THE HOME MARKET.

The present war (aaya the Scottish Farmer') ia likely to have the effect of directing attention more than hitherto h«b. en the case to the necessity foe a • Jttnd iupply of army remounts. Hither fci in the piping times of peace the army remount question h^a not received mach attention fromlorsebreeders, the buyers from the Horse Guards were notspfjolaliy liberal in their terms, and if anyone had proposed to breed horses specifically for this object he would have found himself in a tight place. It would not have paid •nyone to breed with the army as hia oatlofc is in view 4 and her.ca it ia little •wonder that few eared to do so In view of the experiences of the British Army in the Son h African War theie is trget.t need foe the authorities revising their mt hods, and if they want the country to keep up a supply of such horses "'hey must offer prices which wili make it' profitable to breed them. Another important question is the bind of horae wanted for tnj army. What ie the besfe way iv which to breed such Itorias 1 the exhibition of charges at the Hanter Improvement Show does not teach Very muoti regarding this. The only coccfusion one can come i o who sees that exhibition ia that a charger is a horse which ia utterly worthless for any other purpose. Ttie |hope!ess mitfit is appar ently the only kind of charger we can think of in this country, but there must be something definite done in the way of breed! ig be'ore proper | emounta can be produced «>f h type to please those who have to ride ihem. A very high-spirited animal is hardly what is wanted, and yet ft mongiel wi hout spirit would be worth less. Possibly the new kind called Hanter sires ma/ solve the diffi ulty. Whether or not, the military authou'iee Btlat do something more than in tho past io ctit> way of price if they wish to secure trustworthy remounts. The foreign trade in Clydesdales has nob developed quite as readily as waa ex pected. There has been a lull in exporta tion since the month of March, tnd there will not likely be much done for & month or two. The continuous wail of a tc%rcity of draught horses which reaches us from fche West must sooneror later necessitate an advance along the line, and we anticipate that before the end of autumn a considerable volume of business wlil be ■ done. The Americans and Canadians are | BtiU determined to have horaeswith plenty of bone and a fair quantity of hair aid good feet, but they can do with a deal less of the hair that ia wanted by Australians. The portraits pupllshed last week of two of the best Clydesdales in Australia will have convinced anyone that a good horse would not coant for much there, and the horses which are hfghiy esteemed there would be in moderate favour here. A thick, block y, well-ribbed horse is desired everywhere, and thoss so built, when they have sound fuet, can generally be depeneded on to do their doty, and command a good prioe,

Forestry in Great Britain.

In response to an application from the International Union of Institntes of Experimental Forestry for infor mation as to the distribution and growth in England and Wales! of specified forest trees, the Board of Agriauiture made inquiries, and ob tained returns from nearly thirty dis tricts, as summarised in the Journal of the Board just issued. The silver fir is referred to a« generally, but sparsely, distributed in England and Wales, nowhere attaining firatrate economic importance; the sycamore, as flourish ing generally on loams, without much distinction in reference to the subjacent rocks; tho birch, as reported on from comparatively few districts ; the Spanish chestnut, as met with on a great variety of soils ; the beech, as most common on limestone soils ; the ash, as thriving best on strong and moist soils; tho larch, as growing well in most districts; the common spruce, as not 60 generally distributed, on nn economic scale, as several of the other speoirs; the Scots pine, as^uncomm-n in the south west of England, but one of the commonest species in most other parts of the country ; the black poplar, aa not extensively grown ; the oak, as growing best on a strong loam, or on a light loam with a clay subsoil; the Bnglith elm, and the Scots or Wych elm, as cultivated in parks and hedge rows rather than in close forests. Information is given as to the heights And girths attained by good specimens of each tree in different districts, and there are some notes on diseases, market conditions, injuries caused by attacks of fungi, insects, mammals, or birds. Another article in the Journal is ona written by Mr Georga Massee, of Kew Gardens, on " Fungoid Dise%c«] ol the Boots of Fruit Trees," a subject, unhappily, of growing interest iv this country. The article, which apppnred in the Kew Bulletin is reproduced by way of reply to an inquiry sent to the Board of .Agriculture as to the clause of a fungoid disease which was des troying young fraifc trees in a newly planted orchard of forty acres, Mr Massee identified the fungus as be longing to the genus BoselJinia, the mycelium of which spreads below the surface of the soil, extending rapidly from the roots nf one tree to those of another. It is moat important to detect an attack as soon as it occurs, in order that every infected tree may be uprooted and burntd, the soil around and all the rootleta being also dcs j troyed. |

