fled nortward from Dundee. On Mon day night Generals French and Button tactically and cleverly turned three thousand Boers at the Z*nd Biver, iocluding the Afrikander Horse, a new force, each man having two horsec Vaalsch Drift was seized after a forty mile inarch in one day. The troops werd without supplies for two days. It is affirmed at Lisbon that Kruger has ordered the Portuguese Consul to gait Pretoria. 3500 Colonial troops have landed at Eeira.

The Gymerie lost 22 horses, on the voyage. Genera] Buller hns occupied Glencoe. The Boers left early on Tuesday morn ing, entraining eleven gun?. The Transvaalers have evacuated Biggarsberg. The numbers of the Free Staters who are guarding the passes of the Drakensberg have been much reduced. The bill of fare at Mafekintj includes horse sausage, curried locust?, roast male and hide brawn. New Yokk, May 16 "Wesiels, one of the peace delegates, declares that even if the Boers are vanquished at present, they will get ready again to strike for Hberfcy. Fischer stated that the Boer motto would be « Try, try again."

Boer Delegates as Marionettes

(Received Wakapnaka May 17, 9-15 a.in, This Office 108 am)

London, May 16 The New York correspondent ot the limei states, tbe Boer delegates were m«re playthisiga for the American politicians.

AUSTRALIAN FEDERA TION.

United Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright London, May 15

In the House of Coromonp, Sir H. Canspball-Bannerman expressed his regret and disappointment that the Bill was not accepted unaltered. The amendments, unintentionally, in effect were open to the rebuff of flouting Australia.

Sir C. Dilke said that unless there was actual danger to the Empire, they ought to pass the Bill unamended.

Mr Haldane urged that it would be better to pass the Bill intact eimul taneously with the establishment of s great Court of Appeal.

Mr Yicary Gibbs, the member for St Albans, protested against Sir H. Oampbell-Bannerman's attempt to inflame the colonists.

The Chronicle, Post and Netos, regret the proposed solution. The rest of the newspapers believe that the Australians will acquiesce in the ridicule of Sir H, Campbell Bannerman'a apprehensions. All admit Mr Chamberlain's dignity, lucidity, and conciliatory attitude. Perth, May 16 The Administrator has received a cable, giving an idea of the amend ments Mr Chamberlain intends to introduce, in order to facilitate West Australia's admission to the Common wealth as an original State. Admission will be granted if the Imperial Govern ment is satisfied that the people of the colony are agreed thereto.

Sydney, May 16 Mr Lyne says the Imperial Govern ment have not gone beyond what was anticipated in connection with the Commonwealth Bill. If the proposed changes do not go further than the amending of the appeal clauses and admission of Westralia, he does not think there will be any difficulty.

CABLE NEWS.

Sydney, May 16

The captain of the steamer Federal states that he passed the Sierra Nevada, burning blae lights for a pilot. He remarked on her closeness to tbe shore, and if they had fired rockets would have gone to their assistance.

The Presbyterian Assembly has ap pointed a deputation to wait on the Premier, to urge strongly and actively that he exert his influence with the Imperial Government in maintaining the joint control of the New Hebrides. The Government intend to introduce a Closer Settlements Bill, somewhat eimtlar to the New Zealand Act.

Magisterial

ASHBURTON—THURSDAY.

(Before C A. Wray, Esq., S.M.)

CiyH Cash—S. H. Graves (Mr Wilding) v, J. J. Lewis, £6 125. Judgment by default for the amount claimed and coats.

Further Adjoubhed—The case of Fran* ois Daly wat called, but, as he was still too ill to attend, the case was further adjourned for»fortnight,

The Plague.

United Proas Association—By Electric Telegraph.—Copy right Sydney, May 16 Fiesh cases of plague are :—William Bocksey, Balouin j Fred Clements, George Street; and a boy named Coll is, Coast Hospital. A deputation of business people from one of the released areas asked the Premier for compensation for trade losses caused by the quarantining. They stated at tie same time that they considered the Government fa»d done the right thin«. Mr Lyne promised to deil with the matter when the pbgue matters were straightened up. He said he believed the ratepayers would nob object to meeting a portion of the losses. Another case is reported:—Henry McDonoogb, St. Peter's. Brisbane, May 16 Leslie junior, son of a weliknown merchant, has been attacked by plague. Shanaban, another patient, is dead. Launceston, May 17 A recent arrival at Gormanaton from Sydney, has developed supposed plague symptoms.

