ITALY AND TURKEY.

— : United Press Association—By Eleotrio Telegraph,—Copyright. Rome, Jan 30 A ruptnre of Italian relations with Turkey is probable, owing to Turkey refusing to surrender Sylvia Gemi!?, who was placed in a Turkish officer's hare.n, on the ground that she baa embraced Islamism.

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Uaited Pre«B Association—By Eieotrio

Telegraph—Copyright

The Spion Kop Fight

Further Details

CReoaived Wakapuaka Veh 1, 10 20 a.m, This Office 11-9 a.m)

London, January 31

Details of the bpioa Kop affair, •how that when aware the British held the highest part of the mountains the Boers from an invisible position, on the lower ground, opened a terrific cross fire with smokeless powder. Shrapnel shell and rifles swept the British who kept advancing, bnt after enduring the fire two hours, accompanied by the heaviest shelling of the war, they were compelled to retire, The enemy's artillery raked the British on all aides. The latter for a long time were unable to locate the guns, but ultimately silenced several, otherwise it-would have been impossible to re main in the peeition. As the day wore on the British again pushed forward and by evening they held the hill. IV hat induced the abandonment is still a mystery. The British guns still remain on Mount Alice. The British losses in the assault were about five hundred, chiefly caused by shell fire.

Harold Booth's Death

Ladyemith Hopeful

Haa Ample Supplies

Received Wakapuaka Feb. 1, 10 10 a.m This Office 11.9 am. Capetown, January 31 Harold Booth, of the New Zealand Contingent, was RCting aB General Clement's orderly, when he was killed by a shell, while holding the General's horse, northwards of Rensburg. Received Wakapuaka Feb 1, 10-10 a.m, This Office 11.8 n.m) Durban, January 31 A heliograph message received from Ladysmith states that the garrison is not despondent, aod is awaiting Bailer's next move. They still possess many weeks' supplies.

Arrival of Second Contingent at Albany

(Received Wakapuaka Feb 1, 10.20 a.m, This Office 11.29 a.m) Albany, February 1 Arrived—The Wai wera with tbeNew Zealand Second Contingent. Men and horses are in excellent condition.

Latest Items.

HOSPITAL BoABD-The name of MrJ» D*vison waa omitted from the list of mem bers of the Hospital Board present at the meeting on Tuesday.

AOdDENT ItfSOBANCE COMPANY..— The New Zealand Accident Insurance Company held its annual meeting at Auckland to-day, when the directors' report and the balance sheet were presented. The sum of £5000 was added to the reinsurance reserve, and the usual dividend was declared. ■

Fajb Estimation—Every man's work ha» three values —its real worth, its market price, and its value in hia own eyes. There la not so much difference between the first two »« the mas himself think*, but ho whose work is not worth more to him than it will bring will never do any work worth doing.

Death by Scalding.—An Auckland {wire says that at the inquest yesterday touching the death of Samuel Martin, a boilerman, who died last week from the results of soald ing received while working in a boiler at the Western Springs waterworks, the jury brought in a verdict to the effect that the deceased came by his death by scalding, and that the accident) was cauxe i by the incom petence of the waterworks engineer.

A Valuable Orchid—An orchid was sold a few days ago in Cheapside (at Protheroe and Morris') for one hundred guineas. Oar readers may like to reed the description of this hundred guineas' worth, as sot forth in the aactioneeda' catalogue. It is " Odonto glossum crispum, true Pacho variety, petals and sepata blotched with very deep red spots la the way of O, crisputn Peetersi, but larger j six bulbs, two with leads, six leaves, in lower,"

A Lost Seat—An amusing finale was un expectedly suppliei to a meeting in aid of tbe f' More Men" Fund at Wellington. Someone had suggested a collection from the audience, and the sturdily-built member for Wellington Suburbs, making a short cut to the door to intercept people as they were leaving, bounded, hat in hand, from the «t»ge into a ohair ieffc vacant by a Pressmac There is a limit even to the endurance of ohair seats ; weight of tissue told, and the politician and ohair measured their length on the floor. A great laugh went up from th« audience, and says the Post rather in oraased when Mr Wilford aptly remarked, " Well, gentlemen, I can safely aay that that ii oot the first seat I have lost."

