THE ASHBURION GUABBIAN i BATUEDAY, JUNE 23, 1900

Printed and published by Hsnkt Wmaa Peter Street, Aihbnrtem, for Urn ft*. prietora, at their Printing Ofitoe, BiiDtri Street, A«hburtoo. L . I -*6*TU;:3AY, Juae , 1100



- 26.000 IN USE IN THIS COLONY »" '.'.'W'V'V:' I" 1"" | THEY BURN LIGNIfE, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 2ft 6in NO settingTlequired. ith Stovo Flpe can be worked oat in the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS With Cast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilere are targe 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 U. jcj. SJiAOlxljOOli. v JLjJ-iJ M SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, Princes Street, DUNEBIN. Sew Zealand \mmm Conpa. BJTABLIB hITd 0' 1 _ 18 5 9 CAPITAL^ONFMILLION. THKPEIMIIB AND WEALTHIEST COLOHIAi, COMPANY, / NOTED »0R PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES—£-400,000. FIRM AND HJARiNB RISKS, ALSO,- RISKS ON GROWING CROPS, THRE HING MAOHLffBS, &0,, AOOEPFSD AT LOWEST TORKfcJS'S |RAT*f<y E W. HAN V! -M IOFOMT. ■ SHOOTTNG_SKABON, 1900. fir^n'S and Ammunition.' NhW SHIPMENTS NOW OPENED VP, A Large Assortment, at prices to suit all buyers Eleys, Kykooh, and Club Cartbidges; Powdke, Shot, Caps, Wads, and O. kthidgb Cases. LAMPS. LA M PS. LA M P S Tt^E HAVE JU>T REOBIV-.SD A PHOICI2 VARIETY OF TABLE LAMPS, HANGING HALL LAMP.-', HANGING PARLOR L \MPS, SMALL BEDROOM LAMPS-, Which we are offering tit very lew prices, A Large Stock of L .always on hind. BAKDWAKR AND H<»U*EHOLD FURNISHINGS, We have a full stock of the above lines, including Buckets Table Cutlery Fenders and Fire Irons Saucepans Spoons and Korks Electro Plate Ware Nails and Staple 3 Brush ware Enamel ware Plough Scares Lubricating Oils Etc, etc. At Pricps-fco suit the times ;W'INES aTdlpirjtS. All Kinds and Brands of SPIRITS kept in OA.SE and BULK. Whiskey, Brandy," Port, Sherry, Australian Wines, etc. English and Colonial tfottled Ales »nd Stout. GROCERIES at" Wholesale Prices. Orders by Post despatched with punctuality. Goods delivered daily SHEARMAN BROS., GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, BUBNETF STREET A ahburton. THE NEW DRAPERY." 'A Beautiful "EVENING dress window, SOMETHING NEW AND CHASJE. MITCHELL & TURNER.



Indian Famine Relief i Fund. TBE POWER OF FEEIING SYMPATHY WAS GIVEN TO US BY GOD TO HEM US IN ACTION. | There aro 5200 Electors in the Ash- , burton Electorate, to whom thia Fund , appeals alike to their humanhy, Christianity, md patriotism. ( Read what Colonel Morrla, an old Famine Relief Officer, has to say about the pitiable condition of bhe people under such circumstances— "JNever snail I forget my first intro diction to a starving village. The men looked at me wi'h hek-lustre eyes ; their cheekb nes and j iwbones protruding like a death's head, with the sk-a drawn over it. The riba stood out like a skeleton's, whilst the belly sank in until it looked as thongh it touched the backbone ; and this was not the case of one or two, bat of all. The women were in even worse case, and as foe the poor little children, those that could walk tottered about on poor thin legs, which consisted of bone and skin alone, for there was not an ounco of flesh or muscle in the who'e body. 3Tet most of those children hhd great pot-bellies full of something, From inquiry it appealed that the Zemindars had absolmely done nothing for their people. The* poor creatuiey had for weeks been living on leaves and juogla fruit when they could get any , and when we arrived we found that they were feeding upon the root of the bamboo which was pounded in a