Wellington May 16 Regarding the alleged plague infected rats at Anc'and, MrGilruth has sent the follow ing report to the Colonial Secretary, dated 15th May, 1900:-"To Eton J G Ward, Colonial Secret*'y"— "Re the rats found dead on the Auckland wharves the conclusion that) they had suffered from plague was arrived at for the following reasons " 1— " The baccilli found in the tissues had the characteristic appearance of plague baccilli; 2—The situation of the baccilli in the tissues was characteristic ; 3—The staining reaction nf the baccilli was characteristic; 4—The eff ct of a minute quantity of in fected blood, (co much as the point of a needle could carry) from these rats when it-: j c?ed into ihe thighs if guinea pigs and rats j waa characteristic, that is to say the ex perimental animals showed all the symptoms and post morcem appearances of experimen tal plague, and that death ensued within the prescribed number of daye ; s—The same bacilli was frund i - a iargn number of these experimental aninnls ; 6—The behaviour of, the organism on the. various cultures wan) characteristic aione of plague baccillup." Unfortunately my cultures were destroyed, by order I understand of the Chaiimau of the Auckland Hospital staff. Thia puerile action prevented me preserving these par ticular proofs of the existence of plague in Auckland, bat fortunately I have other proofs if required.

Correspondence.

(We do not bold ourselves responsible for opinions expressed by oar correspondents

WHERE ARE THE POLICE?

TO THE KDITOR,

Sib, —I understand the law imposes a heavy penalty for keeping rabbits. There are people in the Borough rearing rabbits and allowing them to run at large. Yes terday, I saw rabbits on the public street ; two of us took up stones and shied at them, they made for an adjoining section. The bunniea were too wild and we did not manage to knock them over. If this state of affairs is allowed to continue a li'tle longer, the Borough Council will not only have to exterminate rats, bub will have to pay a premium for dead rabbits—-I am, etc., Wakh Uf.

ADMIRAL PEARSON'S SUCCESSOR.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph Copyright. London, May 15 It is reported that Rear-Admiral Moore succeeds Rear-Admiral Pearson in command of the Australian sta tion .

Rear-Admiral Arthur W. Moorp, C.B, 0.M.G., in one of the Naval Lords of the Admiralty. He served with the British fleet at the bombardment of Alexandria in 1882, and was mentioned in the despatches, receiving a medal and clasp, and the Order of the Medjidie of the third class, He be came a Rear-Admiral in 1799. He is 53 years of age.

CHANGES IN TUE MAGISTRACY

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—

Wellington, May 17 The vacancies that have recently occurred in the magistracy have mostly been filled up by the promotion of experienced Clerks of Courts. "W. &. Barton, of Gisborne, suc ceeds Mr Booth ; Mr Northoroffc, 8.M., for Wairar»p», taken the place of Mr Jackson, who retires from Waikato, and Mr W. P. James, Clerk of the Court at Wellington, becomes S.M for Wairarapa ; Mr McCarthy, S. M. at Clyde, fills Mr Poynton's vacancy at lavercargill, and Mr F J Burgess, Clerk of the Court at Auckland, takes the Clyde S.M.-ship. J McEnnis, clerk at Kumara, is appointed P.M. at Naseby, vice Mr Dal gleish, deceased.

THE PREMIER'S HOLIDAY

Wellington, May 17 The Tatanekai left for Raratonga with the Premier early this morning. Mr Bed don is accompanied by his family and Messrs Hamer and Andrews, private secretaries. The others on board are Mr and Mrs Trask, of Nelson, Mesdames Hamer,Hales and Tre. gear, Miss Hannah, Dr Te»re, and Messrs Tregear and Sears.

THE TROUBLE IN ASHANTI.