The Mason's Mistake

Mr Carnegie's quiet and simple habits have won for him the esteem of everyone, and he has captivated the hearts of the Highlasd people. " He's one of ourselves, and do' the least prood," is the general opinion expressed m the vicinity of Skibo. Mr Car negie has experienced stveral amusing episodes during his residence in the North, and the following is a good sample, doming aerosa a masen at work, Mr Carnegie addressed a few friendly questions to him. Ihe work man reciprooated bis fdeadlines, and, pattiog the unknown person familiarly o.} the shoulder, said : "An intelligent buddoch (person) like yeree'r ought to have done real weel in the world !" Mr Carnegie was much amused by the Highlander's quaint comment. When the mason (earned that it was the millionaire he had been thus familiar with, he was far from comfortable. He excused himself, however, with the remark that Mr Carnegie "ought to wear better clothes than an old golfing auifcj so that people might be able to tftll who he was."

TFE^ASHBURTOH GBAR^IAK '• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1900

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Lj^<A^ sleeping they find them ■tan^/r se ives just as tired as before. ■|r Not a part of the body escapes the hard aches and pains. You should have all impurities removed from your blood and your nerves greatly strengthened.



sanaparwa brings rest and refreshing sleep. xoxvc nervousness disappears and your great unrest passes away. Of course you know this is so, tor you have heard all about Ayer's Sarsa parilla. Ask your doctor if it isn t the best Sarsaparilla in the world. Even your druggist will tell you "It's the oldest and the best." If you are constipated, take Ayer's Pills. They greatly aid the Sarsaparilla. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell. Magg.. U.S.A. r?.A^U>J£-iL*- Sc sons .Riiea vs> lypti Extract.



