The Ashburton Guardian.

Voh xxi, no. t921

Ashburton : Thurslay, September SI, 1899.

price : One Penny

COMMERCIAL.

ASHBURTON STOCK MARKET.

Messrs Friedlander Bros., Limited, report upon the stook market for the week ending September 21, as follows s—The entry of sheep ab the Ashburton yards on Tuesday laud was rather smaller than previous week, but proved more than sufficient for the requirements of those present. There was a lack in bidding ab auction, but a good ninny people who are in want of sheep did not operate, believing thab a drop in price will take place in store sheep This of course remains to be seen. We think the other way, and expect bo reporb a rise in all classes of store sheep in the near futnre. The yarding consisted chiefly of crossbred hoggets and several lines of unfinished turnip sheep, with two email lines of freezers, the latter selling at from 16s to 17s Bd. In butchers' lines there was only a medium entry, crossbred ewes selling from 13s to 15a 9d, merino wetberi from 9s 6d to 12s 9d. The total entry comprised 5,599 sheep, and, a very small entry of cattle, our share in which consisted of 4,202 sheep, including a line of 500 hoggets in conjunction with Mr D. Thomas. Our sales for the day were— Sheep—2o fat merino wethers 10a 7d, 40 fab merino wethers 10s 6d, 190 halfbred wethers 14s 6d, 395 wethers I3i lid, 20 fab crossbred ewes 13s 9d, 4 fat webhers £51. 663 halfbred wethers 15s, 10 fab merino wethers, 12a 9d, 14 fat wethers 15s 3d, 14 fat wethers 14s 9d, 47 merino ewes 9s, 32 halfbred wethers 13s lOd, 28 fat merino wethers 8s 3d, 39 fat merino wethers, 311 crossbred hoggets 12s 64. During the week we sold privately 368 halfbred ewes 14s, 425 halfbred hoggets.

ADDINGTON STOCK MARKET.

United Presi AssoaiaMon—By Elootrio Telegraph J Chsustchuroh, September 20 The entries at the Addington Xards to-day eompiisod 5500 fat sheep and lambs, 2250 • store siheep, 360 cattle, and 413 pigs. | Cattle—The bulk of the 218 head of fat cattle were mostly light weights, only a few prime heavy sorts coming iv and no cattle from the North Island. For prime sorta there was a Blight improvement and they sold up to 20s per JOOlb, bub ether classes remained as before. Extra prime bullocks £9 to £10 108, medium steers £6 to £6 103, and lighter £4 15< to £6 ; heifers £4 15s to £6 17a 6d, cows £3 13s 6d to £6. Sheep—Although there waa nnb quite euch a large proportion of prime heavy weight wethers m the fat psna there were some very good lines of freezers, and some very fair ewes, with a few extra prime merinos. Newa of a rise m the London wool market caused buyers m all classes to be rather keen, and taking quality into consider ation last week's rates were exceeded m any thing that was well finished. Freezing wethers and mixed sexes brought 16s 6i to 20s 6d, unfinished and light weights 14a 6d to 153 6d, prime trade ewes 15s 6d to 18s, medium sorts 13s to 153, and inferior 9j to 12a 6d ; extra prime merino wethers 17s to 19s 2d, good 14s to 163, and inferior down to lls. A few new lamba sold at from 9a to 15s Sd according to size. II he yarding of store sheep was small and there was not the demand that has been lately. Only two linea of wethers changed hands at 14s lOd and 15s 4d, wethers and ewes 13s lid bo 15s 4d, hoggets lls 7d to 14s 6d, while ewes m lamb brought 14s lid to 16s 3d, and ewei and lambs, (all counted), 9a to 9a 6d. Pias — A deoided drop m fat pigs, baconers selling at from 2£d to 3d, and porkers 3d to 3£d, but there was a good demand for stores*

