The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no. 4882

Ash-burton : Monday, June 26, 189^.

price : One Penny

The Lone Inn.

1 glanoed around. Despite the cheer ful blaze of a fire, the room had a mil dewed look, m though longoninhabited. Traces of hasty cleansing ware visible m all ooroen, and m the dim light filtered through dusty panes the apartment had a singularly uninviting aspect Again that premonition of misfortune came over me. "I wonder you took up the house at all,"said L "Youwon't make your fortune m this locality." The landlord made no reply, but mut tering something about rapper left the room. His daughter had already depart ed, presumably m the direction of the kitchen, and I found myself alone with Francis Briarfleld. He was absently looking out at the window and started When I addressed him directly. J augured mystery therefrom. "What's the meaning of these myste ries?" I asked abruptly. The horror of the place was already influencing my spirits. /'What mysteries?" demanded Briar fleld m a listless manner. , "This inn has been uninhabited for some considerable period. A suspicious looking rascal and his pretty daughter have taken up their abode here with no possible chance of getting customers. I stumble on this oastle grim m the twi light and find you herer-you of all men —whom I believed to be m South Amer ioa. Don't you call these mysteries? "If you put it that way> I admit the mysteries, replied Francis, coming to ward the fire. "I know little about the inn, still less about the landlord and his daughter.- As to myself, I am here by appointment to meet my brother Felix Came from London to Starby and vode from thenoe to this inn." "Why meet him m this murderous looking house?' "He named the place of meeting himself." "And you?" "I only arrived this month m Eng land from Somth America. I wrote him from London, asking to see him. He appointed this inn as neutral ground for us to meet* so here I am." "Why neutral ground? Have you quarreled?" "Bitterly." "You did so at college," said L look ing steadily at him. "Strange that such ill blood should exist between twin brothers." , "The inevitable woman," said Fran cis m a harsh tone, quite at variance with his usual soft speech. "Oh! And her name?" "Olivia Bellin!" "I know her. Do you mean to say, Briarfleld, that" "Hush!" he said, rapidly indicating the door, and there stood the girl Rose listening to our conversation. Her face was -pale, and it was evident that the mention of the name had powerfully affected her. Seeing our eyes were on ' her, she apologized m a low, nervous voioe. "Your pardon, gentlemen," she said, placing a tray on the table. "I did not intend to interrupt your conversation. Allow me to lay the table for supper." "First show me my room." said I, picking up my knapsack. "I am dusty j and wish to give myself a brush up." j Rose nodded and preceded me out of | the apartment I glanced back and saw ! that Francis had returned to his old post j by the window. Evidently he wae i watching for the arrival of his brother. , "When does Mr. Felix Briarfleld ar- j •rive?" I asked Rose as we ascended the I stairs. ! "I don't know the name, sir," she , said, with an obvious effort. "You don't know the name?" I re- , peated, seeing she was lying, "yet Mr. ( Francis Briarfleld is here to meet bis brother." "It may be so, sir. But I know noth ing about it Mr. Briarfleld is a stran- j ger to me, like yourself." "It is to be hoped you reoeived him mote willingly than you did ma " , My words fell on the empty air, for ' after her last remark she hastily depart ed. I mechanically attended to my wants and wondered what could be the meaning of the girl's attitude. "She knows Miss Bellin and Felix Briarfleld," I thought, "perhaps not , personally, but at least their names. She is also aware of the intended visit of Felix to this place. I must find out from Francis the reason of that visit, and it may throw some light on the de meanor of Rosa I am glad I came here 1 tonight, for that landlord is scarcely a person to bfr trusted. Certainly my pre sentiment of romance 1b coming true." When I descended to the dining room, I found supper laid and Francis impa tiently awaiting my arrival A lamp was lighted, and for the first time I BaW his face plainly. The alteration m his looks and demeanor since our college days was astonishing. Felix had always been the graver, of the twins, and it was the distingttsning mark between them. Now the livelier spirits of Francis had calmed down to a subdued gravity which made the resemblance between them itiU greater. We seated ourselves at the table m silence, and he colored as he caught my earnest look "You find me altered?" he asked, with manifest discomposure. "Very much alteied and more like Felix than ever." / "I haven't seen him for over a year," said. Briarfleld abruptly, "so I don't know if the resemblance is still strong." "It is stronger," I answered emphat- To be Continued.



