protest Committee— The Stewards. Timekeeper— J Mttller. Post Entries— A C Maxwell Treasurer — A Ironaide Approved by the Committees of the C.J.C., and Trotting Association. Sorse Eaces. » '■ I— Maiden Saddle or Harness Trot, of 5 soys ; second horse, 10s from stakes. One mile. Minimum weight for ridden horaes m this and other trots list. 2— Churtsey Cup, Handicap, of 6 soys ; , second horse, 1 soy. from stakes. [ Abouttwo miles. i 3— Saddle Trot, Handioap, of 5 soys ; second horse, 1 soy. from Btakes. Two ' miles. 4— Farmer's Plate, Handicap, of 5 soys ; 1 Becond horse, 1 soy. from stakes. One mile. 5 -Saddle or Harness Trot, Handicap, ; of 5 boys; second horse, 1 soy. from stakes. Two and a half miles. 6— Hurry Scurry, a sweepstake of 10s each horse. Catch weights. Post k entry. About one mile, I RULES. r 1. All horses must be the boiui fide pro- perty of a resident m the district, and regularly used as a hack m the district for ' three (3) months previous to the race. .2. No horse allowed to compete which has ■ won m one stake more than Ten Pounds (£10) of public money. 3. No second prize will be given where ess than three (3) compete. 4. All protests must bo lodged with tbe 1 Secretary m writing within a quarter of an , hour after the race, with the sura of One ' Pound (£l), which shall be forfeited should the Committee consider the protest fri- volous. 5. In any horse event, where any fraud . is suspected, the Committee reserve to 1 themselves the right to impound the prise . money, and to cast upon the owner the onus , of proving the reverse. 6. All events to be confined to the distriot 1 bounded by the Rakaia River and the Sea on the N.E. and S.E. ; a line ton miles from Bnd parallel to main railway line on the N.W. ; and a line from Lauriston through Dromore to the Sea ou S.W. 7. Written Nominations, with fees, pedi- gree, and performances, addressed Secretary Sports Committee, Chertsey, to be lodged with the Secretary not later than 9 p.m. on tRIDAY, March 25, 1898 Nominations, 5s ; acceptance 2s 6d. Acceptances to be m by Saturday, April 2ad. 8. The decision of the Committee m all matters to be final. No entries received except on this condition. Athletic Events- -I —School Boys' Race, 220 yards, under 15 years of age ; firat 10s Becond ss, third 2s 6d. Entrance 6d. 2— Grand Handicap, of three events; first prize £2, second £1, third 10s ; m addition winner of each event, £1. Points to count, first three, second two, third one. Fitst event 100 yards. 3— Single Women's Race, 50 yards; first 10s, second ss. Entrance free. 4 — Grand Handicap, second event, 220 yards. 5 — Settlers' Rage, 120 yds ; first 15s ; second 10s, third ss. 6 — Grand Handicap, third event, 440 yards. ' 7— Half-Mile Race ; 'first 30s, second 10s. B— Old Men's Race, 100 yards, for men above 50 ; first £1, second 10s. 9— Mils Back ; first 255, second 10s. RULES OF AIHLETICS. (1) All races to be handicap. (2) Events Nob. 1. 3, 5 and 8 to be confined to same distriot as horse events. All other events open. (3) Rules 3 and 8 of horsa events apply to athletics. (4) Competitors must enter m writing, and give colours and four last performances. (5) Entries for all events except Nos. 3, 5 and 8, for which post entries will be accepted, must reach the Secretary, Sports Committee, Chertsey, by 9 p.m. on IRIDAY, March 25th, 1898. (6) Entries for Grand Handicap, ss ; Events Nos. 5 and 8, Is each ; Nos. 7 and 9, 2s each ; others free. (7) Competitors breaking away after a fair warning, will, at the discretion of the Starter, lose a yard for every such attempt. (8) All protests must be lodged with the Secretary, m writing, within a quarter of an hour after the race, with the sum of five shillings (ss), which shall be forfeited, should the Committee consider the protest frivolous. (9) Iv any dispute the Committee reserve to themselves the right to impound the prize money pending inquiries. The Committee, m carrying out the pro- gramme, do not bind themselves to any specified times, or order of everts. All Handicaps will be published m Ash- burton Guardian of Tuesday, March 29. A Band will play selections during the day, Tbe Express will stop to let down (12.30) and piok up (7.30) excursionists. ! A BALL will be held m the Schoolroom m the eveniog, to commence at 8 o'olock. Admission— Double tickets 2s 6d, single 2s. D. THOS. TODD, 3 11 Seoretart IiOZIE TEA is Pure



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