The Peace Conference.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copy rig h fc.

(Received Wakapuaka July 19, 9 40 .v.m, Gvabnan Offioe 10 24 a-m) Copenhagen, July 9 It is reported here that the Czar is disappointed at the results of the Peace Conference, and the position of Count Mouravieff, the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, who addressed the circular to the Powers proposing the Conference, is shaken in consequence,

THE OUTRAGE IN SERVIA.

Anest of Radicals

United Press Association—By Eleotrio

Telegraph—Copyright

Belgrade, July 8 Two Radical ex-Premiers and twelve Radicals have heon arrested here on suspicion of instigating the attempt on the life of ex-King Milan, thus hoping to bring about a revolution.

CRICKET.

THE AUSTRALIAN TEAM IN ENGLAND.

FIXTURES: July 10—Birmingham, v Midland Counties July 13-~JBrißtol, v Gloucestershire. July 17—Manchester, v England (test). July 20— Crystal Ptilaoe, v tiraoa's team. July 24—Oval, v Surrey. July 27—Brighton, v Sussex. July 30—Lord*, v M.C.O. and Ground.

MATCH AGAINST ELEVEN OF ENGLAND.

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Telegraph—Copyrighb

London, July 8.

The match Australians v Eleven of Eng' land ended in & win for the former by eight witkett.

The Australians* first innings closed for 214—TrumbJe 17, MoLeod 16, Noble 7. Gregory 15, Trumper 10, Darling 55, Iredale 16, Kelly 21, Layer (not out) 21, Jones 10, Howell 14; extras 13. Richardson took four wickets for 66 rune, Peel four for 95, Wilson one for 43.

The Englishmen, in their first innings, made 87~W. Foster 23, Dashwood 10, Bruuml 0, Paynter 0, Quaife 6, Lilley 20, R. Foster (not out) 16, Peel 2, Lees 5, Richard hod 1, Wilson 0; extras 2. Jones took seven wicketa for 31 rune, Howell two for 22, Noble one for 6 la their second innings they compiled 192— W. Foster 1, R. Foster 22, Quaife 0, Dashwood 0, Paynter 55, Braund 63, Lilley 29, Peel 7, Lees 6, Richardson 0, Wilson (not out) 1; extras 8 Howell took six wicketß for 36 tuns, Jones two for 42, McLeod one for 22, Layer one for 23.

The Australians, in their second innings, made the 69 required, with the loss of two wickets—Trnmble 8, McLaod 12, Noble (not out) 23, Gregory (not out) 20; extras 6.

RECRUITING THE MILITIA.

Adoption of the Conscription.

Proposals of the British Govern-

ment.

United Press Association—By Electric

Telegraph—Copyright.

London, July 8

In the House of Lords the Marqais of Lansdowne, Secretary for War, in troduced an amended Militia Oonscrip tion Bill, providing for the selection of men by ballot between the ages of eighteen and thirty-five. The Marquis explained that owing to the activity of the labour market there was increased difficulty in recruiting the militia, which feeds the army. Personally he disliked the use of compulsion, and would only adopt such a course when there was no other way of providing lor the country's safety.

News in Brief.

Mr Osboroe Coombe, piano tuner, is now In AshburtoD, and is staying ab the Com mercial Hotel.

The drill trial advertised by Messrs P. and T). Duncan, to take place to-morrow, has been postponed till the 24th inst, owing to the b»d weather.

COMMERCIAL.

United Press Association—By Electric

Telegraph—Copyright

London, July 7

The wheat) markeb is quiet and steady. Viotorian cargoes, off coast, are quoted at 29s 3d, parcels afloat 28s to 28a 3d.

The Bradford wool market is quiet; com mon sixties 25§d, taper 27£ d. Ab the London wool sales, French buyers are iri»ctiv«, but German and Home purchasers »re 1' competing fairly well. The Waipotu tup «oia^t ipid. ■>"-•' ■ . >' .July 8 4f tjis wool sales the bidding w&c ani mated, ' and price* ware well maintained. The Mies will close on July 15.

THE WEATHER

ALFORD STATION. (The following is the meteorological report for the week ending July 7, 1899 :—

He Only Repeats What Has Been Said Around the Globe.

