The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no. 4902

AsiiBUBTON : Tuesrfayj September 19, is 99

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A WORKING BEE.

—,——■»-... Working bees m connection with churches seem to be the rage just now. Viewing one lately not a thousand miles from the hills the poetio muss inspired me m the fol lowing lines :— Now doth the busy little bee Her Bacred work perform ; | A coble muster have we here, Era breaks the early morn. A goodly crowd, a goodly work, The "Khkyard" to restore, Of planting ehrub and carting coil And felling trees galore. A saintly youth, with fi iwiag losks, Goes forth with axe m hand— " A horny-handed son of jtoil," The leader of this band. Three giant pines ho proudly fells, Full thick &a sapling gums, And sweat pours from his manly brow, While still the insect hums. , And who ag*in thia dark-eyed sage Who rests upon his spade ? Expounder of the gospel's truths, For controversy made. Then who ia this that spreads the soil With solemn thoughts m store ? He cares not for the spouse's taunts But labors on the more. The " Coaster " too on fun intent, Helps fill the many drays, ••Miss Kelly " with berchubby form Works less indeed than playgt Old " Stitohes " with a garden rake Is soon begrimed with dirt; He thinks of home and Roslyn tweed— Moans " The song of the shirt." And " Mu'sy " with a right good will Toils on with blistered hands. The " Manager " does only what Necessity demands. ! But who this pioun little youth j Who drives the fiery steed ? , To every sect gives willing help, « To every quack gives heed. But lo ! A change comes o'er the scene, Resounds a joyful cry— Fair damsels with the welcome tea Like angels from on high; Drink deep, ye toilers, then pursue The labour of your love, Your Pastor's prayers will smooth the path And pave the way above. — Labot onutia vincit.

ROAD BOARD.

______—« . South Itakaia. The ordinary meeting of the South Kakaia Road Board was held on Thursday. Present —Messrs Lambie (chairman), Copeland, Holmes, Harrison and Morland. TENDERS The following tenders were accepted :— Tussocking—R Nash ; repairs to Main River road and Holmslea cutting;—D Turnbull. PLANTATIONS. It waa decided not to let the Hatfield plantation. It was resolved to site for half cost of erecting one of the boundary fences m tho village settlement. BAOESi The Clerk was instructed to call the County Engineer's attention to several races blocked m paddocks, co that roads were being flooded, BATES. 16 was resolved that all unpaid rates on September 16 should be charged ten per cent interest, and that ail nnpaid rates on October 4 should be sued for. ROADS. The Clerk was instructed to have repairs done on several roads. Ib waa decided to shingle about twenty chains of the Mitoham- Ashburton road, and one mile of the Kyle road—the clerk to fix on a site for a gravel pit and to nee the owners of the land. JRE3EBVES The Commissioner of Crown Lands wrote, inquiring what title the Board had to reserves m its occupation. The clerk was instructed to reply, and ask tho Commiß sloner to have them vested m the Board, and the Chairman waa authorised to take such steps m the matter as were found necessary. j CORRESPONDENCE From the Auditor-General, certifying to the correctness of the balance sheet for yeai ending March 31. Paymaster-General, advising payment of £125 subsidy ; Audit- \ Inspector, enclosing account which was ] ordered <;o be paid; Ashbarton County! Council, consenting to plant Reserve 3065 if it was vested m the Council, which the clerk said had been done ; the County En gineer, forwarding cheque for fords main tenance; T»x Commissioner, forwarding amended declaration form for claim for sub sidy on rates not paid last year ; Receiver of land revenue, covering thirds, £14 7s 2d ; George Lucas, asking permission to make a race crossing on Kyle Road, which was passed on the usual conditions. Mr John Dolan also received permission to make a crossing on lower end of Acton river road, and to shift one on the Beach Road, on the usual conditions. ROLL ALTERATIONS The Valuer • General forwarded roll alterations. ACCOUNTS Aooounta for £135 15s 8d Road Board; £9 7s 6a Village Settlement account, and £2 18s Cemetery account, were passed for pay ment and the meeting closed.

COMMERCIAL.

