ROAD BOARD.

Wakanui. The ordinery meeting of the Wakanni Road Board wan held on Sfcturday. Present; —AH the members, Mr Peter Stewart, chairman, presiding. ROAD 9 OBSTRUCTION PEEVENTfON BILL. ] The circular u-ssed by the Chairman of the | Waßte Laiida Commibtee of the House of Representatives was read, forwarding copy I of Major Steward's Roads Obstruction Bill, and asking for the Board's opinion of the measnrei—The Bill was considered uimoces- Bftry, as the Public Woiks Aot> ma'e all necessary provision for what the Bill s ughb to bring about. RESERVE 1773. The County Council declined to open a road through reserve 1773, as the reserve had been leased. It was deoided to expend the thirds accrued, £24 odd, od forming a portion of the road between Gough's and Campbell's, and, if funds permited, to do some sbing liag M well; tenders *o be invited at once. eesebvb 1413. Mr T. Lester's tender for leasing reserve 1413, at £3 per annum, was accepted, the leases to maintain the fences, etc. CONTRACTS. Owing to the bad weather, which had in terfered with work, extrusion of time was granted to several c >ntractors. ©vebsebr's report. The Overseer reported as follows :— Oherteey Road—l have had this road repaired from the Boundary to below Gardner's road, and 27 chains of formation done m the township. On examination it was found necessary to have a new pump at reserve 1417. Dutiug the month some em all repairs have been done, such as filling ruin, repairs to culverts, and repairs to cutting at Riverside* The contractors for No. 25 con tract are progressing very Blowly. Their agreement to finish was up on the 3rd inst. The weather has kt pt them back consider ably, oi there ia no doubt they would have been further advanced. The general condi tion of <h» ioads are bad, being much cut, up where h»r« is only a fair amount of traffic. , The Overseor's repott was approved of. GRAVEL PIT. ' In reply to a letter from Mr James Brown ! respecting a half sere gravel reserve, it was decided that Mr Browa be informed that the Board are prepared to pay him at the rate of £16 rer acre, and that they (the Board) will take the responsibility of fencing •ame on themselves. reservb 2240. The Cletk was instructed to get prices for gorse grubbing and trimming fences on reserve 2240, and to accept a suitable offer. ROAD REPAIRS. The question of doirg road repairs was left m the Clerk's hands. CONDOLENCE. The Chairman said before the meeting adjmrned he would like to move a vote of condolence to Mr Rule and family, m respect to the sudden death of cheir youngest son. In doing bo, Mr Stewart said he was sare that Mr Rule had their sympathy, and ali regretted the loss of his son. .After the other members had spoken to the motion, it was put and carried unani mously. ACCOUNTS. Accounts amounting to £34 17» 8d were passed for payment, and the Board ad journed. THE BALANCE SHEKT, A meeting of the ratepayers was held afUr the Board meeting, at which the balance ■heet of the district, just received from the Auditor-General and duly audited, was adopted. There were not many ratepayers present.

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Ashburton County Racing Club —At a meeting of the committee of the Ashburton County Racing Club held on Saturday evening at the club roome, Arcade, there waß a good attendanca. Messrs T. E. Upton and Hugo Friedlander were nominated delegates to the Committee of the Metro politan Club. The appointment of a secretary was deferred, and the time for receiving applications extended. Burglars at work m Napier —A wire from Napier saya that further evidence that an experienced gang of burglars is at work m the district was given this morning, when it was discovered th.vt Stratford Lodge Hotel, near Hastings, had been burglariously entered, and a safe removed. The safe was found m a paddock adjoining. It had been forced open with an axe, and the contents, amounting to £27, abstracted. The police are investigating, but so far they have no due to the perpetrators.

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FOOTBALL.

Iso $e:e editor. Bm,—Would you allow me to euggeßt, through the columns of your paper, to the officials m connection with the football match to be played here next Thursday, that they have the oval roped off for the occasion. The encroachment of spectators on the ground m football matches here is becoming more and more annoying, and it was only }tißt Thursday that the game had to be Stopped on two occasions to admit of the touch lines being cleared. Hoping that this enggention will be acted upon,—l am, etc., Interested.

