PARLIAMENT.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

lEJnitad Press Associatinn —Hy Electrio T"lKgra|.>h

WILIJNOTON, September 6 The Council met at 2.50 pm. The Ruing on Unimp ove<i Va'uo Act Amendment Bill and tb.eleßtato<sF..mi.'y Maintenance Bill were rtad a first imj

Mr Jennings inovtd that the rtcim. mendation of the Cotmn -fee «f the d-mri Oil, set up last year to rt'p rt m\ th« question 1 of establishing a training *• t*ii? in the colony, be re^erre^ to tha '•< vert - ment for consideration, an! th -f t ili; the establishment of a tTKinin* ship, ho Government be urged to ake in o consi deration the advisability of pstablkhintr a nautical 001 lge on the* Bata< linea »s that established In New Y<<rk.

The motion was agreed to on the voices* Tha Customs Duties Act Amendtn nt Bill waa considered in committee

In the course of this discussion, Mr tDesikioson condemned the remission >>i the duty on machinery as unnecessary, and »§ likely, in the course of a few years, to operate against the local industry Mr A Lee Smith alluded to the effect of the tariff changes on the development. of the Orepakl shale deposits, lie said thab the offer made of a bonus for the production of oil from deposits was practically a guarantee thab the duty on kerosene would remain in force fur an indefinite period. Mr Twomey said that to pub the Ore puki Company on what was really oharif able aid was nothing more or less than contemptible. So far as he had been able to ascertain the views of thinking paople on the tariff changes, thty were to the effect that a great mistake had been made In throwing away revenue The bill was read a third time and passed. The Shops and Officers Bill was read a isoond time, pro forma, and referred to the Labour Bills Committee

Mr W 0 Walkt r moved the second reading of the Sale of Poisons Act Amendment Bi 1. He eaid it proposed the disabilities which applied to the Bale of poisons mentioned in the schedule ta the principal Act should al-o attach to any compound or mixture in which those active poisons were contained Ia reply to members, Mr Wfclker pro mised bo consider the question of the addition of a fee to be required on the purchase of poisons Trie second reading waa agreed to I'fae Courcll rose at 4.5 p.m Wellington, September 7

The Council met at 2.30

Th© Crimiaal Code Act;, 1893, Amendmenb Bill was farther considered in Committee. Considerable discussion took place on the interpretation clause, e>nd an amendmenb to report progress was carried Th@ Council rose ab 630 p. m

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Wellington, Sept 6 The House met at 2 30 p m Leave of absence was granted to Captain BnsaaU for one week on aocounb of bereave ment in his family.

Mr SeddoD referred in sympathetic terms tc the circumstaEces that necessitated the leave &t abesnce being granted to Captain Basedi, with whom he expressed the greatest sympathy is the death of his eon. Mr J Allen aiao expressed his regret at the ioss Buffered by the member for Hawka's Bay, The Local Bills Committee reported, re commending that the Cartsrton Waterworks Bill be allowed to proceed. A dinouesion arose on a motion to refer the report back for further consideration, which wsa lost by 45 votes to 13.

Leave of absence was granted Mr Mc- Laehlan for one week on account of argent private business*

The Premier moved that on and after Wednesday, 17 h inst., Government business ■honld take precedence over all other busi ness on Wednesdays for the remainder of the Hpasion,

Mr Q W Russell complained that the acs Bioa was absolutely a record for the few Government meat urea tlsati had bern de*it with, considering the facilities offered for carrying on business; Messrs T nner, Powlde, Wilford, Hogg and R Thompson complained about local bills which were advanced being practically thrown oat.

The Premier considered that never dur ing hia long experience had bo much and bo important business been done by the House. As to private bills, he would suggest that a selection be made from amongst the large number on the Order Paper, and the bills so ■elected would be taken up by the Govern ment. The motion was agreed to. The House went into committee on the PaWc Health Bill, and adjourned at 5.30 g.ra T, <c consideration of the Public Health Biu in committee was resumed.