It hat been demonetrated repeatedly in eflry state in the Union and in many foreign countries that 'Chamberlain's Cough Bemedy !«'» certain preventive and cure for ore up. Ib has become the universal remedy for that disease. M, y. Fisher of Liberty, W.'ya,, only repeat*'wh)ao has been eaid aroupd jbha glopeV|on he writes ; " I have pped phamberiain's pough Remedy in my family for several ypars and always witb perfeot auooeßi, We f?e!iovo that it is not oply the best cough remedy, but that it ie a sure care for proup. It has saved the lives of our children a number of times." This remedy is for sale by Ashbtjrton Dbuo Co

HOW TO KEEP yonr Bioyole in order daring Winter is ths talk of all Cyclists in The following prices should meet with approval everywhere :— Gear Cases, 20a. fitted ; Hail Shone Rubber Guards 8s 6d ; Solar Acetylene Gas Lamps 35* | Silver King 17s 6d ; Miorophote 12a 6d; flattie AnJifets %a 6d ; Cycle Brushes 2i ; raphite for Chain §d j: Re-enamelling and Pi&tiing from 20a upwards; Repairs by experienced men only, and guaranteed.— oj«e§. Lowry & Co., Burnett Street, Aah bi|ruTp, and a|) (Jhristchurch; the largest cycle manufacturers in the Colonies, 691

1> *I|« l*n»»Hc I want to let the people who suffer from rheumatism and sciatica know that Chamber ja'jn'g Pajn B>lm relieved me after a number pf other medicines and a doctor had failed It is the best liniment I have ever known of. J A DODGEN, Alpharetta, Ga. Thousands have been oured of rheumatism by this Remedy. One application relieves the pain. for sale by Ashbubtou Dbog Compa»¥.

THIS TRANSVAAL.

Speech by Mr Balfour.

War Office Heady for Emergency

United Press Associati m -By Eleotrio Telegraph—Copyrighb London, July 8 In the House of Commons, Mr Bal four, replying to a question by Sir H. Oampbell-Bannerman respecting the war preparations, said that no contin gency had yet arisen necessitating a material increase In the forces in South Africa, bub the Government must ensure efficiency and mobility. Jt was obviously (he duty of the War Offioa to be prepared for any emergency. July 9 It is reported that unless President Kruger guarantees immediate and 1 satisfactory reform, 30,000 troops will be despatched to South Africa within six weeks. Pretoria, July 8 The Volksraad recommends that in future new comers should be enfran chised five years after having been naturalised two years, or in seven years if not naturalised,, four new members representing the goldfields to be added to each raad.

July 9 Several companies of the Army Ke serve Corps started yesterday.

The Transvaal First R*ad, in open session, by 26 to 2, adop'ed the con cessions agreed upon at the secret conference of the Volksraad.

Capetown, July 8

Mr Schreiner, in the course of an. interview, said that he considered the Transvaal proposals to be adequate and satisfactory.

Sydney, July 9

News by the Cape mail shows that Commander Viijeon, in a letter to the Press, said that in the event of war, between thirty and forty thousand Afrikanders, armed with the be^t Euro pean weapons, would trek in defence of independence. An Afrikander journal published verses with the refrain,

11 Grasp your Mausers, Afrikander*)." It urged all Afrikanders throughout the length and breadth of South Africa to stand shoulder tf» shoulder against the British lion. The Transvaal must not be allowed to fight England unaided.

Latest Items.

Thh New Chief Engineer.—Mr John Coom, inspecting engineer of the Railway Department, succeeds Mr J. H. Lowe as ohief engineer of the working railways— Press Association telegram.

Thbke Springs Estate —At a meeting at Fairlie on Saturday, the proposal to pur chase Three {Springs estate for settlement was discussed. Ihe opinion was that £5 an acre—the owners' demand—was too high

for the whole block of about 7000 acres, one third being only paacoral. —Press Association

,e!egram

" Ringing In."—A Wellington telegram says a very unusual case was before the S.M. to-day. R. S. Henry and J. A. Coogan were charged with conspiracy as to the alleged " ringing in " of the mare Ethel, alias Virgil, alias Cupid at Aehburton in May, 1898; and thoae two with W. A. Donald, were charged with conspiracy and attempting to obi tin money by false pretences in the same way at the Opaki meeting. The cisc was expected to last all day.

