GREAT FIRE.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph — Copyright Sydney, October 1 A fire destroyed fifteen wooden business premises m the main street of Kiamti, A gale was blowing, and there was no fire brigade m the town. The fire was only cheeked by the razing of intervening buildings and a sudden change of wind.

COMMERCIAL

United Preee Association—By Electric Telegraph

Lohi.on, September 28 At the wool sales the bidding was spirited, and prices were very firm. ■ j Bydney, September 29 Two thousand bags of New Zealand oats ■old at la 9id f.o b. for the Cape. 'i

WRECK.

United Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph

Auckland, October 2

The brigaatine Stanley haf been wrecked at) Red Mercury Island, loaded v ith timber for Melbourne. The crew are safe.

Latest Items.

Attempted Suicide at Dcnedin —A Press Association wire saya that John Stewart, farmer at Woodside, was found by his son m a stable on Sunday with his throat out. There is little hope held out of his recovery.

Stabbing Cask—Richard Benjamin Hill, an expressman at Caversham, was (says a Preaa Association wire) returning to his home about 11.30 on Sunday night when a mac unknown attacked him, stabbing him m the left breast with a pocket knife. The wound is sot likely to prove serious.

California^ Thistle--—On a Seaview farm some two or three year's ago, two sus picious looking parches of weed were dis covered, aod ib was afterwards found that the dreaded Galifornian thistle had reached the farm. Though the patches were small, and the farmer at once took steps to eradi cate the invader, he has only now succeeded m doing so* After trying various methods j there w&b found a cure which, though slow, proved effectual and did least, harm to the land. His plan was to cut the thistle root a couple of inches below the ground, and fi 1 the hole with agricultural salt. As a test, roots so treated were afterwards dug out and found to be completely "cured." The farmer ia confident that the threshing mil! was responsible for carrying the seed to hit land. He says that acme of the land near his farm is badly infested with O&lifor nian thistle, but no effort on the part of the occupiers has up to the present been made to olear the land of it.

It is Daag;«ro«« to Jfegrlect » Cold Pneumonia ia one of tha most dangerous *nd fatal diseases. It always results from a cold. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will quickly cure a cold, and perhaps prevent an attack of pneumonia. It is m fact made especially for that ailment, and has become famous for its cures over a large part of the civilised world. It counteracts any tendency of a cold toward pneumonia. C*u you afford to neglect your cold when so reliable a remedy can be had for a trifl ? For sale by Ashburton Drug Company

Many Jfcive« Saved In almost every neighborhood there ia iome one whoße life has been saved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhce* Remedy, or who hai been cured of chronic diarrhcei by the use of that medicine; Such persons make a point of tolling of it when ever opportunity offers, hoping that it m y be the means of saving other lives. For .-ale jSshbobton Dbug Company Smoke New Venua

THE ASHBUETON GUARBJAK : MONDAY, OCTOBEK 2, 1899.



ALL THE FOLLOWING — Drumhead Lettuce Giant White Cos Lettuce Mixed Water Melons Fine White Musta:d Brown Globe Onion Brown Spanish Onion > ar'y olden Globe Onfon Silver Skin Onfon White Spanish Onion Triple Curled PatsJey Hollow Crowu Parsnip William Hutgt, Pea Rev. Dr. Stuart Pea Carter's Stratagem Pea Veitoh's Perfection Pea York' hire Hero Pea Sir Harry Atkinson Pea Iron Bark Pumpkin Large Cheese Pumpkin Yellow Mammoth Pumpkin French Breakfast Radish Long Scarlet Radish Mixed Turnip Radish Myatt's Victoria Rhubarb Summer Spinach Mix* d Varieties Squash Large Red Tomato Acme Tomato Early Snowball Turnip White Stone Turnip Golden Ball Turnip Laing's Garden Swede Custard Vegetable Marrow ' Moore's Cream Marrow Long Groen Vegetable Marrow



Crushed Oata 4a 6d per Sack or fcbrc c Sacks for 12s ttd. Bed Chaff, Wheat 9d per bag ; Oat, lOi pet bag. Beet Sound Onions 2Olba a Is, or 4&lhs for 2a,