THE ABHBUJUTQS OQABDIAN j THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1900



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Wanted. ANTED—Good General "Servant.— Apply office of this paper. 2 4 WANTED, at once—About 50)bs of Honey. Apply this office. 1 204 AT the Request of a number of Aehbur ton Ladies, Mr Coxon will give free Exhibitions of Shirt and Collar Ironing, in the premises next Mr Seger's shop, for a fortnight. Everyone invited. Ladies are requested to bring their own collars, &c. /"10ME and see the prices at Mas Alcorn's , VV Great Summer Sale. Dresa Muslins from 6d a yard. Summer Dresses, Milinery, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces, Jackets, Gapes, Underclothing, Pinafores, Aprons, Stamped Needlework, etc, all reduced during the Sale. PARLIAMENTARY Decision against JL Tiadicg Coupons, No such legislation j necessary in the case of a Btraight-out system of giving Cash Discount at tho rate of Is in the Pound off every purchase of Nine-pence worth and over. The tame all round sterling value as usual in General Drspery, Clothing, Bootn, etc , at H. G. Barrett s (late Barrett Bros.) " The Hall," East Street. NEW BOOKS—The Ideal Life, Dnm mond ; Other People's Lives, C»v*y ; Wines on the Lees ; a Corner in the Wett The Crown of Life ; Soldiers of the Quern; Old Convict Days ; Bade o' Grass ; The Sailot'a Bride, Boothby ; Great Boer Trek ; Transvaal Boess; Story of War Alarms; Citiz n'a Atlas, a splendid up to date At iae ; Christmas Number Msgazineß, English and American papers every Mail.—H M. Jones. nnHE Encyolof m litt Britaonici 9h Edi .JL tion is the standard work of reference, 11 The Nations Gre.r. Book." It is uni versally acknowledged to be the best work of reference ever published for Divines, ! Scholars, Professional Men, and I.he general \reader. Orders now being booked.—/. H. f Williams, Taoered Street. RS~ALCORN hopes by Selling for a few weeks at - and in some cafes below Wholesale Prices to make more room. Several cases IS'ew Gooda bought, at larpe discounts will be included, so that customers may rely on getting genuine bargains at th 8 ale. p^MMßglWWWillll 111 !■ J I I IB MljlMjlljl'l IHJIJ_ ■ notice 7 , SHEEP DROVERS and Others are i warned against driving SHEEP across i my property, •• Montalto," without my per- ' mission : otherwise, they will be proceeded ] against according to law i D. MORROW.