Under the distinguished patronage of His Majesty the King of Italy, as par communica tion made by the Minister for Foreign Affairs through the Consul-General for Italy, at Melbourne, March 14, 1878. Awarded diploma at the Amsterdam Exhibition, 1883. Acknowledged by Medical Clinics and Universities all over the Globe. There are imitations of Eucalypti Extract .n the market, products of simple distillation forming crude resinous oils. In order that these crude oils may not be taken, OUR PURE VOLATILE EUOALYPT EXTRACT, which ib recognised by the medical division of the Prussian Govern men to bo of perfectly pure origin, as pc information forwarded to ua through tb Consul at Melbourne, March 2, 187 8, w bate:— It is proved by tests by the Medical Clien of the Universities at Bonn and Greifewald Prussia, and reported by Dr. Schulz.Profeesor of Parmaoology, at Bon, and Professor Dre Mossier, Director af the Medical Clinics at iGreifsw&ld, that only products that are saturated with oxygen aid freed of acids, resinous and other substances, adherent to primary distillation, will develope the sanative qualities proper to the plan, All crude oils, or so called Eucalypti Extracts are to be classed according to the named { authorities, among the turpentines, which are abandoned long since as an interns' medicament. These crude oils, or bo called Eucalypti Extracts, are discernible:— 1 By their deficiency in pungent odour— which our product, tbe only genuine Eucalypti Extract develops most freely , through its surplus oxygen. 2 By their alcoholic thin and mobile appear ance being reduced in specific density through tne presence *>f acids. 6 By their taste, the result of the contraotiuj? teadeney of resins and tenn&tes. if theiae crude oils, so-c .led eucalypti es tracts, are applied by mista ;e in cases oi oroup, bronchitis, diphtheria, interns) inflamations, dysentery, etc., the con sequences are most appalling. For safety sake auk always for BANDER & SON'S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT. — Sand-aw* Victoria, Australia. SANDEK & SONS, DON'T Natukb may cure your NEGLECT cough without aid, but you COUGHS, ean'fc ufford to chance it. A cough that is left to cure itself is slowly overcome at besfc, and there ia apt to bo some weakness left to make the nexfi cough come earner. We have two raally good remedies for coughs and colds. BKNJAMIN GUM is specially suitable for receus chiU-s. It is pleasant to take, cures very quickly, pre vents inflamatory symptoms and allays annoying tickling and hacking coughs. TOWNEND'S CINNAMON CURE is specially suitable for chronic coughs, though it will break up a rtosnt attack ac quickly as any other medicine made—Oinna tnon has been proved iuPaateues Institute to possess great destructive power over al! bacilli, whilst being perfectly harmless to human beings. We have received some flattering letters as to its efficacy in con sumption, bronchitis, asthma, dvsentry and in typhoid fever. Benjamin Gum Is 6d and 2a b&. Cinna monCure 2s 6d.- Obtainable everywhere ; soleproprietora and manufacturers—L«asby's Wahoo M.P.G, Coy, Ltd, Dunedin. FOiTsAiTfe "" A FARM of 265 Acres, Springfield District, Rural Section 32643, mostly in English grasses. For terms and particu ars apply to T. BULLOCK, Agent. LADIES DR. MAXUMS SKIN FOOD is a power ful Tonic for the Face and Neck, which removes and prevents all wrinkles and imparts to the face a beautiful clear complexion. Ladies whose beauty is at all fading should at once procure thia Beautify ing Cream, which possesses wonderful rejuvenating properties. Sent to any address 2a 6d, also our Book on Health and Beauty, one shilling. Address— ALPHA TOILET COMPANY, i Ohristohuroh. 7 8 Old Harness, \ Machine Belting, Etc* \ Recaired with BIFURCATED RIVKTS SET? with a Hammer. From all Iron mongers and Storekeepers. BIFURCATED RIVET CO., Ltd., i London, England. Full particulars from Harrison & Webb, Auckland. (Cut this out and show your! Ironmonger.) 6 33 R7LIEVE FEVERISH HEAT, PREVENT FITS, COHYUISIONS, ETC. Preserve a hoaltliy state of the consti tution during the period of Teetning. The wonls "JOHN STEEDMAN, CKS.M3ST, WAI.WBRTH, SURREY," Are engraved on tinl Government Stamp affixed tt> I'ivh rai'lcct. Kempthorne. Prosser and Go, Agent TO LET, Rooms in Arcade Chambers also Offico or Small Shop in the Arcade. T. BULLOCK -, L ■, SMOKE ! NOSEGAY TOBACCO. The Latest and Besfc Manufactured by 0 WILLUDIS & Co.,



DANGER OF COLDS AND LA GBIPPH The greatest danger from colds and la grippe id their resulting in pneumonia If reasonable care is used, however, and OhamberS&in's Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be avoided It nil! pure a cold or &o attack of la grippe in less time than any other treatment It is pleasant and ggfe to Inks For sale by Ashburton Drug Comp»ny



TO TBAVEL THIS SEASON IN WE Ashburton Gorge, Aiford Forest, ard Mefhven Districts. THE THOROUfiHBBEB HOBSB OAJOh E X V, By dam Flattery, by Traduoer, d«m Miss Flat, by Peter Flat CAJOLERY is a well proportioned, band- Borne, fine quality oheatnufc horee, standing 15.3 on steel bar like legs, err! he left the turf sound in every respect. His performances stamp him one of the most brilliant flat horses we have bad, and be was a o'ever fencer and a master of weight His pedigree cannot be surpassed Teems~£4 4s with guarantee ; groomage fee ss; £2 12s 6d season For farther particulars apply L. TILLET, Groom in charge j Or, W T DOAK, Mount Somerß INDUSTRIAL BUILDING SOCIETY SHARES, FOE SALE, TTNBXPIRED Appropriation and two U Shares. £172 repayable by fortnightly payments of 19s 3d, extending over a number of years, without interest. Apply to T. BULLOCK



