The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no, 4728

Ashbueton: Friday, Februtry 17, 1899*

price : One Penny



lypt i iSxtrn ot . iinufci ii,u f-ifitiiogtiisihtd patrouage of Hia Majesty the King of Italy, as per aoTnn>unica> tion maJo hy the' Minister for Foreign Affaire through the Oonsut-General for Italy, at Melbourne, M* o h 14, 1878. Awarded diploma ut t\p Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Aclfn«wl«.d K ed by Medical Clinics and Universities all over ths G!obr>. There are imitations ot Eucalypti Kxiracb m the market, products of simple dißfcillatoon forming crude reeino«<s oiK In ??%£ ™sthose5 those orude oiiß may not be taken, OUR PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI biX'iliAUT, wiiich is recopsubed by the medical divmun of the Frusaiaii Government fco be of perfectly pure origin, at< per information forwarded to a* through the Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1878, we state:— It is proved by teats by the Medical Clinic* of fche Universities at. Bonn and Greifswsld, Prussia, and reported by Dr. Sohulz.Piofessor of Parmacology, at Bon, and Profwcor DrS Mossier, Director of the Medio&i Ciinici srt Greifawafd, that only product* that are saturated with oxygen and freed of neide, rtißißous tinrt other substances, adherent to primary djatilktiou, will, dfvsiopa tbo iuiauyo qwlttjv* 1 propnr to the plant A.! cmd e0: Ib, or co calJoa Eucalypti ExtracU ire to he clamor! according to the earned authorities, among tbe turpendne*, which ire abandoned long sicoe as an internal ■ne Wcamonf. These crude oils, or bo called Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible s— By their deficiency in pungent odour— which our product, the only genuine Bccnlypti Extract develops most freely through its Burplus oxygen. 2 By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear* *Dee being reduced in ipecifio density through the presence of acids. 3 By their taste, the result of the contracting tendency of resin* and tennates. If these crude oilb, io-caUed eucalypti extracts, are applied by mistake 1c cauee of iroup, bronchitis, diphtheria, internal aflamations, dysentery, etc., the oou» sequences are most appalling. For safety sake ask always for SANDER & SON'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. - fci*ntihurst. Victoria, Australia. SANBEB & SONH. _____ ______ . OR SALE, cheap—Useful LTght Trap, For particulars enquire office of this paper. BOIRDERB-Mbs KBiGHcTßasTstreetl has accommodation for & few botirders. ! All home comforts. Terms moderate. Te» ! and light refreshments at all hours. 1 121 WANTED Known—To Men with a harvest cheque, that we can give yu a complete rig out from head to foot for 38/9, acd none of it rubbißh.—Mitchbll k Turner. MRS ALGOBN'S Midsummer Sale.now on. Prints and Muslins from 3jd a, yard ; Pis a fores and Aprons Jrom Sd each, a few "Own Make,' eoiied, reduced; Laces 1 from Id per yard; Embroideries from J£d per yard j All Wool Dress Goods, double width, from 9d per yard ; Trimmed Milliner half price; Stamped Mountmellick Goods and Fancy Needlework reduced 10 per cent ■ during sale or.]y. WANTED Known-40 Dcz. Women's Is 6d Black Cashmere Hose to be sold for Is pair; 25 do ;Women's Black Lisle Gloves 2d per pair ; Ladies' Ulsters at 3s 6dl; Rainproof Cloeka, 8s 6d ; Fur-lined Oh.aks, 10b 6d. All at Miichel & Tukitkb'S , Sale, 'TIT'ANTED Known-That we are Dot T T picking out £f few lines of bad stock 1 only, but reducing the whole stock, bo that the largest buyer at our Sale saves the most money.—MiTOHELLj& Tubneb. FOR Sale, Cheap—Six Dozen ol Children's ankle straps.—Mellob's Zeaiandia Boot Store. NOTICE— We defy competition; you get wonderful value at Mbi&ob's, Tancred Street. FOR SALE or LEASE, during approach ing Coursing season, the fast and clever Greyhounds Saxon (bred inN.S.W.) and Parthenia. Apply Mail Office. WANTED Known—Shipment of New • Laces, Embroideries, Fall Nets, White Gloveß, at remarkably low prices.