THE ASIIBOBTOB GU/URDIAN, MOHDAtf, AUGUST 7, I&S9



-CHANGE OF BUSINESS JOHN T. COOCH, (LATE OFJLEESIQN,) TTATING PURCHASED from;Mß A. LAWBIE the Bwsinen conducted by bin m S&anderaVßuildinge, Aahbttrton, jnteadi to. Curry on attrab us irora 4\JLY 1, ,on the following lines, viz:— — FIBST-GLABS GOODS OSLYi — — ATTENTION AED CIYILIXY. - — PRICES LOWEST FOH CAfeH, — JOHN T. COOCH, i SADNDERS' BUILDINGS, ABHBURTON, j SALE - SALE - SALE i | BARGAINS — BARGAINS — BARGAIN i IN I lIAPERY, CL'IHISG, BOOTS AND SHOB3 *A milE UNDKRSKiNED HAVk 1J CIDED TO CONTINUE THEIR great" sale Until SATURrAY, AUGUST 5, an.! up to that Bate Goods will be Marked Low«* thao ever. ■ , -< We hare been fortunate enough to Secure from the Wholenale Wharehowa lomt JOB LINES at VERY LOW PRICES, m FLANNELS, FL.4NNKLEITEP, OALIOOES, BHIRTS, BHIRTIN3S, W men's. Girlb', ar,d Boya' HOSIERY, laics' » d Gentlemen 1* UMBRELLAS, Men's HATS, CAPS, and UNDER OLOTHIKG, COLLARS AND TIES m Great Variety. Alrc—Some Choice Llnre m Ladha', Gentlemen 8, and Children's SLIPPERS. BOOTS, and SHOES. AH Goods will be Wsiked Town m Plain Figures at Lowest Possible Piicei CAhh AND BEX FOB IOUBSBLVBS. Git ANT AND MOOKE, BAUNDBRB 1 BUILDINGS. -IMPORTANT NOTICE LAST POUbTKEN DAYS OP ANDREW ORRS GREAT SALE OF Drapery, Clothing*, and Boots. GREATER REDUCTIONS THAN EVI-B. ! BRESSMAKINO REDUCED DUBINU 'JHBI|BALR ANDREW ORR. TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES, j /^\UR Saocesß with tbeae GOWNS last Season gives as Confidence m {Reqaei i>g the Patronage of those Ladies to whom a SMART COSTUME it ft ntoetsitf. Wt hold a CoMPREK«.KSivE;STOCK;of COSTINGS, suitable for tbia purpose and would SOLICIT AN EARLY INSPECTION. — NOW ON SALE — (T> BALES CARPET SAMPLES d\ g\ BALES GOAI SKIN RUGS O MITCHELL & TURNER.