G. JHSBON, I PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, TTAS REMOVED to temporary premises NEXT MESSRS J. SIALY & CO., East Street. FOB "BALE, yU ACRES U\) A short distance below the the Tinwald Railway Station, originally pirb of Graham's Farm, uhe property of Mr 33 Hickman If desired ib can be divided into two allotments, making 45 acres each T. BULLOCK. H' a'KDLEY BROS. Ashburton, supply windmill and Btatid for £12, Well sinking ai moderate rates. _ /GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE v DEPARTMENT. Established 1870. EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. Bird's-eye View of Growth of Office. FUNDS, 1878 .. £292,523. 1898 .. £2,861,533. At the present time the Funds amount to over THREE MILLION POUNDS. Present Annual Income, over £400,000. The leasing London Insurance Journal, The Post Magazine and Insurance Monitor, says,—"The only institution of the kina at present in existence managing its affairs on commercial principles is the Life Assurance Department of the Colony of New Zealand. . . . Although the operations of the De partment are confined to a small colony, the figures reached are very large, exceeding those of the great majority of British com panies. . . . Many of our companies at home might learn from it a useful lesson." J. H. BICHARDSON, 2] .. Commissioner. Fruit Trees and Boses. rriHE undersigned having the largest etoo X of FRUIT TREES and ROSEB i New Zealand, bega to offer them to the public at the following prices— APPLES, od blight-proof stocks, 2yrs old, 6s per dozen ; 3yrs old, 93 per doz; 4yrs old, 12a per doz; syrs old, in full bud and bea ing, 15s per doz. L UMS, rrs old 6s per doz; 3yrs old, 9 per doz ; 4yra old, 12a per doz ; syre old 15aper doz; 6yre old, JBs per doz, ROSES, Hybrid Perpetuals, 58 per doz  Tea Scented, etc., 8a per dozi SEEDLESS GORSB, Plants 10a per 100; M per 1000; Cuttings, 20s per 1000. Unknown correspondents must send a remittance with their orders. Catalogues and prices of Fruit and Forest Tress and Ornamental Shrubs of alt deserip j tioa forwarded on application. ROBERT CLEAVE, Nurseryman and Seedsman, Invereargill, NZ Established 1868. PELHAM POULTRY YARDS. THE Proprietors are largely reducing atock, to make room for coming season young birds. Some first clasa Andalußianp, Houd&ns, Orpingtons (buff and black), Gol den Pencilled Hamburgs, and Partridge OochiDs will be for sale for a short time a extremely low prices. ■• 7 169 G. MEDDINS "THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER Opposite Arcade, Burnett Street, INVITES particular attention to hia Stock of Goods especially suitable for the Spring Season, including j GARDENING TOOLS, i Oi every description Garde i Spades and Rakes Garden Hoes and Forks, Dutch Hoes, Garden Trowels, Hedge Shears, Weeding Forks, etc, etc. India Rubber Hose Pipe. TOOLS! TOOLS! TOOLS! In Carpenters' and Farmers' Tools I have the best selection in Ashbnrton County, at ray well known prices, which are the lowest. BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY Of every description, at bedrock prices, ncluding Locks of all kinds, Hinges, Screws, Brass Goods, REGISTER CRATES, MANTELPIECES, etc. AGENT for tha following Makers RANGES :—Shacklock's Okion, Baning ham's Zealandia, Scott's Atlas, Crown Iron Work 3 Challenge, Storrier's Champion, FURNISHING AND HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY to stub everybody. BRUSHWARE, TINWARE, &o. Dont' forget a penny saved is a penny gained. :



