Salvation Army Rescue Work.

The rrscne work, said Co 1. Fate!' in ' his epr-rch at Dutu:diti lately, was if-] prcsentrd by four rescue limits in th« four centres of the colony. '\ fas rescue homes were intending tn deal with the women who had Kllen fh~ lowest, who belonged to the ibobi depraved class Du-ing the yoair 365 of these wtmen h;->d passed through )hf> bomes. Th y had two mait-mity hf»mn?, one in Auckland » nd another in (Christchurch, ard r thivd was being ffetab'ivhcd in Wellington These homes were in tenr'fd fo young girls «h<i were a'icu f to boi mv« mothers, They had reef mni in these hoaea 111 gisis, and the qaestiou was now being serially con »ic|< r?d of opening one of thps^ homrs in Uunedin. They were sorry it was neofßwary, hut ik was found impossib'e to Sfttiisfactoiily deal wi h the number who solicited their assistance and ijmpathy. Mrs Kstell said : There had passed through their hands 466 women and girls—some with their hair still about their shoulder*, and others with their heads grown grey in sin. Of these, 165 had been *enfc to situations, 76 restored to friends, four hud died, 89 sent to hospital*, and other institutions 37 left of their own accord, 11 was the imftil number of unsatisfactory cases, and 104 were in the homes when the report waa m^d* out. There were five cases under the ag« of 18, 48 be tween the agfs of 14 and 17, and 121 under 21. That reveahd a very aad state of morals in our beautiful colony. They had 111 maternity cases, and 90 infants to deal with. In the Dunedin home thoy hnd admitted 86 girls, and it was intended to increase the accom modation.

Treatment of Colonel Plumer' Force

In calling attention to the clnlms of I Colonel Plumer'u force to a sh^re in the i honour and glory of the relief of' Mafeking, Sir John Oolomb might hare strengthened his 6a se h<id he noticed the ditereditable treatment of the rank and fie. So hr from receiv ing any credit for their energy and devotion, Flumer's men have had to submit to a 50 per oenb reduction of their pay, by a gross breach of faith, carried out when they had no choice bat to subui't or to throw up their engagement while face to face with the enemy. This is a disgraceful incident, ■whoever is responsible for it, and the most practical way of acknowledging th« services of Flomer'a force would be to tee that the men receive the pay which was promised to them when they enlisted

.Although the accounts -of the relief of Maffking are somewhat contra dictory, it seems evident that Pinmer'a forco played a prominent part in it, and that the whole plan of operations was for the southern column to rein force Plumer for the final blow. And it also seems extremely probable that, although Colonel £lnmtr failed to break through the Invwfmg lines by hiime'f, hie prerenee in the neighbour hood contributed materially to the success of rhe d'feeep, by diverting the attention of tho Boers and keeping up the spirits of the garrison—London Truth.

The Admiralty Discards the Bel leville Water-Tube Boiler.

At last the Admiralty have listened to the still small voice of cotnmon aense, and renounced tho Belleville water-tube boiler. Few naval experi ments have been more indefensible and extravagant Foreseeing that the adoption of some form of >Hter-tub6 ■team 'generator would probably bfcom« general for navr«l purposes, mainly on account of the saving in weight and space, this usually conservative Department adopted the Belleville type wholesale in Ifi93 for all shipß then in construction. The step was taken entirely without adequate experi ment, and in the face of the fact that thiß particular boiler was practically unknown outside France, and that there were even than several other promising types on the market. Ship »fter ship has found her steaming power crippled by toiler defects developed after only a few months' service; the men in the stokeholds have been exposed to serioue, and too often £%tal risks; and the Admiralty have had to tacitly admit their blonder by introducing other, and in almost case more efficieafc, types. Our two largest and most costly cruisers have been the worst examples of the failure, and it is no secret that the Powerful'e recent return from the Oape at some thing under half speed has been the Belleville's " crowning raarcy." While J»pan and other countries have found themselves besfc served by English roskere, such as Yarrow and Thorney* croft, the British Admiralty have squandered £150,000 in royalties to a French Company upon a huge experi ment which now endsj after seven years, in dismal failure. — London Truth

Printed and puMiihed by Ai,ran Sous Tyrkkm* Baxter, of Willt •tree* wett* for the Proprietors, RoMM Bill mI Himkv Adam MAOKAt,at; th«ir PriaUng Office, Burnew Street, Ashborton, TUESDAY, July 17,1900,