Bulk Seeds. (Cleaned by Special Machinery.) From Mnomo and Blair's Seed Farms. Finest Strain Brown Spanish Onion Seed ... ... 5< f»d prr lb  Selected Giant White Belgian Carrot ... „. 2h ~6d  „ Jaroes' Scarlet Intermediate Carrot ,„ 3 3 (^ '* „ „ Long Red Altrlngham Oarrot ... , 3a QA " ** „ „ Early Short Horn Carrot ... ... 3s 6d '! **  Strain Mammoth Long Red Mangold ... , 9d '" " „ „ Yellow Tankard Mangold ... .... 9$ " '*  „ Champion Yellow Globe Mangold ... »., s $& " " „  Perfect Gem Yellow Globe Mangolds ... Is Od \[ \]  Mixtures Lawn Grass Seed ... ... ... 1, od M |( „ Gorse Seed ... ... ... 2» 6d , „ „ Tree Luoerne, per oz 6d ... ... ... 60 Od „ „ EIQ. ETO. ETC. TUENIP SEEDS- TURNIP SEEDS. Guaranteed bo be of the Highest Percentage of Germination. FROM 7d pc Ib, 56s per cwt. Green Top Yellow Aberdeen Champion Purpla Top Sired* Purple Top Yellow Aberdeen Elephant Swede White Stine Stubble Skirving Swede Purple Top Mammoth Etc; Etc FLETCHER BROS., OASH SUPPLY STORES, ASHBURTON & HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHJJBCH Wholesale ft Retail Agents for Canterbury or NJmmo A Blair's Standard Seedt, SEED CATALOGUES TO BE HAD FREE ON APPLICATION.



ALL THE ABOVE 6EEDS AND OTHERS 3d PER PACKET OR 2S Qi PER DOZEN Id Mower Seeds. Flower Beeds Id* We have over 50C0 Packets of I lower Feeds m stock. Id pti Packet. 100 Varieties to elioose from. LAST YEAR'S FLOWER SEEDS, 64.PER DOZEN PACKETS.



60 VARIETIES, INCLUDINi Green Windsor Broad Beans Harlington Windsor Broad Boana ThieJ'H Border Hero Broad Beans Canadian Wonder French Beans Pale Dun French Beans Kaily Gtlden Dwarf Butter .titans Champion -Scarlet Huaner Beai s B ood R( d Beet Sugar Bcot Dwarf Green Curled Borecole Tall Gieen Curled Borecolo Adam's early White Broccoli Carter's Champion Broccoli Carter's Eclipao Broccoli Walcheren Broccoli Srrymger's Giant Brussels Sproutß Large York Cabbage En field Market Cabbage Ked Dutch Cabbage Blair's Phenomenal Cabbage Lamb's Earliest of all Cabbage Drumhead Savoy Cabbage Early Short Horn Carrot James's Scarlet Intermediate Carrot Early London Cauliflower Walcheren Cauliflower Veitch's Autumn Giant Cauliflower Cole's Crystal White Celery Cole's Superb Red Celery Extra Curled Cress Long Prickly Cucumber Short Prickly Cucumber Stockwood Ridge Cucumber Japanese Climbing Cceumber London Flag Leek Giant Musselburgh Leak



Nimmo & Blair's* Standard Seeds, FEW EQfUAL-BtJT NONE BETTER. SOW ,'ESDS TH\T ARE THOROUGHLY RELIABLE A TRUE TO NAME FLETCHER BROS., WHOLESALE AND JRETAIL AGENTS FOR CANTERBURY 3d PER PACKET. VEGETABLE SEEDS. >$Sa 6d PER BOZKN,



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1899. PLANTING SEASON. 1899



SEED POTATOES SPECIALLY GROWN FOR US IN NORTH CANTERBURr BEAUTY OF H*BRON 251 b a Is, EARLY RUBIES 20! b a U. LAPSTOSE KCDNEYS SO.baa la, ROBIN ADAIR 12 baa la. RICHARD SEDDON 12ibe a la. FURTHER REDUCTIONS FOR SACK OR MORE.