I W. STRANGE] Sole Pabtnebs anb T, OOVjEKIJAIJE: Proprietors. —, .—^;x:~——————— THOUSANDS Will be Interested to Know that Our M°DBter Stock-taking 1 Sale IS =N O W ON = AT CHRISTCHURCH. A T this GREAT SALE \b ia our Cußtom, every |to SACRIFICE (the ENTIRE BALANCE OF OUR WINTER STOCKS EVERYTHING HAS TO GO ! -Because, you see, room has to be made—somehow— for SPRING AND SUMMER SHIPMENTS ALREADY BEGINNING TO ARRIVE. Id order to effect aa complete a clearance as possible, we shall make SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in EVERY DEPARTMENT. Even plain Household Goods, auoh as CaMcn ß and Cottons generally (made and uomade) will be reduced ; also the price of Suits aad Single Garments, both to order and ready-made, Furniture, Bedding, and everything we make and sell. GOODS OF FASHION. The same remark applies to " GOODS OF FASHION," suoh as our Exquisite London and Parisian MOD "4L MILLINERY, our Stylish Winter Dressea and Dress Goods for Evening Wear, and our lovely Winter Jackets, Mantles, Capes and Macintoshes, all of which Must be Sold for what they will Bring, at wa never carry over such goods from season to seasons Quite possibly you may exclaim,, go reading the above, | «OJH, I AM. SO SORRY!" Bub I live so far away from Christohurch I can' 6 geb there to attend the Sale. That doesn't matter in the least, since you can do aa HUNDREDS already do, SHOP WITH US BY POST if you can'b shop with us in person ! GET A CATALOGUE. The first fchiDg to be done ie to get ft Sale Catalogue (they have been wellSoireul&ted already, but if you haven't got one we will send you one Post Free on application ) Having gob your Catalogue read ib carefully through (you will find it really interesting), make your selections, write down yonr requirements pa plainly as possible, enclose Stamps P. 0.0. or Postal Notes to value of Goods, aad—drop your lebfeer in the Po*t Box, and WE WILL DO THE REST By return Train, Foat or Coach, as the caae may be, your Parcel shall be forwarded— and we will take as much care to please you as though you walked up to one of our counters and made your purchase peraonally. If we are Sold Out of the precise Una you want ws will send the Nearest Thing to it, and if you aro nob satisfied then, we will return you your money DON'T MISS THK CHANCE this Sale presents to you to secure nxxetAoitoiitfAifcY BABGddids. IHE SALE WILL SOON BE OVER, AS IT POSITIVELY ENDS ON August 31, 1900 STRANGE~IT~COMPANY, CHRIsTCHUKCH. —" 28,000 ~"" c 5 ' IB J9 J| Bla B9 Bn Ml H H " £.'3 IN USE IST' THIS OOLONY THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE GOAL OR WOODUP TO 2ft 6m NO SETTING~REQUIRED. With Stove Fipe can be worked oat in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Cast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are largo and Tin-lined 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 from the maker H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., I SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, Princes Stbbkt, DUNEDIN. ' nmmm* ilf—iwil '■—iiihii—iiiiiiimiihiiwihiiiihiim ■ ii.MiiiLnntuuß.,ju.m.mi i_i-uljj —■■imiiii i wwn»«iuu__i BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TmOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be mad? for any kind of Soil, or description of crop, SATISFACTION GIVEN EVeIrYWHERE LAST SEASON. MANURE CAN BE SUPPLIED IN 1 Owt. or 2 Owt. SACKS Orders received b/ fRIEDLANDER JBROH., Limited., DAVID THOMAS, OR j 17W.J82 Jf.Sfc. JPAR,MJEJR» CJO-O1?1£;»A.TIVE A BBOCIATION OJF CAWXJKBtBSCJJRY, JL<imttecl., CANTERBUBY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED. Rm F. WAYMOUOO Bior«6«y.