Patriotic Concert. '■ TO-NIGHT. \ THORBUAY, FaBRTJABY 1. ' ODDFELLOWS' HALL ! i DOORS Open at 7.30. To commence at 8 o'clock. One shilling tickets—Front door, Two shilling tickets—Side door. ALBERT ROBERTS, ] 2 3 Hon. Secretary ST. Bi. j> PlTtf «' 8 cJ H U R~UW Aahbuctrn. ; FRIDAY—Feast of the Purification 7.30 a m—Holy Communion 7 p m—Holy Baptism 7.30 p m—Evening Prayer 8 p tn—Choir Practice Daily Prayer, 9 a.m FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER THE EPI PHANY. (February 4.) 11am—Matina, Holy Coo munion, and Sermon. 3 p m—grkenstr'set. 6 30 p m—Evening Piayer and Sermon R A WOODTHORPE, MA., Vicar TENDERS. rnEND^RS are invited for Building a Six- Ji Roomed Houae on the North Belt. Tenders will Close on THURSDAY, February 8, at 1 p.m. Plans and Specifications at Carson and I Go's., Tancrod Street. 1 230 . i9o() - PIANOFORTE, SINGING, and FRENCH, MRS F."MAKEIG. THE Frist Term will begin on THURS DAY, February 1. Wills Street, 1 27 Aehburton. SINGM£,~ETcr MRS JOHNSTON, having taken over Mas Bowman Fox's music practice, will be at home from 2 bill 4 daily, to arrange with Pupils, Term commences 6th February. 165 Havelock Street. TENDERS. (TnENDERS are invited up to four o'clock X on MONDAY, February 5, for the erection of a Residence for Mks Jennings,it Tinwaid. Plans and specifications may be seen at my office, Arcade Chambers. A. AGER, 219 Architect. ~lTo l~e~t " IWEW SIX ROOMED HOUSE with *■* Verandah, plastered throughout, situated at Corner of Eaafc Town Belt. T. BULLOCK t~o~l7eT~ NEW SIX-ROOMED HOUSE with Verandah. Plastered throughout. Situated at corner of East Town Belt. T. BULLOCK FOR BALE. SHEEP COUNTRY—HINDS DISTRICT. Nob far from the Railway Station. 509 *°^* 509 MOSTLY in ita native state, being R.S. 33453, 33456, 33157, and others; all fenced, watered with County water races. Liberal terms of payment can be arranged. For further particulars apply fco T. BULLOCK, TO LHIT, AT A LOW RENTAL, Brick Premises, conveniently situated in Tancred Street, next to McConnell and Compton's Stables. Apply to T BULLOCK SHEEP COUNTRY ASHBURTON GORGE 3018 ACRES 301* Being R.S. 31832, 31833, 31834, &&* theirs. This property nob having been sold by auction, offers are iavited for the pur chase of same. T. BULLOCK. warranted to curs Gravel, Pains in the back, and all kindred complaints. Free from Mercury. Established upwards of 30 years. In boxes 4a 6d each, of all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Proprietors, The Lincoln and Mid land Ooontias Drag Company, Llaoeln, "Rn stand



WANTED. i linn f ii 11 inn ANY one having Suitable sorts from 5 years old and upwards 15 hands to 15.3 Send them for Inspection to our West Street Mart by NOON, SATURDAY N£XT, February 3,1900. Any Colour Except Grey & Roans. FRIEDLANDER BROS, Ltd, 2 5 Fer R FRIIDLANDER.



