PARLIAMENT.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

United Press Association—By Eieetri Telegraph Wellington, July 21 TheCouucil met at 2.30. BILLS ADVANCED. The Immigration Restriction Bill was partly coDsideml The Factories Act Amendment Bi'l was r>>ad a second time and referred to the Libor Bi In Committee, 'Ihe Council rose at 4 o'clock.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Wellington, July 21 The House meb at 2 30. GOVBBWMENT LIFE INSURANCE ACTS AMEND MENT BILL The Government Lfa Insurance Acts Amendment Bill waa lutroducad by Gover nor's massage and read a thai time, QUESTIONS Keplying to cjueaiiouH .Ministers said that they did not approve of app- intiug pubic law officers in the chief cities of the colony to enable people to obtain legal advice iv courts of justice at a coat fixed by statute ; that; Gjvesnment would consider the ques tion of the reduction of postage on news papers for England ; that Government were nob in favor of a Bui fixing the number of members of theLe^islative Council at half the Dumber of the House of Representatives ; and that the question of an elective Council Was one for the country to decide. The House adjourned at 5 30. The House resumed at 7 30 pm SECOND READINGS The Public Contracts, Government Acci dent Insurance, Mortgages, and the Employ ment of Boys and Girls Without t'aymeutof Wages Prevention Bills were read a second time. LAND FOB SE.TLEMENTi Consideration of the Land for Settlements Act Amendment BUI wm resumed in Cjm snutee. Mr u'+B;'u said that the Bill wa3 intended to c i;fjaci»it; the laud of small tattlers, and that if no provision were m»de in the Bill lor compeamiion for dsturbaace all the worst features of landlordism in Ireland would be produced. The Premier defended fair market value of land compulsorily tuken instead of taking land at a sentimental value. Having die covered by the Hatuma case that the law allowed a sentimental value it was the duty of ihe House to put an end to such a value being placed on any land acquired by the Government for settlement. Mr Lewis referred to the case of a man who had a market garden in the vicinity of a. town and hud his land taken away from him, what compensation would be paid to such people for loss of business. Mr Stevens maintained that fair rmrkct value in such circumstances as those referr d to by Mr Lewia would be taken into con aideiation in assasslog the valm. Mr Pirani thought th»j the clause (5) would appear to have been placed in the Bill to prevent its passing. Mr Fraser contended that something more than fair market value of land should be paid, as his source of living might be taken from a man. Mr Kelly and Mr Field agreed. Ihe Fromier insisted that the Bill pro vided for compensation in assessing ihe va'ue of land where a person lost his busi ness, Mr Rolleßton wanted to know what was meant by "fair market value to buyer or seller." He wished to pee the Bill f>o through, but advised that cause 5 be with- ] drawn. There wan no necessity for it, as landholders were running after the Govern ment every day offering land for sale. i Mr Scobie iVlackei 7a ■ said it was a very Berioua thing for small farmers and others making a living out. of the Sand for the Government to step in and say that they wanted it without fairly compenaat ng the ownen Mr Montgomery wished to see cUuae 5 define more distinctly what circumstances should be taken into consideration over and above fair market value in c:>mpersating a person for the loss of his land.

Mr Masaey said that under the Bill it was quite impossible for a man to get fair value for his bod.

Mr Hogf* defended the clause- It was a a hard thing no doubt for a person to be de prived of his land, but it was a still harder thing for hundreds of people to bo landless.

The Premier ultimately moved an amend ment, the clause to re.id instead of market value, " have regard only to iho v.-.lue of the land aud the loss (if any) to the claimant of business occasioned by such compulsory taking "

A large number of amendments were made and new clauses added. The Bill as amended was reported to the House, and the amend ments setdown for consideration on Tuesday. The House rose at 2 a m.

ADMIRAL DEWEY.

Uoited Press Association—By Electric Telegraph —Copyright.

Trieste, July 21 Admiral Dewey, who has arrived here on hia way to America from the Philippines, has been interviewed. He laughed at the Peace Conference, and declared that America would certainly not disarm ; *she was at present build jng forty warships.

