Nationel Council of Women.

United Press Association—By Electric (Telegraph Dunedin, May 13 The National Council of Women concluded their session on Saturday. The following resolution was carried unanimously—"This Council of New Zealand Women strongly feel that as every collective body is subject to individual differences, the people of Dunedin should be able to reeogrme that. the utterances of some of the Council's members with regard to the present crisis, do not express the oonviotions of ihe Coonoil as a whole."

Mrs Sheppard was re-elecked president, Ensign Mrs Sieewright, Mss Bullook, and Mrs Daldy vice-presidents ; Miss Henderson, secretary; aad Mrs Wil liamson, treasurer.

It was decided to acoept the invitation of WaDganui to hold next year's conference there,

Winslow Sports and Racing Club.

(The following are the nominations for the fcfchletio events at the Wioslow Club's sport ■ •nd races on the 24th iuet :—

100 Yards Men's Race—W Campbell, J MoTigue, R Treaton, H Holland, A Huston, ffl Nolan, A Smithy C Courtney, H Fawcetb, J Fechney, T Tarbofcton, R MoConachie, J Miller, H L Williams, E Benham, W Cairn cross, P Hanrahan, W Fitzgerald, P Healy, D Fechney, A Piloher, D MoKenzie, J Kennedy. Men's 440ydt Handicap —James MoTigue, Alf. Huston, T Nolao, R Beaciaon, 0 Courtney, A Smith, H Faweett, D Fechnsy, J Feohney, T Tarbotton, E Benham, W Pilcher, D McKenzie.

Men's 120ydb Haadioap — James MoTigue, Alf. Huston. T Nolan, R Trßston, R Ben nison, A Smith, V Courtney , F Fawoett, J Ftohney, T Tarbottori, H L Williams;' W Fitzgerald, D Fochney. Men* Race, 220 yds Handicap—James MoTigue, Alf. Huston, R Treston, T Nolan, R Bennison, A Smith, 0 Courtney, HFawcett, J Feohney, QD BJarbotton, H L Williams, E Benfaam, W(Jairneross, W FHober, G Piloher, J Kennedy.

Interprovincial.

United Press Association—By Electric . Telegraph— . Wellington, May 12 Mr R. Hislop, stationmaßter ab Danne virke, has been appointed Railway Auditor, vice Mr GO. Russell, resigned. Mr J. P. K»lly, of the Engineer's Office, Christ church, suoceeda Mr Triggs as chief olerk of the Locomotive Department here. Mr H, 8. Jackson, of Wangauui Section, succeeds Mr A. L. Beactie, on the Hurunui-Bluff Section* The latter was lately promoted to | be Locomotive Superintendent for the col ony. OHBISTCHDBOB, May 12 A deputation of Sb Saviour's Guild and the Samaritan Home trustees waited on the Minister of Justice today and asked that the law appertaining to destitute persons should be amended in so far that .instead of a woman having fco wait until a pubabive father is about bo leave the colony to take action against him, sh« should be able to take action as soon as she became aware of her condition ; that in the matter of criminal Miftulb ft longer period than one month should be allowed in which to take legal prootedings, and that Magistrate* shonid have power to commit inebriates to such placet as the Samaritan Boms, and the home should have power of detention. The Minister promised to consider the requests

Peovisionb ton the Abmi —Enormous quantities of provisions and fodder are being shipped from New York to South Africa for the British Army. One steam* ship conveyed to Capetown a million and R-balf pounds of fresh beef and 560 tons of hay.

Mat 14 at Timaru-To-day is the IBoh anniversary of the •' wrecks," when the Benvanue and Gity of Perth were driven nshore to the north of Caroline Bay. The former became a total wreck, while the latter was afterwards floated off, and now nails under the name of "Turakina."

