HOUSE FURNISHING.

How to Give a Small Room a Spa cious Appearance.

In a email room the wall paper is a very important item to be considered, the size of the room to all appearances being diminished or increased by the paper. Small patterns should invariably be selected, while those of a neutral tint are preferable, plain cartridge pa pers and narrow bordetr generally achieving the best result. Carpets also largely influence the ap pearance of a room. In a small room large patterns must be eschewed, small and simple designs being alone permis sible, or if the floor is polished and rugs are used they must be narrow and have a border. Light is yet another influence to be taken into consideration. A dark room will invariably look small and poky, whereas if a pretty bay window be thrown out the same room would un dergo a complete metamorphosis. Cur tains draped gracefully round a pole and hanging down the side of the bow add greatly to the spacious effect de sired. A low seat filling up the window m question, amply supplied with cushions, is a good method of using up space without detracting from the roomy ap pearance. A window of this description is very much enhanced by the upper third being formed of little lattice panes or else of stained glass (or even of imi tation). The furniture is the next thing to be considered. Old fashioned, large and cumbersome pieces must bo avoided. Indeed it ia due to the small rooms of the period that co much gimcrack fur niture has come to the fore. However, without necessarily employing gim crack stuff, we can furnish our small rooms with dainty little Chippendale or ! empire designs, which are eminently ! more suited to small houses than ma hogany, old English or rococo designs. - Old fashioned, comfortable, large sofas and armchairs must not be in dulged m. Corners must all be utilized, lounges and sofas being fitted into the same, above which some dainty shelves should be put up for books and bric-a brac. Large tables must be avoided. When possible, it is a good plan to remove dividing doors and throw two rooms into one, decorating the division with curtains, which, draped from the center to the side, should fall thence m a straight line. Grand pianos or even "baby grands" should find no place m small rooms, the cottage or upright, on account of the smaller space it occupies, being emi nently more suitable, while the top lends itself to decoration, forming a shelf for the innumerable bric-a-brac to be found m the average drawing room of the day, for which there is, however, but little accommodation. Pictures, of course, should be small, a very good effect being obtained by a number of small paintings hung together, showing no intervening space of wall, without their sizes and shapes being taken into consideration.

How to Make the Neck Plump.

Following is a recipe which is a tried and true remedy to make a thin neck' plump and round: Oil of almonds, six ounces; spermaceti, one ounce; white wax, three-quarters of "an ounce; lano lin, two ounces; glycerin (pure), one half ounce; tincture benzoin, 60 drops; balaam of Peru, one-quarter ounce. Rub thoroughly, but not violently.

How to Prepare the Bath.

To two quarts of boiling water add four large tableapoonfuls of spirits of ammonia, four tablespoonfuls of shaved castile soap, one tablespoonful of tur pentine, a tablespoonful of sal soda and three of glycerin. Two drops of oil of roses will dissipate the odor of turpen tine, which might be omitted, but is an excellent cleansing agent. Half a teaspoonful is enough for a gallon of water and is like oil to the touch. It leaves the skin moist, soft and delicate ly perfumed, and is much cheaper than soap,-—New York Journal.

How to Make Cement.

An excellent cement for mending broken china can be made by beating the whites of eggs to a froth and adding grated cheese and quicklime after it has settled. A further whipping and it may be applied to the fractured china, with the result that the damaged arti cle will endure considerable heat and often moisture.

How to Be Beautiful.

Powdered charcoal rubbed on the teeth with a piece of soft cotton cloth will make the teeth as white as pearls. Tincture of myrrh hardens and beauti fies the gums. An ice cold bath of soft water without soap to bathe the face end a vigorous rubbing with a coarse linen towel will give freshness to the complexion more than a#y paint or powder manufactured. To Becure red cheeks and to reach a vigorous old age eat onions, cooked or raw, once a day.

How to Fry Apples.