The Earthquake in Italy.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph —Copy right

Rome, July 21 Many of the churcht s in Rome are closed. JSfumbera of houses are injured and many families are homeless.

The Peace Conference

United Press Association —-By Klectrio

Telegraph—Copyright

(Received Wakapuaka July 22, 9 50 a.m, Guardian Office 10.14 am)

Amsterdam, July 21

At the Peace Conference the British and American delegates voted in favor of the use of asphyxiating shells and expanding bullets, the representatives of all the other powers being opposed.

News in Brief.

Mr W, Wooldridgo. piano tuner, is now in Ashburton on one of his usual visits, and orders may be left ab Mr de Beer's, East Sbreab.

Mr Ruddick, the Government dairy com missioner, will address the farmers on the aubject on Monday evening, ab 6.30, in the Flemington school. The hour ia m*de earlier than usual to suit the convenience of farmers.

COMMERCIAL.

PROPERTY SALES,

Mr T. Bullock lias sold 1462 acres, being R.S. 27798 and 30899, with extensive im provements, fronting the road leading from the Hinds railway station to the Rangitata traffic bridge, at £2 p<2o -aboub £1 19a per acre; R.S. 27620, 30601 and 35881, con taining 245 acre", neir the above, at £1 17s per acre;. R.S. 30889 and 3 890, 1000 acres just above the Enling railway station, at £1 17s od per acre ; also' lot 17 containing' 2 food's 10 perches, corner of Winter's road and Charles street, Allenton, afc £25 10*; and lota 25 and 26, half acre, fronting North Town Belt, with small cottage thereon, at £sb.

CABLE NEWS.

Uoited Press Association —By Eieotrlo Telegraph Copyright London July 21 The freedom of the C>t.y of London has bt.en conferred on Mr Henniker Meaton, The latter acknowledged the sympathetic assistance of English and colonial statemen, and the splendid unswerving support of I ho Press of the English speaking nations. 'I lie Lord Mayor entertained Mr Henniker Heaton. Kew York, Ju'y 20 In connection with the A'n-kan boundary difficulty, between Aim rica and Cmada, the New York Herald says that the American Government has decided not to withdraw a foot from the line fixed by America as the basis of the rocent nu^oti-itions fc'T Petersburg, July 21 Lieutenant Boisman, who was an attache of the Czarewitch, has com mitted suicide owing to the Ozir'a reproaches for allowing the Czarewitch to cycle unattended. Bombay, July 21. The injection of Professor Oalmette's serum cured a patient suffering from snakebite at Meernt. Perlin, July 21 In the recent accident the German Empress fracturrd thr fibula and will be disabled for six weeks. Sydney, July 21 The steamer Perthshire has sailed for the Bluff Negotiations between the representatives of the owners, underwriters, and Mr Mills, resulted in about £5000 being paid for the ser vices of the Talune to the Perthshire. Mr Blair, engineer of the Perthshire, was presented with an illuminated address by the Queensland engineers.

THE TRANSVAAL.

Continued Preparations

United Press Association—By Eleotrio Telegraph—Copyright London, July 20 , Mr Chamberlain has eon firmed the franchise concPSßions. He states that he had heard unofficially that it wat intended to give seven n< w seats to the districts chiefly inhabited by aliens. If this be continued lie hoped to arrange a basis of settlement on Sir Alfred Milner'd lines, though there were a number of conditions retained that might possibly imperil the value of the concessions He was confident that President Kruger would reconsider the details and net alloy the concessions, or permit th.-jin to be nullified by future legislation or ad ministration. The South Africm League meeting declared the restrictions imposed would render the franchise practically value less. Capetown, July 21 The Uiclanderß called a me^tii g to condemn the franchise proposals, and demand a more complete tettlemeni". Mr Rhode 3, addressing a rueeti lg hen 1, scouted the idei of war. (Received Wakapuaka July 22, 9 50 am, Guardian Office 10-14 a.m) London, July 21 The Imperial Government ontinup precautionary prep irati ms as regards South Africa. Kleven batteries of artillery are ready for despatch from Woolwich Naples, July 21.