FEDERATION.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright Perth, September 20 The report of the Parliamentiy Com mittee to enquire into the Common- , wealth Bill has been presented to Parliament. It states the weight of the evidence went to show that the adoption of the Bill m ita present shape would result m a reduction of the customs revenue by something like £300,000 » year, which would have to be made good by internal taxation. The removal of the existing duties would be prejudicial to the producing interests. It wa« feared also that it would result m an increase of the cost of many articles, lowering wages, and curtailing employment. Tn regard to its political effects the committee was of opinion that the vast size of West Australia and it» isolation, the manifold conflict ing intere^tSj the concentration of population m a few centres, and the consequent probability of other p»rta of the colony being eibordinated to the more populous districts, would require that it should have the same privileges granted as have been conceded to Queensland. It also urges, m the event of joining the Federation, beiog con nected with the other colonies by rail, m order to secure proper representation and dfcfence. There was little doubt m the minds of the committee that it would be better if federation had come at a time when the colony could enter the commonwealth on more equal terms. It had been solely guided by the evidence of witnesses, and would b« obliged to report that federation was undesirable at the present time. In conclusion the report states that the committee recognises that under federation Australia will be occupying a higher plane, j&nd recommends that all minor considerations against its adoption should be waived. The Oom mittee believes that so soon as produc tion is increased-and .the industries have become- firmly established, the adverse effects will not be so much felt; and if fiscal freedom be canceded the colony might fairly be asked to take the risk of joining the commonwealth as an original state, but before it can join with safety certain amendments m the bill are essential.



TfTE are making ADVANCES on GRAIN, etc., for Shipment on growers account, and, having a thoroughly efficient Staff m London, can ensure clients interests at thab end having the bead possible attention, while selling and ship ping charges are kept at the lowest possible soale. We are also m a position to sectsre freight to London at the very lowest current rate by Direct Steamer. Grain received at our Warehouses, Addington, and advanced upon if required ; also Grass Seed and Clovers, onr machinery for cleaning the latter being of the latest and beat American patterns. FBOZEN MEAT, we handle m large quantities m both the North and Sonth Islands of New Zealand, employing a special Salesman In London, who has been m oar service for some 15 years, and gives special attention to the disposal o£ consign ments without the intervention of oateide Brokers.



BARRETT BROS-' Special Clearance Sale now on. A lot of Odd lines, Samples and Remnants at special prices to clear, m order to make room for New Spring Goods now landing.—Barrett Bbos, " The Hall," East Street, Ashburton.



Dkar Boy,— "V 7" OUgreat baby 1 Are you fctiil mad I about the tiff we had the other nighl I JDoa't keep a grudge over ft little£thing like that. 1 haven't teen him aince,and next time Ido I'll be very .cool to him. Will that dftl Gome over and tee me toon ; «^y.new |rhjMl has arrived Ife'a ft beauty* I told you 1 wai going to get ft STERLING, iftd I hav«t The more I hear and tee of is the gladder I am. Not a word against it, and all khegtrll who have ridden one Bay it U too perfaotly lovely. No trouble with repair*. Strong aa an ironclad and »o dainty m appearanoe* Ib is a darling.' Just call on the agent! and they will tell you all about the chain and bearing! ft&d things better than I oan. But Ido hop* you'll get one. I'm sure I'll like your looka best on a STERLING, Tours lovinglyj— Nniitl,



THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS " ! " The Rambler." HAVING sold out of my old stock of theee superior Bicycles, I have jusc opened np a fresh consignment of the LATEST PATTERN " RAMBLER H SPEOIALSLIGHT RACERS, ROAD BAOERS, & ROADSTERS n all sizes aud airfitted with the em* lasting G & J detachable Tyre. •• the klmbler: oall>]sd inspect the stock. Price Easy. Riding Easy. i Machines the Strongest on Earth. i ACCESSORIES m STOCK. OTHER MARE 3 FITTED WITH G & J TYRES* D. THOMAS. fTIHE Newest Deiigna m Stamped Ifoant | X Mellick, Moldavian, Coanteel, Ceyltt, Ribbon, Brooklyn, and Lice Work bow m stock. Linen Goodi, Colored Linen } Can?ai 4 Giant, Reliable, Butterfly, and Berlin Waelet Crewel, Leviathan, Embroidery and Knit* ting Silke. Flow, Arasene, Pe»ham, Zansi* bar, and Congreia Cotton*, and all the etot* neoessary for Art Needlework to be had al Mbs Alcobn's.



