CABLE NEWS.

United Press Association—By Elect? io Telegraph—Copyright.

London, July 3 Mr Cecil Rhodes has left London for Capetown.

Two goods traina collided at Wins ford, in Cheshire, and an excursion train ran into the wreckage. Fifty coaches and waggons were wrecked, and a number of persons injured, but none were killed.

Berlin, July 4

The Dukeof Saxe-Oolmrg has aett'ert, in the event of the Duke of Albany's family becoming extinct, that the Duke of Oonn%ught's descendants rank next in succession with the Prince of Waies's descendants afterwards.

Few York,' July 3

A reciprocal commercial treaty has been concluded between Jamaica and

America,

Amsterdam, July 4.

The Committee of the Peace Con ference, Bitting at the Hague, adopted the French proposal that it should be the duty of neutral nations to remind disputants of the permanent Court of Arbitration on the eve of conflict.

St. Petersburg, July 4

The Novoe Vremya urges the ap pointment of a Russian agent at Gftbtii.

The Ozar declined to grant an audience to representatives of a thousand European notabilities in art and science, wbo were petitioning in favor of Finland.

Bombay, July 4

The sub-editor of a newspaper was sentenced to six months' imprisonment for seditious articles in the Marathi language.

Sydney, July 4

American Independence Day was celebrated with enthusiasm. The city was decorated with flags, the warships displayed bunting, *nd American and English sailors fraternised in the streets. The American residents enter tamed the Governor at luncheon.

The warship Goldfinch, on the run across, had a perilous passage. She encountered heavy gales. Several boats were damaged, and the cabins and wardroom were flooded. The sails were blown to ribbons, and the vessel sprang a leak. Several of the crew ■were injured by the seas. Melbourne, July 4

A cattle train was derailed near Wycliff, on the Western line, through the breaking of a rail. AH the cattle trucks were smashed, and a hundred animals were killed. The passenger car did not leave the rails, but the ocenpants were much shaken, and had a marvellous escape.

THE TRANSVAAL.

Address by President Kruger.

The £@preseatatioß Question.

Action of the Volksraai

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright.

London, July 4 Mr Chamberlain, replying to a question in the House of Commons, said the Bill recently passed by the Volksfaad did not differ substantially from the proposals made by President Kruger at the recent Conference with Sir A. Milner.

Earl Grey, speaking at Newcastle on-Tyne, said President Kruger would only yield to force. The despatch of 10,000 troops would relieve the tension.

Pretoria, July 4

Oommandant Viljoen, in a letter to the Burghers, said that in the event of war God and the Mauser rifles would safeguard their independence. President Kruger, addressing the Baad, said the Executive found the Burghers aa firm as a rock on the independence question. The goldfields hitherto had been inadequately represented. Johannesburg was entitled to one additional representative, but a general redistribution Bcheme would be resisted by the people.

The Volksraad, by 14 to 13, favoured the doubling of the representation in single member constituencies^ thus swamping Rand representation, '

(Received Wakapuaka July 5, 9.15 a-m, Guardian Office 9 62 a.m)

Pretoria, July 4

The Johannesburg police have been ordered to cease carrying arms in the stteet.

WAR PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND

(Per Alameda at Auckland.)

San FRAFCtsca. June 15

The British Commander-in Chief, Lord ' is aa}d to be busy ab the War OjSce preparing for possible trouble In Africa. Effective lints of first-class reserves have been prepared, and transportation for the first) army aorpa provisionally arranged. Qffioera on furlough have been warned to hold themselves in readiness to return to their regimenta. Tho London correspondent of the Frank furter Zeitung Bays the idea of having the United States meditate between Great Britain and the South African Republic is gaining ground, and is popular. 'A fsabjegram from the Orange Free State declares that while that state is using ita influence at Pretoria to obtain reforms for this Uitlanders in the Transvaal, the railway authorities have sent all their available roll ing stock to Johannesburg to be ready for a possible exodus of population. A cable message from Pretoria says that Olive Schreiner, sister to Mr W. P». Schreiaer, Prime Minister of Cape Colony, publishes in the Standard and Diggers Nnwi % thrilling manifesto entitled " Words in Season," containing an appeal to the Boer Government to " forget past differences and stretch out a hand of brotherhood to strangers in your midst." The publication concludes with an appeal to the British people. A consensus of opinion amongst prominent Uitlarfderß and South African capitalists in London is that the British Government has gone too far to recede with dignity, and that if President Kruger does nob recede war must follow. The suggestions as to arbltra. tion are the moat recent development of affairs.