I'OIATOF/'. POTATOES. 250 SACKS. 250 SACKS OF THE FINEST BLUE DEKWBNT POTATOES. (ORABI GROWN AKD LOCAL,) TO BE CLEARED OUT AT IS lid PKR FAG, OR IWO BAGS FOR 0 S ©£. lUhTHEK DEDUCTIONS FOR TON LOTS AT FLETCHER BROS., CASH SUPPLY STORES. Tl^E have just received advice by last m»il from our Home and Ameriu» S^t ?'i Pware> B™i™*> Jam Jar«. «tc-» (which they have boaghtiSliw discoants for Prompt Cash) and to make room m our Balk Store for the .KS Koods, we mast clear oat 260 sacks Potato**, m the coarse of a few weeks -so now Is your time to bay Derwent Potatoes either for eating or aeed purpoTw. W, will deliver the above Free, anywhere within the Belts. *^ * WUI



"THE CORNER" TS crowded from FLOOR to CJEILIIN& with New and Faihionablt — Spring 1 and Summer Goods — JUST OPENED direct from Home, comprising TASTEFUL, CHOICE, AND ELEGANT "NOVELTIES" •""^■""■"(Oj PUBLIC INSPEOriON INVITED. NOETHCOTE & HEFFORD, CASH DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS «THE COBNEK.' 1



THE LEADING BOOT SHOP, TS the Moat RELIABLE House for GOOD AND CHEAP BOOTS, Out aim ii to give you the besi tame for little money. HONESTY is our Policy, We will not Guarantee you'an artic'e unless we know it wi 1 gira you every Satief«oMon.| [On« Trial is all we aßk—Our Goo 3s fell themselraa. »*■*"• J. MELLOR, fIDANORED STRFK-E, ASHBUPTJ3IW'



MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE



Latest Novelties Rnpfitall * MHrantiua Latest Not bltiks Newest Styles QfJcUlcfll "IUdUUVG Newest Styles Are this Season's Ooßsignment ofc New, Beautiful, and Useful Things, specially Shipped to us by our London House, (189 141 Wool Exchange, E. 0.) rJTffiT. I OUR ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE | £rg; m OF SPRING AISO HXJMM.EJR, QOODB, Is now m course of preparation, and will be ready on or aboub SEPTEMBER 21. Write for one. It will.bs sent po3fc free, on application, to any address m the|Colony. IN THE MEANTIME— Ova Goods ahe ,| LAD I^E S ' 1 Oob |G(Oos abb Cheu'er, Fresher, S ""* Cheaper, Fresher, and more Stylish J SHOULD! WRITE FOR- V AND MORB StYLISH than those Obtain- | *• than those Obtai n IN THE COUN- r>AT--r pr">l-»Rlf I%f ABLE IN ™S ®0VV * W. STEANGE & CO., MEBOJANTS, M^NCFACTURttIS, & FAMILY DRAPiRS, CHRISTCfUT! OJ. 56



"God mabe tiik ! < o OI) MUJ _ „ Odhkte*.Mah«a M [[FE IN THE CfIKT-Y j Or> T ., r , i"; " A '». THE T»WN. "»CoTp r Tf(, I MVN »._ C i lWpcr is . Pleasanter, as well as Healthier, than Life m Town—but it tunej more expeiiisivo chiefly— ' THE REASON \ Because—Peices ace so much Higher m riiE ( THE REASON WHY ? 3 Country than they ake m the Town. \ WHY ? Tliia is just why so many Ladies shop with us, for by doing so they nob only find MUCH f OUR PRICES ARE INFINITELY CHEAPER THAN } MUCH CHKAPER ! [ THOSE RULING IN THE COUNTRY, / CHEAPER But, also, that they get better quality a»d a much wider choice LOTS of Ladies resident m the Country visit Town but seldom, yet shop regularly with us— Shopping by Post ( ) Shoppino ny Pno« TuZZr) V POST! (*»■«....», A SI AMP. ( ) A2d STAMP. AH that La<iiea residing m places distant from Christchurch, and who do not want to incur the bother and expense of a trip to town, need do is to write down require ments as fully and plainly aa possible, enclose stamps, postal notes, or P. 0.0., and forward at once to us. 3253R I COMMISSIONS RECEIVED BY POST I ?.,*,%% Are aa faithfully and zealously attended to as if the customer came m person,to our establishment and did her buying||at the' counter,- • I OUR SPECIAL r—> —, « II I P M E N T S «. __*__ j JUST i OF ('TuJT) " SPSIRG & SUMMER GOODS fe* Including the Very Latest Nove'ties m MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS, MANTLES, GLOVES, COSTUMES, HO lERY, DRESSES', SUNSHADES, MEN'S AND BOSS 1 CLOTHING, SERGES, WORSTEDS, Etc (for made-to-order Suits and Sinp.V Gh--nientß) have just beenjopened up, and we can assure you that



