DROVERS' PASSES.

Concessions by tlie Railway

Department.

The following correspondence between Mr E.G. Wright, M.H.R., and the Minister for Railways is published for general informa tion, and will be read with interest by farmers and others who elect to accompany their stock, in railway transit:— Wellington, July 12, 1899. Dear Sir. Drovers' Passea—Under the railway regu lations any man in ehurge of not less than three truck loada of sheep or lambs is granted a free paas of the second clasa, and I have been repeatedly asked to apply to Uie DepartrneLt that au hority be givfia to atationnnasters io alter this paas to the first olasa upon the payment of the d.fforeisoe between the second class and first class fares. By making this concession you will add to, and not diminish, the railway revenue. Many of the ehpep farmers or their eons go down with their sheep tor the sole purpose of keeping them on their legs and preventing them from being smothered, and wou'd willingly pay the excess fare when first class carriages are available. — I have, etc., Fbward G. Weight. Hon. A. J. Cadmao, Minister for Railways, Wellington. New Zealand Government Railways, Head I Office, Wellington, July 20, 1899. Sir, - j With reference to your letter of the 12t,h j inst. in regard to drovers' passes, I have the honor to inform you that holders of drovers' passes will be allowed to travel first class on payment of the diffe'enco between the fhst and second c'ass farea, previded there is first class tcoommodation on the train.— I have, eto , A. J. Cadman, Minister for Railways. E. G. Wright, Esq., M.H.H., Wellington.

A PRESIDENT ASSASSINATED.

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(Rec^ivi'd Wakapuaka July 28, 11 a.m, Guardian Office 11-43 a.m) Poet au Prince, July 27 General Ulisas Hereaux, President of the Dominican Republic, was assassinated afc Moca, a town in the northern district of the island of Hayti.

FOOTBALL.

Ihe football match, North Canterbury v. South Canterbury, was played at Lancaster Park on Thursday afternoon, and resulted in a win for the fonnei by twenty-six points to three points. E. Purchase, L. Hobbs, and J. Hepburn were the Ashburton representatives of the f-outh Oauterbury team.

Latsst Items.

Mdlle Trebelli.—Notwithstanding the inclemency ot the weather on Monday sight In Dunedin, Mdlle. Trebelli opened her season to a large and enthusiastic audience. The press, both there and in the north, are unanimous in singing her praise. It ia sot often that singers in New Zealand get an opportunity of hearing one of the finest artistes in the world. Mdlle. Trebelli comes to us while her voice is still in its youth and freshness, and all who wish to nave a treat should go and hear her on Friday night, August 4, at the Oddfellows' Hall. The plan of the dress circle lies at Mr H. A. Gates' music warehouse.

Poisoned Grain.—Mr J. M. Cambridge, who for many years has devoted his attention to the preparation of poisoned grain to cope with the small birds nuisance, is again in the field with large stocks, for which he has this year met with a pheno menal demand from public bodies in all prrta of the colony. llegar<Hng this grain the circular issued with every bag says :— 11 Every kernel is thoroughly saturated with strychnine, and cannot fail to be effective if properly distributed. Before spreading it for the birds, about*, twice as much huska of wheat or oats, or straw chaff should be mixed with, or scattered over if. As soon as possible after daybreak is the bead time for laying it, after a fall of snow, or whsn the ground is frost-bound, and round stackß or farm buildings, or any ps»ce of which the birds ate accustomed to make a feeding place. To dump it down in heap?, in mild weather, is the most usual cause of failure. This poisoned wheat is very deadly to all animals—ducks, geese, and waterfowl—but is comparatively harmless to hens, except when a large quantity is taken on an empty crop."

