The Ashburton Guardian.

V'ol xxi. no. 5289

Ashburton; Thursdw, December 20, 1900

Pbice ; One Penny

Married In Prison

Louis Dnguefc, who is undergoing three months imprisonment for theft, was married the other day in the Sitnt* Prison to Marie Oheville, a floriit. Duguet's lawyer acted us best man and the prison chaplain performed the re ligions ceremony. Some laughter Wit occasioned by the words in the service. Thou shalt live with thy husband and go with him whithersoever he doth go, for the bride and bridegroom will not meet again until Duguet's sentence bai expired.

A Thrifty Millionaire.

THE LATE JAME§ TYSON'S MET HODS.

Ab the hearing at Brisbane of the action by the Government against the Qaeeni* land Trustees (Limited) for succession doty in the estate of the lac Afr James Tyson, Henry Dmiels of Camboya, uaid that Mr Tyson regarded Felton station as his home. On one occasion Mr Tyson informed witness that the pi o vie us owner of Felton had lived beyond his income, and borrowed monty from him, and then went travelling on the Continent with Lord this and Lord that, and Lord knows who ' As a consequence, he could not * pay interest on tho loan, and Mr Tyeon gave him £30,000 or £40 000 more to clear oat altogether. Abont two years before his death Mr Tyson said to witness 'I am very lonely. I have never injured man knowingly in my life, I am ov«r 70 years of age, and have nob a friend in the world, I have any amount of relations, and I believe they want to know when I'll die, so that they can get my money.' Wit* nets said. 'You may be wronging them. I don't believe they are all that way. for I know some of them myself,' Mr Tyson answered, 'Well it may be so, bat 1 I feel the only real friend is here (patting his trousers pocket). Witness orce asked Mr Tyson how he. managed to keep a grasp of his affairs, and he replied that it was the easiest thing in the world. He explained that he made the bank managers do h;s bookkeeping and keep an account of all his 'transactions.

Witness told how on one occasion Mr Tyson, to save exchange, drew £80 000 in sovereigns from the Bank of New Sooth Wales and brought it to Qieensand with him by boot. He drew £25 a month for personal txpeisses, and tnce complained to witness that he had been extravagant, in es much as he had drawn £20 over that allowance. Joseph Stirling, blacksmith, in the coarse of his tvidenc , said he, at the re quest of Mr Tyson, oree visited Felton. Mr Tyson was absent and the only ooca pants cf the homestead were a girl, an old woman of 80, who acted as cook, and a cat. He was not afterwards surprised to 1* am that- the girl drowned herself. The place va<i enough to send one melanr choly mad. When witness mentioned the visit to Mr Tyson the latter said gleefully * Oh 1 keep nothing on my establishment that does not earn its rations. Every dog his its own beat, 'fit has not, James Tyson mast know the reason why," Wit* ness stated that he frequently succeeded in bleeding Mr Tyson for subscriptions!)! military tournaments, churches, schools, etc, bat he would never allow his name to appear.

Murder Will Out.

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The arrest of a man in Mew Zealand for the Colchester murder of seven years afro recalls (says the London Daily OhranteU} some carious incidents of a kindrtd sort. In the same colony in 1885 a prosperous and much respected settler was arrested for the mnrder of his mother and sister in Ireland and brought Home and hanged. The crime had been committed m%|ty years before, and he had no douot come to feel perfectly safe. Bat the bodies of the victims—recognised by their rings and brooches — having been fund in a dis used well in Ireland, the police set in quiries going. Once he engaged a 'new chum' to work on his farm near Auckland and eventually took great interest in the man, who appeared to be a town-at- heel younger sen. The murderer was a J P,, and it was the serving man's duly to drive his master into town each week to take Ms seat on the bench. One day he drov* him quickly up to the door of the polica station, hurried him inside, and read his warrant to him. The dstective had. in the course of sympathetic converse 1 ions on the farm, wormed quite enough oat of bis "boas" to make sure of his man.