Ihe German sfemur Konig has lc-ft here with a large cargo of rifles, annnu a itioo, and mules for the Tr;msva,il.

L atest Items.

Obituary. —We regret to have to record the death of Mr William Rule, youngest son of Mr W H. Rule, and & most promising young man He hud been rather unwell during the past week, hut no one supposed that anythi: g was seriously wrong, until the night before last, when he was in great pain, and he died thia afternoon. He waa only sevenbeen years of age. Great sympathy ia expressed with Mr Rule and hia family.

Business Change:—-Amongst the numerous business changes that have occurred in Ashburton during the current year is one of repent date that will no doubt be of interest to the farming community, especially to growers of grain, vi?., a change in the proprietorship of the Crown Roller Flour Mills, Wakanui. Ib ia rumored that the well-known miller, Mr Edwin Thomas, has disposed of his mill property to Mr Thomas Rollibt, who for the paßt eight years has been mill manager of the Canterbury Roller Mills, Ashburton. We wish Mr Eollitt the success he deserves in his venture.

I Concert at Tinwai.d.—A concerr, in aid of the Tinwald Presbyterian Sabbath

school, waa held in the Templar Hall on Thursday evening. A large audience at tended, and the Rev. Mr Skinner occupied

the chair, and gave a short appropriate address. The programme was well selected, and every item was given in an efficient and artistic manner. The numbers were contri buted by the following:— Solos by Mea dames D. Tippetb and Biggs ; Misses A, Clark, S. Donaldson, A. Cairncross, and A. Meharry : Messrs J. Cow, M« McDonald, and W. Mackay ; a duet by Mrs B. Tippett and Mr J Cow; and two recitations given by Miss iVI. L^wis. The accompanists were $Irs D. Tippatt, Misses Clark, Meharry (2), and Mackay. Votes of thanks were passed to the performers and to the ladies, and refreshments were handed round, and after all had partaken of the good things pro vided, a most successful concert was bronghb to a qloso.

THR ASHBORTON GO ARMAS, SATURDAY., JULY 22, i»59



Clearing Sale —On Thursday and Fri day a clearing sale of furniture, etc , on account of Mr Henry Zander, waa con ducted by Messrs Friedlander Bros. Limited, and Nicoll Broa., joint auctioneers, ab 'the vendor's residence, Strelit?. A very satis factory sale is reported, the attendance of buyers being good, especially on Thursday. A clearance was effected at satisfactory prices to the vendor.



Wanted. WANTED, by young Lady—Board and Lodgings. Apply eire Asiiburtox Drapery Company. 7 172 PRIMITIVE Methodise Church.—Rev. Raine preaches twice To-morrow, Morning subject: "Spiritual Graces"; Evening :," Consequences." Welcome. ' 7 174 BAPTIST Church, Tomorrow.—Morn ing, Rev. A. Ager ; Evening, Evangelist eervice. 7 177 YOU CAN GET twenty lovely B^nanag, fourteen Mandarins or Oranges for Is; Pinea from 31 each ; Cocoanuis, Peanuts, Walnuts, New Figs, cheaper than ever ; ut Mrs Adams, Saunders' Buildings. 7 176 LOST, on Wednesday last — A tun coloured Pug Dog. Finder will be rewarded on returning stune to P. H. Cox, Bank of Australasia. 7 156 NEW Lines in photo Frames, Indoor Games, Scrap I3ooks, Books of Reci tations, Prayer and Hymn Books, Bibles, Purses, Hand-painted Birthday Cards, Cheap editions of A Window in Thrums, Ships that pass in the Nigbt, My Friend Jim, The Master of Ballantrae, Teqnyson'e Poems, Sheldon's Books, and others. —A. H. Williams, Tiered Street.