United Preßs Association —By Eleotrio

Telegraph.—Copyr'ght

(Received Wakapuaka May 19, 915 »,m, This Office 10 0 a.tn} LOXDON, May 16 Thirty thousand rebels are besieging Kumad. A difficulty is being ex perienced in obtaining carriers for the relief column.

Miss Amy Murphy's Concert.

I The Black family which is touring with Mis* Amy Murphy, has been through this [colony of .re, The immbsrs of the family consist of Mr Black, an acknowledged mis ter of the clarionet; Miss Nellie Back, who takes a double roe, r;z., that of violinist and vocalist. Miss Black ia possessed of a lioh and sympathetic contralto voice that is always a treat to listen to } and Master Bertie Black. The cornet playing of this young artist ia nothing short of phenomena!. His last performance in Dnnedin created; quite a furote. j

Commercial.

WASHDYKE SALE.

(Special to Guardian )

The entry at the W&shdjke yards was a email one, doubtlesa in consequence of the bad weather. The attendance also wa« poor. All sheep in met with a capital ga>e. Four tooth forward wether« sold at 15 1 6d, fat crossbred ewea up to 13s 3J, store lamb 3 10a 6i, full mouth ewes in lamb 12i Id. Some cattle sold at from £128 64 to £3 si.

At the Geraldine Sale Yards there was a fair yarding of atook and the sale was good, and price- quire up to the late rates. The day was fine, farmers in good humour, and bidding brisk. The following are prices :— Two and four-tooth wethers, 12s 2d, 138 61, 14s 24, 14s 3d to 15s 6i ; crosE-bred ewe*, Us^fJ, lls lid fco 12? 6d ; lambs, 9,6!, 10a6d to Us ; fat merino wethers, Qs 7d to 10s 6i; m rioo ewes, 3? 51, 6) lOd, to 10a. Fab cows, up to £610s ; springer*, £3 ss, £3 10s ; steers, £3756 d. There were very few pigs and a poor demand.

Late Sporting.

ASHBURTON COUNTY RACING CLUB TO-DAY'S RACES. The weather was perfaot and the attend ance large. .The following are results :— Kolmar Tbot—General Shatter 1, Sefton 2, Royal wood 3 Woneaailv. Time—4 10. Dividend— £2 17« Wakanui Handicap — Warrington I, Grand Shot 2, SwordfJsh 3. Won easily Time—lmio 19fieo. Dividend—£4 10s. Poky Race—Taranto 1. Weasel 2, The Queen 3 Won comfortably. Time— l.tk- Dividend—£6 12s. A vtvms Handicap—Cor queror 1, Ben Far ley 2, Phryne 3. Won by a neck. Time— 1.45. Dividend—£s 7s.

To-Day's Telegrams.

Wellington, May 17 The Hons. Rigg and Jeokinson have been V3-jppointed to the Legislative Council.

Mr Alfred Bruntor, the well - known evangelist, died to-day at Daaedin.

Accident —Mr Thomas Andrews met with a natty accident to-day, being struck by a hough he was cutting off a tree, which in flicted a bad gash in his leg, and otherwise b vised him. He ie doing fairly well, not* withstanding his advanced age of 84.

yBB AffIBt7HTO3S 6PARI)IAN; THURSDAY, MAY i 7, 1900



Tired Feelings Due to Climate. ', The weather is often very trying. The blood becomes filled with impuri ties and the nervous system is greatly weakened. One awakens in the morn* ing just as tired as at night, Sfr. John Dryden of Coolgardie, W. A., gendf with, his portrait the following: *'I go about the country a great deal *»d have to encounter very trying weather. Woen m§. system is ran down by the peculiar de« piMling climate of ours I always take AVER'S Sarsapama It takes Away my tired and depressed feelings at once and builds up my system in every way. As a blood purifier and nerve tonic I believe It to be the best medicine in the world." To get the best results from Ayer's Sarsaparilla you should take Ayer's Fills also. They cure constipation, biliousness, sick headache, and dys pepsia. Prepare* by Dr. J. C. Ayer ft Co., Lowell, Mm., U.S.A,