THE ASHBUKTON GDARftIAV • TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1900



'PLANTEKOA,' The Moat Powerful B>tanlo Rctmdr for all diseases of the Blood, J'H a fh"roughly .^ctentific Preparation, 1 composed of the most active principles of Roofs, Barke, and Frut s pertaining to tne V getable Kingdom s«td rcc-atiispd by the Leading Medical Ai^horities everywhere. There is no Kuuiedy that has made stich r»j i 1 htridee in so short a time as PiaSTEKOa. Since its introducbim in the C >mi y he Nftlu hap bean remarkable. The reason of this is not far to j^eek. It c*ii he s"n mad up in two worde— I URh-S. We can produce Teetimriiials from well ku iwn and r«sp<cttjd <'i issena who have hecrn cured by one or two Bottles of Piaktekoa after spending poundß on otbpr ipo called RemedieH. We do not kuow < f a single individual who has used Plakxekoa bat who has derived benefit therefrunus, PLANTKKOA is the most powerful Blcod Purifier and Tonic known. Ask for Copy of Testimonials, Obtainable from all Cncraists and Uptodate Storekeepers. Agents Austral Bolanic Goy., SAUNDEBS 1 BUILDINGS. *• There's Healing In ifcs Touch ' PiANTEKOA (^INTMEBT. PUBLIC NOTICE. (1 KO. WORNEK, Butcher, begs to J[ notify the Public of Ashburton and aurroatiding Districts, that he has com menced Business on the Premises lately ocoapied by O. DiOBT in Ease Street, First 0 ass quality Meat always ou hand, f mall goods kept. FamiHes waited on daily. Tho Premises wilt b» opeced on SATUR DAY, Jane 20, 1900. 6 17 MKB HUNT. REFRESHMENT ROOMS Mkais At AMi Botrßs; Tanored Street, opposite MoConii&'s Sublet. Busiest shop tn town. ? 30 HEAL PBEVEHT FITS, GO^VOiSiGHS, ETC. Preserve a hcalt&y state of the constl* tntion ciririt;^ il-.s ?v:l~-\ cf TcotWng. The v/ov.'IB*"JOHM BT£EDMAN, CHSfJJIST, WALW9RTH, 6UBBEY," Are engravcil on tti* 1 Owvmenl Stamp affixed to Kempthorue. Prosser aud Co, Agent "^ThFThow season"" PRIZE "POULTRY. OWING to the number of new houses recently erected in the neighborhood of she Pelh»m Poultry YaxAs, rendering poultry keeping there inconvenient, (he Proprietor is prepared to bcII cheap the whole stock, ifoluiirtß Exhibition B^rda, Prize WinKers, Youog Bird?, Etc. For partioulare apply the Guardian Office, or at the PBLHAM POULTRY YAKDS PK ER STREET, ASHBURTON



"01JBSBLVBS AS OTHERS S»E Us."~Our friends are generally too polite to tell ub our fartlißj bub they seldom fail to observe tho fit and style of our clothes. Young men who want to make good impressions, must bear in mind that) "appearance goes along way.' 1 &a ill-fitting suit id uncomfortable, »nd an " eye-sore "to your friends. Bent risk it! If you are a stranger hero, the first wall dressed oit'z^n you meet will gladly direct you to " The Leading Tailors where you will always find a large assortment of ' Up to date" suitings to seleob from, and where you can always depend on getting satisfaction. The large and still inoreaiin business done by Messrs Cbaighead and Bsrryman spe&kß volume*.' This fi/m has jutt imported piobably the finest stock of I new seatons tailojisg goods evor shown in : Ashburton, including a beautiful range c f the new rain proof Beavers and Meltons for Covert ooata and Chesterfield overcoats, both fashionable and durable. Bi NJAMIN GUM—For Coughs and Colds A CONVINCING STATEMKKT The Manager, Loasby's •• Wahoo " Mann fdoturing Company, Ltd Chrjstchurch, May 16, 1899 Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in testify ing to the value of your Berjimin Gum. had been much troubled with a very serious cough, which I was unable to get; rid of, when I waß advised by a friend to try Betjimin Gum. I did so, with the result that my cough has completely gone, al though the eigbtefn-penry bottle is not yet need up. It is impossible to over-estimate the value of this medium —Yours faithfully, A La wjpbncb Gee Price*- la bd and 2s 6d ; obtainable every where Wholesale agent — Kimpthobkb P&QBSEB & Co Smoke Kew "Veeui,