— W H Colliee, The Corner mRY FLOWER'S Refreshment Rooms I for a Cup of Fresh Tea, etc. Ice Creams and Iced Drinks, Ripe Tomatoes, Apricots, Peaches, Choice Bananas, etc., always in Stock. WANTED— A dozen smart Ladies to toy our new kangaroo calf Shoe,— MeliLOß's Zeaiandia Boot Store. WANTED KNOWN—That I have re. ceived my Summer Stock of Boots, and Shoes, which I will dispose of at the loweet rates possible, for Cash. Now is an opportunity for those who are in search of reliable goods. As usual, Repairs done at once ; at J. MoisoN, The Hall Boot Depot, Ashburton. RS~ALCORN has in stock Stamped Mountmellick, Lace, Cross-stitch and Mayence Work, White Jean s Linen Java and Congress Canvas, Transfers, Foundation Monograms, Woven Initials, Lace Pins, Stretchers, Single, Shaded and Double Berlin Wools, Reliable and Butterfly Wools, PerJine Araßene, Filossils, Crewel Embroidery and Knitting Silks in Colours and Tartans, Macrame Bags and String, Weldon's Needle, work Books, Perforated Cardboard, Ivory Crochet Cotton and Materials for Fancy Work generally. 10 32 WANTED Known—Pretty Christmas Cards m packetß—l2 for 3d, 25 for 6d and 9d, boxes is.—W H Collikb, The Corner RS ROBINSON, Cash Purchaser of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's left-off Clothing, and all kinds of goods. Ladies waited on at their hoasea. Note address : Mrs Robinsok, Wakanui Road, Baring Square. 11123 mk¥~carson. I—.1 —. mEACHER of Pianoforte and Organ. JL For terms, etc., apply ab Residence, Corner of Wills and William Streets, near Wakanui Road East. 1 135 PIANOFORTE, SINGING, ORGAN, AND THEORY OF MUSIC. MRS DOWMAN F° X Member of the Canterbury Society of Professional Musicians, HAVELOOK SIBEET, ASHBOBTON. RAKAIA-TUESDAYS. Pupils prepared for Trinity College exam- , nations. < " Llewellyn Owen, PIANOFORTE, SINGING, HARMONY, AND i MANDOOTI.



Mrs {M-sboiwugh's Diamonds "My lather is afraid of Mm too," shs eaid, chafing: on© hand with, the other with a piteous expression of pain. "IU he did anything against Mm he would bo ruined. My father cannot help me, Tom." "But Jdo not understand. What has your father done that he should be afraid of such a scoundrel as SlurkF* I demand ed sternly. She hesitated long before answering, moving her hands and head restlessly and fetching mtuzj troubled sighg, At last she laid her hand slirinkingly on mine, and I grasped it firmly. "1 will tell you, Tom," she said in a faltering voice; "but you know I would tell no one in the world btrfc you. My dear papa did not do wrong himself, but there were people Connected with him who did, and made the blame seem to be Mb. And there were some papers of my papa's which—which—oh" "Yea, yes, I understand, darling; and Slurk stole the papers?" " > "Yes—that is—no; it was worse than that, for he didn't know where the pa pers were kept—no one knew that but i. Tom, he made me sleep, and in my sleep he made me go to the place where they were and take them out and give them to Mm. He made me rob my \ own father—put my own dear papa in j his hateful power. I would rather have died! And papa forgave me—think of that!" "Then Slurk has the papers in his pos session, and he uses them for blackmail? But have you never thought of trying to —it sounds badly, but it would be per fectly justifiable to steal them back again?" "i can do nothing. He can make me helpless by a look, and he always carries them with him. But, Tom, if it could be done without being found out I would tell papa to kill him. But I cannot let my dear papa be hanged for that wretch, and you see we have no evidence." "Good Godt What a fearful thing it is!" I muttered. What help, what ebn solation could I offer? A refined and sen sitive girl under the mesmeric control of a ruffian; her father subject to his ex tortions and insults, and the only escape a worse misery even than this—Kate to yield herself to him in marriage! Faughi the thought