SKIN SALES.

large entries of skins carce forward for the usual fixture on Monday, Buyers were well represented, and business was brisk, especially for merinos and halibreds. Hides also met with competition, and fit showed an advance of &\ per lb. The following prices were made :■ —Oroeebrede, farmers', inferior, Is 4<l to 2s 9d ; best 31 to 4s. A lino al'o sold at 4|d per lb j halfbreds 4» 68 to 73 6:1 for gcod skin*, and 6d per ll* J butchers' crossbreds, inferior, 3s Id to 4«, best, 4s 3d to 7s 3d ; balfbreds 3i 8d to 5s JO■' ; merinos, farmers' kiferior, 19 iOd to 3s 61, best, 3- 91 to 6a; butchers' 3s 6i to 5$ 6d ; pelts, 2d to lid ; hides, inferior, 9s 94 to 11s; best, 11s 6 i to 17* ; calf skint, li 6d to 2s 3d ; fat, Hd to lfd.

The Ashburton Agency of the New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative Association of Canter* bury, Ltd, quote as follows en Sept. 18, 1899:— Wheat- Prime milling Pearl .„ 2s l^d „  Tuscan... 23 3d  „ Hunter's 2» to 2s O^d Oats —Duns ... Is to Is Id Danish ... Is Canadians Is 3d Sparrowbills Is Id to Is 2i Barley—Malting, prime, 2s 6d to 2s 9d Inferior 2s to 2s 3d Chaff—Good oatsheaf 32s 6d Grass Seed—Old pasture, Is 8d to 2s New  Is 3d to Is 64 Tha above are prices current p»icl to farmers on trnoks at Ashburtoa.



j**s~>?*»~-»_j'.'V: .'A !F©S ! | LADIES' RlMO* 'I KNOT Ri.VQS-.f I Gold Watches ' j H SiSvef Watched JQOLO fr4 SlUtp CHAINS I Brooches, &"C.



SATSDX^I* Sc »cms Euca lypti JExtract. Under the distinguished patronage of His Majesty the King of Italy, as per communica tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affarri through the Consul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, March 14, 187 S. Awarded diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 188$. Acknowledged by Medical Clinics Mi Universities all over the Globe. There are imitations of Eecalyptl Exßl*»6 m the market, products ef siarste distillation forming crude resinous ells. Ito order that these crude oils may not l>e t»lrtn # OUR PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, which ie recognised by tfce mefiical division of the PrussiauGovernment to ba of perfectly pure origin, as per information forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1878, we cute :— It is proved by teats by tha Medical CHn io of tha Universities at Bonn and Greifwaltl Prussia, and reported by Dr., .Schu!^Professor of Parmacology, at Bon, and Frofcaeor Drii Moasierj Director t*f the Medical Clinic* at Greifswald, that only products that are saturated with oxygon aad freed of acirtu, resinous and other substances, adherent t0,,-' primary distillation, will develops tb-e sanative qualities proper to the plant All crude oils, cr so called Eucalypti Extract* are to bo classed according to the named ■minorities:, among the turpenciner, whiah are abandoned long since as su iaternaA medicament. ■ These crude oils, or bo dialled Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible :— 1 By their deficiency m pungent odottt*^ which our product, the only genuin* Eucalypti Extract develops mot 6 freely through its surplus oxygen. By their alcoholic thin and mobile nt>pea&r. anoo being reduced ia specific density _ through toe presence acids. By their taste, the result of the oontTaotiD|g tendency of resins and tennate». if theee crude oils, so-called ftfceafyptl extracts, are applied by mistake fa eauei ef oroup, bronchitis, diphtheria, fnfeeYffal nflamations, dysentery, etc., Vhb *en* sequences are most appalling. For safeW ake ask always for SANDER & SON'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. — Sandhurst, Victoria, Australia. BANDER & SONS. *' Stop Smoking," said a Boston doctor to an ailing patiunt the other day, " and it will lengthen your days." Ihe patient stopped. The doctor's prediction was verifi d. Thti first day, the patient declares, Was as long a« his whole previous life. Prosperity is tbe best protector of principle. Few of ttteaa stand prosperity. Another fellow's, I !r#&p. Nothing succeeds like success. That ia why Kingston's shoeing is so successful. Kingston does not say so, ask anyone. He is welt known, having beon hern nearly eighteen years. What to do until tlio !>«►<■*. r •Arrive*. It is very hard to stand idly by and ««Sb onr dear ones suffer while awaiting tW arrival of the doctor. An Albany (N.Y.) d&iryman called at a drug store there for a doctor to coma and Beo hia child, then tery sick with croup. Kot finding the doctor |b, he lef b wovd for him to come at once eh hJ« return. He also bought a bottle of Cham* berlain's Cough Bemedy, which he hoped would give some relief until the deelAr should arrive. In a few hours he ret&rnfe^, saying the doctor need not come, as the child was much bettor The dmnggfst, Ut Octo Scholz, says the family Ti»« ante teoomxended Chamber'aia's Congh'P.elfied^ to their neighbors and .friends tintil he h,a« a constant demand for it from that part of th» ountry; For sale by A^burton Dkva Co,