SAIVDJKk A; Bom JSnoa lypti J&actrnet. Uud« : >ie dwtinguiahcsil patronage) of Hift ' viejeety the Kiag rfXujy, m «r oonunanie*. ion made by the Minister (or Foreign Aters b rough (he ComoJ-General fee Italy, a* lelboan*, Man* 14, 1878. Awarded :pl*4M at the AMt«ti«mKxUbttloa,lßßL eknowledgadby. Medical Oitit* sad ; <7nim»tt(M«U«nrtb#Gi»lM. t .?. Tb*re we imitation of Euceiypti.£xUMS m the market, product lS ehnple 4wuHftt ; <oa forming orada restnona oils, la '<r4er rf* th'e»-« crudeoils nay act be taken. UK i-CBK VOLATItBTroOAMm aXiHAUT, which it ranoiiiilseil h* ,tfca >;&ioal division of the PntasWGoveruaaas so be of perfectly pore origin, M pet >Jorinfttion forwarded to is Thro Mli lk# > Rro | »t Melbourne, Marok 8, fffS, wa '•*• J— ■ , -■'■." '■■: It ie prated by teeta by the MefflotlOfteioe >f the t7aiyenitiee »t Bona ud GnifemM, Prauia, end reported by Dr. Sofaals.FMfeeeot >s P*rm*ooiogy, »tßon, »nd Profenor Iks tiowler, Director ,-rf - the M«di«l Olinloe »t Gieif«w»ld, that only prodncte th»t ar» s*tur»ted with oxygen aad freed af aokb, reamon* ud other ■obeteooea, ftdherent to primary diitill»tfon, will derelope Ibe •Mietive qMiitiee proper to the pleat . All erode oiU, oreooßlled feoortyptl BiUwiX .re to be eUaeed eooordiag to the awed . wtboritiee, MDODg the tuptOdlaM, whWl ftbaadoned Mag einoe m m» lot«wl medioftment. Tbeee erode oUe, or eoealkd ; Ku«lypti ExtnwU, are dkaernibU«— .: I By their defloienoy m pwg—fdewi > whloh owr prod«ot» tiw «oly yulpt Knoalypti Kxtcw* develope bmwl fmly through its rarpltw oxyfw. By their »looholis thin »d owblleappew. anoe being rednoed m •poeifie d«Mity through tae preeenee of Mtde, 3 By theirt«te, t«« renUtof tbeoMtnoOaf tendency of reein tad ttttntni. ■ If thw crude oile, co called eooalypti extnote, are applied by mitteke la oaeee of oronp, brooohifck, diphtheria, internal oflamatione, dyeeotery, eta, the out* •eqaeuoee are mort appalling. For safety »keeek «lwaye for SAKDBR ft 80!TS EDOALrPTI EXTRACT. - BfttdhM* Fietoria. Anetralia. SANDER ft SONS. TTTANTED Known-Good v»:ne for Uttbi TV money al Milwb's, Zealandia Boot Store. T7IOR Sate, Cheap^BOOO pair* of Ladle X? »nd llen'e BooU and Shoet—Auply te Mklloe, lanered Street VfOTICmVWe defy eempeUtiontyoopt 111 wonderful valae at llauoab, TanorMl Street ANTED-A down tmaTt Ladiee to try onr new kangaroo oalf Sboe.-- Mmcre'a ZeaUwdia Boot Store.. npEtfbEßti wanted for the eale of 600 . X pairs of boota.—Apply to Uxtum Zealandia Boot tore. ' ' - ', T7IOUND—In Tancrcditreet, the oheapeet Jj and moat reliable Book Hhop.— Mnxoii's Zealandia Boot Store. VT7 ANTED—Sixty strong men to try V f the new Kronio (Bluober).—lf uuHrf ,- Zaalandia Boot Store. OR6K tor Bale.— For Sale, a li^ht harneae Horae ; wi 1 pasa trains, eta. Apply MAlLOffioe. GDCKB k COvKBKKLS.— Ihoise r.quir ißg pure brtd Coeka and Cookercto •or breeding purpoaie- otvn get ctheap : Wyandottes, Orpiogtoos, and Gcobina ati the '*' .