1.00. F., M U.—The half yearly meeting of the Loyal Ashburton Lodge, No. 6003, was held in the Lodge Chambers on Friday, Judc 3Qi The N.G. Bro. James Paterson presided. There was a fair attendance of members, and » goodly number of visiting brethren were also present; sick pay was passed for several siok members ; the usual quarterly accounts were pissed fotpayment, and routine business was transacted. Two new members were initiated and two candi dates were proposed for membership. The elective offices for ensuing half-year were filled aa followo t —N.G. Bro. J-v,. Nicholas ;

V.G. Bro. Hy. Thompson ; E.S. Bro. W J. Leggett; V.G.M. Bro. Jaa. Paterson. The total receipts for the evening amounted to

£128 11s 9d, including £30 lla 4d hall re turns for quarter ending May 31.

Tinwald Domain Boabd.—The new Board for Tinwald Domain is gszatted, to whom His Excellency has delegated the usual powers. The members of the Board are—Messrs Edward George Wright, George McLean Buckley, James Heseltine, Charles Doherty, and Michael Lagan. The Board will meet for the transaction of business on the first Tuesday in the month, ab half-past two o'clock p.m, ab the County Council office, Ashburtou, or ab any other such time or place as may be fixed by the Board, but the

first meeting will be held on Tuesday, August 8. The following are the boundaries of the land controlled by the Board :—AH that parcel of land in the Canterbury Land District, being portion of Reserve No. 350, containing by admeasurement 230 acres, more or leea. Bounded towards the north east by Section No. 3936; towards the south-east by Sections Nos. 6022 and 6023, and also by Reserves Nos. 2,064 and 2275, and by a road • towards the 1 south-west by Reserve No, 350: and towards the north west by the north-west boundary of Reserve No. 350.

The proposed Young Men's Club deserves the support of every citizen. And it is hoped

that the young men themselves will appreciate the efforts now being made to establish an institution for their own benefit in Ashburton. As the youths of our colony become better educated, and elevated to a higher moral plane by such helps and associa tions aa the proposed Qlub will undoubtedly afford them, they will become more respected and better citizens. They will no longer be found loitering and wasting their money in questionable ways, and as " the apparel oft denotes the man" they will becomo more particular in the choice of their tailors. Messrs Cbaighead and Bbbbyman are evidently keeping "up to date" as The Leading Tailors and Outfitters of Ashburton. Their immense stock ot new winter goods comprise the newest styles and materals a? now worn ab Home, and of course their long established reputation for fib and workman ship need only be pointed out to visitors and strangers who may wish to know where to find the best tailors asd to get entire " satis faction.' Ladiea also £jnd their orders for tailor made costumes executed by this firm in the latest styles most satisfactory, and at the moat reasonable prises.