IF YOU CAN'T AT'f^MD W. STRANGE & COS MAMMOTH STOCK-TAKING SALE (NOW ON) i BECAUSE YOU LIVE SO FR AWAY FROM CHKISTOHUROH, IT DOESN'T MATTER, BECAUSE ■Aw. A Twopenny Stamp «£&,. Will Eokble You, wherever You may hftppea to reside, to j Do Your chopping by Post, And to secure a Share of the Good Things Going at this HUttE SALE. — HOW TO DO IT — SHOPPING by Letter is a great convenience to oouatry residents, bringing them into touch with the big City Houeen, and practically putting them on tha same looting as town dwellers. How is it dove ? Just this way : First, consult your oat» logue, find out what you want, put it m writing, indicating as plainly as possible what your wiahes »re, enclose a postal note, stamps or POO. to value of desired goods, and I your order shall have our prompt and careful attention, and sh*ll be despatched to yo» \ by first train, steamer, or parcels post. j Of Course we needn't tell you ! Thafe during a Great Clearing Sals such as thia, specially attractive linos are often , quickly sold ri^h 1-. out (and, onoa sold, they cannot bo repUoed). Should the line you I ! usk for m your letter be sold out, we will send the next thing to it. j Remittances WIOfIPU RttllVnVil fltmittaneia ! ; must accompany LU UnU(J J.l< Ml It/Lll mnub aocompauy I I a» °'d r*' all Ordure. S If the Goods Forwarded b'tih so guvk Fatisfaotiost. W YOU CIN'T » OStU T * THB SALE I It can't be helped. But we are dosiioiis thai, whfthrr you come or fthether you don't, you should participate to the fuil i<i all the beuefiis aud advantages j THIS COLOSSAL OLE Ui M*CK I affoid". But don't forget what the proverb s»ya "DELAYS ARK DANGfcROUfi." If you would avoid disappointment, don't waste any time m letting us know your requirements. Send afc once. This Sale won't last long It cannot be extended. WHEN THE POST OFFICE CLOCK STRIKES OSB °. n rr^ R oD, AYV AJ JGUBT 3I» thi« Mammoth "clear out of unsold \A inter Stocks, Special Barg tins, Extraordinary Purchases, eto , will be A Thing of the Past ! YOUR SALE CATALOGUE will tell you what wo have to Sell. M.ko up your order, and forward with as lifct c delay as possible, to W. STRANGE & CO., * 36 OHRIBTCHURCH. I i ■■nil»—^——ii^—— mi ii in".''i*'i^wwiWßaßßiwtgßgaßntMMutMjeßnßWßwwßßiMißiKwaMiL'.» ' L AST 10 DAYS. I A FEW SEWING OOTTON, Id REEL, 10d DOZEN. ! CROOHET COTTONS, PER DOZEN REELS lg. GOOD WHITE OALIOO, PER D3Z EN lg H&. PJNK FLANNELETTF, YARD WIDE, 2s 6d PER DOZEN. WHITE LACE CURTAINS, PER PAIR, l s Qd» CRETONNES, SPLENDID VALT7B, Sfd. ~L A S T 10 DAYS.:r LADIES' CORSETS AT HALF WHOLESALE COST LADIES' UNDERWEAR AT RIDICULOUS PRICES. AH Wool Dress Serges, all shades, SPLENDID VALUF, FROM 10Jd PER YARD. =LAST 10 DAYS- Gentlemen's Mackintoshes 50s, now 27s 6d Colonial Saddle Tweed Trousers 17s 6d, now 10s 9d Oentlemen's ICaiapoi Tweed Suits 455, now 22s 6d Gentlemen's Socks from 3d per pair BOY'S & YOUTHS KNICKERS & TjKOUSER SUITS, GREAT VARIETF AT EXCEPTIONAL PRICES. LAST 10 DAYS OF THE SALE OF SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOCK POSITIVELY CLOSES Ol* SATURDAY, AUGUST 13. F< & MALCOLM, Vendor



Entertainments. COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO THB ELLESMERE FO< TBALL REPRE SENTATIVES. ADDFIiLLOWS 1 TT ALL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. Double Tickets 3* 64 ; extra Lady 1». Dancing at 3 p.m. F. PRITCHARD } Joioo 840 L. J. HOBBS \ Secretaries. KICOLL BROS. iMcoH Brothers, IMPORTANT NOTICE- Y/£7"E have the Pleasure to advise our many Friends that, m consequence of the Rapidly Growing Importance of our Frozen Mkat & Wool Export Business, our Mb L. A. Niooll will leave the Co'ony, by the 8.8. Rakaia, on AUGUST 10, oa a visit to London and the Pbovinces, for the purpose of arranging for the beat method of Handling and Distributing our Produce at Home> Mr NICOLL will be pleasod to undertake Commissions for anyone having interests m ; the Old Country, and, aa his visit will be of some duration, Clients may be assured that any Bssiness entrusted to him will be faith fully and satisfactorily executed;, NICOLL BROS, , AUCTIONEERS AND AGENTS FREEZERS. FREEZERS. TTIARMERS wishing fco consign Sheep on bheir own account) can book space at) an; time to suit their own convenience, by com municating with us. j NICOLL BROS., DISTEICT AGENTS, CHRISTCHURCH MEAT COMPANY, .Limited. 8 YJtriT ARE bASH^BUYEKS~OF FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS AT HIGHEST MARKEP RATES. NIOOLL^BROS., East Street, Ashbarfcon. THE OHRISTCHUROH MEAT CO Limited; ISLINGTON MANURES Especially prepared for Wheat, Rape, and any other crop, aa& to suit any description of soil. ■■ GREATLY INCREASED PRODUCTION WHEREVER USED. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE Nicoll Bros, store five varieties of this oelebrated fertiliser. Price on application. Allowance made for quantities. Letters will receive prompt) attention. nicoll"bros., DISTRICT AGENTS •» Wh're a' Jock T»m«on'o bairn?/ 7 an' s»y we should a' gree tae hae naethin 1 bjit Mac/s HondaiLankft Unblended Tm