THE ASHBOBTON GtfARDIAN, FRIDAY, JVIY 21, 1899



D. THOMAS i bullock^sTaboade! SPLENIOD FARM, LOWCLIFFE. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 18S9. MR DAVID (THOMAS haa reoeived instructions from Mr E. H. Dobson, to sell by Publio Action i*s above, — HIS REALLY FIRST-CLASS FARM, CONTAINING— ! 1 QjO Acres Q Roods "1 f\ Perches, IOU Ams O Roods 1U Perches, j Being K.S. 19,478, and part of 15,986, situated in the Coldc-lr* m Road | District. The bu'k of the lani ia | as good as any in the County, the improvements are first-class, consist ing of a, Commodious House, Men's Quarters. The land is Al, Is in good heart, and well worth the atten tion of anyone on *he lookout for a good Farm. There ia a school within 200 yards of the House. Sale at 2 p m. Terms at Sale. D. THOMAS, 7 118 Ashbmton: BULLOCK'S ARCADE. SATURDAY, "TuLY 29, 1899 SPLENDID FARM, CONTAINING 1000 SBSIS: 1000 NEAR LAURISTON. MR DAVID THOMAS has received in structions from T. E. Upton, Evq , o sell as above by Public Auction,— Hia farm, containing 1,000 Acres of good useful tand, situated within 1 mile of Laurieton Railway Station, and being K.S. 27,893 and 27,860 The laud is well fenced and watered, aud is sub divided into 4 paddocks. The lust crops on the .Farm were »s follows, vz: -500 Acres 10 years »go, 260 AciesSyears ago, 250 in wheat laßt year, and is now being laid down with Oats and Grass. Inspection invited 117 D. THOMAS, Auctioneer. AKCADE. SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1899 UNDER BILL OF SALE. l/TR D. THOMAS has received in'truc .VJL tions from the Holder to sell as oove, w thouc reserve, — £T DRAUGHT MARES & GELDINGS, 1 Trap Horse, Spring Trap, Harness, 2 Drays and Fratnea, 1 T.F. Plough, 1 B.F. Plough, McOormiek Reaper and Binder, 47 Sacks Wheat and Oits, and a quantity of sundries. Sale at 1 o'clock. 206 D. THOMAS, Auctioneer. OLD METAL." ntTE ARE Cash Buyers of OLD OAST VV MSIAL in any quantity, at £2 10s er Ton. P. & D. DUNCAN, Ltd., Ashburton. 7 2L2 TURNIPS. [TUFTY ACRES of Turnips FOR SALE. f Apply 200 P. O. THRBLKRLI), Lyndhursb hs Canterbury frozen meat jnd dury i-xpqkt company, IIMITED. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS. A LL Dogs found on the Company's remises and paddocks at Fairfield, except hose in charge of stock drovers, will be estroyed. F. WAYMOUIH, Secretary. Fahfield, July 24,1899. 7 192 3 i • ■>* s3I«H-isSl fl g M 5 s« 1 g ° | PQ PIANO TUNER & EXPERT (Labe of London), TTISITS Ae.hhurton and surroundipg V District every four months—vizr Maroh, July, and November. ORDERS may be left with MR LLEWELLIN OWBN afc hia Muß'° Studio, Arcade Chambers, AshhurtoD, or ab CommerGial Hotd a $ 252 ataTanta"~bicycles^ "" I A few only of these renowned Bioyc^pa 1$ be cleared off ah m% wit|i tvelye months written guarantee. REPAIRS of every description eiperi onped, Mechanigs. fiiaypg had w--" .^ameHiitg. GATES, LOWRY & CO , Burnett Street, And at Chiistchurch and Timaru. REVIEW of Reviews for July 5 New Books—Man and his Kingdom; The Great pirate Syndic ite ; Ridan the Devil ; Miss Cayhea : cheap editions ; Dead men tell no tales ; Dead man's diary ; Adam Bede ; Lady Audley's Secret,; Madcap Violet ; I'hr. c F«athers ; Scott and Kingsley'a novels, 8d each, posted 9d<—H. M. Jqnes. Foreign Stamps,



Be Kind to the Little Ones.—There is no tyranny bo hard to bear as the tyranny of parents who, without meaning to be cruel, do not understand their children. How continually do we find a child punished because it is fretful. It does not seem to occur to some parents that in nine cases out of ten a child's fretfulness arises from ill health or from some temporary ailment. But this is assuredly true, and, Instead of punishing their children, parents will do well to take steps to keep them healthy and strong. They will not find this difficult if they take care to keep Holloway'e Pills and Ointment always by them. These are remedies which never fail.