In r?g\rd to a suggested amendment to clause 13, Mr Ward undertook to see that ft copy of the Acb would be sent to ivery local bodj. Afcciause26, notice of infectious diseases, Mr Ward moved an amendment putting upon (he chemists who supplied drugs, as well as the medical practitioner, the respon- , ■ibi ity of reporting ft o&iq of suspected disease. This was agreed tc. At clause 38, Mr Ward moved that the words " or sanatorium for consumptives " be added to the words relating to the hospitals which two or moro local authorities may combine in providing. After 2 a.m. consideration of the Public Health Bill was continued in committee. Several amendments were made, and the Bill was reported with amendment?.

The House rose at 2 45 a m. Wellington, Sept 7

The House met ab 2 30 p m The Thames Borough Loans Conversion Act), 1898, Amendment Bill was read & first time.

The Speaker intimated that with a view to expedite business for the remainder of the session the passage of Bills thai) had reached the second reading, and which were deemed of sufficient importance to be proceeded with, would ba facilitated by a relaxation of standing orders next week.

In reply to & question, Mr Wt»rd said he saw no reason if the House waa agreeable why the session should not close about the end of the month.

In rep'y to a representation on the subject, Mr Hall-Jones said he would endeavour to have the university examinations held in cntrrß other than the four chief centres of the colony. A long disousdon took place oh the report cf thefStock Committee recommending that the Rabbit Nuisances Acb Amendment Bill be struck oub.

The Minister stated that the law aa it now stood would be effective if properly ad ministered. He considered that this year the administration would be difficult. The House adjourned at 5 30 The House resumed at 7.30 Mr Ward moved that the report rf the Committee on the Publio Health Bill be J •greed to. To meet a suggestion that had j been made in Committee, Mr Ward said he wonld have clause 86 altered to prevent conflict; between the Stock Department and the Public Health Department

Mr Herries moved an amendment that the Bill be recommitted with a view to clauses 83 to 88 being amended in the direction of infected animals being brought under the control of the Stock Department; He con tended that it wcu'd prove a great hards-hip upon a settler having, unknowingly, a diseased animal in his posses-ion, to have to destroy the animal, and also be liable to a fine of £29. The amendment was lout on the voices. The Bill was read a third time aad passed Mr Hall-Jones moved that the report on the Education Board Election BUS be Adopted Mr GHfedder said the Bill went in the right direction, but did not go far enough, fti>d hoped that the franchise for electing members of the Board would, instead of bsing confined to members of Sohoo! Committees, be x ended to the Parliament *iy franchise. The Bill was rend & third time and passed. The Industrial Conciliation and Arbib;a> H"" Sob Amendment Bill was committed.

Ut Eermi moved »a Mnendmimfy that)

under the interpretation cisuge, the word ' employee ' be held to include all employers of tha Crown. Mr Sc:«don rofused to acc«pb the amend ment, which he chaiacteriaed as unconstitu tional If the Crowa was included, the O=.urt might make such an award as would increase the public expenditure, which vvnul! be against at] constitutional precedent. The Chairman ruled that as the amend ment might increase the public expenditure with ut the sanction of the Crown th» nmandrvftnt was not in order. Mr Herries moved a further amendment j i» tho direction that the Bill should apply to i any Government, worker where it does not [ involve an increase in the appropriation Beplying to the statement' th%b the Government wnplnynes were paid less than those f.f private employers, the /Premier denied the assertions and stated that the fact thab they had thousands of applications for employment in the Government workshops and the service generally, oho wed that workers preferred service with the Govern ment Mr Hutcheson contended thab the Premier had stated on the public platform that he intended bo bring all the Government emp'oyees under the Bill, and he regretted to see him go back upon chat declaration The Premier denied that he had ever stated that he intended to bring all Government employees under the Bill. When he made the statement, atiribu ed to him he referred to the Eight Hours Bill. Mr Ell said there wat a very general ■j desire among railway employees to come ! under the Bill and he contrasted the small wage paid by the Government as compared with private employers. The amendment was carried by 25 I o 23. The following ia the division list: ~Ayee, 25—Messrs J Alien. Atkinson, Bollard, ! Collins, Colvin, Ell, FowMs, Fraiir. GU« i fedder, Hardy, Heke, Harries, Hogg, J ; Hntoheson. Laing, Lewis, M»aa ry, M'Guire, ' R M'Kenzie, T Mackecz o, Monk, Rhode-, G W Rusneli, Symee, J W 1 homson. j Noes, 23—Messrs E G Ailen, Arnold, i Barclay, Bennett, CarroM Ihincan, ALD j Eraser, Hal!-Jones, Ham>- L wry, M'Gowsm ! Meredith, Mil!s, Millar, M<»riaon, Palmer, j Parata, Seddon, Smith, sevens, Ward, Wilford and Witheford. The Premier moved to add that the term •'employer " do bob apply to the Minister of ! Railway* and the Poatmaster-Genaral, inas much as employee! in these departments come under the Classification Act, Carried by 25 to 24.

