The Lone Inn.

week

"No. lam puzzled. "

"In what wav?"

"To think how you managed to gt»t that letter sent on from Paris without being there yourself."

"Against stupidity the gods them selves fight in vain," quoth Felix, shrng ging his shoulders. "I assure you that my brother Felix is in Pa*ris. Miss Bel lin is about to produce a letter received from him only this morning, and yet you insist that I am not myself and that he whom I pretend to be is dead. You are mad."

"Here is the letter," said Miss Bel lin, entering at this moment. "You see, it bears the date of yesterday. He is at present staying at the Hotel dcs Etran gers, Rue de St. Honore, but talks of going to Italy."

I examined the letter olosely. It was genuine enough. Of that there was no doubt, as it bore the French and Eng lish postmarks. I quite believed that it was written by Felix, but also that it had been forwarded from Paris by an emissary of the young man in order to keep up the needful deception. Certain ly Felix had a marked talent for in trigue. ♦

"If Felix Briarfield is in Paris," said I, handing back the letter to Olivia, "who was it I met at the Fen inn last night?"

"The Fen inn?" replied Olivia, with a puzzled look. '' Why, no one lives there now, Mr. Denhain. It is in ruins and has been empty for over two yeara "

"Nevertheless it was tenanted last night, and I slept there; also I met Francis Briarfiela at the Bame place."

"Francis was not out of the house last night," declared Olivia decisively.

"Quite true," he replied. "I went to bod early with a bad headache."

"It was not you I met at the inn last night, but your brother Francis."

"How can you persist in so foolish a story?" said Olivia angrily. "This is Francis, and Felix is in Paris. You could not have met either of them at the Fen inn last night, and indeed I can't believe that you slept there at all."

"I did, Miss Bellin, and there I met Francis."

"If you did, where is he now? Why not clear up the mystery by bringing him here with you?"

"Because he is dead."

"Deadl" she echoed, catching the arm of Francis. "Deadl Who is dead?" "Francis Briarfleld."

"Ho is mad," she said to Felix in a low tone, her face white with fear.

"Upon my word, I am beginning to think so myself," I said, losing my temper, "but I declare on my oath that I speak tbe truth. There is only.one way of solving the riddle. Come out with me to the Fen inn and look on tbe face of the dead man I say is Francis Briar field. A single glanoe will give the lie to the assertion of this man who pre tends to be your lover 1"

Felix looked at Olivia, she at him. It seemed to me that they grew a shade paler. 1 wondered whether any guilty bond existed between them, aa certain ly they seemed to understand one an other very well. Olivia appeared anx ious to protect Felix from harm. Either she really believed him to be Francis or had taken her heart from one brother and given it to the other. It was she who spoke first, and throughout the in terview the woman played a more dar ing game than did the man. Her atti tude puzzled me, and for the moment I was quite in the dark as to what were her real thoughts regarding my story and that of the pseudo Francis.

"We cannot go tonight," she said, with some hesitation, "but tomorrow morning, if you like, we will ride out to the inn."

I glanced at my watch.

"It is now 5 o'clock," said I, "and will be light up to 0 or thereabout There is plenty of time for us to ride to the Fen inn, and I think it advisable to do so at once."

"Why not tomorrow morning?" ob jected Felix.

"Great heavens, Briarfield, have you no natural affection? Don't I tell you that your brother is lying dead there? Can't you understand the necessity of attending to so serious a matter without delay? If you have no affection, you might at loast have decency."

"I decline to believe that my brother is dead, " said Briarfleld coolly. "That letter shown to you by Olivia proves that he was in Paris yesterday. He could not have come over so quickly, and besides would have no reason to go to the Fen inn."

"Of course If you insist upon assum ing your brother's name I can say noth ing, but I know tho truth and had it from tho lips of Francis."

"What do you mean?" asked Olivia,

"I mean that Francis returned from Chile a few days ago and went to the Fen inn by appointment in order to hear the explanation of Felix."

"What explanation?" "The reason of Felix passing himself off as Francis."

