The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no. 5219

Ashbcjrton : Thiirsdif, September 27, 1900,

price : One Penny

Interprovincial.

United Prew Ai«wl»fcion—By BleoWio T«l*gr»ph.,

Wkluvovov, B«pfc 86 The Foitel authorities »re «dri»ti *fc»* theOcwaalo Bbeamahip Oomptsy tafteod t» reduce the p«a»gfi Iwlkjmw B»» Ke«n(mw md AnckUod to 16dfty«, of 86 bourl«M h»e wu origlnftlly iatwdad« Th» ettftintA voynge, which wit •tipaktad to oorapf aboot 16 d»yi 11 ho«n y will alto be «rt downto thtiame timeMontM w«iHr»rd route.

Ab the annual mmting of the Wellington Provinoial Industrial Afcgoolatioß, Me Stttmet Brown, president, said the trade all rtmad last year had been good, and that bo 4cßb% this was due largely to * combination ef circumstances which would not happen. every year, sacto as the boantifnt harvest end the good markets oaosed by the South African war, while the departure of a large number of yonng men for South Afrioa had done away, for the time being, with the unemployed difficulty. The future did not look so bright for the workers, as it wae known that in several trades, where in creased wagee had been given by the Arbitral tion Court, men bad been discharged and the article imported. He also considered thai in other respects industrial matters were unsatisfactory, and the experience ef tbe Arbitration Act had been confined to prosperous times. He doubted whether preference of employment to unionists was of any material advantage to the workmen, and contended t'iafc it was a general source of annoyance and irritation to employers. Mr Brown wae re-elected president. The invalided troopers from South Afrioa who reached Auckland by the Kutnare, arrived ab Wellington by the rt skapuria to* night and were received and welcomed by the Premier and Mayor and a fairly Urge crowd of the public.

CYCLING.

United Press Association—By fiteotrlo Telegraph—Copyright

Chbistckcbck, September 26 The annual report, of the North Canter bury Centre of the League of Wheelmen, states, that the committee is of opinion that the Centre syutem of Government ii more workable and more conducive to the welfare of the sport than the former system. The system of one club, one delegate, also prove! to be an advantage. The Manager of the Dunlop Tyre Coy suggested that contest! for the trophy to be presented by hii company should be over two diitanoei, 26 and SO miles, respectively, over, and oat and home course, and that they should be ooen to teams from any League Club in New Zealand; the contests for the first two veare to be held in Canterbury. Members of the Centre expressed the opinion that the con tests should be held in Canterbury always, and should be open to all Laagae Clubs. A oemmittee was appointed to confer with the manager of the ccmpany as to conditions. '

A New Great Seal

It appears that it has been necsssry to order a new Great Seal at a cost of £400 and that the old one hag been claimed as the personal property of the Lord Chan* cellor. Lord Halsbury's acquisition of the Great Seal, as custodian of which he is paid £10,000 a year, is thus assured. It does not often happen that a Lord Chancellor is bo lucky as this. In the paat the custom has been to have a fresh Great Seal and for the Lord Chancellor of the day to claim the old Seal $ but the Queen has reigned so long that more than once—almost every twenty years it has been necessary since her accession to the throne to reiew the signet of State indispensable in issuing Royal charters, grants and commissions.

Officers Who Wear Armour

Manj olSceri! of the British Army are now wearers of armour, As « general rule the mail is inclosed in leather caßing, which is sewn inside the tame so as to be invisible unless the garment is picked to pieces. And the same with the helmeta—a similar de vice is fixed as lining, bo as to give additional protection in case of need. Home officeri are not above wearing mail vests underneath their tunics and perfectly obvious to their comrades, who. although they may scof in time of peace, would be only too glad to don one themselves when in the middle of hostilities' The majority of the Maker's customers are officers, because the suit* are very expensive, costing about tea guineas each.