Take out the core and slice the apples m thin round piecea Do not peel. Drop m a pan of hot butter or lard and let them fry a light brown. Take out with a strainer, sprinkle them with sugar and serve hot Small apples are best for frying.

How to Make Hair Tonic.

One-half pint best alcohol, pour m little finest quality castor oil, let stand few minutes to dissolve, then add more of the castor oiL Repeat the operation until the alcohol will not take up or dissolve any more oiL Then add little finest quality of agreeable scent of your own preference. Shake welL You will then have one of the finest hair dress ings m existence.

How to Make Sponge Cake.

Three eggn, one enp flour, one scant cup sugar, one teaspoonful yeast pow der, one tablespoonful milk Put all m together and stir.

CARE OF THE SCALP.

How to Treat the Hair to Keep It In Healthy Condition.

In the care of the scalp the first con sideration is cleanliness. The scalp should be kept scrupulously clean. The means to this end are frequent "brush ing and shampooing at least once a fortnight, says a correspondent of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. "Natural oil" is unnatural soil. So io not defet this absolutely essential bath for any euch consideration. Nei ther does cleansing the scalp give one cold. I have found frequently that a thorough shampoo would break up a cold. When oil enough has accumulated on the scalp or hair to be noticeable, it ia time to remove it No one will contend that it weakens the skin to keep it clean, absolutely clean, and no logical reason exists for the contrary opinion to be held m regard to hair. Where soil accumulates, bacteria find a lodgment and work destruction. In the case of the scalp their detritus is poisonous, acting on the hair by bur rowing m the follicle, weakening the hair shaft and gradually Btopping its growth altogether. No alkali should be used m shampoo ing; only a good soap, such as green soap (the official name of a pure soap). Borax, soda, ammonia and the like ab solutely destroy the shiny, gleaming surface of the hair tube and tinder no circumstances should be used, not even m infinitesimal quantities. Use plenty of soap; you cannot use too much, but you cati use too little. I should like to shout this last injunction so every soli tary individual who admits the neces sity of shampooing might hear ma Sufficient soap must be used that there may be sufficient free alkali to unite with the fat on the hair, forming more soap, which is very readily rinsed out with the hot water bath. This should be followed by thorough douch ing with cold water for the tonic effect. These two waters are sufficient for the rinsing provided there has been enough soap used. If the comb or brush becomes sticky you may be quite sure that you had too little soap and not that you did not rinse the soap out. Unless there be some indication to the contrary, the hair should toe brush ed for a few minutes daily, preferably with a stiff brush, bristles set far apart. It is doubtless unnecessary m this day and age to say "Never tiae a fine comb."

How to Bake Tripe.

Procure a piece of tripe large enough to fold into a paaty. Make a stuffing with onions, bread crumbs, alittlesage, pepper and salt. Lay a thick layer on to one-half of the tripe and fold the other on to it. Sew the edges so as to keep the stuffing from falling out Place the roll m a baking tin, with slices of bacon on the top. Bake for two hours, basting constantly, and serve with a g*od brown gravy.

How to Cure the Grip.

A le\ el teaspoonful of common cook ing soda dissolved m two-thirds of a glass of water, repeat every two hours until all soreness and headache are gone; then one extra dose for good measure. It is not beat to take a dose just be fore or just after eating. It is seldom necessary to take more than three or four doses. The above i« the dose for grown pa tients. Lessen the dose for children ac cording to age. This treatment was first used m one of the best hospitals of Europe, the hos pital m Edinburgh, and with the most satisfactory results.

How to Cook Minced Oysters.

One quart of oysters chopped, salt and pepper to taste, four eggs, two teaspoonfuls chopped onion, toasted bread crumbs enough to thicken. Put on fire m stewpan, stir until hot through, add a tablespoonful of butter and little mustard if liked. Fill the shells, sprinkle with touted bread crumbs, bake until brown and serve hot.

How to Make Sardine Savory.