THB ABHBDBTON GaARtttAU, MONDAY, tTOLt 10, 1699



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Wan ted. BOARD and Resklenca for two Young Men. Apply Mrs Adams, Saun^r*' Buildings. 7 92 WANTED at once, for a faw weeks- Young Wjman to do Housework. Apply after five o'clock.-—Mrs Garner, Clark Street, Allenton. 7 87 ANTJSlWrendera for Cartage 7o"r Poultry Show. Tenders to be in Secretary's hands Thursdat, 13th.—R. B Restell, Hon. Sec. 7 88 T OBT, some time ago, a plain Gold Ring, JLj with initials "S.J.S.F." on outside. Finder rewarded on leaving at Mail Office. 7 92 EBV. L. M. ISITT, Oddfellows' Hal!, To-nfs;h6. Subj-ct: " How goes the Batile." Questions invited (vriiten olos preferred). Gome friend, come opponent. Few reserved seats Is. Entrance by side door. Kest of hall free. Collection. His Worship the Mayor will preside. 8 p.m. __ | 7 91 WANTED— Capable Married Woman as Cook-Housekeeper; must be com petent cook; four in the houic ; men in j kitchen ; housemaid kept. Wages £40. Post references to Donald McLean, Mount Hutb, Methven. 7 78 VTTANTED Known—You can now T ? buy all our well assorted and new Stock ab Wale prices,—Nobthcote and Hefford. T/UNEST Roller Flour, £6 5a per ton JO Barb Wire, 13s 6d per cwt; No 9 Fencing Wire, lls 64 per cwt; Duchess Tea, Is 9d per lb by the tin at Fletcher Bros, Cash Supply Stores. COCKERELS. -Some First Class Cockerels, Orpinjjtous, Wyaodottes, Eta , Lr sale cheap at Pklham Yards. MKS McGRbGOK takea over the Corner Relreahment Rooms from this date, where she will welcome all.her friends and Public Generally. Hot Luncheon Daily from 12 to 2. Hot Pies, Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa at all hours. A Choice Assortment of Confec tionery, aud ull kinds of Fruit in Stock. 6129 WANTi-D Known-That the Sale of the Age is now on a: ISorthcote and Heffjkd's The Corner. HISIORY of the Pieabyterian Church of New Zealand, by Rev. Dickson, 6s 6d ; England's Peril; The Sacred City } A Stray City ; Bible Characters; The Culture of Christian Manhood ; Sheldon's Books, 81 and la 3d ; Teachers' Bibles—Oxford and Cambridge Editions ; Prayer and Hymns ; Catholic Prayer Booka j Birthday Books,— , H. M. Jones. '



FRESH SUPPLY of Gregg's Shorthand Bouks—-ninth edition, Spurgeon's Sermons, Mrs Miller's Cookery Books, Gospel Tracts, School Bags, String Bags, 100 pp. Note Books Id each, Plain and Crinkled Tissue Paper, Music Folios, Per fumery, Children's Toy Books, Opaque Envelopes; Commercial, Sahoo), and General Stationery.—A. H. ,Williams, Tancred Street.



Funeral Notice.



FUNERAL NOTICES. npHE Friends of Lloyd Millar and Mary X Tavener Noble are respectfully in formed that the Funeral of their late beloved daughter, Olivb May, will move from their residence, vVindermere, on WKDNESDAY, 12th inst., at 11 a.m., for the Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BROS., 7 86 Undertakers THE Friends of Bartholomew and Mary Sbeehan are respectfully informed thab the Funeral of their late beloved daughter, Kakerine, will move from their residence, fcouth Koad, Winslow, on TUESDAY, 11th inst., at 11 am., for the Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BROS., 7 85 Undertakers.



ABCADE HORSE FAIR. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1899. MY NEXT HORSE FAIR will> held on thejabove date. ENTRIES ARE NOW BEING TAKEN. D. THOMAS, Auctioneer. GERALDINE SALE. Wednesday; joly 12. SPECIAL*" ENTRY. MESSRS MALING $ SHAL,LO.aASS wilJ offer on aooounb of W. R. Bxpo holme, Esq., Kakahu,— TW0 '-TQOTH EWES, 200 F° Ur> Si * *ad yull*moH*h EWES. MALING & BHALLCRABS, 7 90 Auctioneers.



YOUNG MEN'S OLUB. OPENING SOCIAL. mHE ROOMS of the above Club, in X Saunders' Buildings, will be OPENED on FRIDAY, 14th insls., at 8 p.m., by His Worship the Mayor— H. Fbiedlandeb, Esq. Members, intending members and their lady friends cordially invited. Musical items and Refreshments. W. Hi RUNDLEh Joint 789 L. J. HOBBS /Secretaries. ASHBURTON POULTRY, PIGEON, & 0 CANARY SOCIETY.^ THE SHOW WIM- #8! PBLD OK FBIBAY & SATURDAY, 2 Ist 4 22ns, AT ODDFELLOWS 1 HALL. PIGEON RACE, from Chriatchurch to Ashburton, to be flown on THURSDAY 20th inst. ' TJINTRIES CLOSE on THURSDAY XJJ 13th, ab Secretary's Office, West Street, (D. Thomas' Store), at 9 p.m. Mr F. Rogen has been appointed as Judge. R. B. REBTELL, L 75 Hon. Secretary OSBGRN COOMBE, PIANO TUNER k EXPERT (Late of London), TS NOW in Ashburton, and may be found at the Commercial Hotel, ORDERS may be left with MR LLEWELLYN OWEN at hS Music Studio, Arcade Chambers, Ashburton, or at Commercial Hotel. ' ' g 252