The rise m the price of wool and the firm state of tho London market will mean in creasing returns of many thousands of pounds for the fawners of Canterbury alone this year. Aa a natural .consequence, following : the advanced ooet of the raw material, als the principal manufacturers of wooUen good! have recently issued revised price Hets Bhow ing a considerable rise m the prices of all Tweeds, Coatings, Vicugnas, &o. MESSRS Cbaighead & Bebetman of this town, how ever, with their usual foresight, took time by the forelock, and cabled Home direct early m May for a large shiprr.ent of the most i fashionable Suitings for the approaching j Spring season. They also secured large parcels from the principal New Zealand mills just before tbiriae, aad will give their ■ customers tho fut! wbenefib of their timely i contracts. Messrs Chaighbad and Bjghby sian invite an early inspection of their New Goods. Their leading Hno of Mea's Suits to measure for £3 103, made up m their well known style and fir-, should convince the most Bceptioal of their sterling values Don't Cough.—Relief can ba obtained immediately. Use " Kkating's Cough Lozenges "—well known as the utterly unrivalled Cough Remedy. Strongly recom mended by many eminent pbysicianß. They at once check the cough and remove tho caU3 e—without any after effect; the most delicate can therefore take them. One Lozenge alone gives eaße—one or two at bedtime ensures rest. Sold everywhere m tiuo 13£ d each;



