The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no, 5249

Ashborto* ; Wednesday, October 31, 1900,

price : One Penny

Where Nerve Was Needed.

A THRILLING ADTENTUBE.

A distinguished motor party, among whom were Lord Wolverton and Lady Haliburton, had a thrilling adventure one day (th* Express tells no) on the road between Dor«r and Folkestone Mr Montague Grains** White was driving tbe party, which aam* bered eight, including four children, in a o*r weighing 32owt ' ( Tbe first part of the vttj tteep descent into Folkestone was managed withonv trouble. Then the pace quickened, and Mr Grah&me White found to bh horror that (he brakes had fired and burnt away under the prolonged strain. He was practically helpless, With admirable nerve, however^ he set himself to conquer the difficulties of, the situation. In the first place he reversed ths engine, but fo the circumstances it was powerless against tbe momentum of a com bined weight of over two tons. Then ha steered the car from side to tide of the road in the hope of reducing its speed, bat In vain ; is surmounted every obstacle against which it was driven. Finally, he performed the most marvellous tour de force that haa ever been accomplished on an autc-car. He drove the oar on to the pavement, between a lamp post and a wall, the clearance being so narrow that, as Lord Wolverton says,. "you could hardly have put a sheet of not* paper -between the wheels and the post," then he pulled the oar straight across Hit road, and steered it through a, narrow gate* way into the yard of Folkestone Junction Station. The alternatives here presented were either to dash into the station building or to clew the car round within an extremely narrow space while travelling at thirty miles an hour, heading ife back through the gate and checking the momentum by turning up the hill. Naturally he chose the latter course. All four tyres were ripped oft* simultaneously as the oar was wrenched round in its tracks, but the spokes held together, dcepite the tremendous strain* Back through the gate went the oar, still under the momentum of that terrific de* scent, round to the right it was pulled, and at last it was brought to a standstill on the up grade. Mr Gr&hame White may b* remembered ss the gentleman who, daring the recent 1,000 mile trial, when the steering apparatus of hia car had become broken, steered with his foot for a distance of over fifty mi!oi». With a weaker nerved and Ims cool-headed * motiet' in command such an adventure as this later ona could only hare terminated in a fearful disaster.

ANDREE'S FATE.

Mr C-wl Siewers announces bo the Tjondon Standard that the Andree Buoy No. 3, which was found on the north west coast of Iceland this 6uminer ; was duly forwar ded to Stockholm, where a few days ago the pare.-l in which'it -wan enclosed waa Opened at a special sitting of the Royal kcademy of Science. There was preßent all the leading Swedish arctici and savants fenr! tho meeting was naturally a very ! solemn and melancholy one. the silent loucp*lhetic message speaking eloquently enough a* to the~ea& and terrible fate that must -have overtaken the bold voyagers, "This t uoy. like Buoy No. 2 waa empty, except for some marine smfma's; but wlnt waa not known, la that this buoy, too, like the others, irai without cover. Nor does it appear thab either buoy ever had a cover screwed on, and Buoy No. 1 has never been touud. This fact is very significant, and both Consul Perrson, of Tilrihgborg, who pre« aented the buoys, and Dr Ekholm, who was a member of Andree's first venture bob declined fco share in the aec*nd, maintain that this is accounted for by the circumstance that the parts were stowed separately in the gondola, and all were pitched oot when the balloon burse and .collapsed at sea soon atter the ascent. This occurance is farther borne ontiby the fact thab Buoy No. 2was fonndin May of last year at King Charles Land, and No. 8 onthecoasc of Iceland,indlcati.Dg that both came into the sea north of Spitzbergeo, and were carried by well-known current^ to where they were found. On the other hand, it ia ©nly fair to state that Ciptaltt S*edenborg, of the gunboat Svenßksund, asserts that the locks were sorewed on to the buoys half an hoar before the ballooM ascended. If this be bo, they most have been unscrewed by the ice-pack. To this theory, Mr Ernest Andree, brother of the gallant aeronaut, adheres, and Is, indeed, still sangninethat ailare yeb alive, though, no doubt, the only man in the world who thinks so now, Another sign of the buoy not having fallen on land o* ice is that there was not a dent or scratch on the metal point at the bottom, indicating that it fell info the water." Mr Siewers thinks, that the balloon waa unsound.