l.vptl JExtraet. Under the distinguished patronage of Hie Majesty the King of Italy, as per communica tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs through the 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 in the market, products of simple distillation forming crude resinous oils. In order that these crude oils may not be taken, OUR PURE VOLATILE EUOALYPT EXTRACT, which is recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Government to be of perfectly pure origin, as pec information forwarded to ns through the Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 1878, we bate :•— It is proved by tests by the Medical Cliont of the Universities afc Bonn and Greifewald Prussia, and reported by Dr. Schulz.Professor f Parmacology, afc Bon, and Professor Dte Mossier, Director af the Medical Clinics as ! reifswaid, that only products that aro! saturated with oxygen aid freed of aoide resinouß and other substances, adherent to primary distillation, will develops th 8 sanative qualities proper to the plan All crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extract are to be classed according to the named authorities, Among the tarpenoinet, which •we abandoned long since as an Internal medicament. These crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible :— 1 By their deficiency in pungent odour— which our product, the only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops most freely through its surplus oxygen, 2 By their alooholio thin and mobile appear* ance being reduced in specific density through fciie presence oi acids. 3 By their taste, the result of the contracting tendency of resins and fcepnatee. if these crude oils, «o-c lied eucalypti extracts, are applied by mista ;e la cases of oroup, bronchitis, diphtheria, internal iaflamafclona, dysentery, etc, the con sequences are most appalling. For safety < sake ask always for SANDER & SON'S' EUCALYPTI EXTBAOT. - Sand nrst, Tiotoria, Australia. SANDEB & SONS. |



[A.DDFBL LOWS' HALL GRAND Vocal & Instrumental Evening Concert. ONg NIGHT ONLY FBIDAY, MAY 18, 1900. MISS AMT~MTOPHY» The Young Talented and Charming Soprano from Dunedio, who has jaet completed a tour with the Hey Chbriea Clark, ha* decided to give ONE Concert in Ash btul»[i, assis ed by the following :— Mrs William Mubphv, Pinniet. Mb Klack, Clarionet. Mips Nellie Black, Contralto & Violinist Masteb Bertie Black, Cornet Soloist, whose Cornet playiag in Dunedin hae o^used such a futort. Mr Herbert Moss, Baritone.



Remember ONE Night Oaly Do not miv thin opportunity of hiring the finest soprano voice New Zealand hew ever produced. tPricea—Reserved seats 3s, Stalls 2a, Pit la. C»rrl»ges at 10.15, Box plan at Mr Horace A Gatee, Burnett treat 5 us



Friedlander Jaros, WEST STREET AUCTION MART OUR USUAL HORSE FAIR Wi!i be held on 1 THURSDAY, JUtfE 7, 1900, For which we are now receiving entries, 5 98 JRIEDLANDER BROS. Ltd. WE ABE CASH BUYERS OF WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, .AND GRASS SEEDS. Friedlander Bros. 1* Limitedj FOR SALEJ ~~" HALF ACRE of Land, on Alfora Forest Road, near Woollen Factory. For particulars applyj FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd.



DAVID THOMAS. AROADE "* SATU&DAY, MAY 19, 1900 Pi 1 ' FURNITURE SALE MR D THOMAS haa received insfruc lions from a Client to Sell on tbe above date, a large quantity of Furniture, viz , Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Wash-standa and Ware, Music Stand, Piano, Couch, Watnot, Che&ts of Drawers, Wardrobe, Sewing Machine, (in first-olass order), Tea Seta, Dinner Set, Cooking Utensils, etc. Sale at 11.30 a. m» Sharp. I) THOMAS, 5 143 Auctioneer. FOR PKIVATB SALeT" 11GOOD MATCH.LINED WHARE on Wheels. Apply D. THOMAS, 5150 Arcade. I AM A "CASH BUYER OF ! WHEAT, OATS, GRASS SEEDS, AND OAT SHEAF CHAFF. DAVID "THOMAS.