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TREES FOR jSALE, 140,000 PINUSINSION 90,000 M4OBOOABPA 100,000 LAROH 1 PC AAA FRUIT TREES IO, UUU (all kinds) IA AAA ORNAMENTAL XU,UUU TREKS & SHURBS f* AAA CHOICE ROSES 3 AAA WALNUTS AND S UUU Spanish Cheatnuts, AND THE MANY OTHER PLANTS ROOTS, ETC. FOUND|IN A LARGE NURSERY STOCK* SPECIAL OFFER. All Fruit Trees and Roses that die m Planting WILL BE REPLACED by hav ing new trees supplied to the Purohaser at the Nursery free of cost. Order eaily and bo secure best selection. thomaTsealy, NURSERYMAN, ETC., RIVER BANK, ABBBURTON, Telephone No SO. P. O. Box 33. Seasonable Lines. Finest Separator Butter, fresh, Is Id Finest Condensed Milk 6d Imperial Plums, per Ib, lOd Datea (extra quality), 31b boxes, Is 6d "Siam " Blended Teas, Is6d, Is lOd, 2s 2d *' May Pickings " Ceylon Buds, equal to any 3? Tea, 2< 4d rer ib Assorted Jam, m lib Tins, per Cozen 4s 6d Homoepathic Cocoa, 3d packet, Is per Ib Pepper (pure), lib Tina, la BiecuitE-—Rice 6d, Wine 63, Tea 6d, Zsalandia Mixed 6d, Fancy Mixed 9d, Dessert Is (reductions for quantity) Water Biscuits, 41b tins, Is 6d ■ Brown and Poison's Corn B'iour 4d Golden Syrup, 41b tins, Is •'Favorite" Washicg Extract, 41 per Ib Oatmeal (Goreor Timaru), 251 b bags, 2s 6d Best Derwent Potatoes, per sack, 2s 9d We have just landed our new stock of GAKDEJN SEiGI>J«. 11 Diamond Jubilee" Peaa—6<3 per packe Is per Ib. 11 Rev. Dr Stuart" Peas- ~6d fper] paoket, 1 Is per Ib. I Early Rose Potatoes, 121 b for Is. i Beauty of Hebron, 121ba for 2s And hundreds of other lines from Id to 2» 6d per paoket. WANTED->Fresh Eggs, Butter, Honey ' ! and Beeswax. Top price given. CARSON & CO., ; TEA MERCHANTS, GROOERS & IRONMONGERS. TANORED STREET, ASHBURTON. fYates' Garden Seeds. Agents for j Nelson, Moate & Go's Teas I Melotte Cream Separator I" Lovell Diamond " Bioylea^ J. V. DE BEEE, THE LEADING JEWELLER * WATCHMAKER IS NOW SHOWING I NEW GOODS. HEW GOODS- | _______ 1 A LARGE STOCK of the (Newest, Brightest, and up-to-date Jewellery, INSPKOT. — INSPECT. All articles marked m Plain Figures. Just received a line of Rothebham's Celebrated English Levers, Made Specially to his order, with Extra Jewels, and very heavy Casea to suit hard wear. A few Ladies' Rolled Gold Watcher, Ten to Twenty Years' GUABANtEE, very highly recommended. Greenstone is now very ashion] able. A new assortment of Choice Designs. SPECTACLES- SPEC TACLES- A tull Stock of Lenses, on the inter* changeable system. Convex and Concave, both m Blue and White. The Latest Novelty m Eyeglasses, "THE EEVLUC." Light and Easy, will not tall off. SIGHT TESTING A SPECIALTY. REPAIRS Prompt. — REPAIRS Neat. , J. V. DE" BEER, i (Late S. Salek) EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. M~ RS Ri J: HUGHtfS, Certificated Ladies' Nurse, takes m accouche ment casea ab her residence, Triangle, Aehburton. Every care and attention iven. 8 ARRETT "BROS.' Special Clearance Sale now on. A lot of Odci lines, Samples and Remnants at special prices to olear, m order to make room for New Spring Goods now landing.—Barrett Bros, " The Hall," East Street), Aehburton. For Children's Hacking Cough take Woods' Great Peppermint Care—li 6d and 2s 6d ',



