The Ashburton Guardian.

pbioe t One Penny

Voh xxi. no. 4885

Asbburton : Wednesday, August 30, 1899,

FAMOUS JEWELS.

TiiAT fa'rotia gera known as the Hope Diimond has come before a Court of Justice recpntly.land got itself valued at no more than £18,000. Thia is seven or eight thousand pounds less than the price currently pat upon it, for, although the stone weighs only 44| carats, it is one of f!.e f w blue diamonds extant, and of an exquisite color and brilliancy. In its purest, condition the queen of jewels should, of course, be colourless, but Nature, m her secret workshops, makes it of all tints, from canary yellow to brown and black, and, m rare instances, even gn en, red, pink, and blue. The Russian Grown jewels comprise a red diamond of ten carats, which coat £15,000. I possess myself (writes Sir E. Arnold), the one and only red pearl known to me—not merely, as many pearls are, pink, or rosy, but blood-red, and fixed, m situ, upon an •iwabi shell, which I bought from a fisherman at Atam m Japan, who was xxdng it as a drinking-cup for s»ki. What a book might be written on the vicissitudes of iamous jewels ! There is, for instance, the Orloff Diamond, first of all ihe eye of an Indian idol, thtn stolen by a French soldier, then the treasure of .Nadir Shah, which was filially taken to Amsterdam by an Armenian merchant, and there sold to Count Orloff, frum whom the Prnprbsa Catherine purchased it for £100,000. The Pitt Diamond, again ; that atone was m the hilt of Napoleon's sword of State. What adventures it had ! The famous Florentine Diamond, too. Charle t the Bold lost that at the battle of Granson, and a SwiSi pikeman, who found it on the field, sold the splendid gem for two batzen as a simple piece ef crystal though it was worth £120,000. The Queen's own magnificent Koh i- Koor, ooc3 more ; what a romance is iv us story,from the time when Kama, the Mababharata chieftain owned i% 5000 years ago, to Baber and to Nadir bhith and Ranjit Singh ! It was nearly three times as big as now when Taber nier saw it, and it always brought ill luck, say the old chroniclet, till the evil spell was broken by our good Sovereign's gracious ownership.

THE DUM DUM BULLET.

The correspondent of the London Times at The Hague says that June 20 was one of the moat exciting days of the Conference. There was a sharp con troversy between the Russian and Aneiican naval delegates. Captain Mahan very pertinently asked why the employ merit of gases should be interdicted, while the more cruei, wholesale destruction of human lifa aijoed &t by the employment of sub marine torpedo boats should be per mitted. " A shell, charged with asphyxiating gas, need not necessarily destroy human life," he said, " any more than chloroform, but might only place men hors de combat for a time; whereas a sub-marine boat, stealthily approaching under cover of darkness, might send a thousand sleeping men to a watery grave. Why forbid retail asphyxiation by water?" A Russian delegate replied that the men might be picked up when the ship sank. Captain Mahah retorted by recalling the case of the British battleship Victoria. Captain Mahan's arguments were altogether logical and unassailable, but this did not prevent the committee voting them down. In the dis cussion regarding dam dum bullets the Russian delegate Colonel Jitinski, did not mine* matters, but plainly ex pressed the opinion that the dumdum was uselessly cruel. Although it must be obviouß to all that giving a specific technical interdiction to certain fea tures will not prevent the intioduction of other features capable of producing more cruel results, this is likely to be the case. Indeed, an ingenious and simple means of evading the Russian interdiction haa already been devised, What a strange commentary on a humanitarian conference that one of its results may very well be the intro duction of a more cruel missile than any at present m use. When the vote was taken Great Britain and America were left m the minority. England and the United States therefore are branded by the majority as uncivilised and anti-humanitarian States, while the Russians are to be congratulated on having served the cause of civilisation and humanity. At least, the eccen tricities of to-day's debate have almost put matters m that absurd light.

THOMAS GREEN WOOD, INVENTOR.