WANTED,— Superior Young Girl, to attend to Office and Patients. Hours, 9 to 5 —G. F. Dodds, Oasa Street. 5 151 IAM a Buyer of Hares at Best Market Price. Cash on delivery at Fait field Freezing Works.—Llewellyn Williams, iVJayfiald. 5 153 XTACANCY for Oqo Boarder, comfortable V Howe, Lady prefe'red. Apply by Letter, addressed "N.Z. " Guardian Office. WANTED KNOWN- That I hare ac commodation for Lady Patients.— Apply Mrs Ainsworth, Ladies' Nurse, Eton Street, Hampstead. Terms on application. T?REBH Flounders, Warehau, Oysters and X? all kinds of freeh fish by Express to night; also rabbits to.morrow at—J. H. Jbwitt, opposite Mail Office. WANTED— General Servant and House maid, for country; good wages.— Apply Mrs Mobbow, Montalto, Mayfield. liiRESH Supply in Accordeons, "Parlor 1 Games, Footballs, Purses, Fire Screens Gold Paint, Sponges, Cheap Books; also, large purchase of Stationery at a discount, Account Envelopes from 3s 6d per 1000, grand value in boxed Stationery; superior goods, lowest; possible prices. —AH Williams, Tancred Street.



NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Excursion Fares for Queen's Birthday, Dunedin Races and Winter Show. AT 2i per mile first Class, minimum 4s Id, par mile, second Class minimum 2*, mileage counted one way only. Tickets ioeued from any Station on the Hurunui- Bluff Section to.Dunedm on the 21st of May, and from any Station to any Station on the same Section from the 22nd to the 24th of May, all available for return till the 30&h of May. Fuller particulars in posters and handbills. Return exoursion fares from Aahburton to Timaru by a train leaving Ashburton at 10,20 am, and Timaru at 6 25 p m on 24th of May, 7s, and 3a 9d. The Goods Shed at Ashburton will be closed on the 24th of May. 5 152 BY ORDER.



A SOCIAL AND SALE OF WORK WILL be held in ST. STEPHEN'S Schoolroom, on THURSDAY, MAY 17. Sale of Work .. 3 pm, Social   7.30 p.m. Admission—Adults, Is; Children, 6d. The Tickets are Available for Afternoon And Evening. 5 13 ALLENTON SCHOOL. A MEETING of Householders will be held in the Allenton School on THURSDAY, the 17th tost.,at 7.30 p.m. re removal of Standard 111 and other Business, 6_135 JOHN KICKSEL. TENDBBS mjBiNDERS are invited for Building a X Stable, and Additions to House on Winter's Road. Plans and Specifications may be seen ai I my office, I Tenders close on SATURDAY, May 19,! fttfljp.m. i The lowest or any tender nob necessarily ! accepted, R. BIRD, _____. __ Architect. TENDERS, ~~ m ENDJERS are invitod for paintiog Somer* 4. set Hotel, »nd Outbuildings j also Sample Rooms, etc Specigc&tions may be seen at the hotel. lenders to close on FRIDAY, May 18, at 4 p«m. $ 127 H. S. DRUMMOND. MISS BARRATTS SCHOOL will re open May 21st inst. Subjects taught—English, Music, Singing, Drawing, »ad Litin, Miss Barratt will be at home from 19th inst, g 145



GRAPHIC, Blaok and White, Windsor. Strand, Wide World and New Zea. land Magazines; New Booka, From Cape, town to Ladysmith, Prom the Front, Stories from the Seat of War, The Boers in Peace and War, South African War Atlas, Among the Man Haters, A Man of his Age, From Sea to Sea, A Man of Genius, Life of D L Moody, A Maker of Nations, cheap editions. •^ EM Jones. TENDERS. mENDERS are, invited for Carting and X Spreading 1000 Yards of Road Metal. The Specifications may be seen ab Mr Twentymnn's, or at the Mail Office. Tenders to ba sent to the undersigned not) later than Noon on MONDAY, 2let May. EDWARD G. WRIGHT, 5 108 Chairman Anama Road Board. WANTED ~ WANTED— A Sewing Mistress for th» Greenstreeb School. Particulars to be had from Chairman, to whom applications are to be Bent by SATURDAY, Ig.h May. 1900. JOHN D. STEWART, 5 130 Chairman. APPLES, PEARS, BANANAS, ORANGES, LEMONS, WALNUTS, , PUMPKINS, ONIONS, POTATOES, OHIOKFEED, Etc. ~IT7 E have made arrangements j with growers for Regular Supplies of all descriptions of Emit and Produce right through the Winter Months, and can now supply in any quantity at Lowest Market Prices. NICOLL BROS. Grain & Produce Merchants.