sickened me, but it enraged me tool Kate was right—death, sudden and merciless, was the proper measure to be meted out to Slurb. If he had ap peared at that moment I believe I would have shot him unhesitatingly and re joiced in the deed. Murder would be a righteous work when wrought on such as he, and if the murder were brought home to me, could L suffer in a better cause? Kate had risen slowly from her chair and was now fronting me, scanning my face and beai'ing with curious eagerness. She held her hands across her bosom, alternately interlacing the tips of the fingers and pulling them free again. Her lips moved as if in speech, but no sound came from them. I got up presently, looking I dare say very solemn, as indeed I felt. Her eyes followed mine as 1 rose; and now we gazed straight at each other for some moments. "I promised you that you should be freed," I said, "and you shall be. I shall be sorry to have any man's blood on my hands; but if you can be saved in no other way, it must be so." "You do love me indeed!" she mur mured, with a sort of sad exultation in her tone. But she added: "I cannot let you do it. I cannot lose you, even to b© freed from him. It is my father's fatilt after all. Besides" —- "I take it upon myself," interrupted 1, with a dignity wMch may have been absurd, but which did not seem so to me at the time. "But it would be murder—at any rate the law would call it so. No, you must not be called a murderer, Tom. But I— they would not hang a woman—let ma do itl I should love to do it!" And she spoke with a look that con firmed the words. Before I could reply, however, her ex pression changed again. She appeared to think intensely for a few moments j then he* face lighted up. Suddenly she caught jny hand and kissed it. "And kiss me, Tom!" she cried, ex citedly. "Kiss me, for I deserve itl I have thought of a way that will save us all!" Much startled, and half fearing that the girl's mind had given way under the pressure of trouble, I was attempting to quiet her, but she silenced me by an im petuous gesture and went on speaking eagerly and rapidly. "Tomorrow we had planned to go to Kohlstein for a picnic. It's a great, im mense rock, where robbers lived tran dreds of years ago- Hardly any one ever goes there now. I have been there and I remember that on' the top it is full of deep clefts and holes, and I thought how, if any one were to fall into one, they might lie there for months without being found, and they could never get oat of t_s~iSßlyes. So now—listen! We will go up there —you and I and—he, and I will lead him near the brink of one of those clefts and then you must rush forward and take Mm and drop him down—down to the bottom! So we shall get what we want and" yet there need be no murder." "Not be murder, Kate?" "It need not be, for when he is safe down there, rather than be left to starve, he would give up those papers. Don't you think he, would?' She was trembling with excitement, and her state communicated itself in some degree to me, so that I was scarce -1 ly able to think coherently. But there , certainly seemed to be plausibility m • her scheme; at the worst it would be belter than shooting the man outright. But would the recovery of the papers 1 put an end to Shirk's persecution of Kate as well as of her father? Would not his power over her remain? "But we can have Mm imprisoned 8 then you see," was her answer to,my objection; "and for fear of that he would never dare to trouble me again. H.t would have been in prison long ago bui for the papers." "It certainly seems a good plan,' 1 said, after a confused attempt lo tun the matter over in my mind. "Wo'l aak your father's opinion tomorrow." p _ . — ■— Continued on page 4 Parents and guardians, girls and boys, You've heard iv church the woeful noise Of coughs and sniffs, in winter time, - ! Which spoil the service bo sublime % c I Then note :™For each the remedy sure >fc [ Ib W, Woofo* Great Peppermint Cwe.



