The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no, 4815

Ashbubton : Tuesday, June 6, 1899.

PUiCE : Oae Penny



SISTER MARI THA.



Jy, like an old hen fighting for its one chick. "And what a place this is to ask a lady to stay in- A man of your prop erty should be ashamed of himself, Cap'n Bligh. It's downright heathenish, if I do say it." "Don't be an old fool," the parrot put in casually, as if making a mere passing remark. * Ann jumped as if she had been bitten in a sensitive part. "Oh," she cried snappishly, "I'd jest like to wring the neck of that old swearin bird, as you've filled up full of bad lang widge." . "Don't get angry with poor old poll, Ann. She learned those bad tricks at sea. The sailors taught them to her." "I don't like anything seafarin," said Ann, with her nose in the air, "an old Mis' Mayhew never did either. We al ways agreed on them pints, though, we did differ some. She knew seafarin ; men ia ungodly, most parts, and prodi gious swearers. I guess she'd turn over i in her grave if she couM see her darter j a-layin there on that there sofy." j The captain gave a laugh that sounded | happy and confident, and to Ann's { astonishment she saw that Miss Mayhew was smiling, too, and a little girlish blush had stolen into her cheek. "Sup pose Ann," said she softly, "we were to ask the captain to come home and live with us. If we were to make him com fortable and happy he might forget all he has suffered in his lonely life, and all the evil that has been done him by un kind tongues." "Well, Leviny Mayhew, I never did hear the beat of that. It's just as if you was throwin yourself at the captain's head—as if you were offerin yourself." "No, Ann," and she raised her voice a little so that every word might be clearly understood, "he asked me and I've accepted, seeing as he thinks I'm worth taking, though I don't understand how he can; but it's all settled between ; us now. I like our house better than ; this one. I would rather live there, and j I shall beg the captain to come home and stay with us before long." Ann had listened to this speech with her mouth open and consternation paint ed on her face. "Merciful man!" she ex claimed, "I'm beat all out and don't know whether I'm standin on my bead or heels. He's axed you and you've accept ed! Well, if there's spooks I should think Mis' Mayhew would be walking into this room. But, of course, if you want, him and think it's proper to take him at your time of life and his'n, with them ' nervous spells of yours comin on, when it's hot water bags in a jiffy, and the squeak of a mouse sets your head to jumpin, why, I've nothing more to say. I ain't one to meddle or make. But I don't hey no profane par rots around me, and when the insurance folks builds up my part of the house, 1 want the cap'n to know that I'm cock of the walk and has no master orderin on my quarter deck. I don't black boots, nor lift trunks, nor run arrents, nor stand sass from no man, I don't care who he is. If you want him in your part of the house, Miss Mayhew, why, take him; and may suthin bad and black Light on his head if he don't treat you well." Here Ann broke down in a fit of passionate sobbing and tears. At the end of a few weeks Littlefield j was startled by hearing that Captain Bligh and Vinie Mayhew had been mar ried very quietly on a November morn ing and were spending their honeymoon at home. It would be difficult to say at just what day and date Ann Baskett was won over to become, with the exception of his wife, the greatest admirer and ad vocate of the captain in the town. Fierce had been her contention for the body and soul of her mistress, the one creature she had taken into her strong nature and cherished like her own flesh and blood. The captain in time won a place in her loyal and strong soul almost equal to that she gave to her. Gradually the fragile lady, under the wonderful magic of love, began to come back to the ways of health, driving beside her husband, living much in the open air, and on rare occasions entering her neighbors' doors. People wondered at the marvelous tenderness and devotion so long latent in the heart of this man, who for years had been an enigma to all around him, whose sole thought now was how to make one frail woman happy, cherishing her with his strength and watching over her with a care more than maternal. Life sweetened and brightened for these two who so long had wandered on lone ly and barren paths. The old house un der the elms seems to smile on the pass ers as if it had renewed its youth, and at times the door swings open to the en trance of guests, thus fulfilling that ideal of hospitality that always lay so close to Miss Mayhew's heart. You may see her almost any day, still at her win dow, returning the greetings of the school children, still fashioning those dainty little garments for the babies of her poor neighbors. Life in the old Mayhew house is as. simple and unostentatious as of old. Under the gentle prompting and influ ence of his wife the captain has found new use and exercise for his energies. His fortune has become fruitful in the best sense, and is blessed to others. The old house where he lived so many years alone, has been enlarged and altered, and turned into a hospital for incurables supported mainly by his gifts, and just beyond through the trees you may see the walls of a beautiful new free library building rising rapidly. And if you are a stranger and ask for details you will find that it has been endowed by Cap tain Bligh, one of the most public spir ited men in the town. Ann, in the new kitchen, built for her I under the supervision of Captain Bligh— : so comfortable, so convenient, so far sur passing the ideal of any kitchen she had ever known--Ann in her own dominions, , with the old parrot beside her, to whom : in his repentant and meek dotage she has become reconciled, speculates on the strange events in her life; and one of the insoluble knots to Ann's understand ing is Mrs. Martha Whiteunib, what ail«d Sister Martha that day she depart ed so suddenly for home, and why has she never congratulated Captain and Mrs. Bligh on their marriage, nor paid another visit to the old Mayhew home stead? TOE END.