"You are utterly mistaken, Mr. Den ham. I swear that this is Francis, the man to whom I am engaged. "

"Can you wish for stronger proof?" asked Felix, with the marked intention of insulting ma

I paid, no attention to his eneor, but turned round to Miss Bellin and asked a pertinent question.

"Where is the pearl ring you gave Franoie, Miss Bellin?"

"The pearl ring?" she said, much ag itated. '' Yes, I did give Francis a pearl ring, but he losb it. Did you not lose it, Francis?" she added, turning toward her lover.

"Two months ago."

"Well, Miss Bellin," eaid I deliber ately, "it you come out with me to the Fen Inn, I will show you the pearl ring on the finger of the dead man."

"It cannot be-—it is impossible," she murmured, clasping her hands together in great distress. lam utterly bewil dered by your talk Francis returned from Chile threo months ago, and my mother consented to our engagement."

"It was not Francis who returned," I asserted doggedly* "but Felix—Felix, who pretends to be in Paris."

To be Continued.

THE A&BBUKTUN GUAKDUN, WiDDfiES.OAX, JVL\ 5 ISJ6

Printed and published by Hbnry Willis, of Peter Street, Ashburton, for the Proprie tors, at their Printing Office, Burnet v Street, Aahbuirton, WEDNESDAY, July 5' 1889



The proposed Young Men's Club deserves the support of every aiiizen. And it ia hopmi that the young men themselves will appreciate the efforts now being made to establish an institution for their own beneiit in Ash burton. As the youths of our colotsy beoomti better educated, and elevated to *t higher moral plane by such helps and associa tions as thct proposed Qlub will undoubtedly affarcl them, they will become more reapecte A and better cit z'sns. Th^y will no long* rbe found loitering and wasting their money in questionable ways, and as "the appatel oti denotes tbe man" they will become more parfctm^ar in the cho»ce of their tailors. Messrs Cbatgbrad and Bskryman are evidently keeping "up to date" as The Loading Tailora and Outfittera of Ashburton Their immense stock ot new winter goodß compriaa tbe newest sty lea and snaterala ar cow worn at Home, and of count® their long established repu'&tion for fib and workman* ship Q«ed only be pointed out) to visitors and straugera who may wish to know where to find the bust tailors and to get entire " satis faction,' Ladies alao find their orders for tailor made costumes executed by this firm in the latest styles most satisfactory, and <** the molt reasonable prioes. 34



A GIFT> THE SHELDON 800 VI. 11 In His Steps, or What Would Jesus jDo.' ---11 The OrueiSxion of Philip Strong." «■ His Brother's Keeper." » Malcom Kirk." "Richard Hardy'a Seven Days." "THE VITADATIO" series of these magnifioent and entrancing works ia about ready for distribution, and will be sent to say addreaa in the colonies on receipt of postage to cover—One book, 2d stamps, the five books, 6d stamps. All letters must be marked •' Sheldon," care of " Vitadatio,' Melbourne. LADIES, THE fOLLOWING SHOULD INTSREST YOU. Never felt betber in her life. Had no idea Vitadatio oould do for her what it has done. " 10th April, 1899. 11 For a number of years I waa troubled with indigestion, and what those of our sex know as general weakness in various forma and w*ys, accompanied by the usual gloom* foreboding* and, of course, os I find now, unnecessary oirea of mind, producing »I 1 kinds of discouraging anticipations, in which the common impression would constantly intrude itself ibat life was not the flowery bed of ease that one used to read and sing about in one's childhood's hours. My food did not nourish the body, and I carried about with mi, much to my discomfort, an emaoUted form, and the common remark of my friends was, • How ill yon always look.' Although I would not admit the truth of their opinion, yet my own cmscioos feeling assured me of the truth of their observation. There wore m*ny other a Imenfs which kept In check my former vitality and buoyancy of spirit', which need ooly be hinted at in a note such as this. In this stata of general debility I was advised to take a course of Webber's Vita^atio* I tooV it regularly for aboub cix weeks, and took, in all, the contents of six large bottles. These wore from the firee a great source of help and relief, aud I be^an to put on flesh at the rate of 3 £!b per week, and I now enjoy the very beat of health. To any of my own ccx, especially those who are troubled with en nui, from whatever cause arising, I verily believe a c-urse of Vitadatio will giva them baok the blessing of good health, such ai I enjoy, and for which I desire to be truly thankful. Vitaditio shall always have my strong recommendation.-—Yours gratefully, M. Sebgeant, Eedfem, Sydnpy, Sew South Wales Price 5s 6d and 3e 6\ per bottle. K. W. HALL. Herbalisb, Agent for Ashburton and District. S 6 10