I'hs, Pulpit A»d The Famine—During the oourse of his sermon on Sunday morning, when speaking from the text " Give us this day our daily bread," the Rev. lhos< Fee gave a straight, practical talk to his congre gation, on its responsibility to help the famine stricken people of India. He re marked that the Christian wprld had now one of the most excellent opportunities of showing the millions of India how much superior the religion of Jesus was to those of Brathma or Mahomet, inasmuch as it recognises every man as a brother, irrespec tive of color or language. By c< ntributing liberally to India's needs at a distressing time like the present, an *' open door " would probably result for the dissemination of Christian leaching generally. Mr Fee also pontended that the help afforded ehould not beco&ljned to a spasmodic collection, bub that,'as families, there ought to be continued acts of self-denial while the famine existed, and the money thus saved be passed on to augment the funds. As an outcome of these remarks, at the prayer meeting, held after the evening service, Mr J.ohn Orr was ap pointed as secretary and treasurer, to receive all contributions from those members of the congregation who decide te act on Mr Fee's ftraisewor&hy suggestion. The collections or the day, including Sunday School offer tories, amounted to over £13.

Miss Amy Mdbpht's Oonobkts—Speak log of Miss Murphy's voice, 2he Triad o February i says |—Miss Murphy's voice is awepfe, pare, and true, and her reading of the tongs was decidedly artistic. The encore number especially was beautifully snog, and Miss Murphy manages the mezzo voco better than any other soprano in Dunedin. A Valuable Map—We have to thank If r G. A. M. Buckley for the present) of the guest map of the seat of war we have yet •een. Every road, river, stream, kopje, railway and the railways under construct ion, is shown, and the movements of the troops from place to place are easily traced. The map has been compiled from latest infor mation by Messrs Wooi and Ortlepp, the Government compilers at Capetown and Johannesburg. Very few have found their way to New Zealand, and we thank Mr Buckley for a present) that is most oppor tune.

Inebriate Cases in Hospitals.

United Press Association—By Eleetrio Telegraph

I , C HRiSTCHURCH, May 12 I lhe Hospital Boatd with the medica! staff 1 inteiviewed iho Minister of Justice at the h-spital, on the q tatiou of admission of inebriate oases into the institutions It was pointed out that there was no suitable ac commodifon for such case?, as there were only lady nurses, no male atteo'lantF, to wait on cases of drunkenness ; that there were proper conveniences at the police station, in cluding padded eel s and medical attendance, and that it was very daagarous to have cases of delirium tremens among ordinary hospital patients, Mr McGo*an declined to send men requiring medical treatment to a padded cell, Everything pointed to the fact that, the State thould provide some suitable in stitution for such oases, but under present circumstances the hospital was the only place for such oasea. The difficulty was not a local one, and he would see what could be done to meet it.

News in Brief.

Messrs Maliog and Shallorass, auctioneers, Garaldine, advertise in this issue a- line of 1000 four, six, and eight-tooth halfbred wethers from the Orari Gorge station, Which they will offer for sale at the Geraldine fctjck market i a Wednesday next.

TUB ASHBT7RTON fIPARDIAff; MOfifcAf, MAT U, 1900



Wanted. WANTED—General Servant and House maid, for country; good wages.— Apply Mrs Mobbow, Montalto, Mayfield. 5 99 LOST, between Westerfield and Ash burton—Letter, addressed J H Cariten, con tain ing a cheque. Anyone returning same to the Royal Hotel or the Hospital will be rewarded. _ | 5 126 j FOR SALE, in most rising Township in South Island—Cash Grocery Store, Main Street, Gore. Satisfactory reasons. Low rpnt. Small ingoing principals only. Thomas Spbab. 5 122