KEEPERS And- = I KNOT RINGS.I Gold Watcfie* J Silver Watches! QOLD Ar*d SIUVtJ* CHAINS Brooches, &c. ~GOOD NEWS POX ALL* TH 171 /~1 LAY TON, former!* el V • JO m \J Kast Street, complying with the wiahea of former patrons, b«g* to iuform them and the pub io generally, that he has recommenced buiinees in the Arwde, opposite Mr T< JJullook's ofSc*. IF YOU WANT STYLE, FIT, * SOUND i WORKMANSHIP, GO TO BY JF\ CLAYTON, Kiß gelectioD of Tweeds, Fancy Coatlngi, etc, are the best, in the Colony. A grand iine of Heavy Saddle and Chipping Norton West of England Tweeds, at prices to suit everybody. F, F. CLAYTON, I PHACHICaL TAILOR, BULLOCK'S : ARCADE, 5 980 . Woods' Great Peppermint Core for OonglM »nd Ooldi never f»U», i/G »4 8/6.



WAITED.. , "TkONT forget that yon otn get* oop if -IS fresh mads Tea and a ohoioe Hot Pl* during these cold days at Ffcowmrt Bflfattfc <r.enc Room*, East btrett; Freeh Toffie» 'nt^ Boiled Sugaramade daily. ' - irf \\^ANTEDKnown-Good >a*e f«r Uttl« 1 V money at Mkllok's, ZealandJa Boot beers. r . TjlOR Sale, Cheap—6ooo pain of L»df« ■/: Millor. Tanored Street ™ yfTANTKD KNOWIf-MBS Hakll^s VV is .til! paying the highest jtriav foe til kind* of Ladies', QnUmwß'i ml Children', left off Clothle*. : l£dtw« hoaght in any quantity, Ladiaa v»it«d Ott \t ahoitest nolioe. Ifote »hr tddfm Burnett Srreet, oppoait* MAIL Offiot, \I r ANTED Knows-That w« bar* Im« „! m tot"*** in coring «, job lk^.W: i!" 2? T"? ei*- 1 |llrt th> in»frtr •»>••***»! ror ooya' olothiDg; e«w ooloripn and ahAif 1 — --'I >'j rB Bale, Oh«p—Sfai Dtwt. AIM >i^ Zealandia Boot fitore. T^Vf WANTED-A down taurt Udi« U try our new kugwoo oalf Bboc— Mwaow'g ZeaJaadk B«w» i>tw. mENDBRS waot«d for the ■»!• of 600 iJfti>t:^ t>. lIM TpOUNJ>-r» t«»c»d BtMM.tti«obt^| X? and molt niiabU Boot 8b»-. Mbllob^s Zaalaodto Boot Btow. -. ."t:;, ; fIOR BALE.-Cbe* P ; Berenl PanM Oooke, coiUble for farnw. and etkwt for orotobrnKlJDg parpow*. Making **M" S f y°?^ •to°k.~Appjy PBLIUJI YAIBBi, Of MAIL Uffioe. ■ ' ■■ " ." MRS ALCOBN fa M in itock StoDJMd Mountmeliiok, Uo., OroM-rtlf«h«ad Mayence Work, White J<*r>, Unrn JaT» and Congreu OtoTu, Traeofert, F mndatloai Monogriiin^ Wot«q Im'Ul., Uoe Ph». Stretoheri, Njngle, Shaded »nd DwibW Berita Wools, Reliable and Btttteifiy Wo6le,P»rliM Araaene. Filoatila, Crewe! f-mbroMeiry aad Knitting Silks in Coionr* and Tartaaa, Maorame Bags and String, WHriob • K««dl^ work Books, PerforaUd Cardboard, Ivory Crochet Cotton and Materials forFaeey Work generally. 10 38 BEST Blue Detweut Fotatow & 6d per B»g, or 30s per Ton. Ciushed (HtS 4a 6d per sack. Bed Chaff 9d per bag, ObiOH 20lb a 1«, at Flbtchxr Bbm , Aehburtoa. WANTED Know.