■ Pelham Yards, Ashburbon. ; .' ' WAITED Kcown-That J. MoiBOK ' hat received % i»»ge supply of ■ ' Winter Buota and Shoes. They are mil of the brat brands and thakere, and, never equalled m Aahburton.' J.M. being the - only practical aud experienced Bsotmikker is rhe town, thus gives him superiority and. facility to know beat what co net. Ibere fore the public have no need to wonder where to go for reliable Boots and Shoes. Discount for oaah aa naoal. Fepain dona *t once. Best Sole Leather need and work manship, at Ibe Hall, Kaat itreet* Ash* nrton. . ■ , ,_%',, FOR Siite, Cbeap-rA lot of Men's Blnohen only 4e Ud-Moun'g Zealandia Boot Store. mENDERS wanted to wear out 1000 ~~~ X p»ira of Mnxos's Indeetraetibl* Bootc. Wear like brass. WANTED Known—That we hare re> ceived ex Maori a heavy thipment of Press Goods, Choice Colorings to Coating Vienna*, attd Cretonnes; one case Fancy ' Blaoka m elegant designs.—MiTCHßU. k ' Tdrneb. WANTED— Wine Mothers i* try oar Indestructible School Boot. — Millob's Zealandia Boot Store. rnOR BALK, sxt Great Reductions—TU J? . Whole of Mas Alcorn 3 Stock New and Fashionable Cupea and Jackets including Keiapol—over 100—Drtaa Goodf, Flannel*. ettep, Skirtings, JKmbroideries, Laces, Veil ings, Millinery, Uhildten'e and Ladies' Underclothing, &o. AT MRS AJjCOßK'SStocktakingb'ale-^. Pinaforea and Aprona from 9>f, Chil dren's Pelisses ami Jackets from 3s 6d, Ladies' Jkcketa and Capea from 8i; Dress Uoodo, double width, all wool, from Sd; Winter Tweeds and Heavy Serges from Is, Trimmed MillineryhuHprice.StampedMount Melhck work rednoed 10 per cent, sad Crewel Siiks 9d per dozen daring sale only. WANTED Kaowu-That we have been 'fortunate m securing a job line of Cheap Tweeds, just the thing for ohmp snits for boys'clothing; new colorings and ohoioe ' patterns.—Mitchell k Tubkel > % WANTED Known—That we are now offering a special line of Goat Rugs, targe si»a, choice skins, at 12s 6d; Oilcloths; Linoleums, and Carpet Squares m confusing variety.—Mitchxu. ft Tv&Hm. Established 1880. Tsxcpkonb No 6d  BAKER BROS., FURNISHING TTNDKRTAKBBB " ÜBNISHINO U ND£RTAKKBB , \ DIRECT laporten of Beet and Latoa .1 1 Dwigns m FUNERAL FURMBHINGB , ,:.; FUNERALS condoated with th« l| greatest care and satisfaction, at motlt I reasonable charges. . r:! Corner of Wakanoi Road and Cwai^ >1 StraeU, and Baker and Brown's Comli VMtorf, ■ . - -



NOTICE. ly/TRS PBRRIN (late of Wanganui, North Island), Monthly.Nurse, is prepared to a ootnmodate Ladj Patients Terms moderate. Address—-Tinwald, near Railway Station. 141 XnTdow opening a lot of iilankets, Flannels, and other Woollen Goods, bought before the rise m the Prioe of Wool, which I am offering at former prices. A nice lob of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Suits made to special order. Orders for Suits taken-Fit and Workmanship guaranteed. Covert Coats from 30a; at R» Aiaokn's. 6 6 f*»- *" ■ " • • t Snok* K«wV«nps



CONTINUATION OF GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE. =GREAT SUCCESS.= READ THE. FOLLOWING PRICES ;— MBN'S WHITE SHIRTS New Goods) fig U* Each MEN'S COLORED MOLE TROUSERS §• 114 mrpiir MEN'S STRONG LEATHER SHIRTS ... ... fifl 3d Each LARGE SIZE BUSH RUGS £ SJ Each LARGE SIZE GRKY BLANKETS „. Z 6s 3d per pair * FRINGE DOOR SLIPS ". Is 31 £Jh STRONG FLANNW.ETTE .... 2fft perywd' HUNDREDS OJT OTHER GtEUBIAT BARGAinS SALE CONTINUED DAILY. A. P. WILLIAMSON, TANCRED STBEJfiT. H. M. JONES, FREE INSURANCE Against Accident or Death. POLICIES CURRENT from V X>«y» to IS Month*, according to .