SAINOJWIih; ,& »om.is Enca lypti Extract. Under the distinguished patronage of Hlb Majesty the King of Italy, as per communica tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs through the Consul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, March 14, 1878. Awarded diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Acknowledged by Medical Clinics and Universities all over the Globe. There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract in the market, products of simple distillation forming crude resinous oils. In order that these crude oi!>? may not be taken, OUR PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, which ia recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Government to be of perfectly pure origin, as per information forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, Maroh 2, 1878, we fcate:— It is proved by teats by the Medical Clinics of the Universitiea at Boca and Greifswald, Prussia, and reported by Dr. Schulz,Professor of Parroacologv, at Bon, and Profespor Dr. Mossier, Director mf the Medical Ciinics at Greifawald, tit* 1: only products that- &T? saturated with oxygen a.id. m:e.i o? acid j, resinous and oth«r <suV : yr,a',i<;eH, adherent to primary distillation, will develope the sanative qualities! proper to the plant All crude oils, or so called Kucalypti Extracts are to be elapsed according to the named ■wathorities, among the turpentines, which abandoned long since as aa internal medicament. These crude oils, or bo called Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible :— 1 By their deficiency in pungent- odour— which our product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops most freely through its auroiu.3 oxygen. By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear ancp being minced iv apecific density through t<ie preeonc/i jf acids. By t-hnirfca&te, the reaalb of the contracting ten upoy of rcoia' xn:l l-ennates. If f.hrv-ie crude ojle, so called eucalypti extra ■•ts, are applied by mistake ia eases of croup. bromih'Ma, diphtheria, internal nfj.imatinnfl, dyaeatery, etc., the con sen u«tr><««is fti'fi most appalling. For safety akc (i it ilwaya for SaNDER & SON'S lUChIYPTI EXTRACT, — Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia. SAN.OEK k SONS.



,1. 6ALLAN7YNE & Co., OF OASH"L STREET, OHRIBTC/IFKOH, TTAVE FITTED A MOST COMPLETE FACTORY, and Manufactur. FROM STARU TO FINISH Higb-Class Furoiture b6 very MODERATE BATES, A aVieifc to Ballantyjje'u Shcwroons'&nd '"'Botory, by any of our Country CHent when in Christcharch, will be MUCR APPRBOIATED BY THE FIRM. N OTIC E. ANY Porsou or pertons found Trespassiug on the Rivoredale Estate in pursuit of game or otherwise will be prosecuted. W. S. STRANGE. "~~OSBORN~~COOMBE^ PIANO TUNER & EXPERT, (Late of London), WILL Visit) /'f-hburtf-.n for business on MONDAY NKXI! and ensuing week. I ORDERS may bn lot>, with >i'R J LLEWF.L/.. \l\ O\V"-;v i,i, ;;;; y,,--.-.-! Studio, A'"Ci..i'!- f.);i,..:r-tj,. t :.: I S,t\;\,;\, ,:-, .v- , i Commurciuii Hotel. 6 2&1 i



Kstaw-ished 1880. Telephone 69 i.vAKER BROS., ErirHTffTaHING TTNDERTAKBRS C URNISHIHQ *-> NDERTAKERS DIRECT Importers of Best and Latea Designs in FUNERAL FURNISHINGS FUNERALS conducted with the greatest cr.re and satisfaction, ab moat reasonable charges. C'srmT of Waksmui Xload and Case i .'.vreeta, and liaker and Brown's Coach i Factory,