Wanted. WANTED afc once—A Girl about 15 years of age, to assist in House work.—Apply for address Office of this paper. " 7 222 WANTED— Two Respeotable Boarders Apply os}ce of this paper. ■? 200 WANTED— A Respectable Girl to do housework. Apply Mbs Truckle's Coffee Palace, Ashburton. 7 ?14 SEEDS, Seeds. Nimmo and Blair's Standard Vegetable Seeds—-3d per packet, 80 varieties } at Fletcher Bros. s Cash Supply Stores, BARBRTT BROS* Special Clearance Sale of Odd Lines and Remnants now on. A lob of Special Job Lines aud Travellers' Samples on sale. The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc, at lowest cash priceß.—Barrett Bros, Direct Importers, East Street, Aihburton. _ 7 221 FINEST Roller Flour £6 5a per Ton, or 13s 6d per sack. Factory Butter Is Id per 1b ; good eating Potatoes 2s lid per bag; Onions. 201ba for la; at Fletcher Bros., Cash Supply Stores. NEW Music, Violins, Acaordeons, Violin Strings, etc., at Lowest Poaible Prices.—-Bessie Simmonds, Music Seller, Burnett Street. 7 218 BARRETT BROS 1 Speaial Clearance Hale of Odd Lines and Remnants now on, M fot of Special Job Lines and Travellers' Samples on Sale, The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc, at lowest canh prices —;Barrett Bros, Direct Importers, E*Bt Street, Asbburton. WANTED Known—You can now buy all cur well assorted and new Stock at Bale price's,—Nojbthco!te and FOR SALE- Buggy or Light Trap Horse, Byrs old ; also Light Trap or Saddle Horse, fjyrs. Apply Mail Office. ¥MW Lines in Photo Frames, Indoor Gamesj Serap 1 Books, Books of Reci ti*tioi<s, Prayer and Hymn Books, Bibles, Purses, Hand-painted Birthday Card^, Cheap editions of A Window jn Thrums, fehips t^at'paae in the Might, My Friend The Master of Ballantrae, Tennyson's Poems, Sheldon's Books, and others. —A, H, Williams, Tancred Street. BARRETT BEOS' Speuiai"^' 1 '■* '^"*"""""" of Odd '■■'-' - Sale * ' jlj.uob and Remnants now on. /v lofc of Special Job Lines and Travellers' Samples on aale. The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc, at lowest cash prices.- Barrett Bro§, Direct Importers, East Screet, Ashburton. ieam.l ii i.i il.ii.ii. I ml— ■ »il —»i jct.^l—;^a. JCT^ni,.r»...i n^ " Ye maun ba wud " —Surely unblended is better value than tea blended for profit at your expense. Try Diamond Jubilee



G. MEDDINkS, THE PEOPLE'S PRACTICAL IRONMONGER, i UfiNETT STFEET, OPPOSITE ARCADE. t (q\ ______ THE CMEAP AND UP-TO-DATE SHOP invites inspection of the following Special Lines jusb to hand :— ( RE&JSTER GR-iTES ! REGISTER GR4TES t I With Newest Dealgm in Tito ENAMELLED MANTELPIECES, in Latest Patterns. RANGES! RANGES ! ! RANGES !!! A Large Variety to Select from. Agent for Scott's Cehbrated " ATLAS," and Barnlngham's •• ZEALAN DIA," LAMPS ! LAMPS ! ! LAMPS ! ! ! Baildera' & Famishing Irotimngery. Gorse Knives, Grabbers, Spades and Forka The Cheapest and Best Sekcted Stock of OARPJSNTEUB' TOOLB in the ; Ooamy, in which I defy competition. I G. M E~ITd INS.