THE ASHBURTON OtJAftniAlTs "BAftTBOA % mPfMMti 8, 190*

;nted ud published by Aijbkd Joh» Tyrreia-Baxter, of Willi street weit for the Proprietors, Robert Bull *o4 Hknuy Adam Maokay, at their Prihtin* Office, Burnett Street, Aahburton . •AIEURDA!r, SEPTEMBER 8, 19001



HARDLEY BROS, Aahburton, supply windmill and stand for £12, Well i liking ac moderate rat a. ~~ FOR SALEJ In Peter Street, A COMFORTABLE HOME, conslst.ln Xjl of 7 rooms, with bath and abundant upply of water, detachfd washbouse, J 1 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. FBRRIMAN. Estate Agent, Ashburton. J. V. DE BEEB, WATCHMAKER * JEWELLER, FT AS jjst rtoeived a Large Shlpnaenc OF WATCHES. WATCHES 6 Dczen Nickel Levers at 27s 6d Specially made to ordfer, Strongly built to suit bard wear 2 Years Guarantee. 3 Dczen NIOKEL WATCHES at 20s; The best value in the Colony. 1 year's Guarantee, A New and Fall Stock of Gent's and Ladies Gold and Silver Watches to hand. SPECTACLES New Frames and Lenses on tba Interchangeable System, To meet the requirements of those usinj; the famous "LAZARUS" Spectacles a special importation of bis Frames and Lenses to hand. SIGHT TESTING. A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. J. V.DE~BEEB, 1 WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, Ashburton.



THE NZ. FARMERS' CO-OPKFATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY Ltd. WE have several really first-class Farm for Sale on our books, and farmers wishing to purchase would do well to call on us for particulars : — 520 Acres Rakaia District 365  „  500 i, Dromore „ 10D0 n Lauriston „ 1180  Springburn  750 „ Wivkaoui „ 1031 „ Oherfctey „ 1953  Dromore  T. F. GIBSON, 7 149 Manager



H. M. JONES. ' H. M. JONES. STATIONEKY BOOKS. ACCOUNT BOOKS. 9P*A AAA ENVELOPES, imported direct. Commercial Envelopes ZO\A UUU from 3s 6d per 1000; 5000 at 3s per 1000. Boxed Stationery, latest styles, from 6d, 9d, Is, Is 6d, 2a box. PIANOS ORGANS. 44 payments of £1 each will purchase a spltmdid overstrung, full trichord, massive iron-frame Piano, up-to-date in every particular. Only £1 required to be paid at time of purchase. Call and see this before you bny elsewhere. Organs from 10s per month; Pianos from 20s per month. CRICKETING AND LAWN TENNIS MATERIAL Just arrived, ex Gothic, from Wisden and Son's, London. RACQUETS, London inlaid, Victoria, Invicta, Champion, Match Popular BALLS, Plain and Covered, Slazenger'p, Silvertown, Wisden's. ORIOKET BATS, Warsopp's, Wisden's all cais, Duke's, Union, Hearne'a and others. BALLS, Hearne's, Duke'p, Wisden's, Craven, Match, and Practice Balls. H. M. To NE S . ;