Archbishop Redwood's Sermon

Per United Press Association—-By

Electric Telegraph,

(Received Sept 26, 9 5 p m) Sydney, Sept 26 A large meeting at Newcastle pro tested against Archbishop Red^pd'a slanders. Tbe Dean of Newcastle, who did not attend, in a letter defended the Governor, whose courtesy, he said, had been taken advantage of. Commenting on Archbishop Redwood's remarks, he said; %-—" They read like ft sermon tag that has done duty before. 1 did not expect a complimentary reference to Lather from a Roman Catholic orator, and he is not likely to get one. Ido not think we should lose oar heads when a man sayi exactly the sort of thing that Roman Oatholic preachers are in the habit of saying. It is not possible to make Archbishop Redwood recant. He ii only busily advertising hia singularly unfavourable estimate of us."



BIT AW, SAVIIi J-ND aLBION COMPANY, i TBIITfiD, FOR LOW DOM. fa^fe^A. O'J'iAb MAIL S'"TKiA fyagrrlhr «-*■' &TCR3, withaupeeior 13?'™^*?*' *ooorolßf-I^*t;'on f orall eke.se:; fflteiws^ o l pasßeoKPtya, calling at Monte Video op Rio, Teaaziffe and Ply. month, Vessel ((Ten Commander From Date. Ksrame* 5464 Burton ... Lytb'n Sept 22 Gothio ..JTOOKMIey Wel't'nJan 31 CARGO STEAMERS. Kumar* 6000 Scotland Got 25 OCokomara 6238 Maxwell \ Nov Maori 5317Moffatt Nov Agent. fftHE ——— j^Mflyr NEW ZEALAND jj|j^^-;>yahipping oo.'s LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR LONDON, te Vide*, (Deneriffo A Plym»ts*, I Probable final Stumers. Tens. Port. Date. Waka&ane 8000 Wellington October 11 Waimate 5610 — Oot — Wakanul 5706 — N'ov 1 Rakaia 5628 . — Nov — Paparoa 7000 — To follow Waikato 4767 — „ Rlmataka 7700 — „ Tekoa 4050 — >, Papaaui 3803 ~ „ Otarama 6372 —  Raogitikel 7700 — „ Baapeha 1 BCOO — „ Fer farther particular* apply t« FRIIDLANDER BROS., Lao, UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Limited * TEAMBRy SAII FRCMLYTTELTON ASUNDER: For Wesbporti and Graymeuth—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE—-For extra Bailings see advertise ment is Ohristohuroh papers Duaedln — Mondays, Fridaya and alternate (Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pioton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; efsrence should therefore be made to Okrletcharch daily papers foe dates and hoar of sailing ""For farther partioulara apply to F FERRIMAN, Agent, Ash burton "henky: ¥tephenson~ (euooesaor to Alfred Harrison.) Established 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND jOMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, eto., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Furni ture, etc., aa per arrangement in any part of the county. Advonces made on ali goods placed in my hands for Sale. Kegular Consignments of Colonial Grown sad Inland Fruit sold pivately through the week, and ab Auotion on : BATURDYS. Agent: Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company ft Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agenoy Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay msnts from SO« per month, HENEY STEPHENSON, ! AUCTIONEER. •"■"m"WWI™1"1 A OABDi ~ "— A Branch Office has been opened by the undersigned ab Messes Nicoll Bros t Ens Street, where they will carry on praotiee'au Barristers and Solicitors. MAUDE & HARMAN, Solicitors, Chdatrch cb Money to Lend at Lowest Current Rates" *n Freehold Security. No Procuration Jbeo. MAUDE h HARMAK, 18 43 Ashburton. * ASHBURTON " * PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. X OA N 8 G RJjAJN 23 D F.RJO M - «€25 and upwards, at current rates- , FuH Parfeieularo on application. ] Offi cb —TancredStreet. G. JESSON, : PRAOHOAL WATCHMAKER & I JEWELLER, ; TTAS REMOVED to temporary \ premises HBXT MISSRS J. SSALY & GO. ] East Street. J 1 ~™MRS HXJIT.~ ~ \ T> EfRESHMKNT ROOMS I JL\) Meals Al All Houbs; Tanored ! Bfcresfc, opposite MoConbll's Stables, fSnsUsb shop to town. ? 30