IK« UadCau*!l *» SS«J»ic« ' " A young man came into cur store yesterday Buffering from a severe attack of onunp coiic," writes B F. Hess, miller and jenern.l meichant, Dickey's Mountain, I'a. '" tie had tried various home remedies with out relief. Aa I h»d usei Chamberlain's (jolie, Cholera and Diarrhcci Remedy I gave him a dose, and it soon brought him cut alrght. I never saw a fellow so rejoiced" Sold by Asbsubton Drug Company,



B'rledlanaer lircs.. Limited. SPECIAL ENTRY. [TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1899. i . _____ i i"\7E Shall cff.r on account of a Client, — Rf\(\ THREE • QtTARTERBRKD UUU KWB3, in Lamb. A Grand i Line, 'fIUEDLANDEH BROS, Limited. i R. FRIEDLANDIR, 1 1 168 Auctioneer* XHORSUAY, AUGUST 10, 1899. OUR NEXT HORSE FA IR Will take place on the above date, for which we are now booking entries. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. R. FRIEDLaNDER, 7 111 Auctioneer* t. BULLOCK. SATURDAY, JULY 29 BUILDING allotments fronting? the Alford Forest Road, being Noe. 28, 29, and 30, aach containing acre, just j below the entrance to the Woollen Factory | on the opposite side of the road, MET. BULLOCK has mceived instruc tions from Mr T. Bradford to Sell the above by Auction, ac the Aicade, on the date named at 1130 a.m. T. BULLOCK, 7 170 Auctioneer



T>. THOMAS T CAN Supply Blocks cf from 5 to 50 A ens, adjoining Fairfield Freezing Works at CHEAP RATES. Apply to 7162 D. THOMAS.' ACCOMMODATION PJtDDOGKS. MARONAN ROAD AND SOUTH ROADS. T CAN SELL PADDOCKS on Maronan or South Roads. 25 Acres or Upwards. D THOMAS. 7 163 Ashburton. LAGMHOR LANDS. T HAVE etill some of the LAGMHOR LAND FOR BALE PRIVATELY. I oan acoept £13 10s per Acre for the Choice of cny Block fronting the Hinds River anywhere between Hinds Township aad Maronan. - Apply promptly to D. THOMAS, 7 164 Ashburton. ASHBURTON YARDS TUESDAY, JULY 2-5, 1-94 J SHALL have for S^'e at the above fix ture the following lines of Good Sheep, viz :— QQA TWO • TOOTH WETHERS. OK A TWO * TOOTH HALFBRED &O\J EWES, in Lamb. OKA FOUR, SIX. AND EIGHT fCOKJ TOOTH EWKS, in Lamb. OA ENGLISH AND BORDER &\J LEICFSTKR HAMS. Also,-Other Lines of FAT & STORE SHEEP, CAT! LE & PIGS. D. THOMAS, 7 166 A^hburton. SPLENDID FARM LOWOLIPFK. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 18G9. MR DAVID THOMAS has received instructions from E. H. Dobson, Ksq , to sell by Public Action as above,— HIS REALLY FIRST CLASS FARM, CONTAINING— 1 QQ Acres Q Roods If\ Perches, JLOt7 Acres Q Roods X\J Perches, B;ing K.S. 19,478, and part of 15,986, situated in the Coldstream Rjad Distrc , The bu'k of the land is as good as any in the County, the improvements are firsl-jl^s, cor.sist inj» of a Commodious House, Men's Q lartera, Stables, and other out liuiliiings. The land is Al,is in good heart, and well worth the attention «f anyone o:i the lookout for a good F»rm. There is a school within £00 yards of the House. Sale at 2 p m. Terms at Sale. D. THOMAS, 7 118 Ashbnrtooi BULLOCK'S ARCADE. SATURDAY, "jULY 29, iß9j SPLENDID FARM, CONTAINING IAAA ACRES. IAAA lUUU ACREB. JLUUU NEAP. LAURISTON. ME DAVID THOMAS has reoeived in, atructione from T. E. Upton, Esq , to sell as above by Public Auction,— His farm, containing 1,000 Acres of good useful lmd, situated within 1 mile of Lauriston Railway Station, and being K.S. 27,893 and 27,850 The land is well fenced and watered, and is sub divided into 4 paddocks. The last orops on the Farm were as follows, j viz: -500 Acres 10 years ago, 250 | Acres 5 years ago, 250 in wheat last : year, and is now being laid down with Octts and Grass- Inspection invited 7 117 D. THOMAS, Auctioneer. T^ Bullock. FoIi~S~ALE. Blacksmith's and Wheelwright's Business and Freehold Property. Q ACRES, Q Well Situated at Wheatatone, Longbeach District, the property of Mr Hen^t MoCONNELL. rpHERK is a" Duelling House of Six JL RoorQß, surroqnded by Garden, etc.; also Blacksmith's and -Wheel weight'a Shop, Stab.le, Trapahed, and other buildings erected on the property. Offers are invited for the purchase of the above property and business on liberal terms of payment. Full particulars furnished on application. T BULLO K. REALISATION SALE. GOOD BUILDING SITE, Having two chains frontage on Havelock Street West. j(?Oft 1 As ~Price wanted for Town ob^O 11/ Section 1170, containing 1 rood 16 perches, on easy terms of payment Apply to T. BULLOCK. FOR SALE *4 A © R E tf a ■'/"t I'm "Ti UIL.DING Bite, fronting Alford Forest l 3 Koad, almost immediately opposite the entrance to the Woollen Factory. OtyK Price required. &Q&O The lots are Nos. 7 and 8, each containing £ Acre. Apply to T. E.ULLQCK, NOTICE. HAVING disposed of my JUkery Hußiness, I request that AH Account! due be paid to my Agent, Charlea Braddell, Burnett Street, Ashburton, by the 10th August next, after which date all Unpaic Accounts will be SUED FOR, without further notioe, ARTHUR POLLOCK. AshburtoD, July 21, 1899. 7 15J