P rledlanaer Bros.. Limited. ASH BURTON YARDS." TUE?DAY~AUGU'T 8 MESSRS FRIEDLANDER Bros, Ltd., will offer on the above date, on account of Mr J. Crow, Hilton, a grand line of QAA jr °ur« Six» an<i Bight-tooth OUU CROSSBRED EWES, m lamb to Border Leicester R>ms Also, on acoouut of various Clients,— 1 1 (\f\f\ Four, Six, »nd Eight-Tooth IUUU CROSSBRED EWES, m lamb to Border Leicester Rams (a splendid line) fizt-0 CROSSBRED HOGGETS f\Kf\ Threcquaner-bred EWES, Six U«L/vJ and Eight-Tooth, m lamb to English Leicester and Shrop shire Rams IOA Six ami Eight-tooth CROSS ±,4>\J BRED EWES, i.i h»mb to Bor der Leicester Rams Also, Fat and Store Sheep, Cattle, and Pigs FRIEDLANDEM BROS, Limited. R FRIEDLANDER, 8 34 Auctioneers. WEST STREET HORSE MART. THURSDAY, "~AUGUSf 10. WE shall offer at our $orse Fair on the above date, ry GOOD YOUNG DRAUGHTS Also, on account various Clients. "I Good Draught Mare, Byra 5 Good Draught Mares and Geldings, from 3 to 6yre old 1 Q First Class Draught Mares and Geld- X.4i ings. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. R FRIEDLANDER, 8 33 Auctioneer. WEST STREET HORSE MART. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1899. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER Bros., Ltd, have received instructions from the Public Trustee to Sell by Public Auction on the above date, m the estate of the late Samdel Tierney, deceased, the following— 1 Bay Mare, 4yrs, by Thackeray I Bay Filly, 2yrs, by Forest King 1 Chestnut Gelding, syrs, by Johnny Faulkuer, broken to saddle & harness. 1 Cheatnub Entire, •• Lord Hopetoun," broken to saddle. 1 Rough Collie Sheep Dog " Dan," 29 Snoks of Oat Sheaf Chaff, 1 Saddle, 1 four wheeied Buggy, single seated ; 1 Set Buggy Harness, complete ; 1 Entire's Headstall and ft ear ; 40 Empty Sacks ; 1 Chest containing Underclothing, 1 Overcoat, 2 pair Trousers, 1 Unit, Bedding, etc. Sale at 1 p.m. FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. 8 46 R. FRIEDLANDER, Auctioneer WEST STREET HOKSE MAET THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1899. |OUR NEXT HORSE FAIR Will take placa an the above date, for which we are now booking entries. JRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. R. FRIEDLANDER, 7 111 Auctioneer* FOR SALE. AN Improved Town Section, within five minutes walk of the Post Office j good Land and good position for houge. Low price for a prompt Buyer, fob"*salb, SECTION No. 966, Corner of Grey Street and East Belt. A first-rate patch of Virgin Soil. Prioe—£3o, if purchased this week. fipTAA TO Lend at low rate of djOXJyJ Interest. Particulars on appliuation to H. W. BARRETT, ARCADE ARRETT BROS 1 Special Clearan99 Kale of Odd Lines and Remnants now on. A lot of Special 40b Lines and Travellers' Samples on Sale. The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc, at lowest caHh prices —Barrett Bros, Direob Importers, East Street, Ash burton.