WEST STREET HORSE MART. I FRIEAY, FEBRUARY 2, f 1900. 1 OPEOIAL ~N TRY. • OA DRAUGHT SIARE3 i fQ\J AND GELDINGS. k General Entry— Qf\ HEAD of all Descriptions. | FRIEDLANDER BROS. Ltd, R. FRIEDLANDER, , 1 223 Auctioneer. ! sltukdayTfebruary a, 1900. FURNITURE SALE TITEBSRB FRIEDLANDER BROS. Ltd., jj/X. will offer at their West Btreet Stores en above date, a large quantity of House hold Furniture and effects, to be sold with out the slightest Reserve, Sale at 12 o'clock sharp. R. FRIEDLANDER, Auctioneer. R. W. HANMER. ~ MR E, W. HANMER has received in structions from Isaac Sargent, Fsq. who has purchased the Rockvrood instate, near Albury, to Sell by Public Auction at Ashburton on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, ' Situated four miles from Ashburton, in the Ashburton Forks. The property will be offered as a whole, and if not sold in thia way will be offered in HX lots. IT COMPRISES SOME 907 Ao« X « 907 More or less, with a go^d, substantial eleven roomed houee, in which there is hofc and cold water service ; an elevec-stalled stable, with harness and chaff-room ; a large iron Grain Store on concrete foundation with 14fc stud, and size 50ft x 25fb. A large Implement Shed, Choffoatting House (with Bteam appliances), Sawbench, Sheep Yards, and Sheds. The-water supply to the house is by wind mill and four 400-galiou tanks. The Property is well watered and bounded by the noith and south branches of the Aehburtnn river. It has gained a refutation of growin wheat of the finest quality, while quantity has always been a great feature, 70 bushels per acre being threshed in a good season. Plans of the sub-division are now ready for distribution, and inspection of the growing crops is Invited to show to intend ing purchasers the capability of the land. If sold in sub-divisions the aub-division will be as follows : — Homestead—loo acres, with the option of purchasing 280 acres in addition, divided into 12 padtdocke, with 5 acres of orchard and Harden. Kmox'a Farm—246 aores, divided into 7 paddocks. Greenetreet Farm—lso acres, divided into 3 paddocks. North River Farm-81 acres, divided into 2 paddocks with a large area of riverbed at a nominal rental. No. 1 Farm~so acres, divided into 2 piod dockr. For teims, plans and further particulars, apply to E. W. HANMER. J R BLAND, 188 Auctioaeer FOR SALE' ~ BUILDING SITES, opposite Mr Seymour's residenoe I HAVE for Sale, Town Sections 1001 and 1002, each containing £ of an acre, admirably adapted for building purposes. T S 1002 is surrounded by a macrooarpfc hedge of good growth, F FERRJMAN FOffsALB. WAKAUT3I ROAD. I HAVE for Sale, an excellent business Bite, having a frontage of 75 feet; ah present occupied by Mr J H Stephens F. FERRIMAN. "R7T. CLARK7 GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Tancreb Street, Next to McDonnell and Compton's Stables BICYCLES THE RALEIGH AND THE HOLLIS. TO MAKE ROOM ¥OR ERESH SUPPLIES, J HAVE DECIDED to Sell my Stock ol Machines at COST PRICE for CASH. Now is a chance for Racing Men to get a Flyer at a small coßt. A few Road Racers at cost) price. Ladies likewise. The RALEIGH is one of England's best machines. Piunkett, Roberts, Maxwell. Larsen, Kirkvtood, Smith, Greenough, Edwards, Walsh, and Sorensen, of the North Island, all ride RALEIGHS. The HOLLIS, made by J. Hollia and Son, Birmingham, of gun renown, is a great favorite in the North Island, over 130 Machines having been sold this last year in Palmerston North. The name " Hollis " is an everlasting guarantee. Don'b miss the opportunity* AT COST PRICE FOR CASH. For One Fortnight Only. R. T. CLARK, Tancred Street, Ashbqrton FOR BICYCLE ACCESSORIES GO TO DATES, LOWRY AND CO-, THE LEADING CYCLE DEALERS. OUR Repairs are done is a neab and workmanlike manner. All work guaranteed, and charges reaion able.



MISS KITTY BELL, , mEACHBR OF THE PIANOFORTE, | Will commence professional duties on I MONDAY, January 29. I Address: Cass Streeb, Ashburton. 192 Friedlander i-Tos. WEST STREET AUCTION MART. OUR NEXT HORSE FAIR Will be held on FEIDAY, February 2, 1900, For which we are now booking entries. JRiEDLANDER BROS., Ltd R. FRIEDLANDER, 1 119 Auctioneer* ~~ FOR SALE. HALF ACRE of Land, on Alford Forest Road, near Woollen Factory, For particulars apply FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. FOB PBIVATE SALE. A SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, with Scullery and Wash-house, | aore, in Tancred Street East, close to Masonio Hall. Full particulars from FBIEDLANDER BROS., Up.



MOVING SALE. OPENING ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 a Inst NEW BUILDING READY. STOCK TO BE CLEARED. rnHE FOLLOWING LINES ARE SPECIAL THIS WEEK — Val Lace 4|in wide, Is 6d a dozen ; 300 dozen lace to be cleared Small Women's Cashmere Hose, fashioned, heels and toe?, 2 pairs for Is Id Women's Black Ribbed Hose, fashioned, heels and toes, Is per pair Women's Black Ribbed Hose, Is 6d, Is Bd, Is 9d ; to clear at Is 3d Boys' Scotch Knitted Hose from 1b per pair Boys' Roslyn Knicked Hose from Is per pair Grand Line Printed Crepons, 10|d and Is, now 6|^ Costumes from 43 lid Lace Curtains from la lid Large White Striped Towels, Gd A Pile of Art Muslins from 3|d MITCHELL & TURNER.



— 25,000 — COOKING UmUll RANGES IN USE IN THIS COLON'S ; ____BEB&i THEY BURN LIGNITE, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 24m NO SETTING~REQUIRED. With Stove Pipe can be worked oat n the open. SPLENDID BREAD BAKERS, With Cast Iron or Cop er Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Ti • . ensd REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or double ovens. High or low preaaure boilers. Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK. SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, DUNEDIN.