PHOTOS of British Generals at |the Front —Lord Roberts, Sir G. White, Colonel, Baden-Powell, Lord Kitohener, and others. 12x10 and 10x8, 2s and la 3d each at J Weight's, Tancred Street. 5 29 FOR SALE—Fruit, Confectionery, and Fancy Goods Shop, Main Street, Gore. Satisfactory reasons. Small ingoing. Long lea«e. Suit a lady.—Mrs Speak 5 123 WANTED KNOWN~~ThaTT haveTc comwodation for Lady Patients.— Apply Mbs Ainsworeh, Ladies' Nurse, Eton Street, Hampsbead. Terms on application. FOR SALE, a bargain—Roadster Bicycle, nearly new.~Apply office of this paper. £IREBH Flounders, Warehau, Oysters and all kinds of fresh fish by Express to night; also rabbits to-morrow at—J. H. Jewitt, opposite Mail Office. THRESH Supply in Acoordeons, Parlor JL: Games, Footballs, Pureeu, Fire Screens Gold Paint, Sponges, Cheap Books; also, large purchase of Stationery ab a discount, Accounb Envelopes from 3a 6d per IGOO, grand value in boxed Stationery; superior goods, lowest possible prices. —AH Williams, Tanored Streeb. KEVIEW of Reviews for April.—Third W*r Contingent, To Modder River with Metbuen, Babes in the Bush (Bolder wood), By R<ght of Sword, Fight for the Flag in South Africa, Lord Roberts of Kan dahar Y.C. Celebrities of the Army, Illus trated and other new books,—H* M. Jones- MEN'S Tweed Suitß, heavy winter lines 39^63 at "The Corner WIN TED Known—We have left our. old premises in Tancred Street Customers will find us in New Shop, Burnett Street.—Mitchell and Turner



ST. STEPHEN'S OHU. R 0 H, Ashburtcn, TUKBDAY—BibIe Claes 4 p.m WEDNESDAY, 2 p.m—Ladies' Working Society ; 7.30 p.m—Meeting of Sb. Stephen's Guild and tha Missionary Association THURSDAY, 3 p.m-Sale of Work in Schoolroom ; 7.30 p.m—Social FRIDAY, 7.15 p.m—Litany and Address FIFTH SUNDAY AFTER EASTER, (May 20.) 11 a m—-Matins, Holy Communion, and Sermon 4 p m—Holy Baptism 6 30 p m—Evening Prayer and Sermoa R« A. WOODTHORPE, M.A.. Vicar ""Lenders." " ffIENDERS are invitod for painting Somer-1 X seb Hotel, and Outbuildings; also Sample Rooms, etc Specifications m»y be seen ab the hotel. Tenders to close on FRIDAY, May 18, ab 5 127* H. S. DRUMMOND. NOTICE. fTIHE Long beach Harvssb Home Ball— X postponed—will be held on TUESDAY Night, 15th May. JOHN PEAT, 5 125 Secretary. HAMPSTEAD TOWN DISTRICT. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY,



PUBLIC Notice in hereby given that in accordance with The Town Districts Act, 1832, and the Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876, and the amendments of the said Acts, an Election of One Commis sioner of the Hampstead Town Board ia the place of Mr J. H. Matnakd, resigned, will be held at Mrs Crosby's House, Hampstead, as follows :— Nominations in the prescribed form (ob tainable from the Returning Officer, Ash burton, nod Mrs Crosby, Hampstead), must be addressed to the Returning Offioer, and delivered ab Mrs Crosby's House, Hamp. Btead, by 12 o'clock noon on MONDAY, May 21st, 1930. A POLL, if necessary, will be taken be tween the hours of 9 a.m and 6 p.m at the same place on WEDNESDAY, May 30th, 1900. J. C. BELL, Returning Officer for Hampstead Town District. May 14,1500 4 124 OO"UB81N G~ MR WEEDON is willing to Present either of his Greyhounds, Parthenia or Instar, to any person desiroua of obtain ing a good dog or two to commence Cours ing with. Address — MAIL OFFICE. WE AbK— Your inspection of our EXCELLENT TWEEDS AND OVERCOATINGS, We have now been in business 26 years, and still retain many of our first customers, which alone is proof o iour HONEST WORK McDonald & Co, Tailors, Etc; Jubilee Buildings, Burnett Street. (JHOPPINGBYPOST ?S AWAUD^-See . O our Gooda and examine them at " The 1 Corner."—Nobthcgh! & Hejtobd.



tThe Grip i that tickling cough of yours there lurks a t crouching tjg cs j |t's y ready to spring just ®*V t^B moment you're off *&) your guard. Damp Kn feet, a little more ex- BBj posure, moist air, or some little change, A and you are down with g pneumonia. Take no JJV chances with such a W'Ayou may not have Grip hard, but there Is ays danger of pneumonia. is the peat preventive of serious lung disease. It's a prompt and certain curs tot the Grip. Your hacking cough stops at once, the soreness in your chest passes awaf. Your escape from pneumonia is complete. In Large and Small Bottles. A etut is battened by placing over the cbeit one t>j Dr. J. O. Aye* * Co., Lowell, Mass.', V. 8. X Smoke ifaw Yeans



THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN. j (Connected With Press Associa tion of New Zealand.) PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING T ARGKST Circulation of any Country Paper in New Z aland. PRICE .. .. ONE PENNY Subscription—ln advance ... 22s per annum >i Booked ■•. 26a per annum Postage . , m .. 13, ex tw THE ASHBURTON MAIL. (Connected with Press Association of New Zealand.) Published every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY Mornings in time for outgoing Mails. Subscription—ln advance  208perannum »» Booked .. 26s per annum Postage  ..  fc E x t ra RA.TES FOR ADVERTISING Casual Adekbtiskments — 3<f an inoh in either p^psr; 5s an inoh in both papers. Church, Schools, & Chabitable Obganisa tions—2s 61 au inch la one paper sad 4s an inoh in both. Thrvtbical & Travelling Companies— 4* an inch in each paper. Cash must accompany order. Birth, Marriage, & F*nerai. Notices - 2a 6d eaoh inseitioD. Wedding notices aB per arrangement; Wanted Column — Sixteen words. For notices te To Let, for Sale, or employ ment only, one shilling cash each inser tion. Double rates when cash does nob accompany order. Ftanding Advebtisembkts—According to special arrangement. Racing handicaps and acceptances charged for at special rates. Job Printing . THE Plant in this Department) has recently been much enlarged, some Pretty and Tasteful Founts of Letters and Borders having been added to it. Specimens of the work done will compare with any in the Colony. DON'T Worry-TUae •• HohdaiTlanka Unblendid Cbvlon Tea." There is no trouble in life that a cup of this delicious Tea will not alleviate. Sealed Lead Packets only, with name on every GEN UINE Packe [ gold by J T CoQC'H, Saunders' Building. EMPI'Y Crates for Rale suits ole for Sheep Feeding. Only la 6i each Fletcher Bbos., Chsh Supply Store.



DAVID THOMAS. I AM A CASH BUYER OF WHEAT, OATS, GRASS SEEDS, ■* AND OAT SHEAF GHaFF. David thomas. Friedlander tiros. QYNOPSIS OF SALES. „ 14—Mr J. Devery's Clearing Sale at Lyndburst  25—ishburton Yards „ 18—Mr A A Jamieson'fi Clearing Sale, Beaoh Road FRIEDLANDER BROS, Ltd. WEST STREET AUCTION MART



OUR USUAL HORSE FAIR Will be held on THURSDAY, JUm 7, 1900, For which we are now receiving entries. 6 18 JRtEDL&NDER BRQg. Lw>. ~for pkiyate \1515T~ ASEVEN-ROO..JGD HOUSP, with Scullery and Wat>h-huuse, J acre, in Tanored Street East, close to Masonic HalJ. i Fall particulars from M I FBIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. WE ABE CASH BUYEES OF WHEAT, OATS, BABLEY, AND GRASS SE&DS. Friedlander Bros. Limitel



TEN DERS. " mENDERS are invited for CartiDg and JL Spreading 1000 Yards of Road Metal. The Specifications may be seen at Mr Twentyman'B, or at the Mail Office. Tenders to be aenb to the undersigned nob later than Noon on MONDAY, 21st May. EDWARD G. WRIGHT, 5 108 Chairman Anama Road Board. A~SOCIAL AND



SALE OF WORK WILL bo held in ST. STEPHEN'S Schoolroom, on THURSDAY, MAY 17. Sale of Work .. 3 p in. Social ..  7.30 p.m. Admission—Adults, li; Children, 6d. The Tickets are available for Afternoon and i Evening. 5 93 GERALDINE LIVE STOCK MARKET WEDNESDAY NEXT, MAY 16. OPECIAL ENTRY, Account of Executors late 0 G Trlpp, Orarl Gorge,— 1 AAA Four, Six, and Eight-booth X\J\J\J HALFBRED WETHERS; very forward MALING & SHALLORABS, S_lls___ Auctioneers THE SHOW SEASON PRIZE 'FOULTRY. OWING to the number of new housea recently erected in the neighborhood of the Pelham Poultry Yards, rendering poultry keeping there inconvenient), the Proprietor it prepared to sell cheap the whole stock, including Exhibition Birds, Prize Winners, Young Birds, Etc. For particulars apply the Guardian Office, or at the PELHAM POOLTBY YARDS PETER STREET,. ASHBURTON. & 8. KNIGHT are buyers of fcl! • kinds of Second hand Goods. Ad joining Mrs Knight's Boardinghouae.