GEORGE DUNCAN & Co. BEADY MONEY BKAPERB, TAN OR ED STp-ElfT, AS HBU B;T.O|N. Winter Fast Approaching. f^L T~) Qj f^f) WERE fortunate in securing their stock of \J{ 9AJ • \3£, \j \J t Blankets and Flannels prior to the consider able rise in price of wool, and all purchaser* will get the full benefit thereof. Large stock of Winter Oapea and Jackets at rock bottom price?. Flannelettes, Calicos, Sheetings, Dress Staffs, and other lines in General drapery are quoted at lowest cash prices. Please call and judge for yourselves, [and the verdict will he that ran s&ve money in purchasing from G. 'DUNCAN & CO., C|A|SH DRAPE|R 8. NOTICE TO FARMERS. ..W^ Abe CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT IN ANY QUANTITY Heare take your Samples to the Mill] We can supply Oom s «cks;.t co>t price. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. • (ROLLITT AND C 0.,) IT* Mar*. 1900. J. B. HOBART, M».g M SMOKE ONLY NEW . VENUS H PEBFECT TOBACCO. DRESS AND FASHION. Grand Show of Winter Fashions and Advanced Novelties. ANDREW ORR TS now exhibiting a Magnificent Stockof-HighdasssNovelties, Winter Jackets, Capes, Costumes, Millinery, Macintoshes, Dress Fabrics, Corsets, Umbrellas, Gloves, Collars and Ties, New Dress Materials, Trimmings, Velvets Blouse Cloths, Kid Gloves. Gents' Clothing, Hats Caps, Ties, Gloves, etc. Ladies and Gents' *Joots BDd Shoes in great variety. Blankets, Flannels, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Floorcloths. Large purchases have been made previous to the great rise in Wool and other Materials, Customers will, get the full benefit. DRESSMAKING.—TaiIor afade Coat and Skirt Costumes—beautiful fit. WATERPROOF CLOAKS ANDREW ORR has opened a Special Purchase of Ladies aid Maid's Waterproof Cloaks at LESS THAN HALF-PRICE. LADIES' 7s 6d, MAID'S 4a lid—FOß ONE WEEK ONLY. ANDREW ORR. LAMPS. LAMPS. LAMPS, New Designs. New Burners. "^yE have juat opened up she finest and raos* boaafeifal assortment of TABLE LAMPS ever offered to the Public of Ashburton, and invite inspection. These are all genuine English Goods, selected by our Mr Collins when in London, and are not only splendid value, bub are of chaste design and aoionrs, and are ornaments in themselves. We have also a line of OIL STOVES, all sizes, including the celebrated VERITAS Lamp, which is not only a splendid heating Stove, but is the bese embellisher Oil Stove ever imported into the colony ; also, the INFERNO Oil Stove, which will boll your kettle with lightning speed.' This is tho roost effective Oil Stove ever evented, and will consume less oil than any othtr Stove placed on the Market. Coma and see our new designs for 1900* W. H. COLLINS & CO., REMOVED TO MITCHELL & TUENEB^IOJ^JDIPREIIISES, tanorkd Street^