-That we are iow offering a apeoial line of Goat Rag% Urge «!ze, oboice akins, at 12a 6d; Oilcloths, < Liuoleums, and Osrpet Sqnwes iB cocfaring variety,—Mitchill k Tnurm. \ WANTED Known-Ladies* Pretty Walking Shoes In great variety at Mbu.ob'B Zealaodia Boot Store. WANTED-Sixty strong men to try the new Kronio(Blnoher). —Mit&os'i Zealand ia Boot Store. nnENDERS wanted to wear oat 1000 X. pairs of Mkixob'b IndestrootiU* Boots. Wear !ike brace. WANTKD— Wii.e Mobberß to try oar Indestructible School Boot. — Mrllos's Zeahvadia Boot Store. FIN' ST Roller F!our £6 17s 6d per tori 2001b bag 14s, 1001b b»g 7» 6d, 501b bag 3s lOd, 251b bag 2\ afc Fr.KTCHKR BROS , Ashburum !»nd Chmtoburoh. WANTED Kuown—That we have re cfiived px Maori a heavy shipment -f Dregg Go.-^ds, Choice Ooldriuge in Coatin^B, Viennas,' and Cretoaaeß; one ca?e Fancy Bluoki in pligant designs.—MITCHILL ft Turner. FLOUR Reduced—Roliitt's, Brown., or Kvhcs' : - 200,b 9) 14s ; lOOlbt, 7a M i 501bs, 3s lOd; 2?'b«, 2a.-JoBH 088 & Co. 2 BS ALCOKN invites. inspection of her new Winter arrivals—Cap**, Jackets, Costnmea, and Dress Goods. •Straw*, Felts, and Trimmed Millinery to latest style*. Several line* of New Fancy Needlework, All kiods of Underclothing made to order and in stock. Dreeimaking j receives special attention



COCKS & COOKISRELS.— Those r qair- , ing pure bred Cocks and Cockerels for breeding purposes an get cheap Wyandottes, Orpingtons, and Cochins at the Pa'lham Yari-lg, Aehbnrfco?;. Uceqtt»Hod und Invincible— Woods' Great j Peppsrmiot Car* (or Cough* smd Coldi, 1/6 |



J. V. DE BEEB EW LINES IN E.P. WARE, DIRECT FROM THE CELEBRATED MANU FACTURERS WALKER & HALL, SHEFFIELD. Thii is th« finest quality ENGLISH PLATE, on hard White metal. New Designs in * big range of pricist, Inspection Invited. CLOCKSr~CLOCKv Q, CLOCKS, New lines suitable* for presentation trim £1 to 4610, Every time piece regualated and guaranteed. JIiWjELLEBYTbWILLBBT Always the largest aesortmsnt is Aifabor ton to choose from. New Goods by evory m&U. ROTHERHAM AND WATERBURY WATCHES A SPECIALTY. lam making a Bpeoial feature in ma factoring Jewellery to order, being the oraly PRACTICAL Jeweller in the district. Old Jewellery Remade, W4tch repairing. Oioly ojnpetent workmen employed. J. V.DE BEEB, (Late S. Snlek) THE LEADING JEWELLER & WATCHMAKER EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. " Stop Smoking," said a Boston doctor to an ailing patient the other day, " and it will lengthen your days." The patient stopped. The doctor's prediction was verified. The first day, the patient declares, was as long aa his Whole previous life. Prosperity is the best protector of principle. Few of us can stand prosperity. Another fellow's, I mean. Nothing succeeds like success. That is why Kingston 1* shoeing is so successful. Kingston does not say go, ask anyone. He is well knovtj, bavin* been here nearly eighteen jrtuii ■ ■ ■,