AT THE LAST MOMENT Tl|7E have received Instructions from headquarters (to Sell the WHOLE OF OOR STOCK In ABHBURTON aa soon as possible, oonteqaently, the GOODS MUST GO. NOW IS YOUR TIME - THE [CHAKOS MAY NEVER OCCUR AGAIN TO SECURB SUCH CHEAP DRAPERY aII COME to the GREAT SALE OF SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOCK, ! F- S- MALCOLM, Vekdob i ! JSAIST STJEfcEJSX H. M. JONES. —W — T)l&r>T;rCTlOl\ SAX.JS Prior to STOCKTAKING, to Sbptemtjek 30, CHINA, GLASSWARE, & VASES Specially Reduced to Olear, SEWING MACHINES. Having been appointed Agant for the famous ANCHOR SEWING MACHINES, ooe the moit tip-to-dat*, well fiuiihed, easy running, reliable, and handioma machine! m tha market. lam prepared to supply these Machines at very low prices for cash, Terms can be arranged. Inspection invittd. AGENTS FOR MILNER AND THOMPSON S — PIANOS? — By Brinsmead and Sons, Hopkinson, Ooss and TIT A TVT/^-Q Kallmap, Wagner, Collard and Collard, Broad- JrXiliM LJO"~" " wood, Haake, Spaeths, Channel! and Son* Lipp -PIANOO- -and Sohn. -OKGANS- By Bell and Co, Smith, and the: Need ham Company, f\ ~D _°< A "XT Q Willcox and White, Mason and Hamlin, the Chicago Com- V/-LVv3r-CJLIN O~""" pany, Palace Organ Company, and other makers. -ORGANS- From^B lOrn to 4S&O. OROA.MS From ... -_. ... « « 108 per month riAINOfeS , - - ... .-. J3O« „ „ L.ALL INSTRUMENTS GUARANTEED. — Bust Cash Vamjb Obtainablb, Latest Books by every Mail, at Published Prices for Cash. Magazines and Periodicals. at LOWEST CASH PRICES m all Departments. Equal bo Chrintohuroh and Dane* din Houses. Do your Business here and keep the Trade ia the District INSPECTION INVITED. H. M. ""JONES. NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD "THE CORNEB," BEG to announce to their Customers and Friends generally, that they have opened* up a large Consignment of NEW SPRING k SUMMER STRAW HATS & MILLINERY REQUIREMENTS, And having secured the services of Miss Truesdam (late with A. and T. Inglis and Mrs Gill, Dunedin), oan confidently recommend her talent to their notice, and asserb that m future their Millinery will be second to none m Ashburton, and already we have had many orders placed for Spring Millinery. Our DRESSMAKING DE' PARTMENT is still under the able management of Miss Kbkb, who from the first has delighted our patrons with fit, style, and a well finished dress. We have already landed GENTLEMEN'S STRAW HATS m all styles (nice clean goods). Gentlemen's Crush Felt Hats, and the Farmer's Hat, m Black, Tan, and Cuba Shades. Gentlemen's Scarves, Ties, Bows, and Shirts—the largest choice m town. BOOTS, SHOES, and SLIPPERS m both English and Colonial makes for Ladies, Misses, Children and Gentlemen. CLOTHING of the best finish, from Reliable Colonial Tweeds, all made to our own order aud selection. We have £5j3 CASES of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS bonght to oar owv Taste just landing at Lyttleton, and expect m a very short period to announce to tAe* Public the date of OUR FIRST SPRING SHOW. We wish to thank the Public for the support aocoried us since starting at " TEE CORNER," and to request a Continuance of the same. NOBTHCOTE & HEFFOED* CASH DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, •'TEE COjRNEK."



LAST FOURTEEN DAYS fFJTHIfI GREAT RE_ALISATION SALE T\ U RIN G the next TWo WEEKS I mii.t ole&r out (he Remain ing Portion of my STOCK, and to enable me to do ao GOODS ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. SO NOW IS THE CHANGE FOR GREAT BIRGAINS. SOME ASTOUNDINcTbIkGAINS IN DRESS GOODS. Fashionable Veil Nets .. 3d per yard Mea'a Tweed Vests  2ilid each Clarka'Crochet Cotton .. ]£d per bail Men's Blue Coats .. 2a lid each Coafc'a Sewing Cotton «. laperdozsu Men's Colored Moles •• 3s lid pair (The whole stock of Frilling* Id per yard Boya' Molei .. .. 2s 6d pair Bordered Arb Muslin .. S|d per yard Boya'Galatea Bnits .. from 2s lid Bordered Glaai Cloth .. 3£4 per yard Boys' Tweed KulcbeM •• 2b 6J pair EVERYTHING MUST ,BE SOLD. A. P. WILLIAMSON, TAKCRED STREET. J. SEALY AND CO. NEW SEEDS! NEW SEEDS! NEW SEEDS! FOR THE FARM-—lncluding Clovers, Byegrass, Cocksfoot, Turnips, Eape and Peas. »EW SEEDS FOR THE VEGETABLE GARDEN In any Quantity Required, or m 3cl ackets NEW FLOWER SEBDS IN Id PACKETS OR ©& PER DOZEN PACKETS ASSORTED. NEW GARDEN REQUISITES IN ENDLKSS VARIETY. WHRELBAND'S BLIGHT SPECIFIC.-One dressing according to direotio t will thoroughly eradicate Scale Blight from fruit treea, TREE LUCERNE *'ST J. SEALY AND CO. 8 52 TO MY CLIENTS. T AM PREPARED TO DISPOSE OF ANY SHEEP AND LAMB SKINS SENT TO FAIRFIELB FKEEZING WOKKS, TO BEST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE. " " SO* "'" '""" 1c would be veil to give me particulars prior to aheep*being forwarded. DAVID THOMAS, ASHBTJRTON 230 FIRST SPRING SHOW OF LACES AND SILKS. "TT7E Beg to advise our Customers of the arrival of Ship ments of JAPANESE SILKS m all the Art Shades of the Season, These goods are specially adapted for Table Decorations, DrapbgSj etc., and are stocked m several widths and pieces. Two Cases of new LACE GOODS now showing. OTO FIZftST GENERAL SHOW OF THE SEASON TAKES PLACE ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, AINI3 FOLLOWING DAYB, MITCHELL & TURNER.