D'LAVILLE'S (||) LIQUOR Has a world-wide reputation as being the best specific, LITERATURE ON APPLICATION 1M..1J1 t || 1.1.-M.1..11..J, F. COMAR & FILS, 29, Kua iesFossis-St-Jaequas, PARIS AND Of ALL, CHSMIiT*



FRIEDLANDER BROS., Limited. THUBBDAy7~JULY2O, i 899 GREAT CLEARING SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising— Diawing Room, Dining Room and Bed* room Suites, Pianoß, Oil Paintings, Handsome Side Board, Mirrors, etc. AWO- Very Handsome Phceton, Pair of Shet« land Ponies and Harness, Complete Photographic Cam era Outfit by Lancaster, and Phonograph. *jl/r ESSRS FRIEDLANBER BROS., Ltd, IVX (in ooDJunotioa with Messrs Nicoli, 8505.,) have been favoured with instructions from Henry Zander, Esq (who is leaving New Zealand), to fell by Public Aaofcion at) bie residence " Strelitz," Burnett Street, ail HIS VALUABLE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE Catalogues can be had on apptioation on and after THURSDAY, July 6. Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. R. FRIEDLANDER,} Joint H. V. NICOLL, j Salesmen. 7 29 FEIDAY, 28th JULY, 1899. CLEANING SALE OF SUPERIOR DRAUGHT HORSES, IMPLEMENTS, Etc, MEBSRS FRIEDLANDER Bros, Ltd., have been favoured with instructions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late Mr W. H. MAOOINNEB3, to sell on the above date AT THE HOMESTEAD, Near Cairnbrae, ihe fallowing— T Q SUPERIOR DRAUGHT MARES X.4) AND GELDINGS, all good workers and stamps, from four to eight years old. 2 D.F. Ploughs, 2 Reapers and Binders, 2 Farm Drays aod Frames, Ohaffoutter and Horsepower, 1 Set Spring Trap Harness, Corncru^her, 1 Waggon, 2 Grass Seed Strippers, and a quantity of Plough, Shaft, and Leading Harness, And Sundries. The Trustees having let the farm for a term of seven years, all the above are for absolute Bale, Sale at 12 o'clock Noon. Luncheon provided. X FRIEDLANDER, •72 ■ Auctioneer. I



Nicoll Bros. Mcoli Brothers, H. F. NicollJ [L. A. Nioou. AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS. BHAREBROKERS, VALUATORS, LAN ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENTS. CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. WEEKLY SALES OF CATTLE, PIGS & POULTBY Every Satnrdpy, afc 12 o'clock noon, In Yards adjoining the Arcade. Entrance by ris;ht-of-way, rear of Union Bank. Also of MERCHANDISE, FURNITUEE, and PRODUCE, in our Rooms EVERY SATURDAY, commencing immediately on conclusion of our live stock sale. CLEARING SALES conducted in any part of the District at lowest current rate». ADVANCES made on goods placed in our handi for absolute sale. GRAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COM MISBION. We shall be pleased to receive sample* from farmers who have parcels for disposal. STATION BOOKS KEPT AND AUDITED We have various sums of Trust Monies, i ranging from £300 to £5000, to lend on i Freehold Securities, at 4£ and 5 per cent. i Farms, House Properties, and Building Sections for Sale. Particular! on application. We invite those wishing to dispose of their properties to communicate with us. Ty E ARE CASH BUYERS OF FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS AT HIGHEST MARKEJ? RATES. nicqlE~bros., East Street, Ashbnrton. FREEZER& FREEZERS. "LpARMERS wishing to oonsign Sheep on their own account can book space at any time to suit their own convenience, by com municating with us. NICOLL BROS., DISTRICT AGENTS, OHRISTCHURCH MEAT COMPANY. Limited, 8 $9 THE OHRISTCHURCH'IrEAI? CO 1 Limited. ISLINGTON MANURES Especially prepared for Wheat, Turnips, Kape, and any other crop, and to suit any description of soil. GREATLY INCREASED PRODUCTION ' WHEREVER USED. '' SATISFAOTIONGIVEN EVERYWHERE Nicoll Bros, store five varieties of this celebrated fertiliser. Pripe on application. Allowance madg for Quantities. • Letters vyill receive prompt attention. NICOLL ~BROS., DISTRICT AGENTS