THE PHILIPPINES.

United Press Association—By Electric

Telegraph—Copyright

(Received Wakapuaka July 5, 9 10 a.m, Guardian Office 10.30 a.m)

Washington, July 4

Mr Schurman, president of the Commission appointed by Mr McKin ky to report on the future adminis tration of'the Philippines, after visiting the outlying islands o£ the group, reports that the islanders aro friendly towards the Americans and will submit when Aquinaldo has been crashed,

CORRESPONDENCE

iWo do not bold ourselves responsible for the opinions expressed by our corrnt>pundentß)

THK YOUNG MKN'SCLUB.

TO THE EDll'Oii.

Put,—A few days ago I received a circular asking me to buy debentures iv the Young

Men's Club and to pay for same in full at once to the trustees (Messrs J. Orr, D. Williamson, and 11. Friedlunder). I am

! fully in sympathy with tho ol'ject of the Club, viz., " the provision of means for the , physical, mental, moral, and social improve -1 ment of its membera," and I am quite prepared to support it. But, sir, I think such a circular aa that reterreil <f should have been issued in a more bu«.. <•.■**»-tike

form andaooornpanied by a proper ptospec tua, ao that membera and the pubiio may know what the trustees intend to do with the money. These remarks apply with equal force to their canvassing for bubscrip tionst For in»tance, if the trustees intend to hire rooms and spend all the money in rent and furniture, one might be disposed to contribute a guinea for that purpose. If they intend to buy Saundere' Buildings and thereby convert the Young Men's Club into a syndicate of speculators, one might feel compelled to say "no." Bub, on the other hand, if it is definitely decided and dearly understood by all concerned that the trustees (on behalf of the Club) will buy a suitable piece of freehold land—say facing Baring Square or some other equally good aite — and ere it proper buildings thereon, sunn aa will be an ornament to the town and a standing monument to the liberality of the ! settlers of the county, and an evidence of their deep interest in the welfare of the rising generation ; then I am sure, Mr Editor, the enthusiasm of all good citizens wiil be aroused and they will rise to the occasion in the same noble spirit as that evinced by your correspondent, "Alpha," whose offer of £50 still holds good, provided only four others will do likewise. la con clusion, I would say to the promoters of the Young Men's Club : Don'o make yourselves too cheap, and thereby court failure. If you are really in earnest, let your aim be as high as your objeob deserves. Go to work in the eama buainese-like way as if you felt thai your own success in life depended on the success of your Club, then that with the open bar will soon gee that enlightened philanthropy is stronger than beer in Ashburton. —I am, etc,

Citizen.

News in Brief

Farmers are always on the move and look ing ahead, many at the present time have already commenced making provision for harvesting next season's crop, and are having their reapers, etc , over-hauled. During the past few weeks the expet t at Messrs Morrow, Jiassett and Co'e. has been pretty fully employed in effecting McCormick repairs and overhaul.

Don't Cough.—Relief can be obtained immediately. Use " Keating s Cough Lozenges "—well known as the utterly unrivalled Cough Remedy. Strongly recom mended by many eminent physicians. They at once check the cough and remove the cause—without any after effect; the most delicate can therefore take them. One Lozenge alone gives ease—one or two at bedtime ensures reat, Sold everywhere in tins 13|d each.

THE) ASHBUfiTON GOAKDIAN, WEDNESDAY, JOLT S, 1890 &



PUBLIC NOTICES __ _-.____-__. *T OST in Ashbui ton on July 1, two Black and White Sluts. Anyone leaving infos ma tion at Mail and Guardian Office will be rewarded. 7 45 THOMAS DENT. TrnnsiTf" WILL Lecture on "No Licence" in the Oddfellows' Hall on j MONDAY & TUTSDIY NEXT, JULY 10 & 11. His Worship the Mayor and Charles Reid, Esq , ex-Mayor, will preside. Commence at ® p.m. 7 41 Hares. Hares. Hares* TTARES BOUGHT in any quantity, FOR CASH. HIGHEST FRIGE GIVEN. For Labela and full particulars apply J. MOORE, COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Ashburton. 7 30



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JtK« Hail CaiiNt* to Iti-j^ice " A young man came into our Bfcore yesterday Bufforing from a severe attack of cramp colic," writes B F. Hess, miller and general merchant, Dickey's Mountain, Pa. " He had tried various home remedies with out relief. As I had use I Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea i Remedy I gave him a dose, and it soon brought him out alright. I never saw a fellow so rejoiced." Sold by Ashburton Drug Comi-any.