PURITAN, the earlieab Potato, Al quality, 151bs for Is ; Beauty of Bath, general favorite, 26!bs for la, 5s per sack ; Early Snowdrop, heavy cropper, prime quality, 201bs for Is, 63 per sack; Breezes Prolific, the besb for light land, 38lbs for la, 3a 6d per sack; Bath Kidney, 401bs for Is, 3s 3d per sack; and other good kinds. Cheaper by the ton.—J. Thomas, Havelook Street. TUST unpacked 800 volumes of choice O Books, direob from the Publishers, comprising Reward Books, Sheldon's Books lin fancy bindings, Dictionaries, Poets, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books, Birthday ' Books, Toy Picture Books, Colonial Library Editions of the latest Books, and cheap editions 8d each. The above were bought for cash, and are marked ab the lowest prices, special discount for quantities to sohooli, libraries, eto.-»A, H, Wjlimms, Tausjy«d Street, <



FOR SALE. VjTT A 03 E R T O~ SECTIONS. Nos. 9, 18, 29, 30, 31, 38, 39, 59, 60, 62, 76, 77, 78, 90, 92, 93, 94, O EVERAL Building Sections eb FairtoD. Prices from £8 to £18 GOOD Family House and J aora } con» venient to the railway and schools. HALF Acre, Wills Street West; good building aibo 1 /"vNE Acre, well fenced, West Town Belt?, For particulars and prices apply H. W. BARRETT, ARCADE.



KAINIT (Potash Manure), 13.24 per cent Pure Potash, equal to 24,57 per cent Sulphate of Potash t THIS MANUEE la free from sulphuric acid Sweetens and greatly improves the land Pre rents and remedies finger and toe disease Produces enormous crops of rape And turnip Is suitable for all soils and all crops Is lasting m its effects, and brings to the farmer the sure promise of better times FRIEDLAJSDER BROS., Ltd,



I*7 E HAVE FOR' SALE; PRIME SEED POTATOES Of Various Descriptions. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LIMITED,, 900 ACRE FARM ATMETHVEN WE have for Private Sale a splendid YV Grazing and Cropping Farm, clos to Methven, on which there are the follow ing improvenv nts : —Six roomed House, stall triable and B.irn. The property is securely fenced and sub-divided into eight paddocks, with plenty of water. We invite i applications as to further particulars from intending purchasers. FIUEDLANDER BROS., L?3> | Land and Estate Agent' MANURES. MANURES. WE ARE m a position to Supply the Celebrated MANURES Of the BELFAST and FAIRFIELD Freez ing Works at the same prioo at our Stores ac if taken delivery of at the Fairfield Worka. 2d 6i per Ton allowed if the quantity purchased exceeds 5 Tonß. A reduction of 5 per cent will be made to regular FreeTzinir Clients , We have also m stock, and will bapleased to Bupply ab lowest market rates : ODAMS SUPERPHOSPHATE. 37 per cent soluble. PURE BONEDUST. 43 per cent Phosphate and 42£ par cenb Ammonia, AND ! STANDARD PHOSPHATE, (Star brand) , Equal to 44 per cent Bone Phosphate of lime



FRIBDLANDBB BROS., Limitid.