mortar to a pulp and mixed with water to form cakes, which they ate. Ihis substance for the time allayed, T frujspose, the pangs of hunger, bat It killed them a;l. Think of it! They were stuffing themselves wilh eawnust, for that is what it came to— woody matter without a particle of nourishment, and which, once swallowed, remained in their stomach till it killed them Tills Awful Famine will Last for Home Mouths For I was hungered, and yeg.ve me meat; I was thirsty, and ye gave me drink ; I was a stranger, and ye took me in. Aud the King shall answer anl say unto them, verily I say unto you, inasmuch as ye have done it unto the least of these my brethren, ye h'*ve done it unto me.— St. Matthew xxv. 36-40. TO THE EDITOR OF THE " MOKMNG POST." Sir,- Some information I have received from Rajputana m»y interest you aa an illustration of the terrible character of the present famine in India. My reliable informant, writing from the Bhil country (Meywar), tells me that this Is practically the last time he can tpeak of the Bhila as a race. "We have been smitten," he says, " with famine of such a fearful kind that in no circumstances can more than 50 per cent eecape, acd unless eomo unexpected aid arrives all must go. Wo h>ve already received from Government Rs 50 000, plus Re.3500 from the Central .Relief Fund. To help this along the Mission (0 M.S.) are spending over Rs.IOOO a nrnth, Kherwarra has subscribed Rs 350 a moivh, aid the Meywar Durbar Rs 200 a month, but all this added together is hut a drop in the ocsan. The district ha 71,000 iuh&hUunts, and ab the present moment 40,000 are starving The dead and dying lie all over the place." My correspondent goes on to say that ho buriad J2O found dead in the limits of a small cantonment, and tl ab » p to the 16th of February the number was already f-ver a hundred. In the faca of these numbers whao can Ks 60,(00 do, especially when it is remembered thai there i« no hope of alleviation til! Septem ber ntst ? €l All I cai do," he continues, " is to hope that ch'xriry will come forward with help. Pennies are thankfully received, as onn penny keeps Uie life in a mm for twenty four hours." " Ir, is horrible,"he cay?, '• to go into the Bhik' huts ami see a row of living skeletons sitting waiting for dea';h. They just look up when Igo in, cay ' Salaam, Father,' and relapse into eilence. Every | tree cspable of being used that way has been stripped of bark for fax d ; every palra tree has been cnt down, $;ocnded between stones and eaten, and now only the black rocks and sun-baked mud remain. All cittle are dead and eaten, and water is dried up iv nearly all the wells, I said in the beginriiug that in no circumstances could more than 50 per cent, escape, but unless aid of a very substantial kind comes, and that soon, 10 per cent, only will be left alive in July. Oar district ig by fai the most hardly hit in India, and that k saying a good deal nowadays." Thus far ruua my correspondent's sad account. I feel the difficulty, if not the impossibility, of calling for any special aid for the Bhils, and have no doubt, that the Government of India Is fully aware ol th'sir sad plight. Bub the condition ol those good and loyal jungle people, among whom 1 lived for years, is sufficiently sad atjd touching to justify my making it known —Yours etc., JASPER BUKNH, Colonel, I.?, 0. (Lafce Commandant Mai wa Bhil Corpe.] The County of Aahburton has during the last 12 months experienced an exceptionally prosperous period- Messrs GoJdsbroogh Mort assert thai in wool alone many lines have advanced ;n value over 50 per cenf. Sheep and lambs