Lift the fish carefully out of the tin without breaking them and lay them side by side on a plata Pour hot water over them, allowing water and oil to drain away. Wipe with a cloth, remov ing the scales and supply a finger of dried bread lor each fish. When the fish are laid on the bread, dust them with red pepper and salt and sprinkle with a few drops of fresh salad oiL capers and parsley, and place m the oven until thoroughly hot. Serve with an addi tional sprinkle of red pepper or grated cheese.

How to Make Ham Balls.

Earn bails for breakfast are made as follows: Take half an ounce of bread crumbs and mix with three-quarters of a pound of lean ham chopped fine. Beat two eggs, add to the ham and form into balls with the help of a little flour. Fry i m deep fat and dry on paper.

How to Make Aspic Jelly.

Dissolve a email amount of consomme or beef extract according to directions given, then add half an ounce of leaf gelatin, a teaspoonful of vinegar, the juice of a lemon, a green onion or two, pepper and allspice, with the whita and shell of an egg. Mix all together, bring to a boil and run through a warm jelly bag at once. This will make a pint of aspic jelly.

How to Make Mustard Sauce.

, Make a drawn butter sauce and add to it two tablespoonfuls of prepared mustard and a little cayenne pepper. This sauce is a nice addition to broiled eruoked fish of any kind and boiled salt codfish.

How to Harden dTender Feet.

i Try tabbing the soles two or three times a week with a little camphorated oiL Thia simple remedy often works wonders. If you are going for a long walk, rub a little In before you start

THE ABHBOKTON $UABDfA* : JFRID.4Y, JANUABt 6, 1900

Printed and published by Henry Willis o Peter Street, Ashburton, for the Proprtt* tors, at their Printing Office, Bum« 6 Street, Aahburton, FRIDAY, Jmium? 5, 1900



Established 1876 FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AN JSEW YEAR GITO, Also WEDDING PRESENTS, GO TO GEORGE JESVON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, East Street), Ashburton, THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN FOB WAICfIES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY Of Every Description. Inspection invited. T. H. U1T881U,.,, [B, TODBH.I, T H. UNDBILL AhD CO., T7IURNJSHING UNDERTAKERS JJ URNISHIJNG UNDERTAKERS. TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. Poliihed Coffins a Specialty. A Cboio« Assortment of Artificial Wreathe n Stock. Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellow*' Hall; also cue ef MrT. Andrews, East Belt. 2 J. V. DE BEEB, WATCHMAKER «fr JEWELLER TTAS just received the first consignment of his XMAS GOODS IN GOLD AND SILVER, Consisting of WATCHEB,»ALBERTB, MUPPCHAINB, "*"" BROOCHES, BANGLES, STUDS, LINKS, PENDANTS, BELT CLABPS, And numerous novelties m the latest design* and at prices to suit the times. INSPECTIoFINVITED. AH Goods Marked m Plain Figures A Further Shipment of the Celebrated ROTHERHAM LLVcR WATCHES JUSTTOH4ND. Also— THREE DC ZEN HARVEST WATCHiS AT 9/6, . Best Value m Canterbury. REPAIRS -A S~SlTAL—Prompt] Keafc, Reasonable. [SIGHT TESTING A SPECIALTY, J. V.DE~BEER, KLate S. Salek) 7 EAST STREET, ASHBURTON TO ALL MY OLD CLIENTS FARMERS, AND RESIDENTS OB 1 ASHBURTON COUNTY. I BEG to inform you that I have severed my connection with the Canterbury Mill, which was under my management for over seven years, and have PURCHASED j from Mr Edwin Thomas the I WAKANUI ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. The Canterbury Mill, which is the property of the Bank of New Zealand Assets Board, is still trading under the name of Rollitb ft Co,, so to avoid oonfuaion with correspondence, I would lika to ask you to addrew ail orders to THOMAS ROLLITII ! WAKANUI f ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, ASHBUKTOtf On and after Ootober Ist, I shall be pleased 1 to supply you with fint-olais ROLLER FLOUR, WHEAT MEAL, BRAN & SHARPS, at lowest current rate* FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF FARMERS DOING GRISTING, I have arranged to keep a supply of Flour, V Bran, and Sharps at the Stores of the N.Z. Farmer** Association, West Street, where Farmers, Shareholders or non-Shareholders, can leave their Wheat and get Floor, Bran, •nd Sharps m exchange^ THOMASItOLUJT. WAKANOI ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, 9 265 ASHBURTON. \ - *—— ——-—> , |f§|s Sound the PURE CEYLON OR BLEffDEB i " * /^HERTSEY-Thia is a new advertise V^ ment, reminding you that if you have not yet tried M'Kenzie's Hondai-Lanka Tea, you're behind the times. Go to Mb John* son's Store md get it.