lyptl Kxtract. Under the distinguished patronage of ffis Majesty the King of Italy, as per ootnmunicaV tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affaftt through the Consul-General for Italy, Cs Melbourne, March 14, 1878. Awarded diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Acknowledged by Medioal Olioioa and Universities all over the Globe^ i There are imitations of Eucalypti fixtrftft m the market, products of timfjt . distillation forming crude resinous oils. Is order that these crude oils may not be takdn. OUR PURE VOLATILE EUOALYPTI EXTRACT, which is recognised by the " medioal division of the PrussianQovernistat to be of perfectly pure origin, as fee information forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1878, we date:— ! It Is proved by teats by the Medioal ClinU of the Universities at Bone and Greifswald Prussia, and reported by Dr. Schulz, Professor of Parmaoology, at Bon, and Professor Dtt Mossier, Director of the Medical Clinics it Greifswald, that only product* that are saturated with oxygen aad freed ef acids, resinous and other substances, adhennt |p primary distillation, will develojie fhe sanative qualities proper te tit plafti All crude oils, or so called Euoalypti Extract*) are to be classed according t* the natnoA authorities, among the turpenoinw, whiih are abandoned long since aa an interwaW medicament. These crude oils, er to called Euoalypti Extracts, are discernible ;— 1 By their deficiency m pungent odosfl— which our product, the only genain Euoalypti Extract develops most freely through its surplus oxygen, By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear aaco being reduced m specific de»sity through tae presonoe of acids. By their taste, the result of the contracting tendency of resins and tennafcef. if these- crude oils, eo-callod eucalyfftl extracts, are applied by nmtakein caeca el titoup, bronchitie, diphtheria, intersal nfiain&tioise, dyeentery, etc., the coa sequences are most appalling. For safety ake ask always for SANDER & SON'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. — Sandhars*i Victoria, Australia, SANDER & SONS.



Smol c New Venn* Unequalled and Invlnolble Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Govghs and Colds, Is 6 My mother suffered with chronic diar rhoea for several months. She wat attenAet toy two physicians who at last pronounced her case hopeless. She procured one 25-cent bottle of Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and five doses gave het permanent relief. I take pte&Bure m recom mending it as the best on the market—Mrt F E Watson, Aiken, Ala. Sold by Ashbttb ton Drog Company.



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NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY^OFfNEW ZEALANP. (Limited.) Capital ... ... £1.000,000 £800,000 iPAID UP. London Office^, Gre*t \y»noh«iterpireet NOTICE m FARMERS



MISS CARSON. miSACHER of Pianoforte and Organ, _L For terms, etc., apply at Residence Owner of Wills and William Streets near Wakanui Road East. Ig3 A OABD Mas A JTi /^LARID GE A. Vy» VyL4RIDQ E' i TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, ahd SINGING COX STREET, ASHBURTON, Terms on Application. HARDLEY BROS. TTAVE jtMt opened cp their newly Imported Stock of Fishing Tackle. FLIES, MINNOWS, TRACES, LINES, GAFF HOOKS, RODS, IN 3RE4T VARIETY. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP Garden Tools AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION Plcmbibs, Tinsmiths, & Gasfittebs. Hot and cold water laid on at the shortest notice. A LARGE BTOCK OF TANKS, BATHS, SINKS, PUMPS, Etc, TO SELECT FROM. ESTIMATES GIVEN WITH PLEASURE HARDLEY Bbos.



NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD "THE CORNER," BEG to announce to their Customers and Frlendi 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 Tkuesdalh (late with A. and T. Inglis and Mrs Gill, Dunedin), oan confidently recommend her talent to their notice, and asterb that m future their Millinery will be second to none m Aehburton, and already wo have bad many orders placed for SpriDg Mlilinery. Our DRESSMAKING DE PARTMENT is still under the able management of Miss Kbrr, who from the first) has delighted our patrons with tit, stile, 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, »H made to our own order and selection. We have fiSS CASES of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS bought to oar own (Tact* just landing at Lyttleton, and expect m a very short period to announce to the Public the date of OUR FIRST SPRING SHOW. We wish to thank the Public for the support accorded na sinoe starting at '* ITBB CORNER," and to request a continuance of the same. NOKTHCOTE & HEFFOBD, OASH DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, "Tfll COBNEB."



EAST STItXUBX H. M. JONES. T)E>DTJOXIOItf SALJK Prior to STOCKTAKING, to SjspTemotk 30. JEv CHINA, GLASSWABE, & VASES Specially Riouoid to Clear. SEWING MACHINES. Having been Appointed Agenk for the famous ANCHOR SEWING MACHINES, one the most up-to-date, wall finished, easy running, reliable, and handsome machines ia the market. lam prepared to anpply th«M Machine* at vary low prices for cash, Terms oan be arranged. Inspection iavlted. AGENTS FOR MILNER AMD THOMPSONS -PIANOS- By Brinsmead and Boos, Hopkinson, Gow and TOT A XfiOQ Kallman, Wagner, Collard and Oollard, Broad- JTX-OIIM V/O""— wood, Haake, Spaeth c, Channell and Son, Lipp - PIANOS - and Sohn. > -ORGANS- By Bell and Co, Smith, and the^Neadham Company, /~%T> f^ A -VTQ Willcox and White, Mason and Hatnlin.the Chicago Com v/X\vTxjLi.^l kJ pany, Palace Organ Company, and other makers. -OHOAINS"- Fbom 4 «8 XOm fo «50. ORGANS From ... ...».,.««. lOi per month PIAjNOH „ tm ... . M _ ... .. jSOa „ „ LALL INSTRUMENTS GUARANTEED. — Ekst Cash Value Obtainable, Latest Books by every Mall, at Pnbllshed Prloes for Cash. Magasines and Periodicals. at LOWEST OASH PRICES m all Departments. Equal to Onristohuroh and Done* din Homes. Do your Business here and keep the Trade m the District INSPECTION INVITED. H. M. "JONES.



AT THE LAST MOMENT "TTTE have received instructions from .headquarters fcoJJSell the WHOLE OF OCR STOCK In' ASHBURTON U loott M pOMiblif Oonitquenry, the t ■ GOODS MUST GO. NOW (IS gYOUR {TIME - .THE |CHANOE MAY NETER OCCUR AGAIN TO SECURE SUCH CHEAP DRAPERY. ALL COME to the GREAT SALE or. SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOCK, F- & MALCOLM, Vendor,



J. SEALY AND CO. NEW SE^DS! NEW SEEDS! NEW SEEDS! FOR THE FARM*—lncluding Clovers, Byegrase, Cocksfoot, Turnips, Eape and Peas. »EW SEEDS FOR THE VEGETABLE GAKDEN In any Quantity Required, or m3d acketa NEW FLOWER SEEDS IN Id~PAQKETS OR Q& PER DOZEN PACKETS ASSORTED. NEW GARDEN REQUISITES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. WHEELBAND'S BLIGHT SPECIFIC.—Oie dressing according to direct io t will thoroughly eradicate Scale Blighb from frait tree*. TKEE LUOERNE 71^ J. SEALY AND CO.