FRIKOLANDER BROS., Ltd. FOX PRIVATE BALK, A VERY Desirable Private Residence, splendid situation, comprising eight rooms, with pantry, scullery, washhouso, and every other convenience. Hot and cold water supply, and gaa laid on. Fu'l par ticulars to intending purchasers from



AGENT FOX PIUVATE SALE WE have for Private Sale a Complete THRESHING & OHAFFOUTTING PLANT, consisting of— Etght Horee-power Traction Engine, by Aveling and Porter, with patent Lubri cator ; Combine, by Hornsby and Son, with self feeder; Elevators, by P. and D. Dunoin ; and Chaffoutter, by Andrews and Beavin, with Double Badger ; also, Whare", Water Cart, etc. Alao~-Four horse-power Portable Engine, by Clayton and Shuttlesorth, In first class order^



WE have for Private Sale several first class DRAUGHT STALLIONS, Also,— Some well bred TROTTING STALLIONS, of which we can give full particulars to intending purchasers. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Lip.



Friedlander -toros.. WEST STREET AUCTION MART. OUR NEXTJ HORSE FAIR Wiliy.be]: held on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12 1899. For which we are now booking entries. JRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd 1 R. FRIEDLANDER, 162 Aufitio neeri



MIDDLERIGG PKINOE,. fTIHIS well bred Clydesdale Draught SWlion will travel the Wakanui Read District thin season. For terms and full particulars apply to— T. MILLAR, Groom m chargei Or P. STEWART, 10 1 Proprietor, Seaview. /I OLDEN Polish Fowls—Among the VX most beautiful of all fancy fowl*. A cock and six hens for sale, cheap, at klham Yards



NOMINATIONS must be m the hands of the Secretary, accompanied with pedigree, age, and description of horses, last three performances, and colota of the riders ; also the necessary amount m cash, by 9.30 p m, on TUESDAY, October 10, at Devane'o Hotel, Aehburton. Owners are reminded that, m accordance with Rules of the New Zealand Trotting Association, no nomination will be valid, nor will any horse be handi capped, unless the nomination fees are paid at time of entry. All riders or drivers must wear proper racing costumes. HANDICAPS will be declared on or about TUESDAY, 17ch October ACCEPTANCES will close at 9 30 p m, on TUESDAY, 24th October, at Devane'fi Hotel Five per cent, will be deducted from all gross winnings for expenses. The attention of ownerß is drawn to the improved condition of the Racing Track, which is m complete order. 9 75 W. SIMPSON, Secretary.



4—3.15 pm — Handicap Felling Rack (saddle), of 20 soys ; the winner to be sold by auction immediately after the race, the whole of the proceeds to go to the funds of the Club ; nomination, lOa; acceptanoe, lOi; one mile and a-half 5—4 p m—Ashbuktox Handicap (saddle), of 40 sovb ; second horae 5 soys from the stake ; nomination, I soy ; acceptance, 1 soy ; two mile 3 6—4 30 p ni— Electric Handicap (harness), 25 sovb ; second horse 3 eovs from the stake ; nomination, 12a 6d ; acceptance, 123 6d ; on® mile and a-half 7—5 p in—Dash Handicap (saddle), of 25 soys, second horse 3 soys from the stikej; nomination, 12a 6'J ; acceptance, 12s od ; one mile



Preeidbnt—Donald McLean, Eeq j Vice- Pkesidknt—P Devane, Esq ; {stewards —Messrs J Small, R J Henry, J Me- Conochie, J Devery, Daniel McKendry, F McCafferty, and J McCormick ; Judgb —Mr D McLean; Starter—Mr R J Henry; Clkbk of Scales—Mr R Friediander ; Clerk of Course—Mr George Keller; Handicapper—Mi H Brinkman ; Timekeepers —Messrs D Thomas, J Lewis, and J Mii ier. PROGBAMME, 1—1.15 pm—Handicap Maiden (saddle), of 20 eovs ; nomination, 10j ; acceptance, 10s; two miles 2—2 p m —Farmers' Plate Handicap (saddle), of 20 soys ; second horse 2 soys from the stake ; contin d to horses the bona fide properly of farmers resident m the Atthburton Couaty, and mast have been the property of such owner prior to the Ist August, 1899, an<i trained m the Cuuuty since that lUte ; nomination, 10a ; acceptance, 10a ; two miles 3—2.40 p m—Lagmhor Handicap (harnees), of 35 soys ; second horse 5 soya from the stake; nomination, 17a 6d; acceptance, 17a 6d two miles