, t. bulLogk FOR SALE ~ BHKKP TOUNTtY 3018 *or is 3*lß Siuie d.st»no«> »hov«s Mount .wroroera 'l>wr. •hip, Ashburton Gorjjp, neing R S. 31832, 318:3, 31834, aid o'hera alt in its native sate. Oflfrr* a^c invitpil for the purchase of tlie above Ra&y' terms v'z : Pmall o'-.sh d«po*it ba" »iics by instalments, oeutiug a low r»te of int«»rest- Full partio'ilikts furuiehed on application T BULLOCK bakehy~lnd shop. mo LVT at a Low Rental. The Trinnglo JL Bakory and Simp, situ.ted near the Railway Station and Post Office. Apply to T BULLOCK. TO LET ! OFFICES tn Arcade Chambers recently occupied by Mr R M. Cafhberteon Solicitor, Rental, 10a 6d per week. " T BULLOCK, " ~TO LET. SMALL Cottage fronting North Belt, ne*r the High School. Rental—3a per week, r T BULLOCK, __ .. jj^ wald ■—- TO LET—Square Dwelling Honie of fonr rooms with imall liable, fronting Archibald Street, near the Railway Station. Poaeession can be giTen on THURSDAY, 19th iaat T. BULLOCK, Ag^nt. FOR SALE ATA LOW FIGURK, FREEHOLD Town Section No 56, havio<? about 82 feet frontage on West Stree and running baok a depth of about 2 chain*, on which ii a commodious Grain Store, ereo'ed on maßSive ooncrere foundations with concrete cellar: formerly occupied by Mhssrs Kilworth A Bon. The store covew exactly half the Beefcion, having » «pac*j for another building alongside of the same dimensions For terms and full particulars apply to T. BULLOCK, I FOB SALE TOWN PROPERTt. SOTC ON and Cottnge, centrally situated in Moore Street. £160 price wanted for Town Section 834, containing £ acre, conveniently situated in Moore Street, on which is erected a cottage, eto. Terms Liberal. T. BULLOCK, Agent. ~for"sale A FARM of 265 Aoree, Spring6eld X3L District, Rural Section 32643, mostly in English g> asses. For terms and partion are apply to T. BULLOCK, Agent, To those desirous of Purchasing Property near Town. O FV ACRES Q rV O# ACRES Of Four Allotments, originally pwt of the weli-knowi» Grovo Firm Kstate. SITUATffiD below Tinwaid, fronting Graham's Road, being Lots 21, 22, 41 and 42, on critical sale plan of the Estate, the property of Mr J W Rogers. There is a farm bouse, stable with loft overhead, piggeries, and other improve ments erect«d on the properiy. Offers are invited for the purchase of he whole or any of the allotments. Very easy terras of payment can be arranged. Full particulars furnished by the undersigned. T. BULLOCK.



GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. Cartridges Cat td'lges! Cartridge*. Shot, Caps Wads. BEFORE Buying any of the above Sporting Requisites call on "THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER," who has a splendid selection of Gans, etc., by all the beet known makers. TO Builders' and those aboub to bnild I have In Stock a Choice Assortment of Tile 'and other Register Grates, Ranges, Mantelpieces, and all builders Ironmongery at, Lowest Prices, TOOLSi TOOLS! TOOLS! I have an immense Stock of Carpenters and Mechanics' Tools, all of the very best makes, and warranted, at prices which are now recognised as the Standard Bedrock Hardware Prices in the Athburton County. ; aarREMEMBER THAT MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED & BUY FEOM GH/TTPT\TYTTVTCJ I VK® PEOPLE'S PRACTICAL IRON * JM.22jjJJLAL.IN O* / MONGER, Burnett! Street. Agent for Cleveland and Imperial Hover Bicycles. - 28.000 IN USE IN THIS COLONY , a* (g) LA \sjs<f- rS^'l^&^s • I'P I"**' ■■■■" 1 j- i \^ —^"r-w THEY BURN LIGNIfE, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 2ft 6in NO SETTINGiEQUIEED. WUh Stove Pipe can bo worked oat in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Ca«t Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tin-liaed inside EEPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or doable ovens. High or low pressure boilers Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or horn the maker H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., BQTJTHEND FOUNDRY, Princes Street, DUNUDIN,