Shipping. SHAW, SA.YILL AND ALBION COMPANY. TilttrrSD. FOR LONDON, jgkA "OOTAL MAIL STEA- •**> MKRS, with eaperioe jf||||§|ii|s^ accommodation for all classes !*^sSwasae of passengers, calling at Monte Vldoo or Bio, Teuerlffe *ud Ply month. Vessel [Ton lOommaadett From Date. Gothic . TOO fUdley*~ WetVn July 20 lonte IWel't'nOob. 12 CARGO STEAMERS. *Delphio.«|B27s[Snowdea Lyt'l'ton June 2S *Aotea ,„ 6364 Evans — August Pakeba .«W331 Proseer — August Maori .fs3l7lMoSratt | — Sept "Carries Third-class Passengers, E. W. HANMSR, Agent. _ _ ffi H E J%kn&mJ? NKW Zealand j^|^^^^B;HiPPiNa 00.-s LINK ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON* Vlt, Monbe Vide*, OCeneriffe & Plymenth. B«ab Aooommodabion for all o1»hm of Pmengart »t Lowwt Rateg. Port of Steamers. Teas. Departure. Date. Rakaia 6683 — August 3 Papviul 7000 — Augusb f3l Rnahlne 6127 — Sept. 23 Wakanul "000 — Ooti 25 Paparoa 7000 — JNov 23 CARGO STEAMERS. Nafrnsh re I 8000 LytteUoa Jane 27 Tekofc mm I 40S0 Wellington July Waikato .»j 4767 Lytteltoa July Per farbher partioalan apply bs FBIBDLAKDBR BROS., Lbd. Agenta, Ashbartan. "~WHICI WILL" YOU TAKI^? A RTIFIOIALLY Coloured and adul- XjL tnrated Teas from China and Japan— OR BRITISH GROWN .... DIiMOND JUBILEE. rf fRAWATTEEGARDEMfe g |1 ( f J £s X \ IE" MS&L %■• ' j "M'KENZIE'S" HONDAI L4NKA TEA. Agents : ' MESSRS SHEARMAN BSOS., Aahbnrtoo, • and GUDSELL, Tinwald. Mr Chables Hardy, Rakaia Messrs Hires Bros., Msthven Mrs Mart Johnson, Chortsey ! Packed and sealed m Ceylozw Prices : ! X, Is lOd ; XX. 2s j XXX, 2s 2d { XXXX, __ _^_ 2n 6d. HENRY STEPHENSON, (oacoessar bo Alfred Harrison.) Eebablished 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND TALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Furni ture, etc, as per arrangement), m any part the county. ! Advances made on Good* placed In my bands for 3ale« Regular Consignment! of Colonial Grown ; and Island Fruit sold privately through the week, and at Auction on SATURDAYS. Agsnt: Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company & Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay menti from £5O» per month. HENRY STEESENSON, AUCTIONEER ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY, THE SOCIETY ia now taking MONEY ON DEPOSIT Fixed.tEwelve Months 4&? per cent, nlijpartloulars on application. EDWARD STEPHENS, Manager. Offioe: Tanored Sfcreeb Bicycle Harvest* LANDELLS & SON, ENGINEERS^ BICYCLE MAKERS BaRHETT STBEET/ Next the Club. TO the Farmers and GeneralijPablie', P] ' ABhbarton, —We beg to state that we have reaped a harvest m Bicycles, havir Just landed a big consignment of first-class lij?geriß at £14 lOsi We are the oldest bioyole firm m Aehburton and intend ,to uphold our reputation. Agents for White Flyers, Radge-Whit-, orth, Waverleys, Cyolops, The Parrot, eto Repairs by experts, All workj guaras cc