ASHBURTOX, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1899. (Under the rules of the New Zealand Trotting Association )



Sportmg. A SHBURTON TROTTING CLUB. SPKING MEETING, TO BE HELD ON THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW GROUNDS,



WHEAT. WHEAT. ■^ 7F. ATSK PSOMPr CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT, AT highest market rates- WE are also Prepared to STOKR GIIAIM on Fan,..- ... Account m our New GRAIN SHEDS, West Strict, Ashburton, on very favorable Terms. FULL-SIZED CORNSACK3 AND TWINE SUPPLIKTAT LOWEST CURRENT KAT£S. ROLLlff~& Co., CANTEBBURY FLOUR MILLS. FIOES AND STORES — WEST STREET, ASHBURTON Hew Zealand Insurance Coipaay. BSTA BL I S Hel} 0'"""""!. - 185 9 CAPITAL^O'nFMILLION. THBPBEMIKB AND"~wiALTHIEST COLONIAL' COMPANY, NOTED FOB PEOMFTNESS AND LIBERALITY PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES—^OO,OOO. FIRE AND ~MAJUN£ RISKS. ALSO,— RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, THRESHING MAOTjiNfS, &c, ACOEPTEI) AT LOWEST 9URRKNT RaTEH c w hammer ; -



ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. The Piano is one of the finest m the ! District, and must be sold absolutely with out reserve. i o'clock Sharp. H. STEPHENSON, 9 271 Auctioneer. A OABD MRS A fl fILARIDQE A. \J* L/LARIDGE TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, and SINGING OOX STREET, ASHBURTON. Terms od Applicative.



DAVID THOMAS. ASH BURTON YARDS, TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 1890.



BARRKTT BROS, have just opened up their first shipment of New Spring Goods, and respectfully invite inspection. We have confidence m showing these Goods, aa they are m a nice variety, and honest value —Babbitt Bros , Drapers, Clothiers, to, East Street



PAIR Black Hamburg^, imported from Sydney, both prize takers, for sale, cheap, at Pelham Yards



HORSE wanted —Muat be sound and quiet, suitable for Express. Send price and particulars to " Horse," care Box 96, Ashburton. 10 8



WIL' i the Person who advertised a found Watch kindly communicate with this office, as we have discovered the owner.



lOST, between Pest Office aad Wakanui J School, Gold Chain Anchor Brooch, set with opals and pearls. Finder rewarded on returning same to Mail Office. 10 6



A GENERAL Meeting of the Albion Tennia Club will bo held m the Templar Hall To-morrow Evening (Tuesday! at 7.30. Business important. 10 7



WANT]:!) K.. )t V vn_- "The Corner" is the pluce to buy your Spring Outfit for the Show. Everything new.—North cote and Hefford.



Wanted. GENTLEMEN, try " The Corner" for ftn np-tntU'e Suit nnd all your Mercery nq'iircmcr.ic— Nokthcote asb Hefford.



THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1 O'CLOCK SHARP. MR HENRY STEPHENSON has received instructions from Mr Wm. Home (who has sold his property) to Sell by Public Auction on the premises, Allenton, the whole of his household Furniture, etc., comprising -.— First-class Piano, handsome Marble Clocks, Lamps, Eany Chairs, Couches, Carpets, double and single Iron Bed tsteads.Gotß, handsome Duchesse Chest Drawers and Dressing Tables, Wash Stands and Ware, large Dining Table, Mangle, Kitchen Utensils, etc.Wheel barrows, new easy Lawn Mower, Garden Tools, Office Cabinet, Iron Fafe, Copying Press, new Massey- Harris Bicycle, and a lob of Sundries too numerous to particularise ; also a number of first-class Laying Fowls.



UNRESERVED SALE OF FIRST-CLASB HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE & EFFECTS, PIANO, BICYOuE, SAFE, OFFICE FURNITURE, Etc.



Henry Stephenson. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7 2 O'CLOCK SHARP. OWING to ill health of Proprietor I em instructed to Sell by Public Auction, at my Rooms, on the above date,— The Furniture, Fittings, Goodwill, etc., cf The Jubilee Dining Rooms, as » going concern. The whole to be Sold m Ooe Lot. NO BESEBYE, HENRY STEPHENSON, 9 277 Auctioneer,



T AM A CASH BUYER OF WHEAT AND _OATS. 9 295 DAVID THOMAS.