GOOD NfWS FROM THE FRONT. Kruger learns that the Bri i h mean to get Justice for all in fc'oiith /.friea. '\%~T E HOPE thr People of Ashbnrtnn have learned "that w« give Justice to f» onr Customers in alt our r.um<rous lines. We hftvft just landed, pertho'.ss " Whakatane," the finest assortment of Brass and Iron BEDSTF-ADH ever landed in Town, Latest styles and designs. Direo.t from the Manufacturers in Birmingham. Ctali early and see for yourselves. AtiOit 100 Bedsteads to choose from ; all sizes; all price*. [ BIDDING of all kinds kept in stock and made on the premises. I We hive also just ncnved a choice shipment, per the s a Kang&tira, of TAPESTRIES, SRRGKB, PLUSHES, UTREOHT VELVETS, HRETTONES, Etc, for Furniture, And having secured the services of a First-class TJpholßterpr (Me ol Mel bourn^ we are prepared to make New and Repair Old FURNITURE in up-todftte styles, at lowest prices, on shortest notice. Linoleums, Oilcloths, Rugs, Mats, Matting, Carpets, etc, just opened. New patterns, grand designs, per 8 s '• lonic' At the request of numerous Customers, we have imported a choice assort" naent of OILCLOTHS for Dados, which have just opened up in splendid order, Oell and inspect them. for Bedroom Ware, Dinner and Tea Ware, Fancy Goods, Pictures (framed aod unframed), Photo Frames, Vases, etc, see our stocks before buying elee wl ere. Pictures framed in latest styles. Largest stock of Mouldings in Town to choose from. . ' Colonial, American, and Austrian Chairs, Folding Chairs, Camp Stools and Wicker Chairs, Bamboo Tables, and Flower Stands with fancy stand and hanging pots, also a few Bamboo Overmantles. Bamboo Cornice Poles, als antes and prices Ducheese Tables and Chests, Washstands and Wardrobes, kept in stock and made to order in any design. Perambulators, Go-Carts, Children's Ohairs of all kinds, at various prices. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH, AT T. H. UNDRILL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, TANCRED STRKET, opposite Aroadb. liWi—im v ummtmwwrmmmMVMvrwmm-mvMmamMwmmnimmnmmmmmMMmHmmmwmmmmmrwnsmm —n —rwtTwmr %m Zealand Inssirance Company. ESTABLISHED' w w 1559 capjtal^onF million. thbpbemixb ahb wealthiest colojsiai. i COMPANY, I NOTBD FOB PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES— £400,000. F7MB AND "MARINE RISKS ALSO,— RIS£S ON GROWING CROPS, IHRK BU<G MAOHMES, Ac, AOOEPTKD AT LOWEST TORRENT HAT E W- HANMEE 4GBNT GREAT WINTER SALE (For 31 Days) COMMENCING FRIDAY MORNING ;JOLY Bth GREAT REDUCTIONS I* GENERAL & FANCY DBAPERY, CLOTHING, & BOOTS. ■ Splendid Opportunity for Cash Purchasers. ROSLYN Blankets from 16s 9i En K lieh Blankets 3« 6d to 12s 9d Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers, Colonial, 10s 6d to 12s 6d Men's All Wool K»iapoi Trousers 5s 6d, 6s 9d, and 7s 6d Men s Waterproof Coats, sewn seams, greatly reduced Ladies' Jackets, Capes, and Mantles half price 60 Maids' Macintoshes at 4s 6d; Ladieb' 7s 6d Black Cashmtires from li 6d per yard Grand Stock of Ladies' Corsets much undsr usual price Navy and Black Serges, all wool, much reduced Every Article in Stock largely Discounted TAILORING DEPARTMENT.—Having secured the services of » FiRST-tfLAsa CUTTBR, Suits now made from £3 3S, perfect fit. DRESSMAKING.—This Department is giving every satisfaction; £6 and style, afc moderate prices. ANDREW OR R. 1900 WINTER 1900 A SEASONABLE HINT TO THE PUBLIC. TKY MITCHELL AND TURNER for BLANKET^ TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for best value in FLANNELETTS •j TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for LADIES' JACKETS, each one » Novelty TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for all kinds and sizes of knitted UNDERWEAR TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for DRESS GOODS and DBE3S MAKING TRY MITOHELL AND TURNER for MEN'S and BOY'S OLOTH ING of every description, GRAND NEW PREMISES IN BURNETT STREET.