GOniNUATICII OF GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE. -GREAT SUCCESS.^ READ THE FOLLOWING PRIOES :— MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS New Goods) 2s 114 Each MEN'S COLORED MOLK TROUSERS 33 lid per pair MEN'S BTROKG LEATHER SHIRTS 2s 3d Each LARGE SIZE BUSH RUGS ... ... ... 3s 6d Each LARGE SIZE GREY BLANKETS Qg 34 per pair FRINGE DOOR SLIPS Is 3d Each STRONG FLANNELETTE ... 2fd per yard h.ujnd.r.bds OJ& 1 orraicß gkuat babgaims SALE COJNTINUED DAILY. A. P. WILLIAMSON, TAKCRED STKEET. raU^* 1^ £ASY fO DRINK . EASY 10 o\&\.SV* -^^^H^ A EASILY THE EESV f » „



T A ILO R - MADE COSTUMES, /"\UR Success with,these GOWNS last Spason^givos us Confidence in] Requesting the Patronage of those Ladies to whom a SMART COSTUME is a neoesaity, We hold a Compbehbnsive STOCK.of COATlNGß,^Buitable for thispurpoße and would , SOLICIT AN EARLY INSPECTION. — NOW ON SALE — G\ BALKS CARPET SAMPLES £\ 6) B\LEB GOAT SEIN RUGS O MITCHELL & TURNER.



WHEAT. WHEAT. WE AEfi PKOMPJ? CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT. AT HIGHEST _MARKET RATES WE are also Prepared to STOHB GRAIN on Famei* Account in our New GRAIN" SHEDS, West Street, Aahburton, on very favorable Terms. FULLSIZEDjCORNSACKS AND TWINE SUPPLIED AT LOWESI CURRENT RATES. ROLLITT-& Co., CANTEBBURY FLOUR MILLS. OFFICES AND STORES—WEST STREET, ASHBURTON 1 230 fE»qWTßiffliyiH!KjflßMnMWlW Will 111 IHffTHByiW^KICTWIIIWMMWIiMMMg^ UTT ' TffWflX—Wl BELFAST FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TjiOß TURNIP, RAPE WHKAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be made for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. Orders received by BKOK, JLAtnitedL, DAVID THOMAS, THE ]N.Z. FARMER fes CO-^>PKeATIVE 4 BSOCIATION OF CAMTEHBURY, Limited., oa AJ-iEBEJEtT BOBEBTH, AGrHUNOL', A»hlt>iirtoMt. CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 8 80 P. WAYMOUTH Secretary. "tanks, tanks, tanks. " * ■""■■■'l- ■ ' m Ol am "■ QPKOIAL Inducements offer to those in want) of FIRST-CLASS TANKS. HARDLEY BROS. ARE SELLING LARGE SIZE TANKS AT 2?S 6d, 353, $2s, 60S teih No House is complete without one. PUMPS PUMPS. PUMPS. Splendid Assortment now to hand—direct from the makers—-at prices to suit everyone. SPOUTING & RIDGING Manufactured on the Premises. Spouting fixed from 4d per foot* Competent Workmen Bent to any part of the County at shortest notice.



■I rvi IV! r^C^ \ Does not ;;ttc-.';:-:".-'". to coni^v?-'?.-svlih isi-vrior | brar.di sold ni c.°,^.\p.;i' prices. I » 1 1 -* 1 IP J J? sale than r^w oliier lo'jacco ' I § £ | % i IP imported into Australasia is __J^^_^^^__^___^J^^^ _ 1 sufficient evider.ee th.-;t its j I superb smoking qufajties have . , TOBACCO' .' . I hit the public t«ste. *J. .



New Zealand Insurance Company. BSTABLIS H"i^ ' _ - 18 5 9 CAPITAL^ONE MILLION. THKFBIMIEB AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBIRALIT* PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESEEVES— FIRE AND RISES, ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, THRESHING MACHINES, *c, AOOKFTBD AT LOWBST TORRENT RaTKS E. W. H AN-M'HJR



— 22,000 — IN USE IN THIS COLONI f • :>. .'■■<:. /fczji--.------I__£% 3|k _______ y_.. ,t, j — tt'lfcffjggaC 111 «i f »t ■) IJv \fiS*^"^2* I ' THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE COAL OR WOOD UP TO 24i» NO SETTING~EEQUIEED. With Stove Pipe can be worked oat in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Casb Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tio,ji jlinside. REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or doable ovens. High or low pressure boilers; Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the ninkcr, H. E. SHACKLOCK. feOUTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN, 31 5