NOTICE. jl/TRSPERRIN (late of Wanganui, Nor Island), Monthly Nurae, is prepared • tf a oomtnodate Ladj Patient*. Terms moderate. Address—-Tin w&ld, near Railway Station, 4 141 LAWES' Dips & Manures. nn HE Public Dips ab the Ashburfcon and X Tiuwald Sale Yards are now open for the SEASON. For terms and particular* apply to Care taker. Lawet* Superphosphate — Beat Turnip Manure in the world. Also poisonous and non-poiaouous Sheep Dip in atock. EDWARD SATJNDEKS, LOCAL AGENT. 11 16 ASHBUKTON PERMANENT BUILDING AKD INVESTMENT SCpBTY. THE SOCIETY is now taking MONEY ON DEPOSIT Fixed Twelve Month* 4s"per cent. Full particulars on application. EDWARD STEPHENS, Manager. Office : Tanored Street FOR SALbTfOE EEMOVAL T ARGE STABLE, 30 x 15, Utb Bind, JLi inoltiding 2 stalls, chaff house, trap abed and loft; now erected on the back portion of I S 779, Cast street. Apply to T. BULLOCK, Agent, » ». • ■■



MELLO R'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORK ALWAYS TO, THE FRONT. nOR GOOD OHBAF BOOTS AND SHOES WE 81 AND ALONE We do the Leading Trade, and we mean to keep it, NOTE OUR PRICES—Man's Good Bhootem, 9s 6d; Children's Anklf Straps, 111 Ladles 1 Pretty Shoes, 4s lid and 5a 6d j Men's Good Bluchers, 4s lid. Thousands of other pairs at the same Cutting Prices. IF Yon want a GOOD EAST BOOT, one that will stand the wear,, t» rare woo go to MELLO R'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, TANORED BTBBKT, ASHBUBTDN



*?>? Zealand Instance Oospasi. ■■ j-. 1 sblished' — _ 1859 cap/ r a/Zone'million. k v hlijbß AJKD WEALTHIEST COLONIAL TOMFANY, -J>UD FOB PBOvrFTNBSS AND LIBBiRALITV, PAID-UP CAPITAL AND HEBEHVES—jQ4OO,OOO. FIRE AND~MARINB RISKS. ALSO.— .il/5A:5 OJV GROWING CROPS, I'HHEKHING MAOHI^KS, «*o.» AOOEFTBD AT LOWEST 7URRBNT RaTSS E. W. iIAISiMEB : 49EKT



COAL I GOAL! COAL! LARGE STOCKS OF COAL ABBIVIfIG WEEKLY., v^y estpokt, . * NEWCASTLE, SHAG POINT, BRUNNER NUTS, Etc. : . \* . ■ ' *' ALSO — LARGE QUANTITIES OP FIKEWOOD. Now ia the time to get ia your Winter Stock. PjCNOISW AND BARB.WIUB, STAKES, STANDARDS, & WIRE NETTING AT LOWEST PRICES. — CALL AND INSPKOT. — W. U. COLLINS & :CO.. IKONMONOKRB, TIMISBU k COAL MBROHANTP, EA^T STREET, -ASHBURTON. C We«H?orb Coal Company. Sole Agtiuts^ For j Shag Point Goal Ootsipany. (.. Royal laeuraQoe Company,



INSPECT OUB_WINDOWS. GRAND DISPLAY OF T. H. UJNDRILL & C 0,,. Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers, Undertakers, Etc. \ ■ '



WHEAT. WHEAT. TWE ARE PKOMPi 1 CASH BTJYEKS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT. AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES WE are also Prepared to STORE GRAIN on Farn.6 v Account in our New GRAIN SHEDS, West Street, Ashbnrton, on very favorable Terms. FULLSIZED CORNSACKB AND TWINE SUPPLIED ATILOWBBI CURRENT RATES. "* j ROLLlff~& Co., CANTEBBURY FLOUB MILLS. OFFICES AND STORES — WEST STREET, ASHBURTON 1 230