..BEE OS. SEEDS SKH-DS. te vs ii ■ ' ;o; •""-**' it! ■ '■■ 119 001 C- :- SEASON. - - 119 00- I Nimmo and Blair's FAMOUS STANDARD SEEDS VEGETABLE SEEDS FLOWEffi SEEDS _3d. PER'PACKETi. Id. PER PACKET.! NIMMO AND BLAIR'S FSEEDS GROW. ! FEWif EQUAL. NONE BETTER; ?ALL THOROUGHLY TESTED BEFORE BEING BENT OUT. 38 OKDER EARLY - - And have your Seeds in hand whenj it ia time to sow. CATALOGUES CAN BE'HADJON APPLICATION, UTiUWEB SEEDS in one hundred varieties, (This liao Includes the most hardy varletiae &b well as the showiest, and each packet contains more than sufficient Seedjto pant in an ordinary garden. SOW THEMfAND YOU WILL NOT HAVE ANY DISAPPOINTMENT. f Y v ...„.-, SHEARMAN BROS., GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Market Hotjsb, Aehbarton. DAVID THOMAS, AUOTIONEEE, LAND, INSURNOS % B-iTATiS AGHSNT VALUATOR, WOOL & GRAIN BROKER, ASHBURTON. Loans Negotiated i Weekly Sales of Live"Stock—Tlnwald and Ashburtonfaiteraately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fats, Hides, [etcfon Mondays Sales of Wool Throughout the Season Grain Bought ana Sold on Commission Clearing Sales as per arrangements Arcade Horse and Furniture Sales held on Saturdays Horse Fairs held Monthly AGENT FOR— Matson and Co., Christenurch Booth, McDonald and Co., Chrlstchnroh White's Sheep Dip i Walter A. Wood Co. I Bowron Bros. 1 Belting | London and Lancashire Insurance Company | Graham's Font Rot Composition i ! Wright, Stephenson and Co, Dunedin Belfast M-»riures Vacuam Oil Company's Agricultural Oils PLANET JR., GARDEN AND FIELD TOOLS. RARAIA DISTRICT SALES. I Have made arrangements with MESSRS HARDY & CO., Merchants, Rakala, to act as my AGENTS for all Auctioneering Work In that District, and In con with fthem it will be my endeavour to make the RAKAIA SALE A SUCCESS. DAVID THOMAS, {Ashbnrtnn I have the following properties in my hands for Sale— 2000 ACRFS WESTERFIELD. 600 „ COR WAR 1750 „ RANGITATA 1000 „ LAURISTON ALSO— A complete Suburban Property, containing 87'JAcres* Oraham's Road < 23 Aoree, Dromore, opposite the school, live fence, well watered, hall in crop, half in grass D. THOMAS ASHBURTON NEW GOODS Sianoing & (Jo's FOE WINTER. new season — ■ BOTTLtD ALES AND STOUT, ■ NICHOLAS & PICKFPB . , , . ... lh QUARTS AND PINTS, TTAVE pleasure in informing their . SrousPatrona that they have landed «oz THE BEST IN THE MARKET Mamari' anobher shipment of "~— BootSj Shoes, Slippers, and Equal to threading Brands of Evening Shoes ENGLISH ALES. ITOK WINTER TBAUE Agentg Ashbarfcon _ MESSßS Shear . " —- man Bros. Included amongst these are Ladies' Gentieniana', and Chiidrens' Warm Slippers, (A splendid variety,) LOOK „,..,« T . A n a OiIEAP WINTER FIRING, [ The whole of oar Imported Goods .__ have been purchasod direct from the NEW MO ljifT SOMEKS Manufacturers and marked ofF at the nTIAf 1 very lowest margin of profit; and we OUAii. i ted Stock, at sach uniformly low „ prices be found, IT IS DSIi) EVERYWHERE. F. VINT TJ ft SH f) E R Thiß Coal is the Best and Cheapest Sfceanr. v v .c* ih x v vx- O"v;n»w vnd Household Coal in the markefe . Upwards of 20 different Styles in Uaod ln the Woo^FaotO ry andOante Laeies' Evening Shoes to choose from, oury Flour Milia. prices from 3s to 18s 6&; Gentle- —- mens' Court Shoes in all styles, and at OIVW SPLENDID RESULTS wonderfully low prices. WRITE FOR PRICES """ "" S!O NICHOLAS & PICKFORD, „»•„»■ f^. BAST STREET.