INCANDESCENT GAS-LIGHT. (WELSBAOH PATENTS). » (x) GBEAT REDUCTION IN PEICES. "■■■ \ / HAVING made Special and more Advantageous Terms with the Aus tralasian Incandescent Gas Light Company, Limited., and being ap pointed Sole Agent for Ashburton, I am now able to offer you these burners at the following reduced prices :— \[j3^r ip iUp|j!^Lj o^f now Reduced to 2s Each. xj|jll|p?Sl!Er?^fe|j^ r No Householder can afford to be any longer without the Incandescent Light. The 0 Burner gives FIVE TIMES the light of an ordinary gas burner with consumption of less than TWO-THIRDS of the gas. W. J. "ADAMS, PLUMBEK AND GASFITTEE, J»JEIMOVJE» TO NEW FKESM.ISJB2S, NEXT ORANGE HALL, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON. SOLE AGENT FOR ASHBURTON. MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE ALWAYS TOTHE FEONT. T?OR GOOD CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES WE STAND ALONE We do the Leading Trade, and we mean to keep it. NOTE OUR PRICES—Men's Good bhooters, 9a 6d; Children's Ankle Straps, Is s Ladies' Pretty Shoes, 4b lid and 5s 6d ; Men's Good Bluchers, 4s lid. Thousands of other pairs ab the same Cutting Prices. IF You want a GOOD EASY BOOT, one that will stand the wear be team ?ÜBeto MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, TANCRED BTFEET, ftSHBUFTW* J



j\SHBURT"»N PFKJ.TAJJETCT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCILTY. THE SOCIETY is now taking MONEY ON DEPOSIT Fixed Twelve Months 4} per cent, ull particulars on application, EDWARD STEPHENS, rtos r. Manager, Office: Snored Street



GOOD NEWS FOR ALL. FI7I /"ILA\TON, formerly of • X? • VJ East Street, complying with the wishes of former patrons, begs to inform them and the public generally, that he has recommenced business in the Arcade, opposite Mr T. Bullock's office IF YOU WANT STYLE, FIT, & SOUND WORKMANSHIP, GO TO j JF. W. CLAYTON, His selection of Tweeds, Fancy Coatings, etc., are the beßt in the Colony. A grand me of Heavy Saddle and Chipping Norton West of England Tweeds, at prioes to |,suit everybody F. F, CLAYTON, PRACIICAL TAILOR, BULLOCK'S ARCADE' 5 220 JAlßfflllDMfe Bf-OKLGRIDE OF GOLD CURE. DRINK HAD NEARLY DESTROYED IT I SUFFERED from an Insatiable Appe tite for Liquor. The Bi-Chlobidb of Gold Treatment cured me permanently. It Eradicates ALL Desire for Intoxicants. The desire will never return unless you re cultivate it. No cure—no pay. Address : BICHLORIDE OF GOLD INBTITUTE Ashly House, Rattray Street, Dunedin, CHEAP MONEY I OHEAP MONEY • OHEAP MONEY IN SUMS jF £100 ™ £10,000, ON 7 COUNTRY, CITY, Hand .SUBURBAN FREEHOLD, At "exceptionally low rates of interest. TPOR FORMS OF APPLICATION AN JJ FULL INFORMATION, Apply to the DISTRICT MANAGER, Christchurch. J. H. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner.