NORTH COTE & HEFFORD ''THE COBNEB," A re row showing the most COMPLETE STOCK OF LINEOLUMS, FLOOJRCLOTHS AND CAEPETB, QUITE NEW PATTERNS, & IN ALL WIDTHS. ALSO,— WHITE & CREAM T.AOK OT RTAIFP, BLANKETS, QUILTS, RUGS, TOWELS, and all other Household Drape y AT PRICES WHICH CANWOT BEi XOTJCHIttIX DRESSMAKING^ SPECIALTY MOURNING ORDERS IXEOUTSD WITH DESPATCH. NORTHCOTK & HKFFORD, OASH DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, " THE OOKNEK." i J. SEALY AND CO. NEW SEEDS ! NEW SEEDS! NEW SEEDS! ! FOR THE FARM —looludiog Clovers, Kyegrass, | Cocksfoot. Turnips, Tape and Peas, i JNEW SEEDS FOR THE VEGETABLE GABDEN In aDy Quantity Required, or m 3d Packet?, j NEW PLOWRR SEEDS IN Id PACKED OR ©d PER DOZBNj PACK MIS ASSvRiED. I NEW GARDEN REQUISITES IN ENDLKSB VARIETY. <Q&° WHRELBAND'S BLIGHT SPECIFIO.-One drecning according to directions will thoroughly eradicate Scale Blight from fruit trees, TREE "LUCERNE. ErS£ b<d J. SEALY AND CO. a 52



Wanted. I WANTED, by a Youth-Situation m an office ; good references.—Apply j A.0., thia office. Bj>l j SKATING Aocideot. No ! But by a lucky opportunity a magnificent series of Skating aud Snow Vie! urea have been j secured and are selling quickly at Cooper's Portrait Studio, Saund'era Building-: 847 WANTED at once- Good Cook and Nurse. Apply Mrs Mult.an, Aehburton Hotel. __ 848 TIED CLOVER.—For BuU\ about f-ur Xi tons of Ked Clover Seed, colonial grown, m lots to suit purchasers ; from one bag upwards ; price 6Jd per sh, socks extru sd.—Apply V\ illiam AJosfs, Fitir^ngtoD, or New Zealand Farmers' Co-op; i As= scoiatior, AMiburton. 8 39 IP LORA SOiiP will cleanse anything ' but your Conscience.- John Orb and Co. ■ 8 24 MRS R. J; HUGHES, Certificated Ladies' Nurse, takes m accouche ment cases afe her residence, Triangle, .Ashburton. Every cara and attention given. 8 29 BARRK.TT BROS' Special Clearanoa Sale of Odd Lines and Remnants now on. A lot of Special Job Lines aud Travellers' Samples on sale. The whole of our well assorted Stock of Drapery, Clothing, Boots, etc, at lowest cash prices.—Babbitt Bros, Direct Importers, East Street, Ashburton. 7 22 "TVT3W BOOKS—Marital Liability, With xN Kitchener's Army, When the Sleeper Awakes, With Bat and Ball, The British Empire Dictionary, Chambers's Dictionary, Practical Irrigation by John McKeague, Medical Works, Atlawee, Sheldon's Books, j Bibles, Prayer, Hymn, and 'June Books, | Magazine?, God and the Ant.—H. M Jonbs NEW Lines m Photo Frames, Indoor Games, Scrap Books, Book» of Reci tations, Prayer and Hymn 800k 3, Bibles, Purses, Hand-painted Birthday Cards, Cheap editions of A Window m Thrums, Ships that pass m the Night, My Friend Jim, The Master of Ballantrae, Tennyson's Poemn, Sheldon's Books, and others.—A. H. Williams, Tancred Street. TjHOR SALE—Buggy or Light Trap Horse, Ij Byra old ; also Light Trap or Saddle Horse, 6yra. Apply Mail Office. WANTED Known—You c.»n now buy all our well asr-orted and now Stock at Sale pricee.—Northcote and Hefford. SEEDS, Seeds. Nimmo and Blair's Standard Vegetable Seeds—si per packet, 80 varieties ; at Fletchkr Bros., Cash Supply Stores, POULTRY BREEDING. —Now is the time for farmers to get good atock. Cockerels at the Pklham Yards, As-hhnrton FOR SALE, very Cheap—Good second hand Safety Bicycle, m first-data order.—&pply this office. ORPINGTONS. — Prizj Cockerels and Puilets for Bale.—Pklham Yards, Aahburton. Bankruptcy JNotiee. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Ashburton, holdeu at Anhburton. NOTICE is hereby given that George Matthewman Gamble, of Ashburton, Tailor, was thia day adjudged bankrupt ; and I hereby summon a meeting of cn-ditom, to be holden at my office on the 14th day of August, 1899, at 11 o'clock m the fore noon. JOHN DAVI3ON, Deputy Official Assignee. Ashburton, August 7, 1899 8 49 ASHBURTON COUNTY RACING CLUB. rfiHE Time for receiving Applications for 1 the position of Secretary to the abova Club having been extended to SATURD \Y next, 12<h inst., further applications will now be received up to 3 o'clock fn the after noon of that date (the 12th inst.) addressed to the undersigned, from whom all particu lars can be obtained. T. E. UPTON, 8 50 Chairman, Ashburton. QUALITY TELLS A TALE - PROVED BY THE FACT THAT NEARLY _ I out of every 4 of the whole population of Men, Women,and Children DRINK moaTE&C cr Blended, Teas. fhe above statement, after 18 years' trial, should convince both the trade and public tnat N. M. & Co.'* Pure Teas cannot bo equalled, COMPARE Any of our Teas with others costing 4d per Ib. more money, and you will be convinced ours have no equal for Quality. £3 for Nothing. TRIAD J?iAIZK OOJML PETITION EVERY Ghild may enter with the game chance of winning as the greybeard. | Complete the words denoted by the initials given below, the correct list of which lies sealed m the 7tiad office. The ; competitor who comes nearest to correct luo will get the prize. T -— A famous river, H' •—A great nation of the pasb. E —— A king m England. T————-A well-known cricketer. R—— ■—— An opera. j—____A certain religion. A——— —A town In New 2jealan4 I D.— ~?"A great poet, ■ Poafc lißt and receipt for 5a from a Triad advertiser, to manager Triad, Dunedin. A receipt for lO< entitles a competitor to send m two lists ; 15s, three Hats ; 2Q*, four lints. Nofc more than four lists may accompany the receipts of any one advertiser, although competitors may send four lists accom panied with receipt m oomformity with above rule, from all the Triad advertisers if they please. This competition will close September 20. Other competitions will be announced m next issue. Anglo N.Z. Cycle Co. Bing, Harris & Co, Arrow Braqd Boots Curtis, $\ Jeweller Griffin's Biscuits (any grocer) Jones, H M Mitchell, Photographer Neieon, Moate and Go's Teas N.Z. Express Co. RCullea, agent Orr, A, Draper Somerset Hotel, H, S. Drummond Suratura Tea Taylor, R R, Tea merchant, etc Vanity Fair Cigarettes Van Houten's Cocoa and Chocolate 1 Wahoo ' Loasby's, ' Koolibah ' Loasby's, (Buyers of one bottle of either may enter) Yates & Co, Arthur, seed merchants Zealandia Boots " Ye maun be wud "—Suraly unblended ia better value than tea blended for profit [at your expense. Try Diamond Jubilee