" 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 verifitd. The first day, the patient declares, was a; kng aa his whole previous life. PwroerityliT the beab protector of p^injeipte. jW o f us can btand 1 'Another fellow's, I roean^ ; Nothing sufec'eeds like success. That, is'why Kingston's shdeing is so successful. Kingston does not Ray so, ask anyone. He ia well known, having been here nearly eighteen years, ■■■■>.• v .... j ■ $ s«w.



DRILL TRIAL. A TRIAL of P. ft D. Duncan's new GRAIN AND MANURE DRILL will be held at Mb C. Pbimmer's Paddock. I Bollock's Road, on TUESDAY, JULY 25, commencing at 2 ptn., and will be at work during the afternoon. 7 62 J. V. DE BEEE TVTEW LINES IN E.P. WARE, DIRECT FROM THE CELEBRATED MANIT fACTURERB 1 WAJiKER & HALL S SHEFFIELD. Thia is the finest quality ENGLISH PLATE, on hard white metal. New DesigDß In a big rango of prices. Inspection Invited. CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS, New lines' suitable for presentation from £1 to £10, Every time piece regualated and guaranteed. JHWELLEBI JEWELLEEY Alway* the largest assortment in Ashbar-1 ton tQ choose from. New Goods by ever? mail* * ROTHERHAM AND WATERBURY WATCHES A SPECIALTY. I»m making a special feature in my raiAOTICAL Jeweller in the dwtriet. Old Jewellery Remade. Watoji lepairinc. Only ompetent workmejj employed* J, V.DEBEEK (Late S. Salek) THE. LEADING PWSLLER <jr WATCHMAKER BAST STREET, ASHBURTON.



-CHANGE OF BUSINESS JOHN T. COOCH, (LATE OF LEESTOX,) JJATING PURCHASED from MR A. L&WBIE th« Badneai conducted by him in Saunder.' Buildings, Ashburfcon, ictend. to O*rryj[on sam« M from; JULY|I, on the following linei, via:— — FIRST-CLASS GOODS ONLY; — — ATTENTION AND CIVILITY.— — PRICES LOWEST POIi CASH.— JOHN T. COOCH, SAUNDEES' BUILDINGS, ASHBURTON.



MESSRS GRANT & MOORE TTAVING PURCHASED THK DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOT AND SHOE Portion ofjthe>bo»e, intend OPENING ON SATUBDAY, JULY 1, WITH A GIGANTIC SA : LE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Every Article will be Sold Regardless op Cost, to make lomjjfor largo Consignments to arrive early in August. PABTIOtJIABS IN FuTtrBEjJADVKItTISEMKNT.J GRANT AND MOORE, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BCOT WAREHOUSE? BAUNDERS BUILDINGS.



NOTICE! NOT[CE! NOTICE THAT THE Firat Stock-Taking Sale IS NOW ON. — (x)— .TUJL.Y lwt till 3 1st A GALA MONTH FOB KEEN BUYEKS. EVERYTHING AT BARGAIN PRICES, AND NOT OLD STOCK BUT NEW GOODS. VIBIX US WITHOUT DELAY. NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD, « THE COENES."



SO T § O ?" ■ g M r ■ * m Hi I—( * GO I k an H\ > * JO J OP g t- 1 hj | c 2 » 09 S" . © —NOTICE BOON TO THRESHING MILL OWNERS AKD OTHERS. THE AI land ale Goal Goy. f LIMITED, SHAG POINT. mKIS COMPANY'S COAL is the BEST J Produced on the Eastern Seaboard, is unrivalled both for Steaming and House hold Purposes, and Highly Recommended *>y the Threshing Mill Owners of this district. ORDER FROM OUR AGENT— JAMES ELLIOTT, ABHBLRTON, OR AH THE COMPANY'S MINE.