in use; m this colony (jJiUtMff 9 THEY BURN LIGNIfE, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 2ft 6in NO SETTING^BEQUIRED. Witb Stove Pipe can be worked out in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAEEES. With Caat Iron or Copper Boilera. The Copper Boilers are large and Tin-linei inside REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or double ovens. High or low pressure boilers- Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or fr( m the maker H. E. SHACKX.OCK, LTD., SOUTHEJSD FOUNDRY, Pbijsobs Stkeet, DUNEDIN. CROWDED WITH NSW GOODS, FROM FLOOR TO VEILING. Having just opened 25 cases ex b.s- 'Gothic ' and ' Rangitira,' we are now able to ask our Clients 1 inspection of a WONDERFUL VARIETY OF FRESH NOVELTIES! COMPRISING :—New Mantles, .New Jackets, New Skirts, New Blouses, IN DRESS GOODS We have the latest Black and White Effects, Lustres and French Fonlls. In BLOT'SE fiiBBI^S We show Fancy Mnelins, Valencionnsjs Muslins, Organdie Stripes, Mercerised Sateenn, Silk Zephyrs, Crepe and Chiffon Stripes, a'so a very pretty range of ■- ■ - ■• NEW PIttETS. NEW MILLINERY I NEW MILLINERY I Must be inspected to be [appreciated. (Wo make a Speciality of Children's Head Gear.) WHITE AND CREAM PIQUE COSTUMES In the Latest Shapes, Oowep, Marlow, Eeswlck, etc. LOVELY LACES Very choice ; in Valenciennes, Guipure, Torchon and Oriental, and Insertions to match, FANCY OVERALL LACE (very chaste) UP-TO-DATE VEILINGS I In Magpie, Cream, White and Black), finest lot yet shown at The Corner. NEW BRAID TRIMMINGS (specially selected) The Latest in Fisohus, Scarfs, Buffs, Bows, Vests and Fronts. A smart lot of Child* KHAKI BLOUSES and CAPS to match. NEW SUNSHADES. Pretty White Xii Boots and Shoes for Infants, Teatful Ten Shoes in Strap or Lace Mi^es. Ladies' Glaoe Kid Shoes (French and American), in Lace, Button and Strap JUST ARRIVED from the famous Mosgiel and Wellington Factories.— BOYS CLOTHING Of Khaki (regulation oloth), Serge and Tweed, in Transvaal, Baden-Powell and Sailor Shapes LADIES NOTE TfIAT "OUR DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMNT," Under Miss Oukrie (from Wellington), is now in full awing; Kindly place your Ord rs for the Show and Races EARLY, to avoid disappointment NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD, " a THE CORNER, EAST AND TANOEED STREETS ■ LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. JUST ARRIVED PER • S.S RANGATIRA,' AT T. H. UNDRILL & CO.'S. LINOLEUM. LINOLEUM. NEW & CHOICE DESIGNS AND COLOURS. LINOLEUMS AND OILCLOTHS. The Largest Stocks to Choose from, at Prices to suit all, at T. H. UNDRILL & CO.'S. Also, Some Remnants at greatly reduced prices ; also, a Large Assortment of Oilcloth for Dados. j bedsteadsTbedsteads. We have just opened another Large Shipment of Brass and Iron Bedsteads in the latest designs, direct from the Best Manufacturers in Birmingham, which enables H8 to give you the best possible value. BEDDING & FURNITURE of all kinds made on the premises from the best material. We invite all to inspect our Stocks. No one pressed to buy. T. H. UNDRIIL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE ERAMERS , & UNDERTAKERS, i TANORED STREET, Next Building Society I.* Office ' (