STUDY OUR Advertisement on "Christmas Parcels."—NobThoOTß and Hbi'ford, The Corner. IF you want; to purchase a unique and acceptable present see Mrs Ataons's finished and commenced needlework. Newest styles j also Christmas and New Year oardi. Brooches, Dolls, Balls, Money-boxes, Par es, and Toys generally* Brooches from 3d to — _________ A CAPITAL Section m Havelock Street, adjoining the property of Mr E. Jeffs. The section let well fenced, has a stmny aspect, and Is a very desir-, able site for a dwelling. F. FERIIIMAN,



INWALD-" Tonal, fata makin' lou gat sac blyth like." "It its the Hee land tea o' tbe Mackenzie he is drlnkin', to be surely!" Hondai-Lanka Tea, reoom mended by Gudsecl, Storekeeper. OW IS" IT the Alcorn's can sell so I cheap 1 Easy, when yon know that their rent is left tbaa one-third it would be m East Street, and that they do most of the work themselves. If you want a nice j Suit for yourself or your boys, or Boots o Shoes for wife or daughter, come to Robbrt Alcobn's, Mavalock Street, where you wil get them good as well as cheap. You can easily buy worse ; "" You can hardly buy a 8 good; You cannot buy better, rjIHEBEFORE score out the two., top X Lines and plump for McKenzie's Uoblendtd Hondai-Hanka Teas—packed is Oylon, -



PRESENTS. PRESENTS. PRESENTS. BOHEMIAN GLASS VASES, Unique, Artistic, Fashionable, Good and Cheap. THE first of the kind imported m Ashburton, having been selected bf Mr Collins while m London. WATCHES. WATCHES. WATCHES. Fifty per cent less than usual shop prices. , Ladies' and Gentlemen's Keyless Lincoln Watches Ladies' Pendant Watches ??ith Brooches ; the London Fashion Ladies' and Gentlemen's Lever Watches Ladies' Silver Fairy Watches i Gold, Silver, and Leather Alderts (double and single) English Electro-plated Ware m profusion, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Pickles, Jams, Salts, etc, W. H. COLLINS & CO.'S HARDWARE EMPORIUM, EAST STREET, ASHBUBTON. Telephoni —11 and 18. P.O. 80x—35. NEW SEASON'S FRUIT. NEW SEASON'S FRUIT. NT) ALL OUR FRUITS ARE WASHED AND CLEANED •-D« BY PATENT MACHINERY. Finest New Currants . M ... Ob Sd Finest Dried Applet .. .. Os 9c Finest New Sultanas ..  Os 7d Finest Dried Peachea .. .. Os 10^ Finest, Selected Raisins   0e 6£d Finest Dried Apricot 0s 10c Finest Mixed Peel 0 3 84 Finest Preserved Ginger .. .. 0s 8c Finest New Figs ... .. .. 0s 8d Ship's Lime Juice .? .. .. la &i Finest New Pnineß Ob JOd Lemon Squai-h (quart bottle) .. Is 0c Finest New Prunes (7b tine) ... 5s 4d Pineapple, Lemon, Raspberry, and Finest Icing Sugar 0a 6d Black Gurrant Syrup .. .. Is 0c Finest Cufc Loaf Sugar .. .. 0s 3*d Mason's Herb Beer Extract .. 0s 9c Finest Deasicated CoooanuS ... 0a 7d Mason's Win* Eisence i. .. 0s 9c Van Houten's Cocoa, per Ib .. 3« 3d Ci earn of Tartar .. .. ..Is 3< Jelly Powders, assorted 0a 6d Carbonate of Soda Os 3t SUGAB. SUGAR. SUGAR. Now that the Jam Season has atarted, and you wish your Jam to keep well USE MILLAQUIN Al FINEST OANE SUGAR, 701 b bag for Hi, Every bag stamped " Finest Cane Sugar." JAM JARS. JAM JARS. MASON'S IMPROVED SCREW TOP JAM JABS-The Cheapest 0 and Best Jam Jars m the Market. ALSO—THE FAMOUS AMERICAN FRUIT JAR. Those desirous of Preserving Fruit m Syrup, will find these Jars superior to any other 4 m the market. The mouth of the Jar being made wide so as to enable the whole fruit to be placed m the Jar with ease, also being fitted with a strong spring lid, making it completely air tight. r * WINES A~ND SPIRITS. I We have a large and well assorted stock of all lines, ASSORTED OASES PACKED FOR CHRISTMAS. English and Colonial Ales and Stout always io Stock. —«. :o:—— SHEARMAN BROS., GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. MAMIT HOUSE, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON j Telephone No 63 "- , , 1;. ■ ""; I■■■ s ' : TO MY CLIENTS. T AIM PREPARED TO DISPOSE OF ANY SHEEP AND LAMB SKINS SENT TO FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS, TO BIST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE. It would be well to give me particulars prior to Bheep being forwarded. DAVID THOMAS, ASHBUBTON 1