1900 WINTER 1900 ni _.-.. >iraMraieß i i A SEASONABLE HINT TO THE PUBLIC. j TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for BLANKETS, TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for best value in FLANNELETTS TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for LADIES' JACKETS, each one a Novelty TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER £for all kinds and sizes of knitted UNDERWEAR TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for DRESS GOODS and DRESS MAKING TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for MEN S and BOY'S CLOTH ING of every description, GEAND NEW PKEMISES IN BURNETT STREET. Set MkbA taMM Geipsi, BSSTABLIS hTTd 0 1 _ i 8 S 9 CAPITAL^OnF MILLION, thb PKKimm ahd"^althiest colonial COMPANY, TOTID FOR PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES— £400,000. FIRE AND ''MARINE RISKS. ALSO,- RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, THRB HING MACHINES, &o», AOGBPTKD AT LOWEST TORRENT EAT ' E ¥ HANMEB 4QENT. GOOD NEWS FROM THt FRONT. Uruger learns that the British mean to get Justice for all in South Africa. WE HOPE the People of Ashbarton have learned|fchat we give Justice to our Customers in all oar numerous lines. We have just landed, per the s g <•" Whakatane," the finest assortment of Brass and Iron BEDSTEADS ever landed in Town. Latest styles and designs. Direct from the Manufacturers in Birmingham. Call early and see for yourselves. About 100 Bedsteads to choose from ; all sizes; all prices. BEDDING of all kinds kept in stock and made on the premises. We hive also just received a choice shipment, per the s s Rangatira, of TAPESTRIES, SERGES, PLUSHES, UTRECHT VELVETS, ORETTONES, Etc , for Furniture, And having secured the services of a First-clasa Upholsterer (late o£ Mel bourne), we are prepared to make New and Repair Old FURNITURE in up-to date styles, at lowest prices, on shortest notice. Linoleums, Oilcloths, Rugs, Mats, Matting, Carpets, etc, just opened. New patterns, grand designs, per s a " lonic' At the request of numerous Customers, we have imported a choice assort ment of OILCLOTHS for Dados, which have juat opened up in splendid order, Of 11 and inspect them. For Bpdroora Ware, Dinner and Tea Ware, Fancy Goods, Pictures (framed and unframed), Photo Frames, Vases, etc, see our stocks before buying else 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 Overmantlea. Bamboo Cornice Poleß, all sizes and prices Duchesse Tables and Chests, Washstands and Wardrobes, kept in stock and made to order in any design. [ Perambulators, Go-Carts, Children's Chairs of all kinds, at various prices. LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH, I -AT ! T. H. UN DRILL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, I TANORED STREET, opposite Ahcadh. ' MELLO R'B ZE A LANDIA BOOT STORE '■-T^vfifi^jr* "™I II If i I ■ I 111 | I 1 I I iMSJ^pttM***^ 'i&^^^Bj tf ■ | I^^ I - pL*"?^"" ' .^^^^l^l^H n^HE only Up-to-date Boot Shop in Aehburton. For real good Value, Style, and Fitting try the "ZEALANDIA BRAND.'" Every pair guaranteed' Remember our Price s the CHEAPEST, and oar Stock the LARGEST in Canterbury. If you want good Value for very little Money, tb< en be sure you go so H4T ni T.T.r)"R' Q zealandia boot store, tDANOBBD STREET, ASHBUFTDN



npONKING'S Unseed Emulsion, whioh JL has come to stay in A«ht«rfcn» isa certain cure for ooughg, aoldt, and all oh? 8 complaints. Sold by all local chtmiftc an arocers i" bottles. Is 6da«d a6i '£



THE RAPID LIGHTNIKG GLOSS THI ONI/Y RELTABI.K SHIRT POLISH IN SHE WOBIiD, Tt/TRS MILLER, of Dunedin, the Pw feaeion&l Laucdrete, eayt:—lb is the beat I have ever ueed. Ib makes Shirt Ironing a pleasure. Wise Mothers and Sitters try Id and sate yoar ttrength, temper, and patieno*. Onoa dried, always used. „„„ n Bold in Tint ab SHEARMAN BROS' & JOHN ORB k 00.