„ _ V*'ue Purchased. JSI per Week for Total Disablement up to Tan We»kt. *50 tor Death from Accident. Special Conoewioas to Pnrch»mn o! Pianos, I , Organs, and Cjeles. Oa*h parohaven from 10* will receive a, Policj good for S«T«i!D»y«. i „ CHEAP STATIONERY AND ACCOUNT BOOKS. ! • - ] Boxed Stationery, 6d and la lineß, top value; specially put up m London ' or my own trade. Fancy and Tinted Note Paper and Envelopes. . AGENTS FOR Mlf-NRK AND THOMPSONS ! i BZr .B» D«mewJ »»d Sobs,* Hopkiwon, Qom aod j I T>rA^ir\Q— K*llm »n. Wi!g,«r, ColUrd »d ColUrd, Brad- ! -*- •\£S£!L}&P wood» H"k6t Spaethe, Chßnntdr and Sen, Lipp — VxAJSKJtsi — and Bohn. > "^?S G *A-?ysr" By« B6jl *nd Co, Smith, and the N?edh»m Company, AT}rl A XT ft Willoox and Wh|te, Mwoa »nd Hamliii. the Chicago Oom- V-/ ±A\KjC\. LV KD pany, Palace Organ Company, and other makers. -UKGAMB- Frok *8 1O» to «5O | g«GA^,® Fbok - •« •- - »»• P« "<»»*»« PIAJNOS ... mm «<>•„  LALL INSTRUMENTS GUARANTEED. — Bra Cash Talc* Obtainable U!*«»JS2!jf VSFV lßn * at p»W«he«* Priow for Cash. MagasinM and Periodical!. at LOWEST CASH PRICKS m all Department*. Equal to Cbriatohnrab and Done din Room. Do your Business here and keep the Trade m the Diatrtot INSPECTION INVITED. h. m."Tones. COBIE AND TIEW ON SATURDAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS OUR SHOW OF ! Men's Boots, Ladies' Boots, Men's Shoes, Ladies' Shoes, Children's Boots j I and Children's Shoes, and Intants 1 Foot i Wear. , , Many of our' Friend* are unaware that we keep 80318, bat we mast inform yon wt have a First Class Stock, and can iait yoa. Alat 20 per oent. off CoUter 1* price* and splendid vMoe. SO Pieces LINOLEUMS and FLOORCLOTHS jost fpeaed at •'CORKB, Value. We will nob Disappoint yt v. NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD, " THE CORNEB." TAILOR - MADE COSTUMES. /^VUR Baoceie with these GOWNS last Spjkson gives us Confidence In Requesting : the Patronage of those Ladies to whom a SMART COSTUME iia neoestftiy, We •» hold a Comprbhhnsive Stock of COATINQB, suitable for this parpose aid would SOLICIT AN EARLY INSPECTION. — NOW ON SALE -2 BALES OABPET SAMPLES O O BALES QOAr SKIN RUGS ft _(0)— MITCHELL & TURNER.



DWID THOMAS. • Auctioneer, Land, Insurance & Estate Agent, Valuator, Wool and Grain Broker, ASHBTXRTON, Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Live SUook—Tinwnld ani Anhburboc Alwroatelf Fortnightly Sales of Shoep Sk\m, Fate, H'rios, etc., <<m Mondays Sales of Wool Throughout the Bo>wan Grain Bought and Sold on CommiHsion Oleariaa Sales *s per arrangement* | Arcade Horse and Furniture Sales held on Saturday*. Horse Fain held Monthly. AQE M T Fn P— Matson uid 00, Ohriit Booth, McDonald a&d 00, Ohd^c^r."- b White's Sheep Dip Walter A. Wood Oo Lightband's Belting London and Lancashire Inigr mco Co^pim} Graham's Fool Rot Oompositi m Wright, Stevenson and 00, D ruHin Planet Janior Garden and Fie 1 Tooi - Belfast Manuw RAX AI A DISTRICT 3A L B B«| IHAVB madfl «rnoframeatia with MES3RS HARDY ft CO., Mwohaats. Rakala. te aot at my AGENT for »ll AuoUonoorin^ Work m th»t District, mni la ooajoaoMsa with them lt>Hl;b« my tadeavoor to make the RAKAIA BALB A BUOOESS. DAVID THOMAS, AshHtrtoa GREAT BEOUOTTON IN PRIOB OF i PLANET JR. TOOLS DAVID THOMAS. ASHBUBTON TO MY CLIENTS. T A^M PREPARED TO DISPCBK OF ANY SHEEP AND LAMB SKINS SENT TO FAIRFIELD FEEEZING WOEKS, 5 0 BEST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE. It would be'well to give me particulars prior to sheep being forwarded. DAVID THOMAS, ASHBURTON WHEAT. WHEAT, WE ARE PROMPT CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT, AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES WE are also Prepared to STORE GRAIN on Faru,6w Acconnt m - our New GRAIN SHEDS, West Street, Ashburton, on rsry favorable Terms. : FULL-SIZED CORNBACK3 AND TWINE SUPPLIED AT LOWES! CURRENT RATEB. ROLLITf~~& Co., CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS. OFFICES AND STORES — WEST STREET, ASHBURTON 1 230 v '■■'■■•fS&ir Vhe i»ts\, -y ■ SEE QUR^ WINDOWS. SPECIAL DISPLAY OFj i. <<jL Jost landed from to choose from ab prices T^^^^^^Vn^^^^^B Choice Designs &Qolonrs to tttib everybody. L-Iw^^^R^^^^Hb The Ter7 !*te"t i° T. H. UN DRILL & CO., Cabinetmakers, Upholsterers. Undertakers, Etc.



■SHAG POINT COAL. ! THE PREMIEK OTAGOrCOAL. UNEQUALLED FOR HOUSEHOLD ANt STEAM PURPOSEB. mHE SHAG POINITcOAL COMPANY JL hereby notify thab MESSRS W. H. COt/INS & 00. are their OJN laY Agent* m Ash burton for THE GENUINE SHAG POINT COAL. All orders entrusted to them will receive prompt attention. Colliery: Shag Point. Head Offioe}: Yogel Street, Dunedin. GEO. R> OHEE3EMAN, , 13 General Manager. </. BALLANTYNE & Go.,\. OF CASHEL STREET, OHRISTCHUKOH, i TTAVE FITTED A MOST COMPLETE FACTORY, and Manufacture 'FROM START TO FINISH High-ClasseFurniture at very MODERATE RATES. A iVisit to Ballantink's Showrooua'and r aclory, by any of our Country Client | when m Ohriitoharch, will be MUCH i ! APPRECIATED BY THE FIRM. I j T, H. UNDBIU-..1 ..[k. OJSDBILL T.H. UNDtiILL AhD CO., ! T7IURNISHING UNDERTAKERS I Jj URNISHING UNDERTAKERS, ! TANORED STREET, ASHBURTON . ! EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND, Polished Coffin* a Specialty. Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall; also care of Mr T. Andrews, East) Belts. I _— ; -——;.,; ''■■■ , — , , , B. W. HANMER. NOTICEIOF REMOVAL TO NEW PREMISES. HAVING exchanged premises with the Farmers' Co-operative Association, ' ' have much pleasure m stating that m future I shall carry on my basinets at the offices and store lately ocoupied by the above As sooiation at the corner of West Street and Havelock street (the Loan and Mercantile old premises.) BTORAGE AT LOWEST RATES. CORNSACKS AT CURRENT PRICES, 1 132 E. W. HANMER. THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS " ! <• The Bambler." HAVING sold oat of my old stock of these superior Bicycles, I have just opened ap a fresh consignment of the LATEST PATTERN " RIMBLER " SPECIAL LIGHT RA.OERS, ROAD RACERS, & ROADSTERS m all iz©3' and all fitted with the ever lasting G & J detachable Tyre. I " THE HAMBJuER.' OALL AND INSPEOI THE STOCK. Prioe Easy. Riding Easy* Machines the Strongest on Earth. ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. OTHER MARES FITTED WITH G & J TYRESi P. THOMAS. ART CLASSES. .ETHEL ■j* JONES, /^EBTlFlOATEDarfeteaoher, Oanfcerbui 1/ \j College School of Art; Free Student Technical School of Design, Wellington; Pupil of James M. Nairn, Wellington. Instructions given m all branches of Art, Painting from Life, and Sketching from Nature, m Oil or Water Colour. Fir particulars apply to Mb Johm Wilson Burnett street. SMOKE THE NEW VENUS Dark Aromatic Plug Tobacco. THE OELB.BRATED 4 BEST BFAND MANOTAOTOBBD FHOM OHOICEB3J VIBGINIA LEAF