£ASy TO GRltiK . SIASf 10 Q\^S\. "x^^^, L I EASILY THE BtSl. y.«



TO MY CLIENTS. I" AM PREPARED TO DISPOSE OF ANY SHEEP AND LAMB SKINS bENT TO FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS, TO BIST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE. It would be well to give me particulars prior to sheep being forwarded. DAVID THOMAS, ASHBTJRTON 1



DAVID THOMAS. Auctioneer, Land, Insurance & Estate Agent, Valuator, Wool and Grain Broker, ASHBURTON Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Live Stock—Tinwald and Aahbarton Alcernafcelj Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fata, Hides, etc., on Mondays Sales of Wool Throughout the Season Grain Bought and Sold on Commission Clearing Sales as per arrangements Arcade Horse and Furniture Sales held on Saturday's, Horse Fairs held Monthly. . AGENT FOR- Matron and 00, Ohrfstchurch Booth, McDonald and 00, Ohristoharch White's Sheep Dip Walter A. Wood Go Lightband's Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition Wright, Stavonson and 00, Dnnedin Planet Junior Garden and Field Tools Belfast Manure? * RAKAIA PISTRICT SALES, 1 HAVB made arrangement* with MESSRS HARDY ft CO., Merchants, fUkftift, to act a» my AGENT for al! Auction Work in that District, and Id oonjanotitfn w.fch them Jfc will be my endaavour to muke tha RAKAIA SALE A SUCCESS. i DAVID THOMAS, AshHirlon fIWBAT SEDOOTIOK IN PRIOB OF J'LANBT JR. TOOLS DAVID THOMAS. j ASHBURTON



ABT CLASSES. ETHEL J\ JONES, /CERTIFICATED art teaoher, Canterbury \J 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 Dolour. For particulars apply to Mb John Wilson I Burnett street.



THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS"! h The Barrtblerr HAVING sold out of my old stock of these superior Bicycles, I have jusc opened up a fresh consignment of the LATEST PATTERN " RAMBLER " SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ROAD RACERS, & ROADSTERS in all tizes'and all fitted with the ever lasting Q & J detachable Tyre. '"THE J£AJMUEI.Lif2I*." CALL AfcD INSPEOI THE STOCK. i ! Price Easy. Riding Easy. Machines the Strongest; on Earth. ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. other Hare? fitted with G & J TYRES* D. THOMAS.



SHAG POINT COALj > THE PKEMIEU OTAGO COAL. UNEQUALLED FOR HOUSEHOLD AND STEAM PURPOSES. mHE SHAG POINT COAL COMPANY JL hereby notify that MKSSRS VV. ff. COLLINS & CO. are their ONJLY Agents in Ashburton for THE GENUINE SHAG POINT COAL. All orders entrusted to them will receive prompt attention. Colliery: Shag P,>int. Head Office: Vogel Street, Dunedin. ©EO. R. OHEESIMAN, ' 18 General Managur,



SMOKE THE NEW VENUS Dark Aromatic Flag Tobacco. THE CELEBRATED & BEST BBAND MANOTAOTCBBD FHQM UHGICESI VIBGIKIA LEAF



E. W. HAMMER. NOTICE OF REMOVAL TO NEW PREMISES. HAVING exchanged premises with the Farmers' Co-operative Association, have much pleasure in stating that in future ' I shall carry on my business at the offices and store lately ooeupied by the above As sedation at the corner of West Streeb and Haveiock street (the Loan and Mercantile old premises.) STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES. 00RNSACK8 AT CURRENT PRICES. 1 132 E, W. HANMER.



T. H. Undbiix.j [k. ohdhiix T H. UND&iLL KhD CO., T7ICJRNISBING UNDERTAKERS, JO URNISHISG UNDERTAKERS. TANORED STREET, ASHBURTON j EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. j Polished Coffins a Specialty. Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hal!; also care of Mr T. Andrews, East Belt. 2



J.&ALLANTYNE<BCo.,\ OF 0 ASH EL STREET, OMRISTCHimOH, ( TTAVE FITTED A MOST COMPLETE FACTORY, and Manufaofcur FROM I START TO FINISH High-CtasseFurniture ftt very MODERATE RATES, | A Visit to Ballantynk'h Showroom and | r aotory, by any of our Country Client } when in Christcharcb, will be MUCH APPRECIATED BY THE FIRM.