MR D. THOMAS has received instruc tions to sell 8b tho above date and fixture, on account of W. Mohrow, Esq-, Montal:o,— Q FIRST-CLASS DAIRY CATTLE 9 29? D. THOMAS, Auctioneer N O T I C E.



WANTED. /CONTRACT TEAMS for PLOUGHING, \J as soon aa possible. For particulars apply to L. dk O. MALET, 9 183 Olearwell, Liamore. mENDERS Wanted for PAINTING the _L Staveley Hal. For particulars apply to JAMES STEPH3N, 10 4 Secretary, Btave!oy



IMPOUNDING NOTICE. TMPOUNDED m the Fiemington Pound— JL Ten head of Cattle from Wheatstone. If not released within fourteen days will be sold, to pay expense, S. HOLLAND, Poundkeeper October 2, 1899 10 3



ACKSOWLEDGMIfIWT; MR FULLARVON and D*ughters desire to acknowledge the many graceful tributes and expressions of sympathy they hive received m connection with their late bereavement. 10 9 "~SHBEP~FBBir^WANTED. ~ T IBERAL Price given for Good English -Li GRASS. Apply FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE, ID 2 Ashburton IMPOUNDING NOTICE. IMPOUNDED from Winter's Corner—One Draught Galding, aged, white star on forehead, blind on near side, and lame on the off foreleg. If not released within fourteen days will be sold, to pay expenses. W. KENNEDY, Poundkeeper October 2, 1899 - 10 5



FOR SALE. 148 IS! 148 FRONTING Mitcham JRoad, about three miles from the County Saleyards and the same distance from the new Freezing Works, being R.S. 28250, the property of MR E. S. Coster. It has not been cropped for over aix years. There is a blue gum plantation running the full length of the frontage. Exceptionally easy terms of payment can be Arranged > !* BfLLQCK



!OK SALE. 2 acres, 2 Together with almost new Cohtage of 3 rooms and porch, situated at the corner of Willow Street, Trevorton. Price required-—£l3s, on very easy terms of payment* Inspection Invited. T. BULLOCK.



FOB SALE. LEASEHOLD LAND—Rental to the Crown Is 3d per acre 1 c\r% ACRES, nob far from Hinds Rail X&& way Station, being R.S. 36455 and others. Well watered with County water races. For terms and full particulars apply to T BULLOOK



TO LET AT A LOW~RENTAL. i^iOMMQDIOUS Premises m Tancred \J Street, statable for Shop or Store, at present occupied by Mr F. S. Malcolm Posseeeion can be given about the middle of neit week T. BULLLCK.



FOR SALE. I 3 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS 3 Fronting Alford Forest Road. Nob. 28, 29, and 30, each containing about Quarter-acre, just below the en trance to the Woollen Factory, on the opposite site of the road. To be sold separately or m one block. Eaf-y terms For particulars apply to T. BULLOCK.



Easy Terms of Payment. Fot lull particulars apply to T. BULLOCK. TINWALD.



FOR SALE. Sections Nob 17 and 13, each \ acre, well situated, fronting the Main South Road, and only a short distance from the Railway Station Any reasonable offer will be accepted T. BULLOCK.



J?OK SALE. 97 a. o» k s 97 ADJOINING the Lowciiffe School to be sold as ft whole, or m blocks varying m Bize from 13 to 93 Acres, to suit pur chasers. Should make suitable homes for Contractors, as it is close to a school and there is generally a fiir amount of work obtainable m the District.



If Uft fcAJLilil. -1/\ ACRES 1A ±U A C H X 8 ±U I7USST-CLARS Land Fronting Middle . Koad, Allenton ; either as a whole or m two allotments of five acres each. Easy terms can be arranged. T. BULLOCK



T. Bullock. ' SUBURBAN PROPERTY. 5 ACRES, 5 Good Land, all m grass, well situated on Winter's Road. A nice site for a house. Exceptionally easy terms of Payment. T BULLOCK.