PLANTEKOA —IT OUREB« — "DEAD the following Testimonials, vat Judge for yourself ? " THE DOCTOR BURPBISKB At TH* IMFROTE MKNT." Richmond Street, PetonS September 28,189£ The Proprietors of" Plantekoa/ 1 Sirs,—For some time past I have been a martyr to Indigestion, Ghronia Liver Trouble, and General Debility. For days af a time I used to be in agony with pain it the region of the stomach, and all the medicines 1 tried gave me do relief. I wai attended by the doctor for come time, witt no permanent reiult. Being advised tc take your Botanio Remedy, lam pleased tc say I acted on this advice, and Ono Bottii has made a complete change in met Mj . friends (the doctor included) are all remark i ing about the wonderful improvement in mj appearance, and J[ cm honestly recommend j Plantekoa to all who buffer as I have done. Yours sinoerely, - MRS J. SMITH. Got his Thumb jammed in the doer of thi Guard's Van, but " Plantekoa" Oint ment heated its in a Fortnight. Taifea, October 15,1899 Proprietors "Plantekoa." Dear Sirs,—l am writing to inform you that I have used your Plantekoa Ointment with most gratifying results. About fir< months ago I had the misfortune to get mj hand caught in the door of the guard's vat at the Lower Hutt Railway Station* Mj thumb was badly crushed, and in a few hours it was terribly swollen and as black at my hab. Some of my friends stated that it would be necessary to have my thumb taken off, and I thought myself that I would require surgical aid. Having your Plantekot Ointment in the House (we always keep it), I bad my thumb bandaged with it, continu ing the application for several days. The result was astounding. In a fortnight it was completely healed, and as sound as it was before the accident. It is with pleasure , I send you this note that other sufferers may be induced to try Plantekoa. Yours truly, WILLIAM WHITTINGTON Ask your Chemist or Storekeeper for it* Agents—AUSTRAL BOTANIO Co,, East St. and Carson 4c Co, Tancred Street TO STUD HORSE OWNERS TTORSB OARJJS & HORSE RECEIPT BOOKS Printed at the MAIL atd GUARDIAN Office with Neatness and Despatch and at Moderate Prices. "fO~STAITD"AI^LLI ( NfON"A"ND SURROUNDING DISTRIOf The Beaototul Bay Hobse (I6£hds) GENERAL TRACEY. (Record 5.4.) By Berlin—Jenny Traoey (both imported SIRE of Victory 11, General Grigg, Experience, General Stand ish, Tracey Belle, General Shaffer, and many others too numerous to mention For further particulars, appy to THOMAS HAROLD, 9 173 Groom in charge BAKER' BROS., ! UIURNISHING TTNDERTAKERS I E URNiSHiNG Undertakers, ! DIRECT Importers of Best and Latest Deßigns in FUNERAL FURNISHINGS. FUNERALS conducted with the greatest care and satisfaction, at most reasonable charges. Corner of Wakanni Road and Oass Streets, and Baker and brown's Coach Factory. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Established 1870. BYBRY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. The two prime reasons which have led to the extraordinary bonuses which this office has been able to declare have been its ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT and its RE MARKABLY FAVOURABLE MORTALITY EXPERIENCE. " The Australasian Insurance and Banking Record" says,—"lt [the N.Z. Government office] possesses the splendid advantage of operating In perhaps the health last country In the world." To this, coupled with rigid care in the selection of lives, has been due the unprecedentedly low rate of mortality which the office has en joyed. Year by year the actual deaths have fallen far short of what was anticipated, and the funds thereby saved have all gone to swell the profits, which at the valuation ia 1896 (for three years) amounted in CASH to £225,000 Sterling. Present Funds amount to over THREE MILLION POUNDS. Annual Income exceeds £100,000. J. H. RICHARDSON, 8] Commissioner. MBS JOHNSTON rpEAOHER of the Pianoforte and Singing, Harelook Street,