A series of articles v appearing m Commerce on the biggest and best houses connected with the various British industries. In the last issue to hand, the writer deals with Messrs Greenwood and Bat ley's works m Leeda. one of the largest foundries m the world. It is interest ing to note that this large workshop is the creation of one man, Mr Thomas Greenwood. In 1833 he went to Leeds, and, with his brother, started some machine works, where he displayed a special aptitude for the construction of clever machinery. He introduced several tools, which have made a name m the world, including one which con tained the principle of what is known as the universal milling machine. This is used for milling metal, and h«*s noth ing to do with the "jolly miller's" trade. In 1843 the late Sir Peter Fairburn made him his junior partner. Theie he made so much progress that the Wellington foundry became the one place to which people wanting in genious and labour-saving machine tools went. His success brought him ander the notice of the Government, and m time he became a regular consultant with the heads of the departments at Woolwich j&rßenal, and designed •everal machines for use there. They included boxes for making Boxer fqsesf

and bushes for shel!a n-d for roofert* making, all as itiger.i•■ v ■ "3 they " ere effective. Wh^n it came to competi tions for producing machinery, in tended for special purposes, Mr Greenwood usually carried off the prize, and m this way ho surpassed his rivals m providing the best system of shot and shell moulding. It has been said that m the first t*eo years after the Greenwood tools were, intro duced at Woolw'ch the giving thoir use efiected w^b sufficient to covtr the entire cost of the buildings, engines, and whole plant. Albion Works rrrew every year, until it attained ito present position. It is now quite an induntrial kingdom. ItTcovers about ten acres., and it has a shop area of 32,000 square yards.



PELHAM POULTRY YARDS, PETER STREET, Ashbueton. YOUNG COCKERELS FOR SALB as under: Dorkings, Wyandottes, Langshaos, and Orpingtons. These are considered the best breeds for crossing, and as the breeding season is just beginning, Farmers should not lose the opportunity, as the prices are lower than are usually charged for pure* bred Poultry. £59S First Prizes have been taken this season by bird* from the Pelham Yards. There is money m the Poultry industry. For further particulars apply at the Yardi any afternoon between 1 aud 3 o'clock, or office of thia paper, OSBORN COOMBE, PIANO TUNER & EXPERT (Late of London), TTISITS Ashburton and sumrandtng V Districts every four months— vis* March, July, aud November. i ORDERS may be left wibh MR iLLEWELIAN OWEN at his Mu.ia 'Studio, Arcade Chambers, Ashburton, or all Commercial Hotel. 6 262 ! SMOKE THE NEW VENUS Dark Plug Tobacco. THE OEL&BRATED & BEST BBA.ND aUNUFAOTUBKD fHOM ÜBCICEST VIRGINIA LEAf



WANTED Known-Ladies' Prtttj Walking Shoes tn great variety »t Mblxor's Zealandia Bonfc Store. E. W. HAMMER NOTICE OF REMOVAL TO NEW [PKEMISES. HAVING exchanged premises with the Farrnars' Co-operacivo Association, have much pleasure m stating that m future I shall tarry on my business at the effioet and etore lately occupied by the above At Hoclation at the corner oi West Street} and Haveiook street (the Loan and Mero&ntilt old premises.) STORAGE AT LOWEST RATES. CORNSACKS AT CURRENT PRICES. 1 132 E. W. HANMER. ALFITfcD MAKIIN^ TOBBING, PLASTERING, AND BRICK O WORK DON Hi. Ranges and Copptra Bet. Orders strictly attended to. Address— Mr Yor/so's Cottage, Cox Btreeli, Ash burton. 10 Established 1880. Telephone 69 BAKER ~BROB., PUBNTSHING TfNBERTAKERS URNISHING U NDERTAKERS DIRKCT Importers of Best and Latea Designs m FUNERAL FURNISHINGS FUNERALS conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, at most reasonable charges. Corner of Wak"»nai Road and Gaua Streets, and Baker and Brown's Coach actory.