have likewise participated in the rise. Our a:tiaans are folly employed at higher wages than they have received foi many years. The children at some of our schools have set an cxamp'e which may well be followed by the adults. la one instance they have foregone their school prizes, so dear to the heart of every child. Can we not rise tothe occasion and recognise that this is nob any ordinary subscription, but one in which onr £1 will save the lives of several of the 85,000,000 of men, women and children (the subjects of our Em press Queen), who are starving in India. Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India, in appealing to Bengal for aid towards the districts affected by the famine, said that if any rich man doubted whether he shonld subscribe, he would give him a ticket to the famine d'strict, and would accept hi* gffs on hfs return. He would go with a hard heart, but would return with it broken. All sums received by Me F, Ferbiman are paid to the credit of the Fund at; the Union Bank of Australia, Ashburton, aed will be cabled fro the Bishop of Bombay AH subscriptions will be acknowledged in the local press. MOTHERS 1 Have you delicate children ' who are always taking cold and sub ect bo croup 2 If so, try Tonking'a Linseed Emulsion, which will cure where all other medicines fail. Sold by local .chemists and grocers in bottles, Is 6d and 2s 6d. 3 246 BE in time at " The Corner for Fags Rosettes, Patriotic Ribbons.—North cote & Hejfobp,



!PROCLAMATION OF PEACE! ————;o; ■— FJ THERE is nothing more conducive to peace than to give the Ladies Goods X at Bargain Prices. Then to the thrifty and wise who want to save money, go at once and make your purchases frdin GEORGE DUNCAN & Co., " THE PEOPLE'S DRAPEBS," TANORED STREET, ASHBURTON, OPPOSITE AROADE. JDBT ARRIVED—SpeoiaI Shipment of job lines in Faced Meltons and Sergo Dress Materials, 42 inches wide, fashionable colors. Now note the prioe—4a lid the full Dress, better qualities at 6s 91 iv d 8s lid 'ull Dress, worth double ; oome and see I Job prices to clear Ladies' Capeß «nd Jackets from 5a 9d upwards ; prices will astonish SOU Ladies' Fur Necklets (special purchase) from 2a 6rl to 6a 6d Women's Black Cashmere Ribbed Hose, seamless feet, Is pair i White Muslin Apron (Kmbroidery trimmed) Is and Is 3d, going quickly Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves 6d pair ; Lawn Handkerchiefs la 6d dozen NOTlCE!— G eo*gfe Duncan Sc Co, have gob the reputation for Selling Colonial White BLANKETS Cheaper than any firm in Canterbury. Proof is the prices—Single Beds 13s lid pair, Double Beds 19a lid pair ; please note, cannot be replaced under 4s to 6b more per pair when our present Btook ia sold out SHOWING EXTRAORDINARY GOOD VALUE IN THE FOLLOWING LINES, viz .— Colonial Flannels from lOfd, Flannelettes from 2£d. We are the noted house for these Goods 2 Yards Wide Fine Grey T<vM Sheetings from lOf d Unbleaohed Linen Tabling lljd ; Art Muslins, ia great variety, frrm ?£d yard Cretonnes 3f d ; White and Grey Calicoes from 2d yard ; Roller Towelling 3Jd SPECIAL NOTICE FOR DRESSMAKSRS-Slate Linings from 3|d, Al value White and Grey Turkish Towels from 4|l, Toilet Covers from B§d, Antitnaocesaara from 7Jd Ladies' Corsets from 2% 6d, Ladies' "hard wear" Umbrellas from 2s lid Exceptional good value ia Bush and Bed Rugs from 6s 6d White Satin and Honeycomb Quilta from 4? 