Wanted. WANTED TO LKT — A Half-acre Paddock in Tancred Street. Apply to Mr C. W. Fubnell. 7 38 WANTED, at once—Good Housemaid Apply Mrs R. Fbiedlandbk, Tancred Street. 7 39 WANTED Known.—That Mrs Rofhn son is giving the highest price for all left-off Clothing Address—Mrs Robin son (late Mrs Knight), Triangle. 7 40 WANTED, ab once—Young Girl to assist in housework; good home, light place. Apply Guardian Office, 7 42 FRESH Oysters and fresh B-abbits and all kinds of fresh Fish by Express To-night at J. H. Jewitt's, opposite Mail Office. 7 46 C~~ OCRER E~l7s7—Some~Firßt Clasu Cockerels, Orpingtons, Etc., for sale cheap at Pelham Yards. FRESH iSUPPLY of Gregg's Shorthand Books—ninth edition, Spurgeon's Sermons, Mra 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 Bookß, Opaque Envelopes ; Commercial, School, and General Stationery.—A, H. |,Williams, Tancred Street.



G. MEDDINS, The People's Practical Ironmonger, BURNt-TT STREET, OPPOSITE AIiCADE. THE CHEAP and UP-TO-DATE SHOP for LAMP^! LAMPS!! REGISTER GRATES With Tiles or Plain. OCAL VASES. COAL VASES. FIRE IRONS & BRASSES. FENDERS. FENDERS. BROOMS & BRUSHWARE. TIN & ENAMELLED WARS. GORSE KNIVES A GRUBBERS. SPADES & FORKS. BUILDERS'; & FURNISHING IRON MONGFRY. RANGES! RANGES I! gent for SCOTT'S CELEBRATED " ATLAS " and Barnlngham's •5 ZEALANDIA." As usual I am to the front in CAR PENTER'S TOOLB with the largest and beat selected stock in Aehhurton. One trial will convince you that you will save money by patronising me.



I7TCNEST Roller Flour, £6 5s per ton . Barb Wire, 13s 6d per cwt; No 9 Fencing W Tire, lla 6d per cwt; Duchess Tea, le 9d per lb by the tin at Fletcher Bkos, Cash Supply Stores. NOTICE TO CYCLE RIDERS. —To fill a long felt want, I have specially fitc?d up a Cycle Stand ab the Somerset Hotel Stables, where Ladies or Gentlemen may leave their Cycles jit a charge of 3d per day or night.—J. Newman, Proprietor. 6 200 MRS McGRb'GOR takes over the Corner Refreshment Rooms from this date, where she will welcome all her friends and Public Generally. Hob Luncheon Daily from 12 to 2. Hot Pies, Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa ab all hours. A Choice Assortmenb of Confec tionery, and all kinds of Fruit in Stock. ' 6 129 WANTED Known—You can now buy all our well assorted and new Stock ab Sale pricea,—Noicxhcotb and | HE£FORD.



TEEES FOR J3ALE, 14.0 000 PINUS insignis QO 000 MACROOARPA .100,000 LAROFI IK, AAA FRUIT TREES JLD,UUU (all kinds) 1 A AAA ORNAMENTAL XU,UUU TREKS & SHURBS 000 CHOIOE ROSES | 3 AHA WALNUTS AND )\J\J\J Spanish Chestnuts, j AND THE MANY OTHER PLANTS, ROOTS, ETC;. FOUND IN A LARGE NURSERY STOCK. SPECIAL OFFEK. AH Fruib Trees and Roses thab die in Planting WILL BE REPLACED by hav ing new trees supplied to the Purchaser at the Nursery free of cost. Order early and so secure beet selection, thomaTsealy, NURSERYMAN, ETC, RIVER BANK, ASHBURTON. Telephone No 50. P., 0. Box 35,



fTIAIKRI Factory Butter, guaranteed JL fresh, (in £Ib pats) Is Id per lb, is the Finest Flavoured Butter in New Zealand. Only procurable ab Fletcher Bkos., Cash Supply Stores. Try a pound and you will i|ave no other.



TENDERS. TENDERS. riIENDERS are invited for building addi- X tiona to House Hakatere, Alford Forest Road, for Mr J. Orr, Plans and specifications may be seen ab my office. Tenders close on THURSDAY, July 13, ab noon. The lowest or any tender not r.ecessarily accepted. R. BIRD, 7 44 Architect.