__ ' Shipping, ■ SHAW, SAYILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED, FOR LONDON. ,fr 1 "DOYAL MAIL BTEA tQPIH^ MKRS, with superior jmgKgJT *«»n»mod»tlonforftlloWes ot PMaengere, wiling afc Monte Vldto or Bio, Teneriffe and Ply. Vessel Ton Commander From Data. Slothto — 7730 Kidley ... Wel't'n July 20 lonio _,4748 Kempaon Wel't'nOcb. 12 CARGO STEAMERS. •Delphic. 18273 Snowden LybTton June 29 '• Aotea ... 6364 Evans — August 1 Pakeha _ 4331 Prosier I — August 1 , *Me*ri ...15517 Moffatt j' — Sept •Carries Third-class Passengers. E. W. HANMER. ! - Agent). jyjjtJKfk MNBW ZEALAND 4M|pHvsiHIPPI^G ° vs LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON, Vta Ment* Vldee, Teneriffe A Plymouth. Beet Accommodation for all olmmi ef Passengers >t Low—t Rat<w. Port of BtMm«ra. Tone. Depnrtare. Dftte. Rakftfft 6683 — August 3 Pftpiooi 7000 — Augusb 31 Rufthin« <1127 — Sept. 28 - W*k»ui "000 — Oofc. 25 P»p»ro» 7000 — JNO7 23 CARGO STEAMERS. Nftirnthire 1 8000 Lytfelton Jane 27 Toko* ._ I 4050 Wellington July W»ik*to .„ j 4767 Lytteltoa July Fw farther parWoahur* apply t* /RIKDLANDER BROS., Lxs. '. . Agents, Aahburtwo, UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, Limited >TEAMED SAII FHCM LITTELTON ASUNDER: Por Weafcpbrt and Greymooth—Weekly. Wellington— Monday, Toetdty, Thrml clay und Saturday* NOTE—For extra sailing* Me adwrt&W* went m Cfariatchurch papers DnnediQ — Mondays/ Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturday! Nelson trad Picton, via Wellir^ton— Tuesday and Saturday „ Sydney, via Auckland —' Alternate Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; . eferenoe should therefore foe made to Ohriatohurch daily papers for dates and honr of sailing For farther particulars apply to F» FERRIMAN, Agent), Ashbnrton Llewellyn Owen, M.C,W'M^ Ju..» LC.M. PIANOFORTE, i SINGING, HARMONY, AND; MANDOLINE. i ' THE ART OF SINGING. MRS HERBERT STEEL IS prepared to take Pupils for SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION ftb her residence, Havelock Street West. Terms, Jko., on application. 5 175 ( lANOFORTE, SINGING, ORGAN, AND THEORY OF MUSIC. ITRB BOWMAN Tji O X Member of the Canterbury Society of Professional Musicians, . Haykloox Stubs*, Ashbttbton. Pupils prepared for Trinity College exam nations. " MISS CARSON. npEACHER of Pianoforte and Organ. X. For terms, etc., apply at Residence, Corner of Wills and William Streets, near Wakanui Road East 1 136 A <J4ED TEACHER <?F PIANOIfORTE, ORGAN, and SINGING COX STREET, ASHBtJRTON. Terms on Application. COOMBE, PIANO TUNER & EXPERT, (Late of London), VISITS AehbnrtoD and surrounding Districts every four months— yi*., March, July, and November. * ■ ORDERS may be left with MR LLEWELLYN OWEN at his Music Studio, Arcade Chambers, Ashburton, or at Commercial Hotel. "Hemoyal JSotice. LIVERY STABLES. McConnell & Compton f TTISH to thank the Public for past W support, and beg to announce that they have REMOVED from Burnett Street Into the New and Commodious Stables m Tancred Street, where every accommodation for Horses will be found. The firm trust that by oirilifcy and atfcen tioa they will still continue to receive a fair share of support. Horses, Oabß, Drags, and other Vehicles always on hire—day and night. Don't forget the address: McOONNELL & COMPTON, Tancred Street. 6 40 CLARKE'S B « PILLS ; warranted to cure Gravel, Pains m the back and all kindred complaints. Free from { Mercury. Established upwards of 30 years In boxes 4s 5d each, of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Proprietors, The Lincoln and Mid i land Counties Drag Company, Lincoln England