BEECHAM'S PILLS For Billions and Nervous Disorder*, such as Wind wed Fain in thu Stomaci, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after Meals, Dißilmegs and Drow siness, CoM Chills, Flashings of Sea*, Lobs of Appetite, Shortness of Breatb, Costiveness, Blotchts on tk« Skin, Disturbed Sleup, Frightful Dreara, a»i all Ner vous »nd Trembling Sensations, etc. THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWBNTE MINUTES. This it no Fiction. Erery suflerer is ! earnestly inTited to try on* Box of tlies* Pills, and they will be acknowledged to b« ; ITortli * CtUIIVEA » BOX; i BEKOHAM'S PILLS, taken fas directed willl quickly restore Female* to complete Health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity o tht syiteu. Fora ! WEAK STOMAGH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER, They ctlike magio— a few doses will work wonders upon the Vital Organs ; Strengthening the Mnseular System, restoring tbe long-lest compleadoa, bringing back the keen edge of appetite, and arousing with tke fiosebud of Health the wnol* Physical E»«rgy of the human frame. Far throwing off fertrg in h«t climates they ar* specially renowned. Thete ar« "f»ot«" ad mitted by thousands, in all claues of Society, and on* j of the beat guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is that BEECH*M'S PILLS har« the Largest Sale oi »uy Patent Medicine in the World. BEECHAM'B PILLS ; Have for umoy yearn been the popular family medicine throughout the British Colonies, and they now stand WITHOUT A RIVAL. PREPARED ONI.T BT I'HOMAI JBJBBCHA.ni. ST. HELKK'S.ENe Sold everywher* in bottl«a-.9id, l*lj[4 and »3d each



NOTICE. tyTR CHARLES OKCIL WILLIS has been appointed Canvasser and Collector for the Ashburton Publishing Comply (Mail & Guardian.) HIiNRY WILLIS, Manager. Ashburton, 20th April, 1900. ~VTO SOONER does an article of genuine Jl.^l merit meet with popular favour and approval than up springs a multitude of spurious imitations, •• Pitfalls" Bet to oatch the unwary. Hondai Lanka Tea must be on packet and box to ensure the Genuine, Unadulterated ARTiqr $ j sold by disinterested grocers everywhere. Immediate and sure recovery from a the diseases of the Stomach by the i ELIX-.fi GREZ More than Twenty Years o- estab lished success affirm the really marvel lous properties of the Elixir' Grog, which taken at the end of every meal as a delicious liquor at the dose of a small glass, is unquestionably the best remedy to facilitate digestion. The Elixir Grez has been adopted in all the hospitals, and is prescribed by the most eminent medical authori ties of the world, j PARIS. Messrs Oollin & 00,, 49 rue de 1 Manheuge. Mr W. Ramsay, Collins & Swanson S. MELBOURNE ALL Loasby's Preparations—-Cinnamon Cure, Koolibah, YVahoo, and Benjamin ■ Gum—afc JCD Coooh, Storekeeper,



7X\ I SOOTHING*! LgffiPOWDEßs| FEVERISH ™ PREVENT FITS, CONVULSIONS, ETC. Preserve a healthy state of the conatl* tution during the period of Teething, Tho word 3 "JOHN ST EJjDMAN, CH2MJST, WALW3RTH, SURREY," i Are engraved on the Government Stamp afUtti it en?h Packet. Kempthorne. Proflaer and 00. Agents 4jj|TßfflllviDlfi(*j 81-OHLORIDE OF GOLD CURE. DRINK HAD NEARLY DESTROYED IT I SUFFERED from an Insatiable Appe tite for Liquor. The Bi-Ohloribb or Gold Treatment oared me permanently. It Eradicate* A££ Desire for Intoxicants The deiire will never return anlesi you re cultivate it. No cure—np pay. Addbkss j 81-OHLORI BE OF GOLD INBTITUTE poray House, Rattray Street,; Dunedin, — TQ £~ ~~ ID OOMS centrally situate in Bank Build it inge, Arcade Ohambere j (T. BULLOOK



ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ASHFt/RTOV. Return Ymt-lUBSDAY A WEDNESDAY NFXT, May 15 and 16 After » most incoessfal Beasoa throughout the South Wand. Eleven nishts ab VI ««* Dmmlin, and eeven nights jaat concluded at Chriitoharob. Alonteromery'• Kinematoflfraph & Concert Company. .} h«.Bvge.t, Brighteit, and be S 6 org«misatkm,on tour-«*fc Pres*. Alt toe Latest) Events in connection with the TRANSVAAL war THE GIANT TBEATREPRONE Koyal Spanish Bull Fight, lasting half an hour? and our Premier Comply of Refined Entertainers —Popular prices—Reserved seats 3s, StalU 2s. Pit la Box plan at HWJom WILL JAMESON. Touring Mar.ger GERALDINE—Saturday and Monday, May 12 and 14 5 91 GEORGE DUNCAN & Co. BEADY MONEY BBAPEBS, TANORJiD STREET, ASH BURTON. Winter Fast Approaching. Ct T) /&" f^O WE^B fortunate in securing their ftook of V^ • v • U£, vV/«« Blanket* and Flannels prior to the consider able rise in price of wool, and all purchasers T . . ._. will gefc the fall benefit thereof. Large stoct of Winter Oapei and Jackets at rock bottom pricee. | Oahcos, Sheetings, Dress StaflS,, and other line* in General Drapery are qnojted at lowest cash prices. Please «all and judge for yourselves, fand the verdict will be that you s&ve money in purchasing from * G. DUNCAN & CO., .Q[ OIAjSH. DRAPBBS, NOTICE TO FARMERS. ABE CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT fIN ANY QUANTITY Please take your Samples to the Millj We can supply OornSacksJat cosfc price. CANTEEBUEY EOLLEE FLOUE MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0.,) nth M.,.,b. 1900. J. B. HOBABT, M.o.ger] SMOKE ONLY ~ NEW VENUS k PERFECT TOBACCO. DRESS AND FASHION. Grand Show of Winter Fashions and Advanced Novelties. ANDREW ORE T S "0W exhibitinS » Magnificent Stock of High-classs Novelties, Winter Jackets, Capes, Costumes, Millinery, Macintoshes, Dress Fabrics, Corsets, Umbrellas, Gloves, Collars and Ties, New Dress Materials, Trimmings, Velvets Blouse Cloths, Sid Gloves. Gents Clothing, Hats Caps, Ties, Gloves, etc. Ladies and Gents' Joots and Shoes in great variety. Blankets, Flannels, Carpets, Kugs, Linoleums, Floorcloths. Large purchases have been made previous to the great rise in Woal and other Materials, Customers will get the full benefit. DRBSSMAKING.^-Tailor tfade Coat and Skirt Costumes—beautiful fit. WATERPROOF CLOAKS ANDREW ORR has opened a Special Purchase of Ladies and Maid's Waterproof Cloaks at LESS THAN HALF-PEICE. LADIES' 7a 6d, MAID'S 4a lld—FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ■"■"■■iOi"^ 1'"" ANDRE W OR R. LAMPS. LAMPS. LAMP& New Designs. New Burners. . ■- ■-. . '". > *^y"E have jaat opened np she fin sat and most boautlful assortment of TABLE LAMPS ever offered to the Public of Ashburfcon, and invlfco Inspection. : These are all genuine English Gooda, selected by our Mr Collins when In London, and are not only splendid value, bub are of chaste design and colours, and are ornaments in themselves. We have also a line of OIL SIOVES, all sizes, including the celebrated VERITAS Lamp, which is nob only a splendid heating Stove, but is the best embellisher Oil Stove ever imported into the colony ,• also, the INFERNO Oil Stove, which will boil your kettle with lightning apeed: This is tho most effective Oil Stove ever evented, and wilLconsume less oil than any otiur Stove placed on the Market. Coma and see our new designs for 1900, W. H. COLLINS & CO., EEMOVED TO MITCHELL & IUKNER'S OLD PBEMISES, TANORED STREET}