ABSOLUTE ASSURANCt IS ONE OF THE PERFECT OFFERED BY.inH MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. TpX AMPLE of Non-forfeiture Conditions. JUj Ab Age 30 nexb Birthday, undei Table C 20, Assurance of £1000 will coat £31 10s per annum for 20 years, lv event of discontinuance of payments the, JPolicy becomes Paid up for £150 AFTER 3 YEARS. £250 AFT£.R 5 STEAKS. £500 AFTER 10 YEARS. And so on. When the 20 years* Premiums have been paid, the Assurance is nob only Paid up for £1000, but is increased by the Accumulated Bonuses. WALTER SCALES, Superintendent of New Business! HUGO FRIEDLANDER. District Agent, Ashburton AET CLASSES. ETHEL Jx JONES, /CERTIFICATED art teadher, Canterbury V^ College School of Art; Free Student Technical School of Design, Wellington; Pupil of JamesM. Nairn, Wellington. Instructions given in all branches of Art, Painting from Life, and Sketching from Nature, in Oil or Water Colour. For particulars apply to Mr John Wilson Burnett street. POIWOWED! i " A report comes from the district of Wagunyah ' N.P.W., of a settler and his family exhibiting very | serious symptoms of poisoning after partaking o their evening meal. In searching for the cause, sus picion fell on the tea they had used. A sample taken from a one pound tin in use was analysed and found to contain strong traces of muriatic ar.id, the presence of which is caused by the use of spirits of salts in welding the parts of tin together. The analyst warns consumers that tea packed in small 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 in lead with an inside lining of vegetable parchment. This sty c of packet is quite impervious to the air, aDd tea so packed has been known to retain al its aroma and strengih for a period of five years.' Jf OTB.—KOZtE 'i£A is packed in lead with a» nside lining of Vegetable Parchment



DKINK DELIOIOUS PERFECT IN QUAU'TY, FLAVOH AND BLEND. Packed in Tins, the delicate Aroma Absolutely Preserved. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL GROCERS WANTED Known—Ladies' Pretty Walking Shoes in groat variety at Mellob's Zealandia Boot Store, I



Bicycle Harvest. LANDELLS & SON, JNQINEERS. & BIOYOLE MAKERS BCJREKTT STREET. Next the Club. r° A th« Fa ™ere and General Pnblio AshbnrtoD,—We beg to state that we aye reaped a harvest in Bicycles, havir list landed a big consignment of first-elas« ißgers at £14 10s. We are the oldeib uoyole firm in Ashbnrton and intend to phold our reputation. Agents for White Flyers, Rudge-WhiK forth, Waverleye, Cyclops, The Parrot, eto Repairs by experts. All work guaran eed T. H. UNDRMJ..J [ X , UHWULL T H. UNDRJLLL ANjD CO., TT^URNISHING UNDERTAKERS Jj URNISHING UNDERTAKERS. TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. Polished Coffins a Specialty. Private Address, Peter Btreet, dlreotly behind Oddfellows' Hall; also oare of Mr T. Andrews, East Belt. 2 NOTICE OF BEMOVAL. ASHBURTON M*o 2 INDUSTRIAL BUILDING SOCIETY.



mHE Society has REMOVED its Office X from The Post Office Buildings, Cameron Street To ARCADE CHAMBERS, Burnett Street, in the Old Bank Building. Office Hours: From 9.30 to 12, and 2 to 4 p.m., and 7 to 8.30 every pay night. FRED. MAKEIO, 5 100 Secretary. 1 ~" LOOK " CHEAP WINTER FIRING. NEW MOUNT SOMEKS COAL. OUTPUT has Trebled during fche la twelve months. IT IS USED EVERYWHERE. This Coal is tho Beat and Cheapest Steam wid Household Coal in the market. Used in the Woollen Factory anddantet bury Flour Mills, GIVES SPLENDID RESULTB WRITE FOR PRICES so G. T. PAKE, MOUNCD SOMES S. Removal Notice. LIVERY "STABLES. McDonnell & Compton WISH to thank the Public for pasfc support, and beg to announce that) I they have REMOVED from Burnett Street ! into the New and Commodious Stables in T&ncred Street, where every accommodation for Horses will be found* The firm trust that by civility and atten tion they will still continue to receive a fair share of support. Horses, Cabs, Drags, and othet Vehicles always on hire—day and night. Don't forget the address: McDonnell & compton, Tancred Street. 6 40



5 100



c," JessoO LADIES RINOS " I KEEPERS And I KNOT RINQS.f OoW Watches I s»lvcr Walche^j QOLD /Uvd SILVIf CHAINS! Brooches, &c. I