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SEEDS. SEEDS. S EDS i9oo. ■ - :- ssAsoir. - ■ isoo. ! Nimmo and Blair's FAMOUS STANDARD SEEDS VEGETABLE SEEDS FLOWEft SEEDS _3D.iPERIPACKET. Id. PER PACKET.' NIMMO AND BLAIR'S SEEDS GROW, FEW EQUAL. NONE BETTER; ALL THOROUGHLY ;. TESTED BEFORE BEING SENT OUT.fJ |gP.QKDER EaRJLY - - And have your Seeds in hand wheuf |lt; is time to sow.| OATALOOUEB CAN |BE:HADSON:APPLIOATION. FLUWER SEEDSJin one hundred varieties. This liso includes the moat hardy varieties as wel! as the showiest:, and each packet contains more than suffioient Seed to p'aib in an ordinary garden. SOW THEM AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE ANY DISAPPOINTMENT. SHEARMAN BROS., JUROOEBS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS Market House, Ashburton, —-* 30,000 fto/^sa cllrll Cooking Ranges -,- ..i' f^'t-nT-xs ■ i ■■iiiiimil ' In Use in the Colony "~*jr~~ uiimi iibmiihj 1 "_.„„, .riffl*«iM. 'Hhe f barn Lignite, Trae Coal, or Wood up » !£ijQS t NO SETTING RFQUIRED. " $ ' 9MM§ H' *^S»-J«^ IP With Stove Pipe can be worked out in the ' {[ I open. Splendid Bread Bakerp,. w>-ffiL<^% [Li With cast iron or copper boilers. She I Hg£»| *Gr~^^* jC copper boilers are large and tin lined inside. i (*T tt"''_'-lB L m ■■»"■■'»;ag=4j Ropaire a»e a Minimum. *—™ t _® jr ifcp^y^i^S) Made in all sizes, Bingle or doubl ovena J A '' : \~- <'<t High or low pressure boiler 9 " rr™n g o l^ hy all Ir«nmongerp, from whom Oata logues can be obtained, or from the makers, H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., ROITTHENT) FOUNDRY. PRiKOEa Street, PUN^DIN NOTICE TO FARMERS. ABB CASH BUYERS OF PRIME Mil LING WHEAT IN AM QUANTITY Please take your Samples to the Mill We can supply Oornaacka at coat price, GRISTING DONE ON FARMERS' ACCOUNT. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0.,) D. WOOD, Manager 17th Mamh. 1900. WOOL, WOOL, WOOL I AM vow making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OF COMMISSION, upon all Wool placed in my hands for sale, either in Aehburton, Chriatoharch, Tiraarn, or for Shipment. This Seaso»'a WOOL SALES for Canterbury have been fixed as under, viz : — CHEISTCHUECH—November 22, .1900, December 13, 1900, January 17, 1901, February 19,1901 TlMAEU—Wovember 30, 1900, January 3 ( 1901, February'l^ 1901 k i I shall be represented both at OBRISTOHURGH and TIMARU. WOOLPAOKS AND ALL STATION REQUISITES SUPPLIED AT LOWEST MARKET RATES DAVID THOMAS, ASHBURTON. PURE SEEDS, I have lately erects regardless of cost, the MOST COMPLETE FEED CLEAN ING PLANT south of the line, and I now a6k Farmers 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 X can supply best Byegrasa and Cocksfoot locally grown, also best Clovers, dressed Sy my own Machines, the purity of which must be seen to be appreciated AIso—HURST & BON«S ENGLISH CLOVERS, TOBNIPS, RAPE, LUCERNE, TREFOIL, &c. D. THOMAS^ ASHBURTON



ASK YOUB SHOE DKALEK FOR E^BIBY (fl • ENOOUBAGE PAIR J OOLOKIAIi GUABANTEBD. & SHOES INDU^TB|YV MANU/ACTURED BY " S. ANDEESON, TIMARU. H. M. JONIS. H. M. JONES. " STATIONERY BOOKS; ACCOUNT BOOKS. OKA AAA ENVELOPES, imported direct. Commercial Envelopes S^^t^L^Z from 3s 6d per 1000; 5000 at 3s per 1000. BoxecTStaJonery, latest styles, from 6d,f9d, la, la 6d, 2a box, PIANOS. ORGANS. 44 payments of £1 each will purchase a splondid overstrnng, foil trichord, massive iron-frame Piano, ap-tb-dafce in every particular. Onjy £1 required to be paid at time of purchase. o*ll and see this before you buy elsewhere. . . , gOgans from ICs per month ; Pianos*from°2Qs |(krgmontb; CRICKETING AND LAWN TENNIS MATERIAL Just arrived, ex Gothic, from Wisden and Son's, London. RACQUETS, London inlaid, Victoria, Invicta, Ghampion, Match Popular BALLS, Plain and Covered, Slazenger'p, SilvertOwn, Wisden's. CRICKET BATS, Warsopp's, Wisden'sall cain, Duke's, Union, Hearne^s and others. - BALLS, Hearne's, Duke's, Wisden'e,, Craven, Match, and Practice Balls; H. M. J ONE S. LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. JUBT ARRIVED PER «S.S RANGATIRA/AT T. H. UNDRILL & CO.'S. LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. NllW & CHOICE DESIGNS AND COLOURS.] LINOLEUMS AND OILCtbTHS. The Largest Stocks to Choose from, at Prices to suit all, at T. H. UNDiiILL -& CO.'S. Also, Some Remnants at greatly reduced prices; also, a Large Assortment of Oilcloth for Dados, bedsteadsTbedsteads. I We have just opened another Large Shipment of Brass and Iron Bedsteads in the late'Bt designs, direct from the Best Manufacturers in Birmingham, which enables us tofgive you the best possible .value. BEDDING & FURNITURE of all kinds.made on the premissß from the best material. We invite all to inspect oar Stocks. No one pressed to bay. T. H. UN DRILL & CO., CABINETMAKER. UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE FRAMERS . & UNDERTAKERS, TANCBIjJ STREET, Next Building Society a Office