SATURDAY, JULY 2*. MOUNT SOMBRE Adj 'ining the Railway Station. 43 A_°^ ES' 43 l\/TR T. RULLOUK (iD conjunction with LVJL MR D. THOU AS) has r ceived in structions from Me John McOlimont to Sell by Public Auciion at the Arcade oa the above date, — 43 aores 2 roods 8 parches, close to the Mount Somers Railwiy Station, and between the railway line and the road leading t<a the truffle bridge, being part of R.S. 18512 And others. Suitable for paddocks for those living in the Township, or for s'ation-holders and others living at a distance and Bending stock by rail, etc. Inspection invited Easy Terms of Payment. Note time of Sale—ll 30 a.m. T. BULLOCK, 7 171 . Auctioneer. SATURDAY, JOLY 29 WINSLOW, Land Suitable for Accommodation Pad docks. 3 A AC^ES Q A Qz ACRES O4: Ne*r th=s Railway Station, and fronting the Longbeach Road. MR T. BULLOCK hai received instruc tions from John Grtoo, I''sq , to sel by Public Auciion at tho Arcade ou the above date,-— 34 Acresi, being Rural Ssction 23,313 fronting the Longbench Road, and siuated about 200 yards below tho Railway ; suitable for cutting up into paddocks for accommo dation. Well watered with county water Rice. Li')erol terms of Payment. Sale ab 11.30 a,m. T. BULLOCK, 7 175 Auctioneer. PUBLIC NOTICE A SHBURTON POULTRY, PIQEON, k A CANARY SOCIETY. THE "SHOW WILL BE CONTINUED TO-NIGHT. AT ODDFELLOWS' HALL. KECOBD ISINXJEfcIE*. R. B. REST ELL, 7 75 Hnn. Secretary "Tlano> tuning* MR W. WOOLDRIDGE la now in Aahburton on one of his usual visits for Piano Tuning. Annual Tuning—Three visits, £1 Is; single tuning, 10s, ORDERS may be left at Mr de Beer's, Jeweller, Eaat Street, Ashburton. 7 169 TINWALD TOWN BOARD. fTIENDERS are invited to be sent in not 1 later than FRIDAY, July 28, for the Formation of Roads on R.S. 3936, about 65 Chains; the Construction of a Concrete Culvert ; Laying Pipes and Carting about $00 Yardaof Earth. The lowest or any tender not; neoesß&rily accepted, A. A. FOOKB, 7 173 Clerk Tinwald Town Board — STOP AND LOOK — WHO I3~THE BEST SIGN WRITER, PAINTER, AND GENERAL DECORATOR ? WHY, EVERYONE OUGHT TO KNOW. X L. HJGGS Does the Work Himself. — — No Work Entrusted to Boys. THE CHEAPEST PLACE FOR PAINTS & PAPERHANGItfUS. i J. L* HIGrGrSe TANCRED STRE'ST. LIPP Model Piano, cost £68, for £45 cash, or a less sum and a smaller Piano would be taken in exchange. The above is a birgain not often nieb with, A ! second-hand Piano fo? Sale — £512 cash. i Organs from 10s per month.—H. M, Jones. COCKEREL S.^S^me First Cl^s Cockerels, Orpingtons, Wyandotbea, etc., for sale aheap at PeijHam Yards.