TO STAND THIS SEASON IN ASHBURTON, The Well-known Trotting Stallion, PRINCE IMPEKIAL, By Hambletoniaa Bell Boy — Prin«es9. For fnrther particulars apply 8148 j. McDonnell. o^t,ravel this season IK THK I Ashburton Gorgp, Alford Forest, acd Methven Dia'ricfe, THE THOBOCGHBaBD HOE3E CAJOLE X V, By ApremoDt, dam Flattery, by Traduoer, dam Miss Flat, by Peter Flat I CAJOLERY iB a wall proportioned, band some, fine quality chestnut horse, standing 15.3 on steel bar like legs, and he left the turf i sound in every respect. Hia performances stamp him one of the moat brilliant flat horses we have had, and he was a clever fencer and a master of weight. His pedigree cannot be surpassed Tebms—£4 4s with guarantee ; groomage fee ss; £2 12s 6d season ! For further partioulara apply L. TILLET, Gtoora in charge; Or, W T DOAK, Mount Somers \ to travel inthe alford foreßt, 'mount somers and mayfield districts, THE DRAUGHT STALLION L A BJO D R X R, (Four years old) ' , T ABOURER is by Workman, Dam, I_J Lively 11. by Lord Beaoonafield (106); 2nd dam, Lively by Lincolnshire Traveller (imp); 3rd dam by Prince of Denark, and bred by Mr Scaly of Timaru. Workman by lord Dunmore (180), Dam Annie (573), by Kilbowie (73) (imp) from Scotland—second dam, Jeannie Deana (263) ; third dam, Maggie Oraig (262) (imp) from Scotland by the late Mr Walls. Terms—£3 10s, guaran tee for three mares ; for larger number bs per agreement* The season £2 10s ; groom > age fee ss. > For further particulars apply O. Grben, groom in charge, or Andrew MoFarlasb, owner. . __ ~~TO~fcTAND THIS SEASON, AT MR GUDSELLS FARM, IIN WALD, And Travel the Wakanui, Hinwald, LONGBBAOH, & HINDS DISTRICTS — The Thoroughbred Stallion MABQUIS OP ZETLAND, (Perkin Warbeck ll—Reverie—(Bred by Mr E Gates, at Grove Farm) MARQUIS of Zetland is a dark bay oolt with black points. He stands 15 handß 3 inches, has greac strength and sub stance, and during his racing career he proved himself to be one of the fastest horses of the many good ones bred oa Grove Farm. Fees—Season £3 3s. For farther particulars apply to R BURNETT, Tinwald TO Stand this Season at Wallbeck, Tinwald, the Imported Stallion OBLIGADQ Ormonde (winner Bend Or (winner of Derby and of Derby) ■ St. Leger and uifTgnes, by 3 grandmre of Fly Macarons (wits . > llQg I<ox> ncr of Derby) co O Shotover (winne r Hermit (winner of Derby and of Derby) | Two Thousand St> ra y S hot>, *> >' Guineas Toxopholite, the § _ dre Mnsket. o Trappist (winner of the Stewards Hermit (winner <g Cup at Good- of Darby) wood and one of O the moat bril- —~~ "—*~~~ 2 § liftnt horses of v O 3 his day) 3 h • ■ ■—. . P5 Macaroni (wiu Oner of Derby) Frivolity (wmner _____ of Middle Park Miss Agnes (one Plate and Alt- of the greatest horp Park mares in the Stakes) English Stud Book) j . . — _. Obligado Is one of the most f ashionab y bred horses ever imported from England. His sire, Urvllle, is by that greatchampion Ormonde, out of Shotover, who won amongst other races, the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby. His sire, Hermit, also won the Derby, whilst her dam Stray Shot is a grand-daughter of that great mare Medicant, an Oaks winner and a dam of a Derby winner Frivolity, the maternal granddam of Obligado. was a very brilliant mare, winning, amongst other races, the Middle Park Plate, and she is one of the great Agnes family ; in fact, Frivolity is full sister in blood to Lily Agnes, the dam of the great champion Ormonde. The pedigree of Obligado, back only three removes, shows six Derby winners, together with a double strain of the great Hermit and Miss Agnes families ~a blend ing of fashionable blood that cannot fail at the stnd. Obligado meb with a alight ace.'dent last winter, which prevented him being properly'tralned, but he is a beauti ful mover, and before meeting with his accident proved beyond a doubt that he was possessed of great pace. There is no more promising Imported sire In Australia or New Zealand. TERMS : — Thoroughbred Mares, 10 Guineas. A'■ Limited Number of Half breds at 5 Guineas, Apply to E GATES, 9 96 Wellbeck, Tinwald. KERNARD 4 WHITE, City Pork Shop, Havelock Street^ HAVE just opened New Business in the Pork Line. Small goods of all descriptions always on hand. The public f are specially invited to call and inspect Pork Sausages, (freeh.) Daily cash buyers g of dairy fed Pork. 0 I



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TXrANTEDKNOWN-AverylMgr im- VV porfcafcioa of New Floorolothi, Linoleums, Rug*, Mats, and Oarmtftigs just opened for the Spring 8eM0B—No»TB« coifi & a»rr oai).