MISS BESSIE BIMMONBS MUSIC SELLER, AND TEACHER OF THE VIOLIN, T>EGS to thank her Friends and Patron a for past favors, a&d to inform them she is in a position to supply any thing they* may require in MUSIC or INSTRUMENTS AT LOWEST PRICES. THE EXHIBITION MODSL PIANO at «39 CASH, or easy Terms. Beet Value Yet Offered. VIOLINS, FLUTES, CLARIONETS, MELODIANS, Etc., Any Article not in stock procured im mediately. New Music and Songa by every mail, VIOLIN STRINGB AND FITTINGS, Best Quality. BESSIE MMMONDS, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON



OSBORN COOMBB, | PIANO TUNER & EXPERT, (Lute of London), VISITS Aihburton and earronnding Districts every fonr months—viis., Maroh, July, and November. ORDERS may be lofb with MR LLEWELLYN OWEN »t his Muaio Studio, Arcade Chatnbera, AshburfcoD, or ab Commercial Hotel.



A CARD MRS A r% /tL A RIDGE A• V/» Vy L A RIDQ E tbaoAer of funokobte, oegan, ak» singing COX STREET, ASHBUftTON. Terms on Application.



MISS CARSON. rnEACHER of Pianoforte and Organ. JL For terms, etc., apply at Residence, Corner of Wills and William Streets, new WakanaiEoadEwfc 1136



PIANOFORTE, SINGING, ORGAN, AND THEORY OF MUSIO. MRS T>OWMA ; N Tjl 0 X Member of 4he Canterbury Society of Professional Mnaioians, Havjslook Stebkt, Ashbubton. Pnpila prepared for Trinity College exam* patfona.



THE ART OF SINGING. MRS HERBERT STEEL IS prepared to Uke Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION at her residence, Havelock Street Weab. Terms, &0., on application, 5 175



MUSICAL. Llewellyn Owen, PIANOFOBTK, SINGING, HABMONY, AND MANDOLINE.



*02ames Third-claeu Passengers. E. W. HANMSK. Agent. - __ _____ __ fd&Jf&T ' NI!W ZEALAND i lUg^. . > SHIPPING OO.'S LINK ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON, Vl* Moafce Video, Xenertffe ft Plymouth. Beat Accommodation for ail ohvasos of Pt-mecgeo at Lowesb Bates. | ) Port »f 1 Stamen. Teas. Departure. Dat-e. Rlmatftka 4515 WslliDgbon Juue 8 P*pinui "000 — August 31 Runhlne 8127 — S«pt. 28 Wakanni 7000 — Oot. 25 Par farther parttoul&nt apply to FRIEDLANDER BEOS., Law. Agentii, Aihbarten. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Limitbb *TEAMERPPAIT FRCMLITTELTON AS UNDER: for Weßfe|(ort and 6reymoi-hh—Weekly. Wellington— Monday, Tuead&y, Thura day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailings ace advertifie n'ent in Cbriutohurch papers Dttnedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pioton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Aaokland — Alternate I'hnrsdays The. above are subject to alteration; eierence shoald therefore be made to Chrietcharch daily papers for dates and hour of sailing For farther particulars apply to F. FERRIMAN, Agent, A^hbarton



Shipping' , gETAW, SAYILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR LONDON. je^x TTIOYAL MAIL STBA ' Oflk MER3, with superior mv »ocommod»tlonforsllol»8s»B «rs^nqqnw of pwaengere, oftlHng at Moucts Vdiit* tir H!o, Tenerifife and Ply month . Teasel Tons Oommaadet From I Date. „ wi()Kldley~ WewJjply 20 loaio «. 4748|Kempaon Wel'b'nlOcb. 12 OARGO STEAMERS. Maori ...)531? Moffatb W«l't'n Api 20 *Waiwera 6500 Stuart Wel't'n April Tokoroaru 6238 Maxwell ( — May Mamari >M J3583 Evaca IWel'fc'n May