A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL. DON'T FORGET mO Call and See our Stocks of FANCY GOODS, suitable for PKESkNIS, and those preparing for Friends should see us for BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, ATO ALL OTHER HOUSEHOLD FUBMSBINGS PERAMBULATORS, PIANOS, wK^^9Bni SEWING MACHINES FANOY CHAIRS, J^^^^^VJ DHAWING ROOM & •■'^ /^BBS^Bki' DINING FOOM WIOKER CHAIRS. FURJNITUBB, Em Carpels. Linoleums, !Rugs, Mats, Etc. JU3T ARRIVED—A;LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BAMBO VERANDA BLINDS T. H. UN DRILL & CO., OABIiMETMAKERS, lUPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, TANCRED;|BTREET,I|opposite SANTA CLAUS AND FATHER CHRISTMAS ABE COMING AGAIN BLURJRAH! HURRAH! : H. M. JONES. A LARGE and Well Selected Stock of Goods for all Departments, imported direct from leading London, American end Japanese bouses, consisting of BOOKS. STATIONARY, TOYS, FANOY GOODS, LEATHER GOODS. Fancy! China, Glass and Electroplated Ware, Clocks, Vares, Nic-nacß (suitable for CHRISTMAS and NKW YEAR Gifts. BIRTHDAY t WEDDING PREBENTS. BOOKS—Excellent Variety of prize, reward and presentation Books. Historical, Biographical, Scientific, Poetical, Travels, . Novels, and various Bindings, Bibles, Hytnnß and Prayers, (various styles) Church Praite, Wesley's Hymns. STATIONERY—PIan, Fancy and Commercial Paper, Envelopes, Boxed Stationery, White nod Tinted 61 and Is, Specially put up for me by Marcus Ward vnd Co , of London A.I. values. Repolnic, — vellum. Linen and Bank papers ruled and plain. LEATHER GOODS—Purses from 6d to 2Qj. Wallets, Card and letter Cases, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Hand Bogs, — , Pencil Cases. Companions! TFANCY GOODS-— Photo Frames, Screens, Workboxes, Inkstands, Vases, Ornaments, Clocks, Albums, Easles, Baspkrte, Glove & Kerchief Sets, Cabinets, Trays, Flower Stands, Spill Bouls Teapots 6d each, Vaees. Ornaments too numerous to particularise. BA^KKT Wj*. RE—Open and Closed Sv'in Lined, all sizes and piicea from 6d up, TOYS—A Great Variety of Wood, Tin and Rubber mechanical Toya, fern Horse and Carts, Barrows, Go-carts, Tea Sets, Boats Watches Balls, Cubes, Blocks, Arks, Puzzles, Skittles, Musical Toy Rattles Steam Boats and Engine?, Magic Lanterns, Microscope, Prams and Tricycles, and 1000 articles from Id up. SEWING MACHINES—The Anchor Machine, well finished and up-to-date, good machine, hasd and Treadle from £410s to £9 10s. Makes & splendid present, PHAINOISand OB6AINS From I©s per month lowest Cash. Prices, TRADING£STAMPS GIVEN TO CASH PURCHASERS. H. M. JONES. A GREAT VICTORY. rpHEj Crowds who patronised the " Corner" during Christmas Eve must have been _L astonished at the numbers who were eagerly endeavouring to secure some of the tempting lines offered by us during this Festive Season. They mostly assured us that foi Quality, Taste and Moderate Prices ihe goods offered to them were unequalled m Ash> burton, and whilst thanking our 1007 customers on that day, and our friends, one and all, for their patronage, we feel we have secured A GREAT VICTORY n the Drapery Trade, for a firm position, and good defences thus established, a not likely to soon be captured by oar opposing forces. During the New Year we shall continue to do our utmost to maintain our REPUTATION FOR VALUE AND SELECTION. And baoked up by our Friends both m town and country we shall, without doubt, hold our LEADING POSITION AGAINST ALL COMERS. WISHING YOU ALL A Happy and Prosperous New Year, We are, Yours obediently, NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD "THE COENEB," ABHBURTON] EASP BTBEET, AS BBIMCN. THE FARMERS 10F ASHBURTON AND BURROUNDING DIBTRIOTS SHOULD LOOK UP HARDLEY BROS. AND SELECT A TANK, BATH AND SlNKl'and have their homes made complete with a first-olass'sppply of HOT AND COLD WATER. * * Estimates given for all kinds of Plumbing and Tinsmith work. A TRIAL solicited for Ironmongery, Tinware, and Brusbware. Wholesale Manufacturers of SPOUTING, RIDGING, TANKB.J BATHS, PORTABLE BOILERS, Etc., Etc, HARDLEY BROTHERS