. PERKINS' \ Patent Bag Lifter. ImHIS SIMPLE APPLIANCE can be i X fixed to a Dray or Waggon, and, by the aid of a horse, will hoist Bags of Grain, etc., over fche sides of a dray, or on to a platform, ai the Rate of 50 Bags in Ten Minutes. The Appliance is made of Iron Piping, and weighs only 40lbf. It can be fixed on to any kind of Dray or Vehicle, or Loading Stage, and is so simple that anyone can use it. If a horse is not available, two men can supply the necessary power to work it by pulling the rope instead of yoking the horse to it. The Patent Lifter is an appliance that will do all the Bag Lifting of a large farm in a few minutes, and no Farmer or Storeman should be without it. Prices made so low to briDg ie within the reach of all. It can be used either in the Paddock, at Barn, or at the Store. FRIEDLANDER" BROS,, Ltd, Agents. i CORNSACKS. 1500 BALES NOW LANDING. FARMERS will pieass give us their Orders promptly if delivery is required ' ex ship. Stocks will be kept at our ABh burton, Tinwald, and Lyndhursb Stores. FRHSDL.ANDJR BROS., Lid



MISS M. BICHAEDSON, rjIEAOHEB OF PIANO. Apply Belt Road, Allenton. Terms on application. First term commences on Ist February. 1 88 MEnoONOEST HAVELOCK STREET, nnEACHEK of Violin, Mandolin, and X Harmooy, resumes teaching 29th inefc. Terms on application. 1173 jTv." dr beef, JEWELLER A- WATCHMAKER. rnHE LATEST NOVELTIES just to X hand in all claßses of W«t<?f*e*« «Sc .Tewellery, R9TH>"RHAM'S ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES IN THE FOLLOWING GRADES :— Gold Kpy'ess Hunting Gold Keyless Open Face Silver Keyless H&lf Hunting Silver Keyless Hunting Silver Key wind Fusee Hunting Silver Keywlnd Going Barrel Hunt ing Silver Keyless Open Face Silvbr Keywind Fusee Open Faca Silver Key wind Going Barrel Open Face Also, a FULL STOCK of ROTH BREAM'S LADIES' COLO WATCHES, SPECIALLY MADE TO MY ORDER. SIX DOZEN ENGLISH KEYLESS OPEN FACE KI.KUL LEVER WATCHES, Compensation balance, full jewelled, two years' Guarantee, S7s del EAOff. STs Ocl Also, a Full Stock of all other ci&ssei of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Watches. WATERBURYS ab four price*— 14s Cd, 19s 6d, 20s, 22s 64. J. V. DE BEER, (Late S. Salek) EAST STREET, ASH BURTON Hit vest Supplies. TJTTE HAYS JU3T LANDED, ex Papsroa, R kaia, and <§ote», NEW SUPPLIES OF ENGLISH EARTH BNW4 RE, GLASS AND CHINi. Evety lin-i up to date, and at lo*re*t C^sh qiiotaUonp. E <glish aal American FRUIT J UIS at lowest pi ices in Town. Qieeisland Pure Dry Cane SUGAR— 70; b Bm K s Us. Or/y dry iSug«r thnu'.d 1.-c uatd for S22&J JPreservirg. Two and Three Prone Forks. Binder Whips, Rein Cord, Oil Cant--, Reaper Oil, Raw and Boilt-d Oil, (Wor and Cylinder Gil, in any quanti y. 51b Boxes Pare <>y'ori TEA fn m 7s 6d £each. big y"c"l c a In BICYCLES wa on offer tie beet value In the Colony. We build Machines to order from Genuine B S.A. pacts' We are also Agcn's tor Columblas, Hartfords, and Lovell Diamonds. Quotations on application. CARSON & Co., GROCERS AND IRONMONGERS, Importers of Bicycles, Hardware, Glajs and China Tancred Street and Arcade, Ashburtcn.