Tenders. SKLWYN COUNTY COUNCIL. rpENDE' S are invited for Ploughing' X Discing, and Harrowing about 90 Acres, Reaarve 1757, Sslwyn Forks, and 109 Acres, R.S. 33912, Boundary Road, Horo , rati. Specifications can bt seen at the Council Chambers, Christchurch, the Rakaia Road Boatd office, Hororata, and the Ashburton i County Council Chambers, Aehburton. Tenders must be sent to the Chairman of Selwyn County Council, Christchurch, before Noon on WEDNESDAY, August 2. W. JAMESON, 7 215 County Clerk. ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL, rpENDERS are inyiied on FRIDAY, I August 4, at 11 a*.m,, for Ploughing, &c, 41 Acres at FdKfield. Particulars afc Council Office. \ ■/ By order, %. WILLIAM BAXTER, County Engineer, Ashburton, July 28, 1899. 7 220 ASHBURTON AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. npENDERS are invited for the Erection _L ot Horse Boxes ; also for Fencing an Enclosure at per chain. Specifications may be seen at the Society's Roim», Bullock's Arcade, where Tenders, addressed to the President, and marked ••Tender," must be 'eft not later than 11 a.m., on SATURDAY, August 5. The loweßt or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By Order. W. SIMPSON, 7 219 Secretary ALPKED MAKTIN, TOBBING, PLASTERING, AND BRICK O WORK DONE. Raoges aud Coppers Bet. Orders strictly attended to. Addrese— Mr Yousg's Cottage, Cox Street-, Ashburton. 7 102 PKLHAM FOULTEY YARDS PETER STREET, Ashbcutom. YOUNG COCKRRKLS FOR SALE as under; Dorkings, Wyandotteg, Lungshans, and Orpingtons. These aro considered thu bo«t breeds for crossing, aud as the breeding season is juab beginning, Farmers should not lose the opportunity, as the prices are lower than are usually charged fot pure bred Poultry. £5£J First Prizoa have been taken this season by birds from the Pelham Yards. There is money in the Poultry industry. For further particulars apply at the Yards any afternoon between 1 and 3 o'clock, or office of this paper. Miss E . Healey, (Lata of the Ashburton Drapery Company and " Te Aro " House, Wellington), BEGS to notify to the Lidies of Ash burton and surrounding Districts that she is about to commence business on MONDAY, July'3l, on her own account, as DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER, in Post Office Building?, Cameron Street, Ashburton, where she hopes by strict attention co the requirements of those who intrust her with their Orders, and first-class workmanship, together with reasonable charges, to merit a fair share of public patronage* N.B.—MISS HEALEY having the sole agency for teaching; the " Anglo-Parisian , system of Dress Cutting," for Aehburton and District, will be glad to reoeive a limited number of Pupils to learn the system. , Terms and circulars of the system on appli cation. 7 202 FOB SALeT ~ AN Improved Town Section, within five minutes walk of the Post Offio*; good ' Land and good position for house. Low ' price for a prompt Buyer. FOR SALE, for Removal—A Four-Roomed Cottage, Cheap. FOB SALE, 1 SECTION No. 966, Corner of Grey Street and East Belt. A Qrst-rate patch of Virgin Soil. Prioe—JtiSO, if purchased this week. Particulars on application to j ; H. W. BARRETT, ArtOAi:).^ s DRINK DELICIOUS •* _A__RiH[oilhV2i£2fl9^L 5 r)ERFECT 'IN QUAUTY, FLAVO a- IT AND BLEND. »c Paoked »n Tins, the delicate Aroma ! s Absolutely Preserved. BXAINABLE FROM ALL GROCERS