6d, Tapestry Quilts from 5s 6d Direct shipment of Nottingham Lace Curtains from Is 6£d, lovely patterns, and at job prices; Reversible Cretonne Curtains 5b 6d pair MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING-Note Prioea Onehunga Tweed Trousers 7s 6d, New Sao Suits 22s 6d, Boys' Knioker Suits 13s 6d Men's Denun Overalls 3s lid, Mole Trousers 5i lid, Persian Ct»rd Trousers 6s 6i Mod's Br^vn Cotton Drawers la lid, Men's Merino do. 2% 6i, Lambswool do, speoial job hoe, 2i 9(1, Colonial (Karapoi make) 3s 6d upwards Fancy Cotton Shirta, Cols, Is lid ; Leather do, 2s 63 upwards ; Union do, 2a lid up wards ; Flannel Unders 3s 6d upwards; Kaiapoi Plaiding Drawers 5a 61 Men's Mufflers from Is ; Samaon Braces; Boys' 6d, Men's ia Men's Wool Knitted Books, double heels, ll|i pair; Men's Handkerohiefs 4^dupwards rir nnir-i ii ■ final w—■■ ———«— 'iMj—iix____^..^^. i.^»—»jn—— SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT CLEARING SALE OF IRONMONGERY & TIN WAR E HARDLE Y^B ROTHERS WILL Hold a Clearing Sale for ONE MONTH ONLY, prior to final Alteration to Premises, also to make room for Large Shipments to arrive shortly. 27 Hand Saws, reduced to 2s 91 'Galvanised Buckets from la 6d Carpenter's Brace, 2a 6d Tin Bowls 4d, 6d, 8d Door Locks from la 6d Frying P*ns from Is Fgg Beatera from 3d Wringers from 13s 6d Glass Cutters and Tin Openers from 6d Register Grates, Ranges, Fenders, etc., at Reduced Rates. REMEMBER—FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. hardl~ey~bros., East Street.—Manufacturers of Tanks, Baths, SpoutiDg, Ridging, etc—East St Wm. Strange { } Thos. Cowrdale I .i - ' A TRIP TO TOWN Is not cilways PRACTICABLE. Consequently, MANY LADIES residing in Ashburton and District find it IMPOSSIBLE to visit the Establishment; of STRANGE & CO. as OFTEN as they could DESIRE. Their annoyance is natural enough. EXPERIENCE has taught them that the big City Establishments, SUCH AS OURS, offer them THE BEST VALUE FOR MONEY, and the WIDEST OHOICE OF GOODS. But such Ladies can always SHOP WITS! US BY POST, as HUNDREDS already.do, because they know we are LARGE BUYERS, LARGE IMPORTERS, LARGE MANUFACTURERS. It is also pretty generally known now that WE BUY EVERYTHING FOR READY MONEY, and that we have a LONDON HOUSE which keeps us supplied all the year round, not merely with plain, every-day goods, such as are in constant demand, but with The Latest London and Continental Novelties in Mantles, Costumes, Millinery, Corsets, Gloves, Dresses, Dress Goods, Under wear, Children's Goods, &c. AM Our Dressmaking Department cksely resembles a West-End of London Establishment. Our new French. Dressmaker, MADAME BOUTEATJD, is acknowledged to be a TRUE ARTISTE. Her creations are the theme of GENERAL ADMIRATION.; while our Miss Mazey (in charge of our second room) continues to give the utmost satisfaction to her numerous patrons. As Bespoke Tailors, we have acquired a HIGH REPUTATION. We make Stylishly-cut Suit (splendid workmanship and material) from .£3 3s. Those who prefer ffSeasJy-made Clothing will find our famous " ORIENT " BRAND CLOTHING (in all sizes), the NEAREST APPROACH to MABE-TO-ORDER GOODS in the Market— ■wid at about HALF THE PRICE. Furniture we Supply Direct from our Factory to the People at Factory Prices. We also have a BEDDING FACTORY (for supply of pure, sweet bedding), a WIRE MATTEESS FACTOBY, and a BLIND FACTORY (under the charge of those famous Blind-Experts, Messrs. GEE). COUNTRY RESIDENTS, If you CAN'T come to town to see us, you can always , « , Shop with us Eiy Post. State your requirements PLAINLY in writing, ENCLOSE REMITTANCE, and your order shall be filled as PROMPTLY and SATISFACTORILY as though you had delivered it in person. POST FREE ON APPLICATION, Estimates for House-Furnishing, Blind-Making, Bedding, Wire Mattresses, Ac., Patterns