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JOHN T. COOCH, GKOCERY, HAKDWARE, CROCKERY, & PRODUCE MERCHANT. SAUNDERS 1 BUILDINGS, ASHBURrON B /^\ \yl MY Stock ia large and well assorted, and specially suite 1 to the coming festive season; The few linea I quote will oonvhaco you that lam as cheap ga my neighbours. I only keep first quality gooda, and you o*a depaad upoa attsatioa and civility, Frioei quoted are for cash ouly. Millaquin Buj»ar 15? 6d per 70lb bag ; Roller Flour per sack 149, per flOOlba 7a 6d, per sOib 3b lOd ; Finest) Oatmeal per bag, 2s 9d ; Good Tea par S!b box. from 7» 6d ; Wor cester Sauce, 3 bottles for 1b ; Sardines, 3 tins for 1b ; English Brown Windsor Soap, Is per dozan cakes ; Finest new Ghriefmas Fruits, etc, at lowest current prices. The Jam Seaioa is bow coming on, and I quote for Mason's pateßb jim jara lqti, Ss 6d per doz; 2qt, 6s 91 per doz ; 21b Glass jun j*rs, 2a lOd per doz ; Covered jelly art, 4« 9d per doss* .. ' .■..■' ( My Crockery and G'afaware stock has just been replenished by two shipments straight from the manufacturers, and a peep at my window will give yon a good idea of'the value I am giving. Full Bedroom Sela from 12a 6d : Cups and Saucers from 4s 6d per d> z ; Jogs from 2s 6d per set of 3. I am a tuiyer of Butter and Eggs all the year rtund, and can truly say ' highest prioe given ;' Mns Lili/s prize Separator Butter always in stock. My Hardware Department is well etoeked with general furnishing and domestic Iron mongery. A nire assortment of Enamelled and Brass Preserving Parus, Milk i)ishes and Strainer?, Wire Difh Covers, Churns, Buckets, Lawn Mowers, Efollow Ware, Hay Forks, Rakes, Rope, Tin Ware, etc. You will find my prices in this line hard to baafc, All kinds of Produce in stock, including Oabs'ioaf, Bran, Sharps, Chick J Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, &c, ab market rates. Note the Address-— Sanndera' Buildingg, Ashburton SHEARMAN BROS,. FAMILY GROOEBS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS GROCERIES. GROCERIES INTONE, but the beat brand of Groceries kept in Stock—-'linned Fish and L 1 Meats of every description, Currants, Rttiains, Sultanps (all of First Quality); Agents for Gore Oatmeal ; Butter and Cheese, the finest procurable rom the best makers. Millaquin No. 1 Sngar always in stock. TEAS. TEAS. TEA* 5. We make a specialty of Teas, and have a large stock, rane;ing'[froin Station Teas to the Finest Orange Pekoe Oeylon, Packed in |lb and lib Packets, s!b and 101b Tins, and Half Obesfcs. Samples may be had on application GENERAL MERCHANDISE. B B A and TUS Sheep Shears, Oil Stones, Ropes, Nails and Staples, Raw and Boiled Linseed, Castor, Neats Foot, and Valvoline Oils ; Table Cutlery ay the best makers, Electro Plated Goodß a specialty, suitable for Wedding Presents; Splendid Assortment of Brushware of every kind, Lamps and Lamp ware, Ironmongery, and General Household Requisites, Customers may always rely on being supplied from a large and well assorted Stock of the above Goods ac the most reasonable prices. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. SHEARMAN BROS., MABKET HOUSF, BURNETT STREET, ASBBTJRTON SPECIAL SHOW THIS WE! X OF CURTAINS, BLOUSE MUSLINS CURTAIN MUSLINS, DRESS LAWNS,' CURTAIN NETS, PIQUES & PIQUETTIS, CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN MAKE THEM BOYS DRILL SUITS IN ALL SIZES & COLOBS. —New Goods ex p.s. Delphic— LINOLEUMS, ALLOVER LACES, CARPET SQUARES, VAL & TOCHON LAOES,^ HEARTH RUGS, FANCY & MARKET BASKETS, LADIES AND GENT'S UNDERCLOTHING IN FULL RANGES' OF ZETA & VARIOUS OTHER MAKES. MITCHELL AND TURNER G. MEDDINS, " THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER," Opposite Arcade, Burnett Street. BOWLS, BOWLS. BOWLS. | TAYLOR'S First Quality and Presentation, Inspection Invited. SHEEP SHIiAKS. SHEEP SHEARS. BBA, TUS, II A, and' Shepherd Brands. Oil Stones, Raddle, Lamp Black, Branding Oil, and all Requisites for the Shearing Season. LAWN MOWERST~LAWN MOWERS. The' Latest Improved—" The Pastime," easiest running Maohine>ade. Also, New Easy, Crescent, F & N, etc. t