#• A N T F. D, ANT'js,l>~Wiar~v"i&er(i to try la Indestructible School Boob, — Millob's Zealandia Boot Store. WANTtD Known That the Sale of the Age is r.^-w on at "NoETfiOOM and Heword's, Tho Corner, WANTED— A dozen smart Ladies ti try our new kangaroo calf Shoe.—" M^LLOB'f Zealaoflia Boot Btqre. WANTED Knowd—Good v »^ue for Httl money at Mellob's, Zealandia Boot ijiOß Sale, Cheap— 5000 pain of Ladit 1 and Men's Boots and Shoes.—Apply ho Mellob, Tanored Street, mENDERS wanted for the tale of 500 .L pairs of boots.—Apply to MILLOB Zealandia Boob Store. TjIOUND—In Tanorod Street, theoheapeift JD and nioet reliable Book Shop.— Mmllok's Zeat&Qdia Boot Store. WANTED— Sixty strong men to trf the new Kronio (Bluoher).— MiiAojni Zealandia Boob Store. HOB Sale, Cheap—Six Doze*, of 1 Children's ankle straps.—Mblu»b'« Zealandia Boob Sbore. TjlOR Sale, Cheap™A lob of Men's Blnohen JD only 4s lid*—Mellob's Zealandia Boobßtore. ANTED Known—That we have re ceived ex Maori a heavy shipment cf Brest Goods, Choice Colorings m Coating VieuQas, and Cretonnes; one case Fanoy Blacks m elganfc designs.—MlTOHlLL k Turner. WAttUD Known—lhab we have be« fortunate m securing a job line of Cheap Tweeds, fast the thing for aheap suits for boys' ciothing ; new colorings and choice patterns.—Mitchell & Turned v WANTED Known—That we are now offering a Bpecial line of Goat Ruga, large size, choice Bkina, at 12s 6d ; Oilcloths^ Linoleums, and Cacpeb Squares m confusing variety.—Mitchell & Tobnhb. rnENJJBRS wanted to wear oat 1000 JL pairs of Millob's Indestructiblt Boots. Wear like brass. I AM now opening a lot, of Blanket, Flannels, and other Woollen Goods bought before the rise m the Price of Wool, which I am offering at former prices. A nice lot of Meo's, Youth*', and Boys' Suit* made to special order. Orders for Snits taken - Fit and Workmanship guarantied. Covert Coats from 30*; at R> Aloobh's.



Fiank Curtis*, THE LEADING Watchmaker, Jeweller, and Opticiau. JUST LANDED: T ARGE STOCK of NICKEL and other JLj W&tches, being imported direct and manufactured to my own design. These WATCHES will be found to give every satisfaction. A special value line at £1 is ,weil worth inspection. ROTHERHAMS, WATERBURYS, Etc., In all grades and prices. KEEPERS & WEDDING RINGS of my own manufacture—guaranteed 13 carat—kept m all sizaa and designs. AS USUAL-MY BROOCHES, GEM RINGS, AND STOCK OF JEWELLERY is the Largest and] Best Assorted m Ash burton. Presentation Clocks and Alarms m all prioes and designs. REPAIRS effected with my usual prompt ness and exactitude. OLD JEWELLERY Re-made into up-to-date fashions, at moderate rates. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. J. V. DE BEEE, THE LEADING JEWELLER & WATCHMAKER, IS NOW SHOWING NEW GOODS NEW GOODS ALAEGE STOCK of the INewesb, Brightest, and up-to-date Jewkllebt, ' INSPECT. — INSPECT. " All article* marked m Plain Figures. Just receivP!i a line of Rotherham's Celebrated English Levebs, Made Specially to his order, with Extra Jewels, and very heavy Oases to suit hard wear, A few Ladies' Rolled GM WatcheH) Ten to Twenty Years',; Goabanmk, very highly recommended. Greenstone ia now very fashion^ able. A new assortment of Choice Designs. SPECTAGLES- SPECTACLES- I A lull Stock of Lenses, on the inter changeable system Convex and Concave, | both m Blue and White. The Latest Novelty m Eyeglasses, "THE KiiVLTJC." 1 Light and Easy, will .not fall off. SIGHT TESTING A SPECIALTY. REPAIRS Prompt. — REPAIRS Neat. J. V.DE~BEER, :(Late S. Sftlek) EAST STREET, ASHBURTON.