FLETCHER BROS., THE WFLL-KNOWN CACH GROCERS, still f, r aT , y in the , cad fa footstep,, which we consider i. the ,ino.r«t flattery. W. hroujht down the price. and intend to keep them down. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS, we burforTlpf cash L th«y H ! lflf^ 8t GroC^y Trade in Athbttrton; getting on. » JiE£&mZ£ £?"** **>,*" *' !«!.-■ ; Not. > few of the Priow taken induetUnuy from Onr LATEST PRICE LIST:- FINBST BOLLEB FLOCB ( Bo ,Htt>. Sopren,.)-^ 5, ,„ Fine* Snowdrop One Sogar 2i d per 1b j 13. 3d per b.g with an y brand o( »«. br the Roll M P<" ""• 7^ Q' ** Strong Cop. ai,d S.DOer. 3. «J Kxtr. Prime Ke, c? o ,,«n t6 B d per ° k ''Mi "8 Wl" "" «P« I cast iron elbow 39j 6d pr^;«^Se^&;7ont £ o.lortnight af!o-Bo — •■"'«•' • FLETCHER BROS., OABH SUPPLY STORES ASHBURTON AKD OBRISTCHCROH.



tut Bilious and Nervous -Disorders* such as Wind and Pain fa the Stomach, Sick kioadaUie, Giddiness, Fu]ness and Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Lh.lls, I'htehmgs of Moat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling bensatwns, Sec. The first Dose will give RKLIEr IN twenty minutes. This Bno notion. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to tiy one Box of these Pills, and they nr-rrrA Ch%°%i% d<? ed tO be " WORTH A GUINEA A BOX." IiKJiLUAxMS PILLS, takea as directed, will quickly restore females to comply tteaitn. iney promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the sy^fprn. For a Vsak Stoxaack; Impaired Digestion; Disordered Liver: they act like tua»fic. A few doses will Work wonders upon the Vita! GranUa: Strengthening the MitHfiiilar System ; regtoriiig the lonp loHt Complexion ; bringing ba«k tho keen rrtfre of appetite niid •TOusiny with the Rosebud of Heai,th the wholk pitvmcAt, KKEnov of tho human frnmo. IToionro " f;ict»' ndtnittcd by thoiisnndo in. all ulasees of sodoty, and one of the host cnnifuitcox to the ? om«t.« *M dybilititod is tlmt Suchams PUU have tkt Largttt Salt of any Patent Mtdicint in the m*UI Kuß directions with each box. . Prepared onlr by THOMAS BEEOHAM, St. Helena, Lancashire, Siri r :and Sold eTerywhere, in Boxen. 04d., U. Ha., and Ss. M. esok.



LAST DAY. ORANGE HALL. GREAT SALEV- DRAPER* AND CLOTHING. SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOCK EVERY LINE MUST BE SuLD. NO fIESEBYE.



GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE OF DRAPERY & CLOTHING. ' CROWDS OP CUSTOMERS. ' r " ' GREATER BARGAINS THAH ETER "OVERY ARTICLE IN STOCK MUST POSITIVELY BE SOte: ALL LINEN TABLING SU toer varrf HEATY DOUBLE BED SHEETING IfS NEW PATTERN CRETONNES TSS " " LADIES' STRONG CORSETS ... .". "* IgWner"™^ LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE HOSE ... '" T* n 6r il ir P LADIES'H.B. HANDKERCHIEFS... ... Z lslidperdo«m FANCY DRESS BUTTONS (all colors) ....... Id cer doien. MEN'S TREVESIAN CORD TROUSERS ... [[. Slid oeroair MEN'S COLORED MOLE TROUSERS ... 3allloBrS«r MEN'S COLORED FRAME FELT HATS ... '. fg JJJ a« c h A. P. WILLIAMSON, TANCREB-STREEIV