BUSINESS CHANCE. I BEG to notify to the numerous Om fcomers of W. H. Pabdis, and the Public generally, that, having purchased the business known as the " Ashburton Aerated Water and Cordiai Manufactory," I take possession on and after February 1, and by diligent attention to business and the superiority of Cordials and Waters I take the opportunity of soliciting a fair share of your support and patronage. ALF. BRAY, CAMERON STREET. |_ 1 226 PHOTOGKAPHY. mO COMPETE WITH THE TIMES, For 14 Days Only, Oie Dozen Highly Finished Cabinst Photos FOR EIGHT & SIX. Don't Miss This Chance. All work guaranteed. Note Address D. Jones, The Photographer, Robottom Studio, Moore Street, ~~FOB~feAbJb}, mOWN Properties-Good Building Sites, JL A acre fronting Wills Street West, being Town Section 1121, and { aore No 795 fronting Cox Street East. Apply to ._ T. BULLOCK^ ALFORD FOREST. FOX ~SALE, 4O ACRES 4O BEING Rural Sections 22038 and 2POS9 fronting Taylor's Stream, on Winter slow Run. Liberal Terms. T. BULLOCK. FOX SALE A SHEEP FARM. Rangitata District, nob far from Ealins Railway Station. Good, healthy Sheep Country^ r 11^1 ACRES 1181 TaTim extensive improvements, vi* :— "" wood Homestead, Stable. Loose Boxes, Shearing Shed, and Sheep Yards, also Dip, surrounded by a number of paddocks-451 %orea freehold, and 730 acres leasehold, at a low rental. Full pirticuUrg furnished on application, T.BULLOUK.



FLETCHER BROS. CHSH SUPPLY STORES. Money invested PJJJSSEP VTNP Th<J ""* hero ia similar ' * gtklu yoor to patting it SEASON, confidence «nd In a Bank on kecpß h hf Interest. Yon 1900* givir.g hone** draw its interest valae. In value. £ for £ j PRES ERVING PANS in Brass, Oast Iron, Enamel, and Llgat Steel, Enimlid, ]%ou>anfc fco maka a Light Parse do heavy wotk, this is the Stort for>or# JABS. JARS JARS. NOT FOR|YOUfi;N ERV. S, Bf T KOR THE SEASON'S FRUIT OR JAM. at' ] -**> " Mason Scr^w Tip.Jars. Guaranteed |MHk t 1 I i^meiicßn manufactnre. The bottom* JPBI[^& j " will net full cot when put in hot* iPillß l m Take the Aostralian Jars.^|They H§ .|H [I are made>f ths Best^FJint blaissr ■1. • 1H d^^^m^. Pit'ts 4s 9d, Quarts-6s 63, Half k^^B^ WOdD"JAM I 4J, and td lt»ch. PUB3EHVING fcUG/U*. GIARiSTEED TU^E CAHW, and the BEST PROCURABLE. iiUG&LAND No 1, and N.. 1 a, 70Ui Baga 14^, or with s!b Tin Te» 13a 3d p€» 70M |B»j, 2Jd per pound with Tea. r GALVANISED SHEEP NETTING. Stookod Jn th^ following}3izes :— 4 JnchJVlesh, 24 Ii chea Wide, 14 Grange 4 .» »» 3* „ v 14 Cettre'Stran \ 4 »» m 36 „ „ :14 „ 4 » *« 3t> „ „ 15  4 „  3S „ „ 16 „ In the folio flng Size t :— £ Inch Meih, 24 Inches Wide 1 »» »• 36 „  2 „  24  „ 2  ii 36 „  2 », m 72   GA riVANHED STP^EL BARB WIRE; (Pig and Cattle). AND FACING WIRE IN STOCK. TOMAHAWKS, SHINQLIMG HATCHETS, AND AXES, from Is 6d each. A. JL FLETCHER BROS. CASH SUPPLY STORES, ASHBURTON & OHBISTOHURCH. Full ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Fr*e 0B applicatioii. Sole New Zetfand Agents for the Celebrated DUOHKSS TKA.