lypti JKxtrnct. Under the distinguished patronage of His Majesty the King of Italy, as per communica-: | tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs j bhrougfi tbo Consul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, March 14, 1878. Awarded diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Acknowledged by Medical Clinics and Universities all over the Globe. There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract ia the market, products of simple distillation forming crude retiaons oils. In order that these crude oils may not be taken, OUR PURE VOLATILE EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, which is recognised by the medical division of the Frn?sjftn<3overQinpnt to be of perfectly pure origin, as per information forwarded to us through the Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1873, we bate :— It is proved by tests by the Medical Clink b of the Universities at Bonn and Greifswald, Prussia, and reported by Dr. Scbuiz.l'rofessor of Parmaoology, at Bon, and Professor Dr. Mossier, Director !*f the Medioal Clinics at Greifswald, that only products that are saturated with oxygen aud freed of acids, resinous and other substances, adherent to primary distillation, v ill develops the sanative qualities proper to the plant All crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extracts are to be classed according to the carried authorities, among the turpen<iinee, whijh , are abandoned long since as an Internal medicament. These crude oils, or so called tOucalypti Extracts, are discernible :— 1 By their deficiency m pungent odour— which our product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extraot develops tnoat freely through its turplus oxygen. By their alcoholic thin and mobileappear- i ance being reduced m specific density through fcne presence of acids. By their taste, the result of the contracting tendency of rosin? and tennates, If these crude oils, so called eucalypti extracts, are applied by mistake is cases of oroup, bronchitis, diphtheria, internal nflamationß, dyaeutery, etc., the coo sequeuceß are most appalling. For eafetv ake aafr always fur SaNDKR & SON'S '< EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. — Sandhurst, Viotoria, Australia. SANOEfi & BGNB,



WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. I T AM now making;LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OF COMMISSION, upon all WOOL placed is my handi for Sale either m Aihburtoo, Timaru, or for Shipment. ■ ■ Obis Season's WOOL SALES for CANTERBURY have been fixed as under, viz:— CHRISTCHUROH-November 23, 1899; December 14, 1899; January 18, 1900 | February 9,1900. TIMAKU-Deoembn 1, 1899; January 5, 1900; February 7, 1900. WOOLPACKS and all Station Requisites supplied at Lowest Marked Rates. D. THOMAS, Ashburton. -PUREJEEDB- I HAVE lately erected, regardless of Cost, the MOST COMPLETE Seed < leaning: Plant South of the Line, and I now a-k intelligent Farmers to inspect the same at Work. I am now prepared to CLEAN for Farmers any Description of SEEDS & GRAIN And will GUARANTEE to giro them SATISFACTION. I o%n Supply Beat RYEGRABB and COCKSFOOT, locally ri-owo ; also, Best CLOVERS, Dressed by my own machines, the purity of whioh mast be seen to be appreciated. Also—Hraei and Son's |Beet ENGLISH CLOVERS, fTURNIPS, RAPE, LUCERNE, TREFOIL, E-ro. DAVID THOMAS, ASH BURTON. HAVE YOU HEARD THE STARTLING NEWS? PdO, WHAT IS IT •? WHY, THE SALE OF SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOCK IS BEING CONTINUED FOR — A FEW DAYS LONGER — Until their Ohriatchurch Premises are ready for their occupation. TN THE MEANTIME, the Goods are being Sold at Prices that are Simply PARALYSING. To enumerate the Prices of the whole of this First-Class Stock would be impossible, bat a few will ahow the People of Ashburton that WE are the People to deal with. There is no need to send your money to Christohnroh when you can get your Goods as follows : — Sewing Cottons, a few left at) .« .- .. lOd per dozen Cro Cotton Reals ... .- ... ... 6d per dozen Ladies' all-Wool Cashmere Gloves from .- m 3d per pair Ladies' Black Silk Gloves from ... ... ... 6d per pair Yard wide Flannelette, with fancy Border, from ... 2s 6d per doz«n Reversible Piaid Flannelette from ... .- .- 8» 6d per dozen White Calico from ... .- — — la 6d per dozen Cretonnes, choice Patterns, from ... .~ ... 3s 9d per dczan Colored Dress Serges, including Navy, from «. ... 10£ per yard Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers ... ... — 4a lid per pair Youths 1 Colonial Tweed Suite, three garments, from « 12s 6d Men's Mackintoshes, sewn thronghouti, ... .- 27e 6d THESE PRICES ARK STARTLING ENOUGH» Bat Come and See as, and yon will own, as those who have, been say, that our Stook it the Cheapest that has ever been ahown m Ashbuiton. Don't JF'orgret — These Prices only at the Sale of— SMITH'S ASSIGNED STOCK, NKXX REGISTRAR'S OFFICE, TANCRED STREET. F- S- MALCOLM, Vendor J. SEALY AND CO. NEW SEEDS! NEW SEEDS! NEW SEEDS! FOR THE FARM*— lncluding Clovers, Eyegrass, Cocksfoot, Turnips, Kape and Peas. SEW SEEDS FOR THE VEGETABLE GARDEN In any Quantity Required, or m3d ackets. NEW FLOWER SEEDS IN Id PACKETS OR 9d PER DOZEN PACKETS ASSORTED. NEW GARDEN REQUISITES IN ENDLESS VARIETY. feir WHEELBAND'S BLIGHT SPECIFIC.-One dressing according to directions will thoroughly eradicate Scale Blight from fruit trees. TREE IjUCERNE "IST J. SEALY AND CO. ; 8 52