Shipping. J ' """—— ~iFrT~~~ ir AfW A «ut,ii t«««i««/i A Ha™™™ //af^6i l Requirements jM$ *^^ DAVID THOMAS. ! New Maflfl togg* CofflP^. Auctioneer, Land, Insurance & Estate c^/r^-^^F^£/^. CARSON &Co.' for london, * Aeeiit, Valuator, Wool and Grain Broker, paid-up capital and besbhves-^400,000. Via Mente Videe, TenerlfFe & Piymoufch. „ „ X 1'"N"! Milioq-iin and fairymead P"'°° 8'"^"'; - %yaM Live Stock-lW.e. .od A.hh« to MaernaW, COMPANY m XTSSI^ »„* Steams. Te M . oSSIi. D.t«. Portoi^htly Sale, oi Sheap Skin., F.to, Hide., eto, oaMoud.y. NOTBD 808 PBOMPTNESS AND LIBHBAUT? 5 C»«. Holytaf »ad Oooktali — „— fe -—.■■ ■■■■—' Sales of Wool Throughout the Season «,•«« j,.*!-* "T7T«f*»r» » r^r >.- Salmon Papanui 7000 Lyttelton Me.roh 25 Grain Bought and Sold on Commission PI RE AND MAKiNM 11/CtKS 2 Casks Finest Gemuine Malt Vinegar Rrakht Ui »S Z May' 11 Olearia« Sales as per arrangementa ALSO,- 6 Tom Fto^ Boiler Floor at lowart Bhnutaka 4515 - Arcade.Horse>wndJhrnitare Sales held on Satarday'a. , j ? /cj6'C M* CROWiMr rRHPK 50 Boxes Colonial Candies Rakaia 6688 — Horse Fairs held Monthly. t HIoKh USN ix-MUtVI/Vir VKUF^ 40 Oases Keros«ne - Also —10c wfc Favorite Concentrated CARGO STEAMERS. ~~" AGENT UHIL. CHRBSHING -MAOHINES, fto. f ACCEPTED AT LOWEST TORRENT RATffiS Washing Extract •- M . , „ «. .. v . w *»—' Castor Oil, Ruby Bioder LuWioant, No. 2 Otarama 13808 1 - I Feb Matron and 00, Ohrfajohiroh ™ -TIT XT A 'Kni!"TriT> Cylinder Oil, Jackson 2 and 3 prong forks, WWkSo U767 - Booth, McDonald and 00, Ohristohoroh jL. W • JUL -/LIN JM. JliJtf Belfast Hemp Plough Line, Dinaghy'. Qn. Loaiee j 3385 — 1 White's Sheep Dip Sawing Twine, Perforated Zinc, Galvanised — Walter A, Wood Oo AfiUINT VYire Sieves, Galvanised Baths, Buckets, F«? farther partioaiara apply to rA»hfho. n A'u Tt^UiZ, oxxJSia*, Boiler yi!i ers etc ,, Tin and Enamelled JTRIBDLANDBR BROS, Im>. rl gT 1? g u. t « ' ■ m i i Billies, Tin and Enamelled and ASMbuten. London and Lancashire Insurance Company Oval Boilers, Tin and Enamel Piates and . _—_!_ -1— Graham's Foot Rot Composition " <£)f\ f\f\f\ ——— Pdnnikins, Cheap Knives, Porks and Spoons SHAW, SAYILL AND ALBIOK Wright, Stevenson and 00, Dunlin - — M\J 9 \J\J\J — by reliable maker*, etc , etc. COMPANY LIMITED. Planet Janior Garden and Field Tooli •/YnT/MW" nr\/^TZTIVTn Tl 4 J^/^T?CS We can quote y o« vary low P rice ß for any - - nrinVAT MATT OTWA Belfast Manmres ORION COOJjIIJNIX HA IS G*lljO «>* the above line* of reliable goode, and oSffiGbw v MIRS, with superior fi 4FA T A HTfITR Tfi t QaTX? Q. jflßßif' '" r "1 J^ajxaiii 1/1 pxKi v 1 to Aii£i b. , IN use IN THIS COLONY n * T>Qr\"M rl^ HontoYuL « irTneriffefdV 11 1 HAVE made *™"*«™»*> with M E "iR7 H ARDY & CO., Merchants, Rakai., t. ___ L/AXi&UIM OS *uVJ. , mWth y Ltf",T y Diatrict, and in conjunobion ip-^, TROGERS & IRONMONGERS monMU , with them 16 will be my endeavour to make the RAKAIA SALE A SUCCESS. ] . J GROG&KH & IKOWMUJNUiitta, Vessel TonsCJommander From Date. DAVID THOMAS, Ashbßrfeon _ (P" T^A MERG aANTS & BLENDERS, Aotea ... Wel't'n ~T~^1*" GRBATREDUOTION IN PRICK OF ! f s*!! TAM « nPn CTRI?ffT Qothio ». 