■ 3O ( )OO # ___3g^B||>L Cooking* Ranges L/ \ m i hi* " 111 *r ■ mwv m ami v rv i a.i f*n D j^p^ TTjjThmi j i I, _ljlM in Uaa In the Colony m - iii 1 11 | i '" ' j^jgrngmm: , The^ burn Lignite, True Coal, or Wood up fcjg|- <r=<2 fe NO SETTING REQUIRED. "9 fePWJJJ _U i«^*sirjvsL Ir* With Stove Pipe can be worked out fn the I " » ■ V**s*%s v II open. Splendid Bread Bakers I » m<tSß£Fy " I >*^Ij ;> >^i {jL With cast iron or copper boilers. The I - (HMP *£r~*<^ ICS copper boilers are large and tin lined inside. L.i sffiKa)i "[' i nil i i Ip- * Repairs ate a Minimum. I »^:' "©"""/? mBQBSHEft Mads In all Bfzes, single or double ovens. fci-' ' A./. .. ■J'ij U v"^^g^*Fffr . High or low pressure boiler ■ fTJlii ,11 . - ~J S? ■ ■ ■ •*■■■ Sold by al Irnnmonger6, from whom Oata logues can be obtained, or from the makers H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. SDT7THENP ffnUNDRY. .Pbinom Street, DUFHinTN WOOL, WOOL, WOOL I AM now making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OP COMMISSION, * upm all Wool placed in my hands for sale, either In Ashburton, Chrlstchnrch, Timaru, or for Shipment. ! This Seasons WOOL SALES for Canterbury have been fixed as under, viz :— CHRIBTCHURCH—January 17, 1901, February 19, 19D1 TlMAßU—January 3 1901, February 7, 1901 I shall be represented both at CBRISTCHURCH and TIMARU. WOOLPACKS AND ALL STATION REQUISITES : UPPLIED AT LOWEST MARKET RATES 2nd Sale CHRISTOHUROH—I3th December. Wool to be consigned— Seed Co.'s Siding, Addington. account D. Thomas DAVID THOMAS, ASHBURTON. PURE SEEDS, I have laWy eiected, regardless of cost, the MOST COMPLETE FEED CLEAN ING PLAST south of the line andTnow atk Farmer to inspect the same at work. I AM PREPARED TO CLEAN FOR FARMERS ANY DESCRIPTION OF SEEDS OR GRAIN AND WILL GUARANTEE TO GIVE THEM SATISFACTION I can supply lest Byegrass and Cocksfoot, kcally grown, also beet Clovers, dressed by n.y own Machines, the purliy cf which must be eeen to be appreciated AI6O-HURST& SOK'S ENGLISH OLOVURS.TORNIPS, RAPEiJLUCERNE, TREFOIL, Ac. D. THOMAS! ASHBURTON Importer ofJbtistic TBE COMING JIARVKBT BINDEIi. I AM THE AGENT FOR THE Piano Jones Lever Binder PRICES AFb TERMS ON APPLICATION. I Guarantee to keep all Extras, E, W, HAtfMER. SMOF.E ONLY NE \\ VENUS l i /~\ | A PERFEOT TOBACCO. I .WILLIAM PATCHING, EAST & BURNETT STREETS, ASHBURTON, SADDLEK & HARNESS MAKER. TIT V COMPETENT STAFF now includes FIRST GLASS COLLAR AND SADDLE MAKERS. j Pit and Workmanship Guaranteed, j Repairs Executed Promptly and at Moderate Re tea



BAKER BROS., FDR VTlSfl iNO T"fNDERTAKF.TIft URNTSHING *J NDERTAKERS, DIRECT Importers of Best and Latefib Designs in FUNERAL FURNISHINGS. FUNERALS condnoued with the greatest care and satisfaction, ifc most reasonable charges. Corner of Wak»nnl Road and Case | Streets, and Baker and Coach . Factory. | •■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l ! T H UNDRIIiT-,, » ONDBILL T H UNDBILI & CO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS ODANORED STREET, ASHBURTON ! EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. Pou'shed Coffins a Specialty | A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wraathi j in Stock. ~— Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows* Hall; also care © Mr T. Andrewß, East Belt. 2 THE DAINTIEST LITTIF, WHEEL THAT EVER WAS " "The Rambler?- HAVING sold ont of my o'd of theee superior Bicycles, I have nso opened up a fresh consignment of the CATEST PATTERN "RAMBLER" SPECIAL LIGHT R l CERS, ROAD RACftRS, & ROADSTERS in all frizes arc! all fitted v.rh -he tvf* listing G Sr J detachable Tyre. "Til IS K.A.M, J3I_. 131* ,' CALU AJN U INSPECn HE STOCK. Price Easy. RidiDg Easy. Machines the Strongeofc en Earth. ACCESSOBIEB IN STOCK. i ')TBER MAKER FITTED WITH G & J TYRES* I). TBOMAg. S. McBRIDE, Monumental Hcuiptor, 60 Stefford S', Timftr tA LWAYS in Stock—A first J\_ class selection of Marble and Granite Monuments, Designs and Estimates for warded on application. Letter Cutting In any style A.AGER. ARCHITECT. ARCADE CHAMBERS ASHBURTON. TP you want a NEW HOUSE, or.Alter* felons, or Newest Style of Decorations, CONSULT MR AGER. Call and see the ! KEW FIBROSE BLIND Imitation of Venetian, at half the price. sThTgkaves, BHAREBROKER AND FINANCIAL AGENT, 185 HEREFORD STREET, CHRIST CHURCH & AT GREYMOUTH. RELIABLE Information on Dredgio Stocks. Correspondence Invited. Codes : Bedford McNelll's, Morelng and Neal's, A.8.0. Code (fourth Edition. MR P MAKEIG, Aafaburten Representative Telegbaphio Address: GSAVE&f Chrletchnrch.l Greymouth—Brownlie, Greymouth LLEWELLYN OWEN, M'CS.M. CERTIFICATED TEAOHER, LOCAL Representative of the London College of Music, and ef the Muaica International College, > PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, VIOLIN, MAR DOLINB, SINGING, HARMONY AND COUNTERPOINT. "XT MAS and New Year cards and Dolls in groat variety at Mrs AlOorn'b, also a varied assortment} of articlea including Needle Work suitable for presents. All the Toys offered at nominal prices to clear, '