VOLUNTEERS. The Hon. the Defence Minister, having sanctioned the raising of & Second Com- | p»ny of Volunteers in Aahburton, \ M3ETING will be held at the Drill jHL ehed, Ashburton, on TUESDAY, the 11th inst., at 8 p.m., for the purpose of enroling Members and electing Officers. All young men wiahing to enrol should make a point of attending thia meeting, ao as to get measured for uniforms, etc. C 8. BAILEY, Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding South . Canterbury Sub. District, '? 43



' D. THOMAS __ A KG AD X HOUSE FAIR. 'JHUBSDAY, JULY 13, 1899. 11/TY NEXT HORSE FAIR will be held on the above date. ENTRIES ARE NOW B ING TAKEN. D. THOMAS, Auctioneer. FRIFDL^NOER BROS., Limited. THURSDAY, JULY 207^899 GREAT | CLEARING SALE OF SUPERIOR j HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprising— Drawing Room, Dining Room and Bed room Suites, Pianos, Oil Paintings, Handsome Side Bqard, Mirrors, etc. ALSO— Very Handsome Prseton, Pair of Shot land Ponies and Harness, Complete Photographic Camera Outfit by Lancaster, and Phonograph. T\/TESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd, I.YJL (in conjunction with Messrs Nicoll 8r05.,) have been favoured with instructions from Henry Zander, Esq (who is leaving New Zealand), to fell by Public Auction at bis residence "htreliiz," Burnett Street, all HIS VALUABLE FU INITURE AND EFFECTS, WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST REaERVB Catalogues can be had on application on and after THURSDAY, July 6. ! Sale at 11 a.m. sharp. R. FRIEDLANDER,") J >mfc H. F. NICOLL, j Salesmen. 7 29 T. Bullock FOR SALE. 107, AC ~ES- 107 a Just below the Hinds Railway Station, fenced, etc. Suitable for a Stock Paddock. Liberal Terms. Apply to T BWLLICK. SUBURBAN PROPERTY^ ~ 5 ACRES, g Good Land, all in grass, well situated on Winter's Road. A nioe cite for a house. Exceptionally easy terms of Payment, _I_? ULLOCK' PROPERTIES FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,— Sheep Farm of 1181 acres, part freehold and part leasehold 40 acres adj.lining the Racecourse 20 acres fronting thn sea beach, Wakanui 5 acres valu ible suburban land fronting Winter's Road 209 acres near Hinds Railway station 290 acre farm 44 acres Alford Forest, with improve ments 10 acres Allenton with good dwelling house and other buildings Improved farm of J 262 acres 5 acres 20 perches suburb in property, Netherby 300 acres near Hinds Railway Station 20 acres fronting the sea beach, Cold stream 147 acres fronting the road leading from Hinds to Rangitata And Building Allotments in Country Townships of Mounb Somers, Winslow, Hinds, Chertsey, and Rakaia, and a number of properties in the Township of Tinwald. T. BULLOCK.



TO L E T, AT A LOW RENTAL, ROOMS conveniently situated in Bank Buildings, Arcade Chambers, lurnett Street. T BULLOCK. Fo~R~lTAri7E^ TTALUABLE TOWN SECTION, No. V 710, having a frontage of sixty-six feet, on Wills Street, which leads straight to the Railway Station. Price wanted— X?AO ma* cash deposit, balance by ouUU« instalments bearing interest at at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum. T. BULLOCK ~" iTOE^AL^ SUBURBAN PROPERTY, Princes Street, Netherby. X AC "r~E S , j~ O 20 Perches, «J IN Two Allotments, Nos. 8 and 9, con taining about 2£ Acres each, on Mrs McLean's original s&la plan ; the property ol Mrs Clifford. Having purchased a fasnj on the Winchmore Road, she has decided to dispose of this forthwith. Inspection Invited. Very liberal terma of payment. Apply to T. BULLOCK. FOE SALE. /COMMODIOUS Block known as Saunders* \_J Buildings, close to the Railway Station and Post Office, ereoted on that valuable Town Segtion No. 5X2, containing -j acre, and having a frontage of 165 feet on East Street and 66 feet on Wills Street, and running the same depth right through; belonging to the Assets Realisation Board. Offers are invited for the purchase of this property. Easy terms of payment. Full particulars furnished on application T. BULLOCK.