i MBS JOHNSTON i rpEAGHER of the Pianoforte and' Birring. Bavelock Street. __ SMOKE """' JVOHJEOAY TOBAqCO. The Latest and Best Manufactured by 0 Williams & Co Rich*- ,^d. V A NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1859. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION rfIHE Premier and Wealthiest Colonial JL Company, Noted for Promptness and Liberality Paid-up Capital and Reserves, £400,000. Fire and Marine Risks, Also,— Bisks on Growing Drops. Threshing Machine?, etc, accepted at lowest current rates. E. W. Hanmer, AGENT OSBORN COOMBE, PIANO TUNER ft EXPBRU (Late of London)* "T7IBITS Asbbnrton and surrounding di V triets every four montht, viz—Marcb 1 July, and November* ORDERS may be left with MR LLEWELLYN OWEN at his Mask! Studio, Arcade Chamber*, Aahburton, or at Commercial Hotel* T^TANTED KNOWN—That we are TT clearing oat all odd lengths of Oilcloths and Linoleums, to make room for new Goods, now landing ex S.S Gothic—Mitchell & Tubnbe. FOR Your Spring Costume try us Dressmaking Department under new management. Style and fit guaraateed— Nobthootb & Hefford, " The Oorner.'i



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TO STUD HORSE OWNEKS iTTORSBOARiJsIk HOFSS JREOBIPT BOOKS 'Piloted *t the MAIL acd GUARDIAN Office' with Neatnets and Despatch »nd>t Moderate Prices. TO Stand thh Reason at Wellbeck, Tinwald, the Imported Stallion OB LI G ADO Ormonde (winner Bend Or (vlnner of Derby and of Derby) 7 St. Leger and L% Agne!?i by 3 pa»d»ire-ofFly. Miq^oni (win . ► I^gJl'l.--. ner of Derby) co O. Shotover (winne* Hermit (winner ! '"' 3Sof Derby and ofDerby) « E^wo Thousand g^ihb^~~by .g Guineas toxopholite, the fc — _—~— - Birß Maeket. © Trappist (winner of the Stewards Hermib (winner q Oup at Good- of Darby) wood and one of O tbe most bril- —" 5} § li»nt horses of 0 3 his day) 3[* ■ : —- . , _^ _ PQ Macaroni (win Oner of Derby) Frivolity (winner ■ -■ of Middle"Park Miss Agnes (one Plate and? Alt- of tha gre»*esb horp P»rk mares in the Stakes * Ensflieh SJbud Book) Obligado Is npd of the most fashionab y bred horses ever imported from England. His sire, Orville, is by that great champion Ormonde, otsb of Shotover, who won amongst other races, the Two Thorisand ! Guineas and the Derby. His sire. Hermit, also won the Derby. whilßt her dam Stray Shod is a grand-daughter of that great! mare Medicant, an Oaks winner and a j dam of a Darby winner Frivolity, tho : maternal granddara of OMitjado. was a very brilliant mare, winning, amongst other races, the Middle Park Plate, and she ia one of the greab Agnes family ; in fact. Frivolity is full sister in bjp'd to Li'y Agnes, the dam of the great champion Ormokde,.. . .■• ._ -, : The pedigree of ( bligado, back only three removes, shows six Derby winners, together with a double strain of the great Hermit and Miss families -a blend ing of fashionable blood that cannot fail attheetad. Obligado met with a slight acc'dent last winter, which prevented him being propeily trained, but h«is a beantj fnf mover, and before meeting with his accident proved beyond a doubt thab he was possessed of great pace. There is no more promising imported sire In Australia or New Zealand. TERMS : — Thoroughbred Mates, 10 Guineas. A 'Limited Number of Halfbredß at 5 Guineas. Apply to E. GATES, 96 Wellbeck, TinwaldV 1, ' ' • -I TO STAND AT ALLBNTON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICT The BBAUTjiui. Bay Horse (16Jhdo) GBNEKA.L TRACEY. (Record 5.4.) ByJßerifn- Jenny Tracey (both imported SIRE of Victory 11, General Grlgg, Experience, General Standish, Traoey Belle, General Shafter, and many otheri too nnmeroua to mention For further particulars, appy to THOMAS HAROLD, 9 173 Groom in charge J. V. DE BEEE WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER TTAS just received a Large Shlpmen OF WATCHES. WATCHES 6 Dozen Nickel Levers at 27s 6d Specially made to order, Strongly built to suit hard wear. 2 Years Guarantee. 3 Dozen NICKEL WATCHES at 20s' The best value in the Colony. 1 years Guarantee, | A New and Full Stock of Gent's and Ladies Gold and Silver Watches to hand. SPECTACLES New Frames and Lenses on tho Interchangeable System. To meet the requirements of It hose using the famous "LAZARUS' Spectacles a special importation of bis Frames and Lenses to hand. SIGHT TESTING A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED* J. V.DE~BEEK WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, ; Ashburtcn *



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