Ashburton Vw niiture Warehouse, — WiOKSR AND FANCY CHAIRS — In New and Choice 3sfjMiw dftli~XD& Cushions, Doiigm at 'J'J3§i3^ At PtioM t0 "uit»*U» Reduced Pbices. €I^v^>Jobl4 } h lioiist from Mo*>> Linoleums, Carpets, dTT^irEp^^S^^E^ choice assortment Toilet. Ware, eta rf^^^H^^^^^fe Cushion*, to ehooie yrT£BlNl'B tT-tl-Jfc; of all kinds mfcde on the frrmiaes. Large i. locks of BEDSTEADS Always on hand an.3 arriving direct from Maker*. T. H. UN DRILL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, j TANCRED STREET, opposite Aecade. EAST WTREET H. M. JONES. T>lur)U CTION SALE Prior to STOCKTAKING, to Skptember 30. CHINA, GLASSWARE, & VASES Specially Biduced to Clear. Circulating Library for Sale ■« 1 iAA VOLUMES, by Varioue Popular and Standard Authort, for SALE—CHEAP. A Good Opportunity for any District iUrting a LIBRARY. AGENTS FOR MU.NER AND THOMPSONS — PIANOS— By Brinsmead and Sons, Hopkinson, Gobb and T>"f A Xrr\Q Kallmftß, Wagner, Collard and Collurd, Broad- JTX/lil V./O wood, Haake, Spaethe, Channell and Sen, Lipp — PIANOS — and Bohn. -ORGANS— By Bell and Co, Smith, and the ; Neadham Company, (~\l^{^ A ~\T^i Willoox and White, Mason and Hamlin, the Chicago Com v/XWUTxjLIN JO PaDy» Palace Organ Company, and other makers. -ORGAMS- From a£B lOs to J3SO. ORGANS Fkom ... ... ... .„ ... .« 1O» per month PIAJNOS « ... .„ J3Os „ „ LALL INSTRUMENTS GUARANTEED. — Best Cash Valuk Obtainable Latest Books by every Mail, at Published Prices for Cash. Magazines nod Periodicals. at LOWEST CASH PRICES m all Departments. Equal to Cbmtohurch and Dune din Bouses. Do your Business here and keep the Trade m the District INSPECTION INVITED. h. m.""Jones. - IMPORTANT NOTICE ~ LAST FOURTEEN DAYS OF ANDREW ORES GREAT SALE OF 1 Drapery, Clothing*, and Boots. GREATER REDUCTIONS THAN EVER. DRESSMAKING REDUCED DURING .THE SALE ANDREW ORR. TO MY CLIENTS. T AM PREPARED TO DISPOSE OF ANY SHEEP AND LAMB SKINS SENT TO FAIRFIELB FREEZING WORKS, TO BEST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE. It would be well to give me particulars prior to sheep being forwarded. DAVID THOMAS, ? ASHBURTON ;