Shipping SH&l»^r^?^ BloN J' SEALY AND CO. FOR" LONDON. __ x , J&.JL "OOYAL MAIL STE^ mtttStJSSSs^SSL NEW SEEDS'! NEW SEEDS! vmSSßmm o f pageangers, calling at -»»----*• * ~—-^ Mont* Video or Kb, Ttnerlffe and Ply. i g^gl jgj JJg J '-ImZHt r°nPf"""^l ggom Pat*; FOR THE FARM* —Including Clovers, Byegrase, fig* EfefclH^^ g Cocksfoot, Turnips, Eape and Peas. OABoo BTBAMEBS. NEW SEEDS FOR THE VEGETABLE GABDEN •Delphio.«(6273)Bnowcleß LytTton June 29 t «..-.«,., «-«-. •Aotea ...B364UBvanß — Anj;ait . Io an * Q«ant>fey Required, or m3d acketa Maorf iHmoX" | Z Bept™* NEW FLOWER SEEDS IN Id PAQKETB OR 94 PER DOZEN ~———— — PACKETS ASSORTS D. "Carries Third-elm Paieengera. _ o —— „ ro Tr* w **™ o NE^ GARDEN REQUISITES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. IS. W. MAlNfilout*. «.»; 0— » ___________ Agent. WHEELBAND'S BLIGHT SPECIFIC.—Oie dressing according to direct io t will "—— r thoroughly eradicate Scale Blighb from fruit tree*. ___gm_^ fß<tX IS q jSwr nkwhui^kd TKEE LUOERNE HJB^sBiFPiNa 00.' g *"s£« j. SEALY AND CO. LINB 8 62 ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON, Via Meet* Tl&m, Teneriifc A Fljnn«atii, Baal Aooemmedation for all olmsm of """■'"^r;- TO MY CLIENTS. Steamers. Tens, Departure, Data. Bftkaia 6688 — Angnet 3 ""' ISSL US7 - aSf* !S TAM PREPARED TO DISPOSE OF ANY Wakanat ''000 — Oot. 2fi X Faparoft 7000 - Nov 23 CABOO BTEAMBBB. .' SHEEP AND LAMB SKINS Nkirnih re t 8000 Lyttelton June 27 Teko» 4050 Wellington July awivr th t?att»ipti?t-» Waikato -. | 4767 Lyttelton July SENT T0 FAIRFIELB F»r farther p*rtlcolnni apply im mmmwbbo..^^ FREEZING WORKS, WHICH WILL YOU TAKE t A RTIFIOIALLY Ooloared and adul- TO BEST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE. x\. terated Teat from China and Japan— OR BRITISH GROWN .... _ DIAMOND JUBILEE. . M . „ . ." .... , ie would be well to give me particulars prior to sheep being forwarded. rf RAWATTEE6ARSEKI » | U#«.| s DAVID THOMAS, jjl JrjM| P » ASHBTJBTON p jHL.' ll BELFAST FREEZING WORKS II ISttp^l H ARE THE BEST ! S %-;v^^f»|w|^|i| TT 0R TURNIP» RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY; OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE. J\x xVJuj JN /jX JlLi O can 6 ™»^© for »ny kind of Soil, or description of crop. HONDAI LANKA TEA. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON, MESSRS SHEARMAN BBO3.,ABhburton } PKiirnr ATvnF-n^RWOH T1m u AI . and GUDBELL, Tinwald. B'RIfiJIHLiAWIJIfiK, BR.O». t I^imlted.t Mb Chaelks Hardy, Rakaia r%Aj%rwTy THOMAS i Mkssbs Hibbs Broi., Methven DAVIU XHOMAS, Maa Habt JoBKWff, Oh»rt.ey THE N.Z. FARMERS CO-OPBRATITE x t e:*T« 7tli. xTxx bsociation; of:canterbury, i-imitoci., X, 1. lOd t XX. 2^XXX t 3. 2d, XXXX, oj| AjuBJEJJaT BOBBB^, AQMNT, A»hTburtOH. tt^nrv STPPTTFNqnisr OANTERBUEY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. '^.rblkhfdX^ 1'000 880 F. WAYMOUTH Storetary, AUOTIONSER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER w ekl. B#s,,s:.£:*B#s,,s:.£:* stMk Hew Zealand Insurance Company. EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. _ :o :— Oltaring Saloi of Stook, Hoa«eholdFnmi« ESTABLISHED », «. 