7780Evans ... Wel't'n Mar 2 * Q I' TANOUJIiD bliiJiK-i, " cargo"steamers! ~~" PJjANJdjT J-K» TOOLS* * . i!^|;l , . ASHBURTON, Matatua.« 13522 Holmes LylPlVn"" Fl A VTTI T'TJYYM" A Q ia^^~~""~H k^J Bjjji „__ asarbssarl = U uavid imomas. ■ —-t^r^oT~~ E. W. HANMEJK. ASHBXTBTON Hj ' No 2 INDUSTRIAL «. — ' -Ibl^^S L^^l^ BUILDING SOCIETY TTSION STEAMSHIP COMPANY ■ IPI Hp^fl D v® s"'*3>» • ■■ U Of NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED , "\ir XT A T TVT AH7 9 " iN^J I To be incorporated under the Provisions of STBAMERfc? S All FROM LITTELTON ff Xl jBL A ll \J W I i«bßS^ I <^O5|S ■ the Building Societies Act, 1880. Vbr W.ivo.l. and Greymouth-Weekly. - r^^, „ PROJ JBIONAL s?^°™^! — • H .J ay,and?at«rd, a.yß .  * v fcnassir— ™^ j. H. Pauukg G. R. Andieson, NOTE~For extra sailings see advertiaa- , fl. R1? AT IT ATT? VP i TJT V ■ ... V Rtpphfnson ment in Christohurch papers Wi.tJJiAl MAijJJ-IJJiAJiJjX THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 24in ■ ' BT£PHBNSON* Doaedin ■— Mondays, Fridays and ___. r ,«__ SFPRT7TARY • SOLICITOR • "SSSSKW^ CLEARING SALE NO SETTING'EEQUIKED. ""t™-" 6" Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate V^XJ-LJ-OIXX/XJLI \X KjJOLjLJJLji mi _ „ , BANKB.R .; 7 ■Surßdays With Stove Pipe can be worked out in the open, SPLENDID BREAD The Bank of Australia, A*hbnrto O . The above are subject to alteration j OF ' BAKER 3. OFPIC]B 0F THB SO CTETY: teferenee should therefore be made to Pogt office Bailds Oameron street, Ohriacchurch daily papers for dates and T\«^ With Oait Iron or Copper Boilen. She Copper Boilers are large and Tinnsdl inside. Ashburtot. bonr of sailing UiaiußTY^ — For farther partienlars apply to x w REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Office now open to take Entries. F* FERRIMAN, I^l r*f !i in r*» Made in all aizes, amide or double ovens. High or low pressure boilers: OFFICE HOURS: Agent, Ashbnrton VlUliJULlllgj • M _^. O '— 9 30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2.30 to 5 p.m., and —, AKD JSoId by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from from 7to 8 p.m. on T-Hdayi and Saturd, ya " r~" '~ ' - the maker, . *" : "~ hene7stbphenson, Boots, H> E> SHACKLOCK. ''• &ALLANTYNE & Co., (successor to Alfred Harrison.) AUOIIONBS: BS°D rSATE AND JOE) OHB MONTH. BOTJTHEND FOTODBY. DONBDXN. mi op OABHtt STE E E T, COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER ALL ££uo£-&i PEE OEM. — ■ OHBIBTCWSOO WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock * , OHEIBTCHITSOH, Produce, Furniture, etc., , EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. irT'PTwn a MnHT-nnMPr vtv Clearing Sales of Stock HouseholdFurni- T | AVJii eLLiMj A i>IUDJ. - t'UMrJujCilJa tnre, eto,»as per arrangement, in any part INSPECTION INVITBDt •*»* ---° Adyanoesy made en Goods placed In my T .