Shipping. SHAW, SAYILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR LONDON. "DOYAX MAIL STEA- Isapßk. SX MERB, with superior VfS^ffi^ aooommodatlouf oraUolaeeeß AiWS^Mi o j paßßenorere, calling at Monte Video oi Rio, Tenerlffe and Ply month. _ Vessel (Ton jOomm*adsrJ From Date. Gothlo «[773o'Kldley ... Wel't'n Jaly 20 lonic —lWßKempßon I Wel't'n Oot. 12 OARGO STEAMERS. #Delphio.«jß273jßnowdeß LybTton June 29 *Aotea ...p364 Evans — August Pakehn „«. 4331 Prosser — August Maori .js3l7]Moffatt | — Sept Third-class Passengers, E^W. HANMEK. Agent, .- fpHE j^BUvb NKW ZEALAND LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, FOR LONDON, Via Mente Vldee, Tenerlffe & Plymouth. , Beat Accommodation fer all classes of Passengers at Lewert Rates. Port ef Bt«amer«. Tees. Departure. P»te. Rakaia 6689 — August 3 Psp-vnui 7000 — August '31 Ruahlne 6127 — 28 Wakanul "000 — Oct. 25 P»pwo» 7000 — I Nov 23 OARGO STEAMERS. Nairnsh re 8000 Lytielton June 27 Tekoa ._ 4050 Wellington July Waikato ... 4767 Lyttelton July Fer farther particulars apply te FRIEDLANDER BROS., Lxd. Agantu, Ashbttrton, NION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Limited STEAMERS All FRCMLITTELTON AS UJBUER: For Westport and Greymonth—-Weekly. Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thure day and Saturdays NOTE-—For extra sailinga see advertise ment m Chriatchurcb papers Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Ploton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland ~ Alternate Thursdays The above are subject to alteration ; eference shonld therefore be made to Chrletohurch dally papers for dates and hour of sailing For farther particnlars apply to F. FERRIMAN, Agent, Ashbnrton B^MItMWBWMW ■ ■ 1111 Ml I lllli_ ___!'! IM| HENRY STEPHENSON, (oucceaaor to Alfred Harrison.) Established 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALEB of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Furai ure, etc., as per arrangement, m any part the county. Advances made en Goods placed m my bands for Sale. Regular Consignments of Colonial Grown nnd Island Fruit sold privately through the week, and at Auction on SATURDAYS. Agent: Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company & Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. P7ANOS and ORGANS on time pay merits from 520h per month. HENRY STBPHENSON, AUCTIONEER SHAG POINT GOAL. THE PREMIEB OTAGO COAL. UNEQUALLED FOR HOUSEHOLD AND STEAM PURPOSES. J fTIHE SHAG POINT COAL COMPANY X hereby notify that MESSRS W. H. COLLINB .4 CO. are their OINJUIf Agents m Aehburtoa for THE GENUINE SHAG POINT COAL. All orders entrusted to them will receive prompt attention. CollUry s Shag Point. Head Office: Yogel Street, Dunedin. GEO. R. OHEE3EMAN, 13 General Manager. THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS " ! " The Rambler." HAVING sold oat of my old stock of these superior Bicycles, I have jaso opened op a fresh consignment of the LATEST PATTERN " RAMBLER " SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ROAD RACERS, & ROADSTERS In all fiSaaa'and all fitted with the evef astlng Q & J detachable Tyre.] OALL>fcD INSPEOI THE STOCK. Price Easy. Riding Easy. Machines the Strongest on Earth. ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. OTHER MAKES FITTED WITH Q & J TYRES* D. THOMAS. WANTED Knowa—You can now boy all onr well assorted and new Stock at Sale prioes,—Nobthcgte and JJefpo.ro.