SPECIAL NOTICE T 0 Our Customers & the Public Generally, Vkf E have just landed (per s.e. Fern field from America) the following /#7 - es whlch were bought before the great advance on all classet of woods in the American Market :~ ?2 S asks and Oaßefi and Lampwaro 18 Casks and Hogsheads Glassware 14 Oases Ansonia Clocks and Watches 10 Oases and Crates Mrs Potts' Irons, etc. Also, to arrive per s.s. Hawke's Bay,— 6 Cases Aneonla Clocks and Bronze Ornaments o2 £ a a and H°g»heads Table Glassware 25 Cases Acme Lamp Chimneys 5 Oases American Plated Goods tn m l AlßO»*o«wivopers.B. Rakala from England,— w t Or*tes of Dinnerware and Chlnaware. We have Goods arriving by almost every steamer LAMPS & LAMPWARE. ?.S w n hat. y°ur .!amP V »«ed ß are th«y can be fully met from our comprehends blOC ™aJ?£™ e pnces ssked wlll meet with Jour approval ROCHESTER lAM^rithJfatent LJghtlff^hinent. as shown. /^v the: <^V\ Emboaaed Nickle Little Juno k^^ii No ,; M «2to SSI, 8, 6d No 1-50 Candle'pnwer 8a 9d N° 2 ' * CH>d'e P °W6r * "' H 2 85 „ , t i2s6d wSmm ■ Chimneys, Beui Quality, 70 *%ijsoW 9J and lOcl *^g Rochester B«Bgiog LljQpi Magnificent Hall Lair p 3 in From 6 ■91 each Ruby, Pink, and Ruby etched chimneys 7d 93 101 / I from 25s each ommaejs <d, m, lOi I | Tfg*(\ Library or Drawing Room I I^ll (Polished Brorze Metal) I Ssmf ) I I II With Patent Spring Extension \ Je|«q f $ I Decorated Shades & Fronts, ]i&«aMkf Si 10 Different Patterns " §1 No 1, 50 candle power, Hi Ad 1 I -Jfim 85 candle pewer, I4i M Jjm 1 'iSBt No 3,300 candle power, 22s td t\. Milk I^^^l w't'l n'c*:*" fronts, harp* /t-JbUb^TOUj^ I4fßs>! and bell, with enamelled CW^W^BHfy £__^^J Ohinaneya f r the above, 9d, Nickle Plated, us ehown Is 9' >^^S^v J|\ All On Krch s■.. r Latnpe Little Brownie Bracket Ltoipt M Wl fitted with the latest . £icke' plated It 9d i 1) Wick Raitera ** S fown'c „. yaQW B»«b 2a lid k Brass Hauu L^mps la each. U y B Jflli^^ Many other styles to choose fsj^S^^B .; JOhinmeys from 3d each* fI^H3P« Mbk^b^b^b^b^H ' Tabu! r Lanterns wilt no:f go out in au>vvind, * Remember, No 1, 2, and 3 ?s Hi eroh *j«Sf : ■■(■■F Rochester Lamps fitted with Extra Globes Is 3d~ 11^^^^ patent lighting attachments gQ Q\\ gt;v<s Ircmil 6d gj lW' mem ■ ■■■ _r^^^^_^ iH^HiHi^B^B^B^Hi^B^BßHi^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^BHi I jjL li^B^B^B^B^B^B^Hb^B^B^B^bU^B^B^B^B^B^M Ib^b^bb^b^b^Hb^b^bPP^Bbß^b^b^b^b^bh' |^^^^HB^^H^^^H| KEROSENE PUMP a<s. %\lvkj^ I^^^^^^^l^^^^lHb^b^b^b^b^bW 2s ach I^H^^^^^^^k^Hß^g^^^^^^^^lJ Saves its cost in a very thort Ig^HI^BIIKBPIBIISRS^^^^^^HI time. ACME LAMP CHIM:NE\ ry will not break with heat. Stocked in the following kinds :-~Jano, Nos 1, 2, and 3 f Rocheaters, Nob. 0, 1, and 2 * Victor Top, Nos. 0, 1, and 2; Sun Hinge Chimneys, Duplex, Na'mog, Gem i also Globes foi.' Tabular Lanterns Remember, these ara the Finest Chimneys manufactured, bub we sell them at a lower price than raaDy stores charge for th« ordinary FLETCHER BROS.; CASH SUPPLY STORKS, ASHIBQRTJON & CHRIS TO HUB OH, Box 67, Telepboni