-.^. y •*•-*- oi /^X H, T FACtDORY, and Manufacfcuri "FROM »* for Sale. _ J WT T g Q M OHAFF, OATS, WHEAT, FLOUR. A IVTITJ T7 W O"R "R -*-.*-# P^J V -L 1 j START TO FINISH High-Chss Furniture SHARPS, BRAN, ONIONS, POTATOES XX-Ll X/X\;AJ TT V/XVXV* SEEDS, etc., IMPORTER OF HIGH-OLASS Bt yery MODERATE RATES. Sold Daily in Large or Small Quantities. ««---.--.----«- - TTT ATT T) A H P fl C Agent; *» •£*- XJ XJ A il. X XJ Xl KJ# A Visit to Baiaahwiib's Showroom and Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company TT « TvCTTir^rTl Ti Tl A TTTn Tm-n n & Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and TIATI.VriST H, rIOTITSTTTCS v (o)— Agency Company. XXXkXV f XJkJX XtliH U I^ll ii^ # _ F . ff QW Oount 0 , ientg PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay TTTE Have Jusfc Landed a Large Variety of the Very Latest Designs in /» j .*■ menta from £sOs per month. *V „ „ , f FANCY GJLABS, woludiag Murenese, Figured, Rolled, «to* wheQ fa Ohrißtoharohi wiU be MUCH HENEY STEPHENSON, (Jastor oil, machihe oil WINI>Ow GLASS alwayß in etook, a, 90 mibbok AUCTIONEER HAY «>BKfl. HAY RAKF.S^ Ol^S^ which we OUT T0 AN, s^. APPRECIATED BY THE FIRM. SECTION RIVETS, COT3JER PINS,, —' —* ■. — . — ~— w .__._ ..-, T. H. Ukdbhjc-j, [b. OHDBiiJi WIRE TACKS, COPPER RIVETS, ART CLASSES. OIUFEKDERS, BOLTS * NUTS, **"*"' "" "" * *** " °*' T'"'l"'"'- r rrHPT ~ TAMBQ ifea|.i; s & x •-« SCYTHEBLADES, SGYTHE SNADBS. Corner ot roade & Burnett Street. fciMtL £__ JUiNfcb, ■WlStM^fesJp SEAMmGXWINE. WHIPS. J^ufiJ?™ ffiSS?"" SSV 1L! C^W^MW!"^ K^V#^#^SS|^S^.; /4 BED RADDLE PUTTY TURPENTINE 1 School o'.^^i.W'Jlwß ton; o^^^^^^ffP' ~~ BLUE RADDLE OPALS OAK VARNISHES Pupil of JamesM. Niurn, Wellington. .•^^g^M^^^^i^^ FARMERS arejukad to Inspect onr STOCK OF HAY FORKS, which m the PICTURE MOU^dS BRUSHES ARTIST^COLOR Instructions given'in all branches of Art, ""^ ■ " Best in the Market. OILCLOTH FOR DADOKS GOLD PAINT MAN T.H. UNDJRILL AND CO., (x)—. . For particulars apply to Me John Wilson Arcade. 1224 TjIDRNISHING UNDERTAKERS, Every Description of IRONMONGERY AND [TOOLS at Lowest forcible Price*. -71 ZTZ^^r^TZZTT* JJ URNISHING UNDERTAKERS. mmx . " "R A MBLER (TANORED STREET, ASHBURTON If you want a Good Article, we can supply ib, as we do>ot stock inferior goods, ' " mmtmimmmmmmm wmmmmmmmmmmmmmm T ,™ xr , Tr -r,« BICYCLIiD. every requTsTte on hand. ASHBURTON FURNITUIE WABfJOUSE- T B^.