FOR SALE. PRICE REQUIRED jQf\C\ FOR 2 Sec(i iona ' Nos« 24 and 25, otl v)w each containing \ acre, fronting North BeU, near the High ttohool, with small Cottage thereon. T. BULLOCK. r~akaia! " FOR SALE. /"IOTTAGK and Section No 353, contain \J ing Quarter-Acre, well situated in Michael Street, the property of Mr Wm. Simpson. Offers are invited for above. Easy terms of paymeut. Apply to T. BULLQpiT YOKING Ladies' Journal for July, Mother's Help for June, Harmaworth Magazine, Lady's Realm, Cassell's Magazine, The Royal Magazine, Spprtingand Dramatic, Pearson's Maga^mo, B/itish Weekly, Metho-i diet Times, Shins that) pasjg in the Night, Th,e Master ofßallantrae, My friend Jim, 'Ilicirough the Looking Glass—Bd, posted 9d,



•-CHAXGE OF BUSINESS- L ,*f>* iiinijim——urn JOHN T. COOCH, (LATE OF LEESTON,) JTAVING PURCHASED from MR A. LAWRIE th« Baeinena ooaduoted by him in Saundere' Building*, Ashburtoo, iatenda to C^rry on tame *n from JULY 1, on the following lire?, v'z:~ — FIKST-CLABS GOODS ONLY: ~~ — ATTENTION AtfD CITILITY. — — PKIOES LOWEST FOR CASH. — John t. cooca SACJNDERS' BUILDING?, ASHBURTON.



MiSSRS GRANT & MOORE TTAVING PURCHASED THE DRAPKRY, CLOTHING, BOUtD AND SHOE Portion ofjthejabote, intand OPENING ON SATUBDiY, JULY I,J WJTH A GIGANTIC SALE FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. >*" Every Articlejwill be Sold Reoakolkss of Cost, to make roomjjforj larga Consignments to arrive early in August). J PaBTICULABS fIN FtrrORESSADVERTIBEMKST.| GRANT AND MOORE, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOT WAREHOUSE? SAUNDERS BUILDINGS.



NOTICE ! NOTTCE! NOTICE THAT THE Fit fet Stock - Taking Sale IS NCW ON. JULY Ist "Till 3 1st A GALA MONTH FOR KEEN BUYERS. EVERYTHING AT BARGAIN PRICES, AND NOT OLD STOCK BUT NEW GOODS. VISIT TTS WITHOUT DELAY. NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD, " THE CORNER."



-GREAT ANNUAL SALE GW Drapery, Clothing*, and Boots, ANDREW ORE WILL JHOLD AN IMMENSE CLEARING SALE OP QURPLUS STOCK OF HIGH-CLASS DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS, O.OjM ME N CIN G FJBIDAY, JUNE 30, FOE ONE MONTH ONLY. All Goods Re-marked at a TREMENDOUS REDUCTION, ao as to effect a Complete Clearance. SEE) HAND BILLS FOB 7RIOBS. LADIES' ANDJ GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS GREATLY REDUCED. REMEMBEE SALE — FRIDAY, JUNE 30.



——— (x\ i ANDREW ORR. , H[ oW M SQ KEEP your Bioyole in order A RARE OPPORTUNITY during Winter is the talk of all Cyclists xi^n-a urrUttlUJKll X. ia Ashburton. The following prices ---™r» o "—"" should meet with approval everywhere •>— T^ 0K SALE, at " cull" prices—Purebred Gear Oases, 20s, fjtted ; Hall Shone Rubber i Wyandotte Cockerels and Pollets. Guards 8s 6d; Solar Acetylene Gas Lamps wy»ndotteß »r« good winter layers and 255; Silver King l?a 6d ; Microphote 12s 6d; excejlenb 'owta, and are amongst the Elastic Anklets 2s 6d j Cycle Brushes 2a; hao*lßolll6B* of domestic Poultry. Graphite for Chaiia 6d ; Re-enamelling and APP!y ,,.„„_„„.,.„ Plating from 20a upwards; Repairs by »JSi IKi $SSf' experienced men only, and guaranteed.— or rKLHAM YAKUb, | Oates. Lowbv* Co., Burnett Street, Ash- Peter Street Ashburton. burton, and at Christohurch; the largest " ~~ r*saf^~~ , oyol« manafaotureirs in the Oolonies. 691 gmoke Nw YxjDß|