FOB SALE, Alford Forest Boad, HOUSE of 6 i-oems and l&JaorM of land, adjoins Mr George Hoakeft'a property; easy terms. l_ F. FERRIMAK FOX SAbfci ~~ 5 Town Sections, a capital ait« for building, within 4 minufctV walk of Post Office F_.FERBIMAff. TO LElf "" BURNEIT STREIST WESHJ A COMFORTABLE Ookfeagt of 5 r»o»i, well situated. Rental—si 6d F. FERBIMAJ?.,



FOE SALE, In Peter Street, \ COMFORTABLE HOME, constating jCjl cf 7 rooms, with bath and abundant supply of water, detached washhoose, J acre of good land, planted with frnit trees, within three minutes' walk of the railway station. The greater portion of the) purchase money can remain on mortgage. F. FERRIMAN, Estate Agent, Ashbortoa/



FOR SALE WIRTER'S ROAD, ALLENTON Within three minutes' walk of the Public School I HAVE received ioarrnotions from M* J Fowler, to sell five acres of laoi, oa which is erected a comfortable house of eight rooms and a convenient stable aal trap abed, The orchard is well stocked with fruit trees, and the site cannot be° beaten for reeidentla! purposes j F FERRIJIAN,



JB'OK HALJB. Princess. Street and Smith's Road An excellent opportunity I HAVE been instructed to sell all thai block of land situated as abo7e, con* taining 8 acres 32 percheß, together with the buildings situated thereon, comprising a 6 roomed dwelling and shop, carpenter's werk shop, stable and cow «hed. Two acres have been laid off an an orchard, and are well stocked with choice fruit tree*. A water race runs through the property Tke lami will be sold as a whole or the building with 4 aorea of land may be had separately. F. FERRIMAN; FOR SALE AT ALLENTON, A First; class Block of Land, containing 5J acres, well watered, long frontage on a good road. The greater portion of the purchase can remain afc ff per cent. Adapted for .subdivision. At.yone with a little capita!, and halt am ! eye to the future, will inspeob and stove this block, F. FERFIMAH'.



TO LET, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTOJS A SHOP with two fall windows, together wish an attachen dwelling ol 5 rooms, copper, etc. The shop ia situated next to Mr Hall, Herbalist m F FERRIMAM "to let, ~ CARTER'S TERRACE, TINWALD THaT very desirable Property, afc present occupied by Mr A Hewson, consisting of 4 acres of land with 9 roomed house, detached washhouse and dairy, good stabling, traphcuse. etc. . JF FERRIMAW FARM FOR SALE, Qvj Acres, within 2 miles of Ashborton. Otx: This should prove a sound forest*' ment for capital. Price, £1174. Thi» property will let en a long lease to a good tenant. F, FERRIMAH. TO LET, OFFICES IN HAVELOOK STREET. TWO Rooms, with shed, lately eccaplcd by Mr Jolliffe, Harelock Street, opposite Mr John Thomas' ftrain Store. i F FERRIMAN WAKAISUI RUAAtV "~—^ FOB SALE HOUSE of 6 rooms, 4 acre of land, trice £160 £30 deposit. -FfiRRIMAN FOR SALE, TANORED STREET, The Residential Street of the Towa, A Comfortable Dwelling of 8 rooms f the section is weil fenced, and ef good quality. F. FERRIMAS.



FOB SALE, AFoor Roomed House and acre of land in the suburbs. Price £1&0« F. FERRIMAN



THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEI THAT EVER WAS "I ■ ' '* The Ramble*,?" HAVING cold cmt of my M Btock rf these ssperlor War , jfa aac o eaed up a fresh oor .afgnm'enfc of fcht LATEST PATTERN ' „ rambLEH" ROAP^xCERS, * B OADSTERS l3Bfcla SG*J detachable Tyre, "tfiekam:bler. 1 ajni> inspeol the stock. Price Easy. RidiDg Easy. the Stronger on Earth. aCCESSORIES IN STOCK. OTHER MARES FITTED WITH G&JTYRES, D. THOMAS.