Friedlanaer Bros.. Lhaited. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE Of DRAUGHT MARES AND GELDING^, PLOUGHB, DRAYS, REAPERS, Eto. WEDNEBDAyT AUGUST 2. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS, Ltd. have received instructions from Mr T. A. C, PifAROE to hold a Clearing Sale on the farm, Micchum road, of tne whole of his Contractor's Plant, consisting of— M DRAUGHT MARES & GELD INGS, with Trials. O DRAUGHT MAKES, in foal. O HACKS. 2 Breeding Sows, 1 Cow (springer), 2 Cows in full profi'. ' | 4 Farm Drays and Frames, 1 four-horse i i Waggon, 4 rioubie-furrow Ploughs, 1 I t Potaoo Plough, 2 four-furrow Massey- Harris Ploughs, 1 set Disc Harrows, i 1 Grain and Manure D ill by P. & D i Duncnn, 1 Broadcast Seed Bower by Keid and Grey, 1 lOffc Roller with Canisters by P. & D. Duncm, ] Set Tripod Harrow*, 3 Sots of Harrows, 1 Set 9 leaf CJrass Harrows, 5 Reapers ' and Binders, 2 Grass Seed Strippers, 1 Wha:e 12 x 9 with Stove, 1 Cook's Whaie, 4 sets Block and Tackle, Shaft and Leading Harness, Horse Covers, Gig, Spring! Cirt, Scoops, ' Sundries, etc. Salo at 12 o'clock noon. ] FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. « R FRIEDLANDER, \ 7 137 Auctioneer WEST STREET HORSE MAIiT s I'HUHSUAY, AUGUST 10, 1899. OUR NEXT HORSE FAIR: Will take place on the above date, for which wo are now booking entries. FRIEDLANDKR BROS., Ltd. R. FRIEDLANDER, 7 111 Auctioneer; T. BULLOCK. " BATUFDAY, JDLY 2~ MOUNT SOMERS. Adjoining tbo Railway Station. * 43 ES- 43 : MR T. BULLOCK (in conjunction with 1 MR D. THOMAS) has received in structions from Mr John McClimont to Sell by Public Auction at the Arcade on the t above date,— 43 acres 2 roods 8 perches, close to the i Mount Somers Railway Station, and j between the railway line and the road £ leading to the traffic bridge, being , part of R.S. 18512 and others. Suitable for paddocks for those living in the Township, or for Station-holdera and others living at a distance and sending stock by rail, etc. Inspection invited Easy Terms of Payment, Note time of Sale—ll.3o a.m. T. BULLOCK, 7 171 Auctioneer. SATUBDAY, JOLYIq WINSLOW. Land Suitable for Accommodation Pad docks. Q A ACRES O A O4fc ACRES O4 Near the Railway Station, and fronting the Longbeaoh Road. MR T. BULLOCK has received instruc tions from John Grigq, Esq., to sell by Public Auction at the Arcade on the above date,— ---34 Acres, being Rural Section 23,313 fronting the Longbeaoh Road, and situated about 200 yards below the Railway ; suitable for outting up into paddocks for accommo dation. Well watered with county water Race. Liberal terms of Payment. Sale at 11,30 a.m. T. BULLOCK, 7 175 Auctioneer. MICQLL~BROir PKIZB POUJLTBY. WE have been" favoured with in structiona from several owners to sell by Auction on SATUBDAY NEXT, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, A Large and varied selection of PRIZE POULTRY. Sale at 12 o'clock prompt. NICOLL BROS,, 7 188 A'aabio.neerß. APPLES, APPLES, " APPLES, MESSRS Nlfv*"' i»* '" .yjlih BROS, have on hand . oale, about oae ton of splendid STUBMER PIPPINS, The beßb Apples for eating, cooking or keeping. NICOLL BROS., } "i 189 Auctioneers and Agents. ; We canna a' be Chief Justices and Hon -1 ourables, but we can a' enjoy McKeczie's ; Hondai-Lanka Tea ' I " We're a' Jock Tamson's bairnp," an' sac ' J W9 should a' gree tae hae naethin' but Mac's [ Hondai-Lanka Unblended Tea