of our LOVELY NEW WINTER DRESS MATERIALS, and our NEW SEASON'S SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS, OVERCOAT INGS, &c. (together with full directions for self-measurement), Post-Fbee on application to ' :' • : "f GHRISTGHURGH. i , ■ ■. SHEARMAN BROS* have large stock TYiVERY STEP WE TAKE. EVERY rr t £ OASSI£ Wahoo, Benjamk Qntti, JDj. MOVE WE MAKE, ia wibb one end Koollbah, and Cmnamon Cure in view, viz;, to serve the public well. Hon - ~ ~ —— -— dai-Lanka Tea, incomparable vahw-M Al- Smoke New Veaus ways Reliable." 1



BELFAST AND .FAIRFIELD . FREEZING WORKS ' MANURES, ARE THE BEST JpOR 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 b/ FBIEDLAINDEE BROlil,, JUmtteA., DAVID THOMAS, ■:-'■ ' ' ■ - OR TI4IS IS.^, FARMEHfe 00-OPBBAIIVB' A SBUCIATION OW CAWIXJKKIBtJIiCY, jLlmite*!., CANTERBURY FBOZEN MEAT ANJD DAIRY PBODUCfi; IfiXPOftT COMPANY. LIMITED. 8 80 F. WAYMOUTH Secretary. MIJ l_ L_ 11 ¥¥ r4 I OINTMENT IS A REAL BOON To Sufferers from - LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, Gi^iD^Aß SWELLINGS, PILES, FISTULAS, &*. Its soothing and healing powe s arc simply marveilous, and t ■• IW» fT\ Imp i W ' Vfc " "J. • ,-< t IT<& TAI s^^sfl II D f UVvn When appliad to wfIJIS, SCALD-, Oyia v FOi: r. 5 v/gii.- D g. -^iMMifcctured only at. 78, Kp-v Pt--< T,n-.] *n . , , --A Medldiu tutton. THE AFFLICTED REJOICE ! THE POLYP*THS HAVE CAPTURED the HEaBTS of the PEOPLE of CANTERBUKY. COMING FROM ALL° OVER THE COLONY TO THE POLYPATHIO MEDICAL INSTITUTE N.Z.bRARCH- Corner of Latimer Square & Gloucbfctor fetreet. CHRISTCHUKOH POLIPATBIO, the NEW METHOD OF s f s HEA i I^G [ is the surest and most rapid Syfete.ii, as - *~ -)£f&2H. <* Xt cuiei- with absolute certain'y such diseased as ® tgp^&^A^^j.^^% <-&toor. Epilepsy, and Asthma, incmable undsr the t-«j*:&\ nit^ r «tna, as well as all Chronic and Kervoues *^P§S^^^3^^ I Ciiri/.i.i t» of Wom.n and Men. MORE CURES j^^^^^g^^| &] ADI* BY POLTPATHY than any OTH&R f&PsaN^&Sz^affiCv c Wll?est: ' eat e<iacated, and most enlightened fet'l'lo are dpjjy becoming converts to those new /yjgffi^^^^^^^^ted ' i-rinciples and methods which are supported by eooh I^C^^^S^^^^^^ffi^p ovcrwhelmirg evidence, buetatned by the public, \ SJBnJHraSmJ^lil^P^' w'no aye hsd t-n opportunity of testing the ISS^^^^^^y^^-^ rem;irkable Euccets of the POLYPATHICSYS lEM. IMplKfaSra^ t^fe^il" Ihe'r success has spread like wildfire E^IMJIBSBIbII w^^^^ W, ''Jl<ll S h ai! enHghtened coronriunity, and amongst EBijiWS^^^^^^^a * g| ibo qe who had given up all hopes of ever being well jaBJMHWMBWWw^^ie^x a^nin, and they are by hundreds availing themselves HSE~3sIsS£!S B t>{. 'be POLY.PATHIC SYSTEM of treating Chronic HnS^^Q !^^M Paßea» which has proved to be the eureet, qnickeab, H^b||^^4^^B^^-IH^^ })Jlf' tat'St relirb'e means of Care ever offered an iiJ^^l^^a^^^^^^^:,ft"- Fffl>ctc rl people When sick, is the time we need the fpi|9|jgnHffiiillicl ff * beet advice and treatment. Therefore vte say: tX-J^^/jWi^ly^^^^^^^ Inform jours6lveß, yon who are sick, write to the j—^l. JJHuiiiij'jTrr rj POLYPATHJO INSTITUTE, and then accept proofs '; - o f {fe e mysterious skill—more convincing than words - that is'posseesed by the Polypaths. They treat all Female Ailments by the Polypathic Method, which does away with all examination and all local treatment' They aleodesire to impress upon all men who are suffering that they have- tue justly celebrated Hindoo Remedy, so well and favourably known in the Old World ac the " Anti-Agriechal Tabloid Method," All desiring to test tfc*> system will ha*e such opportunity. # If you cannot Visit, WRITE for Question List to Christcharch, with Stamped Envelope and you will receive an immediate reply. Medicine packed Free from Observation. Carriage Paid Parcel Post, THOURANDS CURED ANNUALLY BY LETTER. MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE; THE LEADING BOOT SHOP, TH the Most ftELIABLE House for GOOD AND CHEAP BOOTS.