Sure Cure for Colds When the children get their feet wet an<| t take cold give them a hot foot-bath, a bowl of hot drink, a dose of Ayer's Cherry Pecto ral, and put them to bed. The chances are they will bo all right m the morning. Continue the Cherry Pectoral a few days, until all cough has disappeared. Old coughs are also cured; we mean the coughs of bronchitis, weak throats and irrita ble lungs. Even the hard coughs of consump tion are always made easy and sometime* cured by the continued use of j { Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ¥our own doctor wili explain this to you. He knows that wild cherry bark is the»beefc remedy known to medical science for sooth ing and healing inflamed throats and lungs. You may rely upon Ayer's Cherry Pectoral to stop your cough. Boware of worthless imitation*. The name Ayer'g Cherry Pectoral is blown m the glftli of •ach bottle. Put up m two sizes. Don't Cough.—Relief can be obtained immediately. Uao "Keating's Cough Loehnqes "—well known as the utterly unrivalled Cough Remedy. Strongly recom mended by many eminent physicians. They at once che'e^c the fiough arid remove the any after effect; the iroab delicate can therefore take them. One Lrzenge alone gives ease—one or two at bedtime ensures rest. Sold everywhere m tins 15£ d each: To Persona desirous of Purchasing a email block well situated near Town. ft ACRES Q At) corner of Allen's and Racecourse Roads* ' : AUenton. I TO be sold as a whole or m three building ' allotments of 3 acres each. In the coarse of time this should prove & remunera- i tive invt«fcmenti< Terms and full particulars , Juroiehed on application, T, VhWOK, I