£10 REWARD. TTAVING RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS to take Stock of tho Balance of the Goods left in Ashburton, we are, FOR THE ENSUING WEEKS, PREPARED TO TAKE ANY BEASONABLE OFFEK FOE THEM. IT HAVING BEEN FALSELY STATED THAT THIS SALE 16 NOT GENUINE, WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY THE ABOVE KEWAI D TO ASTONE PROVING 7H<; CONTRARY. " REMEMBER THE MAINE " REASON OF THIS SALE IS TO SELL G. F. SMITH'S ASSIGNED STi OK, which is being done at prices that defy competition, Wing below WHOLESALE COST. LADIES, BOLL UP, AND GET HATS FOR KOTHfNG AT T II E SALE. TANCRED BTREE 11.I 1. E. S. MALCOM, V.-n.10.-.



PUBLIC NOTICES THE DAILIYING INDUSTRY. MR RDDDICK, the Government Ex pert, invites 'he Farmers of Flem ington and adj lining districts to meet him at the Klemington School on MONDAY Evening, 24th inst. at 6 30, when he will give an address on the above subject, with special reference to Ashburton producers. 7 160 MOUNT SOMERS ROAD BOARD. RATE NOTICE, NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with the provisions of the Road Bard Act, 1832, and the Rating Act, 1894, efctionß 37, 38 39, and 40, and amendments thereto, that it is the intention of the Mount Somere Road Board at its nex>; ordinary meeting to be held on MONDAY, August. 7th, 1899, to make and levy a general ru> c at one half penny in the £ ou all rateable property within the district for the ye.r commencing on the Ist day of April, 1899, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1900. payah c in one sum on the 21st day of August, 1899. The Rate Book is opsn for inspection at the residence of Mr Lewis McGregor, Springburn, until THURSDAY, August 3, and thereafter at the residence of Mr Johr Hood, Mount Somers, until the 7*h day of August, 1899. L. J. MoGREGOR, Clerk and Collector To the Mount Somera Road Board. Mount Somers, July 19, 1899. 7 149 WANTED 10 RENT, TjIIGHT OR TEN HORSE POWER Portable Engine, With Purchasing Clause. Particulars and price to H. W. BARRETT, 121 ARCADE, Established 1880, Telephone 69 BAKER BEOS., , jJWRFTSSHING TTNDERTAKERS L urnishing Undertakers DIRECT Importers of Best and Lates Designs \j\ FUNERAL FURNISHINGS i FUNERALS conducted with Ihe greatest care and satisfaction, at most reasonable charges, Corner of Wakanul Road and Casa greets, and Baker and Brown's Coach V actory, Vf^ANTED Known—You cm now ' » buy all our well assorted and now Stock at Wale prices.—Northcotb and I HEiWRft.