SPECIAL NOTICE T 0 Our Customers & the Public Generally, , IV E h*v. e Jus* 'anded (per s.e. Fernfield from America) the following «V j - s whlch were b°ngh* before the great advance on all elusw of Woods in the American Market: 20 Casks and Oases Lamps and Larapware 18 tasks and Hogsheads Glassware 14 Cases Ansonia Clocks and Watches 10 Cases and Crates Mrs Potts' Irons, etc. a n Also 'to *rrlve per 5,9, Hftwke's.Bay,— b Oases Aneonia Clockß and Bronze Ornamentß 10 Utka and Hogsheads Table Glassware 1 £o Oases Acme Lamp Chimneys 5 Oases American Plated Goods in w ,AI BMo awive pers.s. Rakaia from England,— 10 Tanks and Crates of Dinnerware and Chlnawwe We have Goods arriving by ahnoefe erery steamer LAMPS & LAMPWAKE. Oar Great Lamp Show commences SATURDAY, May 12th when we nhow c B a A No 1, 50 cabdle power, 8« 6d No 1-50 Candle Power 8s 9d N° % V°™' "' M 2 85 „■ 12.6 d feW • Chimneys, Beat Quality, 7^ 91 and ICd *f^' Rochester flanging Lampt Magnificent Hall Lamps in -, , ' fj£\ Rub?, Pink, and Ruby etched P Wm,Z« 7? aTiai /I - from 25s each • Chimneys 7d, 9J. lOd / I " Library or Drawing Room 4^flHPß|^ I I I (Polished Brorze Metal) 1 I I I I With Patent Spring Extension \ Hi. J I I I Decorated Shades & Frcnta, *o^mm 111 10 Different Pattema <JH9R 111' No 1,50 oandie power, lit U I JL 1 nJnt ■ No 2, 85 candle pewar, lflg M I \Wk\ \ «Sw No 3,3C0 candle power, 22i6d f\lßX&,jr\ A'l with nckel front*, hwpg uf^SM^KvD J^fiSM »id bei 1, with enamelled *ABm&BSLV l^^^A Chimneys for - h > above, 9d* .Hand Lamps . HJJipi^iS M vBBSb Ftom 37s 6d each IV rckle Plated, as shown 18^9^ tfOfti. " - * !}%, All Our Re chaster Lampi Little Brownie Bracket Ltmpf i I\. fitted with the latest) Nickel plated li 9d m i) Wick Rait era Big Brownie MSm Brkße23lld %SBLj% "— """'"■* Oil3i3d Brass Hand Lamps ls'esob. ; w JL m JK^L. : Many other styles to choose f^fa^B jfflj^^^^ Chimneys from 3d eacht^ |^kSM^^^^^^^ j Tabular Laumrns will not go out in any wind, Remember, No 1, 2, and 3 2s lid each Rochester Lamps fitted with Extra Globeß Is 3d -^^gPP^^^^^r -P*S^ Hghtin^ a^ chments Oil btoves from &6d i |^^^^H^^MHE^^^^|| X ®KOSENE PUMP as ehown (■^SHR^^B^^^^BS^^^^^^^^ll Saves its cost in a very ehort I^^BBBfflli^^liMfflKßKl^i^i^i^Bl *-■ time. < „ A. O M,l! AM^ oH»praW- will not break with heat. Stocked in the following kinds:—Jaoo, Nos- 1, 2, and 3 ; Rocheaters. Nos. 0, 1, and 2 • Victor Top, Nos. 0. 1, and 2; Snn Hinge Chimneys, Duplex, Nu'mag, Gem: alio Globes to* Tabular Lanterns. Rsmember, these are the Finest Chimneys manufactured, but we sell them at a lower price than many stores charee for tha ordinary make. 8 FLETCHER BROS., CASH SUPPLY STORES, A;SH BURTON & CHRISTCHURCH, 803C67- Telephoxb 24.