£10 REWARD. TT AVING RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS to take Stock of the Balance of the Goods left in Ashburton, we are, for the Ensuing Weeksj PBEPAREO TO TAKE ANY SEASONABLE OFFER j FOR THEM, IT HAVING BEEN FALSELY STATED THAT THIS SALE li NOT GENUINE, WE ARE PREPARED TO PAY THE ABOVE REWARD TO ANYONK PROVIING fiHK CONTRARY. " REMEMBER THE MAINE \ REASON OF THIS SALE IS TO SELL G. F. SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOOK, which is being dom at prices that defy competition, being below WHOLESALE CO3T. LADIES, EOLL UP, AND GET HAT;B FOR NOTHING AT THE SALE. TANOEED S I'EBE 11.I 1. F- S- MALOOLM, Vendor. BELFAST FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TmOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP SPECIAL MANURE can bo made for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. Orders received by ! jraMJßlDr^lJ>fE>l<;Et BROK, Limited., DAVJD THOMAS, THE N.st, FARMER» CO-iIPiaBATITE A S»OOIATLIOI>ir OFCAWTERBURY, Limited., oa ALBERT ROBEKTS, AGHi.IVTI', <olßtiburton. CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 8 8° F. WAYMOUTH Secretary. HARDLEY BROS. A R?L»9J!? rin §L s Pecial Inducements to fchoaa in want of IRONMONGERY TINWARE, BNAMBLWARE, Etq. Nate our Prioeti :-- Ga!v»Di2«d Buckets, now Is U Extra Strong Batha from ss; Tin Bucket*, 1. 2s 9d each; Strong and Dur»ble Door Locks, 2s; Alexander's Patent Spirit StOTea reduced to IDs 6d ; Hafc and Coat Hooks, 2s 6d per dozen. GUNS AX Rtc'uLTCED RATES. Single Barrel Breech Loading, 55s ; Double Barrel Breeoh Loadteg, TOh, Pea Rifle., 12s 6d ENAMEL GJ-OO1>«' *A3U»O BEDUOtCD. Saucepans, Bd, 9d, Is, \ a Jdj Enw«oel Baoins, Is 6d ; Enamel Tea Caoi, Is 6d ; ?ie Diahea, 9d s Ib, Is 3d. Special how Prices given for all kinds of Pump Work. HAKDLE°y~BKOS., PLUMBERS, TINSMITHS, Etc ""';r"" '""" " "•"' '"" "■ "" " « • WHEAT. WHEAT. WE AE£ PEOMPI CASH BUYERS OP PRTME MILLING WHEAT. AT HIGHEST JVIARKET RATES WE are also Prepared to STOKE* GRAIN on Faru.6* Account in our New GRAIN SHEDS, West Street, Ashburton, on rery favorable Terms. FULL-SIZEDo CORNBACKS AND TWINE BUPPLIFO AT LOWEBI CURRENT RATES. ROLLITT~~& Co., CANTERBURY FLOUR MILLS. OFFICES AND STORES — WEST STREET, ASHBUBTON 230



-CHANGE OF BUSINESS ■ui vi an. mi % \J % npwm**! m JOHN T. COOCH, (LATEjOF LEESTON,) JJAYING' PURCHASED fromlMß A. LAWRIE the Basinets oondnoted by him In Sunder-' Baildingu, Athborton, intendi to Carry on lamoM from|JULYl, on the following Hues, v'2l— —:FIRST-CLASS;GOODS ONLY; — — ATTENTION A^D CITILITY. «— — PRICES LOWEST FOU CASH. — JOHN T. COOCH, SACJNDIRS' BUILDINGS, A6BBURTON. SALE - SALE - SALE BARGAINS — BARGAINS — BARGAINS IN DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVK DECIDED TO CONTINUE THEIR GREAT SALE Until SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, and up to that Date Goods will be Marked Lower than ever. We hare been fortunate enough to Secure from the Wholesale Wharehotwe some JOB LINES at VERY LOW PRICES, ia FLANNELS, FLANNFLKTTES, CALICOES, BHIRTS, SHIRTIN3S, Women's, Girls', and Boya s HOSIERY, I a His' a d Gentleraen'i UMBRELLAS, Men's HATS, CAPS, and UNDER CLOTHING, COLLARS AND TIES in Great Variety. Also—Borne Choice Lines in Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's SLIPPERS, BOOTS, and SBOES. All Good* will be Marked Down in Plain Figures at Lowest Possible Prices CAtL AND SEE JOB IOUBSELVES. »■*■/ GRANT AND MOORE, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS. -GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF 1 Drapery, Clothing*, and Boots. ANDREW ORR WILL HOLD AN immense clearing sale of: OURPLUS STOCKfiOF|HIGH.OLAS DRAPERY, ICLOTHINQ, AND^BOOTS, COMMENCING FRIDAY, JUNE 30, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. All Goods Re-marked at a TREMENDOUS REDUCTION, ao as to effect a Complete Clearance. SEB HAND BILLS FOR PRICES. LADIES' AND {GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS GREATLY REDUCED. REMJBMBER SALE — FRIDAY, JDNE 30. ANDREW ORR. TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES. /AUS.Suoceis with these GOWNS laat {Season [gives us Confidence.in jßeques ing the Patronage^o! those (Ladies to whom ft SMART COSTUME^is a necessity. We boIdXCoHFRKHBNSiTK^TOCK ofJCOATINGS, suitable for this purpose And would SOLICIT AN EARLY: INSPECTION. — NOW ON BALE — 6) BALKS CARPET SAMPLES tf) d\ BALIS GOAT SVIN RUGS g\ MITCHELL & TURNER.