■"■*iii«M—l—wii^__^_^_^ l .~..,;.._,. j. ;„, ■ - ...... .. - .., ... iL ..-*■ -;a.. _..^^ FTETCHER BROS., THE WELL-KNOWN CASH GROCERS, A RE still far away in the lead and others trying to fellow in their footsteps?, which we consider is the sincerest lattery. We brought down the prices and intend to keep them down. NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. WE undoubtedly hit the mark when we issued oar New Price Lut containing 250 Illustrations, as is shown by the immense volume of ordera we are now receiving. We do by far the largest Grocery Trade in Ashburton j we buy for prompt cash in the Home, American, and Continental markets, and we sell for cash, which enables us to sell at a lower rate thsn booking eifcabhshinents. If you have not already received a Price List do not omit getting one at once as a perusal will repay you. Note a few of the Prices taken indiscriminitily from Onr LATEST PRICE LIST:- FINEST ROLLER FLOUR (Rollitt's Supreme)-^ 6f POT to* Finest Snowdrop Dane Sugar 2£d per Ib; 13s 3d per bag with any brand of tea, Duchess Tea Is 9d per lb by the tin. Nelson, Moate's Tea for Is 9d by the tin. Ceylon Tea Is 6d per lb by 101b box. Arab Tea Siba for 5s Bd. Taieri Factory Butter (in |!b Pate) Is Id per lb. This ii the finest favoured Batter in New Zealand. Stirling Factory Cheese 6d per lb Preserved G nger 8d p. r lb wf' r£ r&u\Fn tm QJ , Dr Tibble>B v Ti-Coco/lod per tin by The Rot? Bdp e rlb,7|d Quod Strong Cups and Saocers 8a W B™'^l amf 8*! °-K PT»b'S Lanterns I* lid each. 1 FlnJTwhlSS iw (Other store, charee 4* each) , Finwt New BqltaDae_7id per lb Llnsetd Oil Us lid per 5 gallon drum &JnZI' 7 8 soT 8|d KFer 'ln 12 Grll' Galvanised Portable Boiler Uleanser Soap 59J per b x j ■ eh i Qßide sheet lron Hnlag , nd I iron elbow 39j 6d Kindly remrmber that these arelmly a few everyday lines taken from oar New Illustrated Catalogue iseued a fortnight ago. Be sore and get $ Price List if yon baye not already doce'so.



FLETCHER BROS., CASH SUPPLY STORES ASHBURTON AND OBRISTOHUROH. "*" H. M. JONES."™" FREE INSURANCE Against Accident or Death. pOUOIIW CURRENT from r"»^^Tto IS Montli», aocording to £«O I™ rCXf"* d> forToUl D^Wement up to Ten Weeke. *5° Death from Accident. Special Couoe«eion» to Parchaeere of Pianot. Organa. and Cycles. Ca h purchase™ from 10a will reoeive a Polioj good for Seven D»Ji. CHEAP STATIONERY AND ACCOUNT BOOKS. Boxed Stationery, 6d and la lines, top value; specially put op in London or my own trade. Fancy and Tinted Note Paper and Envelopes. AGENTS FOR MIJ.NfiR AND THOMPSON S Pi A iVTIIIS Kallman, Wagner, Collard and Collard, Bread -PJ^SIdK. a Wn°d dßoh n H"ket SpMthe ' °hannell Wd Se»» U** AT?n G AAw 7 ByJ?fl *nd7i~Smith f and the Needham Company, OHIiAN S- Wlll0« White, Maaon and Bfcmlin, the Chicago (Pom- JTcVk^tW« P*Dy» Pal^ c Or **a Company, and other make™. ORGAWB From ... _ t.^^, PIANOH *" "* '" *" ***■ per month LALL INSTRUMENTS "GUARANI^ED/]-. B BST clsh V^O^awUm, H. M. JONES.



SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOCK ORANGE HALL, AMBURTON, A LL GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE COST. Oar Time X Limited — Must be CLEARED at ones. LARGE BUYERS AND BXOREKEEPERS LIBERALLY DEALT WITH, P. 9. MALCOLM, Vendor.



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TREES FOR SALE. FEUIT & FOKEBT TEEES WANTED—AH those about to Plant to come and inspect my large Stock of FRUIT AND FOREST TREES AND SHRUBS, ETC. before purchasing elsewhere AH Forest Trees supplied and planted by me will be guaranteed for 12 months. Quotations supplied on application. James Porter, NUKSERYMAN, , ALLENTON, ASHBURTON



WHEAT. WHEAT. WHEAT, TX7E ABE CASH BUYERS OF PEIME MILLING, - IN ANY QUANTITY. - P. VIETUJS, Manager, NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING CO. AUCKLAND. 652