J. L. HIGGS, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, SIGNWRITER, Etc. "OUSINESS PEOPLE requiring Sign- O writing would find it to their interest to consalt J. L. HIGGS. ss ht does th« work himself, therefore there i 6 no second profit fro pay. His ability is well known ss formerly signwrlter to Mr J. Wilson, with whom he has severed all connection. ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE For all classes of painting and house decorations. ARTIST'S MAT* RIALS, and latest) eslgns m WALL PAPERS, m stock. TANGIiED^STBEET. VISIT "The Corner" for the beat assortment of Cheap Christmas Cards. —Nosmcois and Befiotd,



itiONEY TO LEND PRIVATELY. TANORED STREET, Next C4as Company's^Offioks j^[Q NE V "TO LEND I to Arrangement from jP£) AND UPWARDS, j Upon any Security. TRADE BILLS Privately Discounted. Weekly or Monthly Payments can be arranged. All Business Confidential. DAVID Z" NOE COMMISSION & FINANCE AGENT. A ENT FOR—Sun Fire Insurance Office and Canton-Marine Tnsurance Office. gcooko New Venus



BOOT! 5. 800T C •■'/;':■-■•!€ S,ih Now 0 T'U^T arrived and opened up a grai* assortment of up to-date BOOTS AND HHOKB FOR THE* HOLIDAY ANT) SUMMiLB SEASON iSpacial Linos Women's Button Shoes 7s 6d Women's Kid Lace Shoes, only 6a lid T^N GOODS IN 3RIUT ViRIKTY. itrong School Boots from 5i 6J, Good filuchwrs, nailed, 5s 6d. L'vRGE-T 1 BTf>OK IN TOWN" TO OHOOSE FROM. RUPAIRS don-' Promptly and|at Moderate Charg s. FRED NOKES. CASH BOOT SHOP, Next Dorr Bank of New Z*a?and, EASi BTRBST, ASHBUHT N. j. wilsojnT" (Established 1878), BURNETT STREET, opposite Mail Offioe Employs upwards of 18 hands. DECORATOR & SIGN-WRITER. I WISH to noHfy that I havo secured the. services of Mr ("has. Chapman, ac Sign* writer, who, iv addition lo hia home training h»a had a large amount of expert snoa m our cities. LARGE STOCK OF ARTISTIC wall papers. I have j '«t received—direofe from the manufacturers — a few thousand feet of Picture Frame Mouldings. Persona desirous of having Pioturaa framed would do'welt to oali and see them. Telephone 65 YOU'BE A~LaISY. rIIHAT'S true iv every sense of the MoCOHMi^K DAI*Y }>&■> Phi X, ' The BKST MACHINE made for Ciover Cutting. Only a few of these Machines left. FABMRR 1-' 4ND CT OVER OROEH EARLY to save disappointment. WIC ;\'iß s. HIi,LING, Bear Qiuluy at PRICES to suit A J.L. Also MACHINEOIL -11 Stock ofDuplicates on hand. MOfiROW ; JS.