18 59] are, etc., at pcs arrangement, m any part v , Q . i ikSg'vmM m Good, placed m «, CAPITAL—ONE MILLION. naadi for Sale* _———» i^h. ta^s o. c...... ta THE PBEMIBB AND WEALTHIEST COLOSIAL and Wand Frait sold privately through the (JUMr AJN I, w»»k, .cd at Aaotion on SATURDAYS. NOTED FOB PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY, Norwioh D-iKLKtaw ?AID-^ CAPITAL AND JRESERVES-^OO,OOO. Ik Drmdea Pianoforte Manufacturing and »■••»•• f#iniiin n»««-x« Agenoy Company. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay ALSO,— mente from JSOs per month. HBHEY SMPHENSON, RISKS 0N LOWING CROPS, AUOMONEBR THBBSHING MACHINES, &0., AOOBPTBD AT LOWEST TORRENT RATE! ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING _tL A\». id A,Nj3j[Exi AKD AQENT. INVESTMEND SOCIETY. - WHEAT. WHEAT. THE SOCIETY ii now taking MONEY OK . 'I' DBp° sl T WE ARE PROMPT CASH BUYERS OP n ™:::::r eot< prime milling wheat, Edward sTEPMNs >r HIGHEST MARKET RATES- O«o«! Tanored Streeb WB are also p repare d to STORE GRAIN on Faru>€Si Account m - . our New GRAIN SHEDS, West Street, Ashburion, on very favorable BiCyOld H dtV6Bt» ciI?ULL.SIZEDoCORNSAOKS AND TWINE SUPPLIFO^AT LOWEST . CURRENT RATES. LULmustwm, ROLLITf~& Co., engineers:* bioyole makbes CANTEBBUSY FLOUR MILLS. BGRSKTT STREETJ Next thb Olvb. OFFICES AND STORES - WEST STREET, ASHBURTON mO the Farmer, and Generalship PIANOFOKTE SINGING. ORGAN, AND niinupn n «„.« X ABhbnrton,-We beg to state that we THEORYJJff MUblO. ULAItIVC O D **A rILJ-0 hate reaped » harvest m Bioyolea, havir •--tt » -r-knWMAN T^ O X warranted to cure Gravel, Pains m the baok jtut landed b,g consignment of first-olMs TtT R8"OO WM A H If V * Free fronj |i R gerß at £14 10s* We are the oldest "f- f-* f~ Mercury. Eatablished upwards of 30 yean bicycle firm m Ashburfcon and intend .to Member of the Canterbury Society of Iq boxe ' g 4g 6d e&(jh of Qhemists and uphold our reputation. Professional Muß*oian», Pabenfe Medioine Vendors througho«b the ~~Z7   „  r>. m _j_ wnnHnTite&fa world. Proprietors, The Linooln and Mln nrth, Waver leys, Cyclops, The Parrots, etc la 6 and 2« 6d Repair* by ezperta. All workj guaran *——-.--—- ——-—ii- — ' —— —-—_—_ —,„.„« -.— M r Smoke New Venus Smoke New Venus



WOOL CONSIGNMENTS, either for local sale or shipment, will always have our usual care, which has earned its own reputation from our position in the list of Wool Exporters for New Zealand, while our local salesmen are Messrs Pyne and; Co., whose care and attention to the' Wool Business la fully recognised by Canterbury Producers. ADVANCES. —We are prepared to make these on Produce placed in out hands for Sale, or pending ultimate ship ment at Five per cent Ihtbrest Free oe ' Advance Commission. G. F. MARTIN, MANAGER. in connectionjwith the above we beg to intimate that Mr Edward Satjndebs has been appointed to acb as our Sub-Agent in the Ashburton County, and will afford all information as to charges, etc., on produce placed in the Company's hands for Sale or Shipment, also for the sale of Wbolpacks, Corn Sacks, Seeds, etc., all of which we import, or supply. s &J