^^oi^m^ Pk,n.h^Pffi «* i H INSPECTION INVITED. HWliUUiuuw imiihiiwibw nnm.iivwwi. gentlemen's Eoadstbb Bioyowm lolished Oofens^a bpecialty. mmmmmmmmmm . on View, and am expecting a Consignment Private Address, Peter Street, directly of . , r -r» x to« nrnrvT?T O« behind Oddfellows' Hall; also care of ' g~H i.n^U Ol £ BAMBLER MODEL 26 Mr T. Andrews, East Belt. 2 GrOat UaSll baio Oi ntnuinninr nr nm n mmr- * JaL* CX '1/U#, \ at an b ably date. 81-CHLORIDE OF ODLD CURE. IRON monger S , paints, coal k timber merob ants TftnurcroKß linoleums — parohase Badßg DRINK HAD NEARLY DESTROYED IT „ n ai?uifre x»wnomi? a m Machines should not fail to call and inspect —- Agents For—Royal insurance CotopftSy Ltd, Ufl.ttr.fciß> JiJ^UfolJiA-Uto she " new model 26." I SUFFERED from an Insatiable Appe> »» She.g Point Coal Company* —— tite for Liquor. The Bi-Ohloride of ______ •• Westport Coal Company, BEDDING (JHAIRS The RAMBLER is declared to be the Gold Treatmenb cured me permanently. ' —■ "raßaa"™' "^ RtJ&S Easiest Running Machine on the Market, Ib firadicatea ALL Desire for Intoxicants. \XTTTTI A TT\ T¥T"T ITI k. Tt% eaa.--. >n i ■ and ia uadoubtedly the Strongest and Neat- Xhe desire will never return unless you re- W H H, A I W H KA I ' ' est Bicycle Built. oultivateit. No cure—no pay. Tf -"LAiJIIA » TT XXUiX, X « The RAMBLER, fitted with 81G &J" AnitBESS: — TOJUMSHC 'WABB In Greac Variety. Everlastitsg Detachable Tyres and Dunlop BICHLORIDE OF GOLD INSTITUTE, "TCTE AXE PEOMPT CASH BUYEB& OF ' Valves, is without a doubt the Bast Machine Ashly House, Rattray Street, Dunedin, "▼ TEA AND DINNFvB SERVICES AT ALL PRICES. a Cyclist can ride. 912 PTJTII/n? MT f T TIV7 TirTTTj'AT' Accessories in Stock. Price Low for Cash. _^___ _. ■r-til-L^^ IVJ.xii-LIINix WJhLliiAI, FAHCY QOt^OS AT MCOST PRICE. Jff£fisL%r g9dto Suib Purchaaer< FSSSK HIGHEST MARKET RATES^ PTOflW r" T n«n,T ddipvq D. TEIOMAS, bott el\nfoulit?O^d g -' FT!T WB are also P"P»"d to STORE GRAIN on Farmers' Account ia . LARGEST STOCKS- . LOWJ2ST PRICES- WEST STREET. _V_ at !h«test ynoS Sote th c e S 3SS B - our New GRAIN SHEDS, West Street, ABhburtoa, on ve,ry favorable AT — Burnett Street, opposite Mail Office. Terms. q aij gHEAF CHAFF. — FULLSIZED OORNBAOKS AND TWINE SUPPUED m LOWEST ■» 1 r» j~H/~\ \ AMemaygieawisamancouDeel.andits CURRENT RATES. r¥l TT TTIVTI TtIT ,1 * /SJ \\) T7IOR SALE, 30 tons first-class OA3 thu-drlnk unblended diamond jubilee —-~:x: X« XX* Ull X/Xt/XXiXi 131/ VV/*j H IU" ' teas!—Agents—Shearman Bros .Ashburton; Tj AT | TMTHn iC^. /™H kttpaw nHAFF W OJDoak, Mount Somers and Mayfleld JLtUJuXiI XX C& \jO*m Apply, James Gudsell, Tinwald. AVV^-*-«-a-«A-I.J. tj£/ \^U«f PP 7M AIL OFFICE. "He was a bold man" that first ate the CANTEBBUEY ILOTJR MILLS. OABINETMAKERB, UPHOLSTERERP), HOTURE-FRAMI. RS, & UNDERTAKERS _____ oyster. It reqnires courage to drink blended -rr^J__ n X "" q oo j va i ue f or jj^] B^.^SSwT^SiJ^^'S OFFIOES AND STORES-WEST BX^EBT, ASHBX7|tTON, TANORED STREET, opposite Amde, and neit Baildi^ Society. Offiosi A™y Knob's, 25«*i»ndi» 800 $aroptr«dw^h,-Shwsmßnßroß,, Agenti, S3° /por«,