W. HORNE. FOR SALE. LOW PRICE". EASY TERMS. Purchaser can have either immediate possession or good tenant. 'TIHAT very desirable property containing -L over six acres of first-class land, with good Dwelling House and every convenience, now in the occupation of the undersigned ; situated within easy distance of Town. W. HORNE. FOR SALE. That very commodious residence situated on Town Sections Nog. 1003 and 1004> corner of Peter Street West, now let to J, R. Hart, Etq., and paying a fair rate of interest. W. HORNE. FOft SALP. That very valuable half acre in Havelock Street, being Town Sections 230 and 23L This property would make a first-class central site for a manufacturing business. W. HORNE. FOB BALE. Cottage and i ncre good land, situated Belt Road, Allenton, and let to a good tenant, W. HORNE. FOR SALR. • I have received instructions to dispose of by private contract that FIRSI-CLASS FARM OF 9| O ACRES q ! <£XO ACRES ZlO Situated within three miles of Tinwald, | the property of Mr C. Rimmington. There is a New Dwelling House of six rooms, with good Stabling, Chaff-houae, etc., on the property. The land is in good heart, and ready for immediate occupation. A chano© of •ecuring a Farai like this soldo© o<Knts. i For full partioulars apply to W. HORNE. CHURCH BERTICES: St. step¥¥n's oiTuiroir, Aehburton. EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. (July 23). 8.30 a m—Holy Communion lla m—Matins, Litany, and Bermem. 3 p m—SBAFIELD, Rev R A Wood thorpe ; DROMORE, Mr Gates. 6 30 p.m.—Evening Prayer and Sermon. R, A. WOODTHORPE. M.A., Vicar. '



-CHANGE OF BUSINESS JOHN T. COOCH, {LATE OF LEEST ON,) JJAVING PURCHASED from MR A. LAWRIE the Bn«in«B omdnoted by him in Sawders' Buildings, Aahburtoa, intends to Carry on same m from JULY 1, on the following licet, viz :— — FIKST-CLASS GOODS ONLY; — — ATTENTION AND CIVILITY. — — PBIGES LOWEST FOR CASH. — JOHN T. COOCH, SACJNDERS' BUILDINGS, ASHBTOTON. MKSSRS GRANT & MOORE JJAVING 1 ORCHASED THE DRAPERY, CLOTHISG, BOOS AND SHO* Portion of the above, intend OPENING ON SATURDAY, JULY 1, WITH A GIGANTIC SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Every Article 'will be Sold Keciabdijmis or Com, to make rooa for iftrgt Consignments to arrive early in August), Particulars in FtrTtißß Advbrtiiemknt, GRANT AND MOORE, DRAPERY, CLOTDING, AND BOOT WAREHOUSE BAUNDEBS BUILDINGS. -GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF 1 Drapery, Clothing-, and Boots. ANDREW OR R WItL HOLD AN IMMENSE CLEARING SALE OF gURPLUS STOCK OF HIGH.OLAS DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS, O;OMMfE|N|O,ING FBIDAY, JONE 30, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. All Goode.Remarked atfIoRTREMENDOUS aoTaB Ito 'effect'» Complete Clearance. * SEE HAND BILLS FOB FBICIS. LADIES' AND {GENTLEMEN'S BOOIS GREATLY REDUCED. REMEMBER SALE — FRIDAY, JUNE 30. AND REW O RR. TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. /^UR Saooe«B with these GOWNS !ssb Srason gives as Confidence in Requei isg the Patronage of fchoso Ladles to whom • SMART OOSTDMEJ»» neoessity. W« hpIdKCoMPREHBKSiTB^TOCK ofiCOATINGS, suitable for this purpose and irosld SOLICIT AN EARLY;; INSPECTION. — NOW ON SALE — 6) BALES OARPET SAMPLES « « BALES GOAf SKIN RUGS o MITCHELL & TURNER.