^OJ >im f«J|to give you the best value for mttlb money, HONESTY is out Polio We mil not Guarantee you an article unless we know it will give you every'<Batis aobion. One Trial is all we ask—Our Goods Soil themselves, •*" p--"*— J. MELLOR, IJANCRED BTKKF ftSHBUKT3N I



1 MI o (JAiioUM, 'jIE-'.'JHSK (,; r'.wiofjiia cudOOn a. Fur le-.xi, b .i. »p.,ly*t Residence . ninn of WJI.s an J «ri«.!:»m S-fesn it a \Vifckdnu; .>otd En; \ft/ANT]'D KtvwD—'fijii J. Moiausr VV a** -eceivea a luge tu^piy of Summer Bujts ami Sh^ca, suitable for ihe Holidays. Toey ate all of tli* best brands and uiakvri,- and r.«tye equalled in Ashburton. J.M. beiog the only practical and experienced Bootmaker ia the town, thus gives him superiority an' facility to know t,£*t whaa lo «6C. Tnerd lore tba public mive no need to woudee wlwre »o go ,or reliable Boon »qJ Shoei Uißoount for cash, as uiual. Pephirs dene at once. Beet Sole Leather Übdd «d work nianship, at The Hall, Eaat Bi-rwe. Alh. borLoii EBtablißhed 1876. FOR OHRISTM.~PBI!:SEi,Tfi aN KEW yjjJAR Gl«is, Also WEDDING PRESEKifI QO TO 6fO/?fi£ JE3BOH, fiasb Street, Anhbnrtoa. THE OHEAPEStTIaoe IN TOWN OR WAICHES, CLOCKS, - AND JEWELLERY Of Every Description. INSPECTION INVITED. FOR SALE PRIVATELY, I AM now prepared to treat privately for theun»old portion of Mb Isaac Sab. obnt s property, comprising :— Loto;Th« n n o b Bou!: raij conuialllß ™ iM* fjOt a C re? r6en"trMt'< Parm» «»nt*in>ng 16* Lot 4 —North River Farm, containing II ■—- B> W- HANiIBR* S. H. GEAVES^ SHAKEBKOKER AND FINANCIAL AGENT, 185 HEREFORD STREET* CHRISTCHURCH. RELIABLE Infoimation on Drcdgfn Stocks. Correfcpondence Invited. Ccdbs : Bedford McNelll's, Moreing awl Neal's, A.8.0. Code (foottß Edition. MR ALBERT ROBERTB, Aihborto. Repreaentative Telegraphic Address: GBAVES, Chrletchurch, 3 21 LOOK CHEAP \vIJfTEB FIRING. KEW MOtiil 1 SOMEKS COAL. OUTPUT has Trlbled during ihe la twelve mouths IT IS USEi) EVERTWHERBS. This Coal is the Best and Cheapeat Steam Household Coal in the market. our^FloarSsj° fl3="" krt^ "doMlto GIVES SPLENDID REBULTB WRITE FOR PRICES 6. T. MPARK, MOUNT BQM RB. TO AL MY OLD CLIENTS FARMERS, AND RESIDENTS OF ASHBURTON COUNTY. I BEG to inform you that I have lerttcd u-ii my c l onne°fcion with the Canterbury Mill, which was under my management for over aeven yean, »nd hare PURCHASED from Mr Edwin Thwnas the WAKANUI ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. The Canterbnry Mill, which U th« property of the Bank of New Zealand AaMta B°n r-.f ll *} m fcr»ding ander th« najoe of Rolhtt Sc Co,, so to avoid oooinwon with correspondence, I would like to aak yon to addrejß all orders to THOMAS ROLLIT0&1 WAKAKUI ROLLER FLOUR MIIXS, A^BBU£ rION On and after October ltt, I shall twnlKMd to supply yon with fint-olass ROLLER FLOUR, WHEATMEAL.BRAII * aMAKFH, at lowest current rates* ' I have arranged to keep a supply of Floor Bran, and Sharps at the Stores of the N.Z. Farmers' Association, Wesb Btnet, wfa«r^ Farmers, Shareholders or nob-Shareholdtn can loave their Wheat and set Floor, Bran. and Sharps in exchange. THOMAS~ROLLITT, 4 Cinnamon Cure, Wahoo, Koolibah • Beiijamin Gum go *«2 Abhbobtob Dbuo C). . ■ t ; -■■ .■ -i :'/ * i- -:& -■- 3c -21 < £dj ■ i;-/V-> Sounothi PURE GEYLOH OR BLENDED s^B wvn S^k>i *■