NOTICE. Kennedy :& Muirj BEG to Notify the Farmers and Horse Owners in the Aahbnrton County that th«y have TAKEN OVER Rbid & Gray's A.hburton Branch of JOBBING & ENGI NEERING, and are prepared to carry on all olaaaes of work aa usual; and alao intend to eTtrnd the Businens hy adding HORSE-SHOEING, COACH BUILDING, & GENERAL WHEELWRIGHTING Both having been employed by Reid & Gray for many years, and having large experience as Horse Shoers, Implement Makers, and Coach Builders, all work entrusted to their 1 oare will be executed with deßpatob and at moderate prices, 10 i ' ; WISHING YOU THE COM P MENTS OF THE SEASON TTT Owing to Sieknees, your Xmas Is I" t not 68 merry, or your New Year as happy as you desire, or your many friends wish you, remember that JPlanteliOS,' the great Herbal Remedy, having cured others, will cure you, and make the year ISOI the Healthiest and Happiest you have spent. Thy it. Are you subject to Headache, if go Plantekoa is ths Remedy. Read the following: — Mb J. G. Mold, Blacksmith and Wheel wright-,, Gladstone, writes under date 13/7/1900 Dear Sir,— l have suffered for years from Frontal and Bilious Headaches and have tried many so called Headache Cures without success, but after using one Bottle of your wonderful Remedy, my headaches are a thing of the patt and T consider myself permanently cured. I give you this testimonial voluntarily and cannot speak too highly of Plantekoa.—Yours faithfully, L. S. MOLD: Mr Charles A. Lolly, of the well-known business firm of LoUy & Co,, land and Estate Agents, 56 Willie Street, Wellington, saya— Sir, —I have mnch pleasure in recommend, inp your Plantekoa to anyone who may suffer from headache. I used a bottle of this | medicine several months ago, and since then I have not had one single attack, and have felt In splendid health. I consider this the more remarkable as previous to taking Plant* koa I was tui j*ct to violent head aches, on an average once a week and had recourse to Headache Wafers, Powderß, etc., » hjch only gave me temporary relief. You-can mention my name to anyone you know suffering in like manner. I shall only be to pleased to recommend Plantekoa. lObtainablb Everywhere. Try it.



IT CURES.— (CHEAP. f\ OODWILL of Lease (Perpetual) of 640 Acres first ola>e Sheep Country well fenced a"d watered, with good houße of rooms. Stock [can be taken over at valua tion E. W. HANMER. THE McCORMICK TTTAS AWARDED AT THE CHRISTOHITROH SHOW, Oo November 9,1900, The Certificate of Merit, Which carries with it a SILVER MEDAL, the highest award given to Harvesting Machinery at this Show. It wins in PARIS mote Awards than any other American Exhibitor there, besides ANNEXING the Grand Field Trial Trophy of a Gold Medal and 200 Francs, AGAINST ALL COMERS. Call and Inspect this Superb Machine before buying tlaewhere. Morrow, Bassett & Go ASHBURTON. M. PRIEST, Manager OSBOBN COOMBE PIANO TUNER & EXPERD {Late of London), T7ISITS Ashburtonand surrounding dis- V triotß tvery four months, viz—March, July, and November* ORDERS may be left at the COMMERCIAL HOTEL, or with MR LLEWELL\N OWEN at his Mmio Studio, Arcade Chambers. Ashbarton, MKS JOHNSTON rpEACHER of the Pianoforte and Singing, Havelook Street OUR REPAIRS are done at once at D Stock's Cash Boot Store. Cough Cure, Wahoo,KooUßAH md Benjamin Gum go to Ashbcbton



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