SMOKE ONLY NEV\ VENUS — (o)— — k PERFECT TOBACCO. MRLLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE THE LEAMNG BOOT SHOP,, : TH the Most RELIABLE Home for GOOD AND CHEAP BOOTS. O aim fi ti give you the btox value for litmjdmokot. HONESTY It oat. Polio Wt will not Guarantee you an article unless we know it will give Ton every Batit aobion. Obi Trial ii all we a»k~Out Good* Sell thenuelves. «->.««».- j MELLOR, TANOBED BTKFP *,SHBU*TDJ» / BELFAST •AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST rpOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can bo mad-3 for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. MANURE OAN BE SUPPLIED IN 1 Owt. or 2 Owt. SACKS Orders received hi i^iti*i;oi_Y]Nr>Jb:ra broh., Limited., DAVID THOMAS. OR TJMI3 SS.^L. FARMEBH CJO-*.*Jt»JHiRA.OL tIVM iJB»OCIATION^OP CANTERBUKY, limited., OANTEBBUBY FEOZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PBODUC EXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED. 8 80 F. WAYMOUTH Seor»£»ry. SALE FOR ONE MONTH AT " THE CORNER." TTSTE WILL OFFIR SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to reduce one Stock- Pill R TO STOCKTAKING. 100 Yard* Black Cai>hraeMß, each, Sale Price Is 11d,[28 6d, [2alld, 3a !ld 40 Yards Bla«q Fancy Drees, S«le Price Is 36 Yards Black Silk Striped Credon, Sale Price la 63 Sti Yards BlacK Faiicjr Brocsde, Fale Price Is lid / 200 Yards Fancy Dress Iweedß (all shades) Bjd yard, worth 3a 125 Yarda Check Dresa Tweeds HnsoftUy la lid 100 Yards Heavy Melton Cloths (new shades) Is Idd 2 Pieces each Black Velveteen 11R Is 9d, 2a, 2i lid yard J Piece each (all shades) Colored Velveteen Is 6d and 2a 6d yard 25 Pieces Wide Fancy Hibbon from Is bo 2s yard, Sale Price 4|4 65 Pieces New Shades Fancy Ribbon 3s, Sale Prlca 6|d and 8$ 20 Dozen Children's School Handkerchiefs Is 6d per dozen 50 Doien Women's Black Cashmere Gloves, 6 pairs for Is 18 only Lidies' Silk Sorfs Is each 10 only »irls* Mackintoshes 7s lid, 8a lid, 9s lid each, Job 25 Ladies' Flannellette Nights 3s lid, 4a lid eaoh, Job 6 only Ladies'F.annellette Skirts, Sale Price 3s 64 200 Pairs Ladies'and Children's Corsets 2f 6d 40 Ladles' Capes fto be cleared] 6v 9a lid, 14i lid 65 Feather* ranging from 2a 6d to ?s 6d, In 61 »nd Is lots 6 only Ladies' Trimmed H»ts 4s lid, worth 13j 61 6 only Ladies' Paris Hats 12a 6 U worth 26s 6d 12 only Child's Cloth Tonic 4s lid, worth 7s 6d 10 Pairs only Men's Tweed Trousers 4s 200 P*lrs Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers 5j 6d, 7a 6d, 8i 6d 20 Dosen Boys' School Caps 3d each 100 Dozen Bow Ties 6 for Is 30 Men's Regatta Shirts 2s 6d each 800 Ladles' and Children's Slippers Is each pair 29 Pairs paly Women's Calf Shoes 3? 61 pair, very special 225 Yards Fancy Art Muslin 3i and 4H 800 Yards Cretonnes (new goeds) 4|d, fid, Bid 50 White Qailts 53 6d and 6s 6d 40 Dozen White and Brown Turkish Towels from 6d each 75 Pairs White Blankets 7s 6d and 12s 6d per pair 1 Piece each Hemp Carpet 4£d, 7^d, and Is 250 Pairs Lace OorUlns from 2j 6d (specially remarked) 60 Pieces Striped Flannellettea 2s lid, 3> lid, 4; lid, 5j lid dczen 21 Pieces Fancy Blouse Flannellettea 3£d, 4^d, 65, Job 4 Pieces Bordered Apron Cloth (to clear) 61 A Line of Ladies' Straws ab Is lid, were 3d 6<L Worth your spuc'al notice. NOTE THIS SALE, AND CALL EARLY TO SEOORE NIBBLES. SPECIAL. DRESSMAKING AT 10s 6d FOR ONE MONTH. NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD



1 A T Mrs Alois's r-Ute—i'l»<-t;i >>-. I Jr\. Jackets and Gapes just bought at gte*t | reductions will L. t off-re.i much under usual l prioas to mike io<.m for the Builders. Aino »1! her D phm G^oda, A choice v-irjety, »t pricßi from la per yard double width, 1 Fi»rnifil«l'ef, Ci»!icofig, Pinafore sod Dress ' Ma4io* ail much reiueod to clear. MRS JOHNSTON rriEACHER of the Pianoforte atd Singing. * H*ve!oelr Street, MONO TO LENIX I T HATE Trust Monies for Investment !■ [1 mnn of £500 to £5000 on FlMf I Mokto&oi at lowest current rater. DAVID ZtNDBK, I Tat cred Street. EGGS. I A/T INOROAB *'• nUmmmAU by tbt I IVX Government Expert m being the bMI I layen, I have Purebred Minorca CoekcroU I for Mle, cheap, Hbred from first prise Stock* H. G. BBBBYMAN. A/TOTHKRS I Hate yoa delloaU ohitdrw I JjX *to %ti alway* taking oold aad mk> I cet to croup T If io, try Tonfciag'e Lineeed I Enolaion, which will cart whtrt «11 othet I medioiaea fail. Sold by looal ohenkU miA I groeen in boltlet, li 64 and 2a 6&. 946 Eatobiiafaed 1878. ~* FOR CHRIST*!' 8 PRKSENTft AND NEW ffiAR GIFTS, Auo WEDDING PBESKNId I «o to GEORGE JESWN, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND I JEWELLER, I Ea»t Streeb, Aahbortoa* (THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN J7OWN I OR WATCHES, CLOCKS, S A.KD JEWELLERY I Of Every Description* I INSPEOTIoF INVITED. S. H. GRAVES, SHAREBROKBR AND FINANCIAL AGBKT. 186 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTOHURGH. RELIABLE Information on Dredgfo Stocks. Correspondence Invited. Codes : Bedford McNelii's, Moretng »nd Neal's, A.8.0. Code (fourtfe Edition. MR ALBERT ROBERTS, Avhbnrfcm Representative Teikgbaphio Addrmb: GRAVEfe, Chrl tchurcb. 3 21 LOOK UHKAP WINTER FIRING, new moulTt bomers COAL. OUTPUT hat Trebled daring tbe I- it twelve moafebi IT IS USEx) EVERYWHERE. This Coal la the Beak and Cheapen* St«aa \n& Houehoid Coal in t)h* market. Uaed In the Woollen Fwtorj and Oaale onry Floor MHU. CJIVBB SPLENDID RE6ULTB WRITB FOR PRICES G. T.*°PABK, MOUNT BOMERa A CABB, " A Brwch Ofioa fau been O p« Bed by Mm undertfgned.at Mwbbb Niooll Bsw * Bart " Btr«et, whtre th»y will oarry on pnettot aM Bftrriiten and Sotloitori. MAUDS * HARM AN, Solicitors, OhrtotohvNh Money to Lend *t Low©** .Current Rat«f on FrMhold Security. No Proooratloa J*e«» MAUDB A HARMAN, 12 43 AshbartoD. THE RAPID LIGHTNING GLO33 Ifai ONtY BBLIABM fttflß* TOUMM IK VRE WORLD. 11/TR3 MILLER, of Dnnsdin, the Pio fenionftl Lanndreis, saya ;—lt U the boat I have ever u*ed. It makes Shirt Ironing • plsaioro. WiM Mothers and Bisters try (I and savt your strength, temper, *nd p»tisnos« Onoe tried, »Iw»ys ntad. Sold in Tim at SHEARMAN BROS' & JOHN ORB k 00. 6 U MURGATROYD BIOS, WOOL BROKERS A FELLMON6ERS CaxinoHVBGH, Accklahv, Paxka, mo. BEG to inform the FARMERS AND BUTCHERS of the Ashbnrton Dls tiiot that they have decided to Establish s> WOOL ft SKIN COLLECTING AGENCY IN ASHBURTON, and Sn furtherance of thte objeob have ap pointed Ms C. E. KaVDAUi as Buyer, who wil! be in constant attendance at the below address, prepared to Purchase for Cash, SHEEP SKINS, HIDES, ROUGH FAT, TALLOW, HORSE-HAIR, Etc, At Highest Rates Current, MURGATKOYD BKOB., NEXT RULE'S BUTCHERS SHOP. Burnett Street, Aihburton.