\SBETT& Co, ASH BURTON. M. PRIEST, Manag r. FOR SALE. CARTER'S TERKAOE, TINWALD. Mr \Ux Hewson having purchased & Propcrfcir a)-, Allenton, IHaVK been inatracted by him o Sell his well - known Property situated on Carter's Terrace, Tinwald j eonfiating nf an eight-roomed House comprising Sitting Koom, Dining Room 4 Bedrooms, Kitchen, etc , with a con venionb waahhoase and dairy. The stables contain four Spacious Loos 3 Boxes and Trap Houss, together with 4 Acres of First Class Land Fall particulars on application to _____ F. FERBIMAN. FOX WALE, ! CAMERON STREET 1 hive for Bale—A very Comfortable Dwelling of seven rooms, with convenient Offioea, together wi h quarter acre of good land, well laid cut m lawn and garden ; The buildings are constructed of the ! veiy best material, and the workmanship is unrqualled Full particulars on application to F. FtfKRIMAN. FOiT^AL^ LOTS 12. 13, 15, 17, 18, 19, WILLOW STREET, TREVORTON. WHY pay rent when with a Deposit of £25 or £30 you oan acquire the j freehold of nearly an Acre of land, upon : which is erected a comfortable house of 4 - rooms, for £85. The interest on, the unpaid portion of Purchase Mo: ey ai: the rate of 6 per cent, only amounting to about It 3d per Week. j The property is situated iv close proximity to the River, and ia convenient alike for / fishing, bathing, and firewood. Full parriculars on application. P. FERBIMAN. ________ . PETER STREET, ASHBCTRTQN. T* HAVE for sale a comfortable dwelling of JL four rooms situated m Peter Street with a detached wash-house and copper built) m, erected on a small section of first class land. F. FERRIMAN. Toh )T, ~ AT A LOW RENTAL, Brick Premises, conveniently situated m Tancied Street, nexb to McConnell and Oompton's Stable?. Apply to T BULLOCK SUBURBAN PROPERTY g ACRES, 5 ' Good Land, all m grass, well situated on Winter's Koad. A nice site for a house. Exceptionally easy terms of Payment). T BULLOCK. A SBBCJRTON — A'body kens that * t A. Scotchmen drink M'Kenzie'a Hondai ■ Lanka Tea, because it eavos the jjuid si'ler, *n» gangs faur, MESSRS SUKABMAH BeOS, •