GOOD NtWS FROM THE FRONT. Uruger learns that the British Mean to get Justice for all in South Africa, WE HOPE the People of Ashburton have learned that we give Justice to oar Customers in all our numerous lines. We have just landed, per the s a '• Whakatane," the finest assortment of Brass and Iron BEDSTEADS ever landed in Town. Latest styles and designs. Direot from the Manufacturers in Birmingham. Oall .early and see for yourselves. About 100 Bedsteads to choose from ; all sisses; all prices. BEDDING of all kinds kept in stock and made on the premises. We hive also just received a choice shipment, per the a s liangatira, of TAPESTRIES, SERGES, PLUSHES, UTRECHT VELVETS, fIRETTONES, Etc , for Furniture, And having secured the services of a First-class Upholsterer (late of Mel bourne), we are prepared to make New and Repair Old FURNITUBE 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 s " lonic' At the request of numerous Customers, we have imported a choice assort ment of OILCLOTHS for Dados, which have just opened up in splendid order. Call "and inspect them. For Bedroom Ware, Dinner and Tea Ware, Fancy Goods, Pictures (framed acd 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 Overmantles. Bamboo Cornice Poles, aH sizes and prices ' Buchesse 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, AT T. H. UN DRILL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, TANCRED STREET, opposite Aroadh.



Nil Zealand Insurance Coropaci. B 8 TABLIS h"l"d°' 1 «. 18 5 9 CAPITAL^ONBMILLION. THEPBEMIBB AND WEALTHIEST COLONIAL COMPANY, NOTED FOB PROMPTNESS AND LIBERALITY, PAID-UP CAPITAL AND RESERVES— £400,000. FIRM AND "MARINE RISKS, ALSO,™ /?/SiSTS ON GROWING CROPS, THRH HLN& MAOHDSfES, Ac, ACCEPTED AT LOWEST TORRENT Ra TE X W. HANMEB aGEHT, I



W. »TR,A.IVCJI£] Bom Partnebs and "T, COVJEKI>A.IL.HI Pbopbietobs. , ~;x:- ' I THOUSANDS ! Will be Interested to Know that Our Mobster Stock-taking Sale IS =N 0 W ON = AT CHEIST&HIJECH. \ 13 this GBEAILSALB toli^onr Custom, every to SACRIFICE (the ENTIRE BALANCE OF OUB WINTER STOCKS EVERYTHING HAS TO GO ! -Bepause, you Bee, room hasTto be made—somehow— for SPRING AND SUMMER SHIPMENTS ALREADY BEGINNING TO ARRIVE. In order to effect as complete a clearance as possible, we shall make SWEEPING REDUCTIONS in EVERY DEPARTMENT. Even plain Household Goods, soch an Calicos and Cottons generally (made and unmade) will be reduced; also the price of Suits and Single Garments, both to order and ready-made, Furniture, Bedding, and everything we make »ml sail. GOODS OF FASHION The same remark applies co "GOODS OF FASHION," such as our Exquisite London and Parisian MOD !«L MILLINERY, our Sty Huh Winter Dresaea and Ureas Goods for Evening Wear, and our lovely Winter Jackets, Mantles, Capes and Macintoshes, all of which Must be Sold for what they will Bring, as we never carry over such goods from season to eeason* Ouite possibly yon may exclaim,, on reading the above, "OH, I A.M. MO 8ORRY!" Bub I live so far away from Christchurch I can'b get there to attend the Sale. That doesn't matter in the least, siooe you can do as HUNDREDS already do, SHOP WITH US BY POBT if yon oan't shop with us in person ! GET A'CATALOGUE. The first thing to be done is to geb a Sale Catalogue (they have been well circulated already, but if you haven't got one we will send you one Post Free on application ) Having got your Catalogue read ib carefully through (you will find it really interesting), make your selections, write down yonr requirements ps plainly as possible, enclose Stamps P. 0.0. or Postal Notes to vale of Goods, and—drop your letter in the Post Box, and WR WILL DO THE REST By return Train, Poat or Coach, as the case may be, your Parcel shall be forwarded— and we will take as much care to please you ac though you walked up to one of our counters and made your purchase personally. If we are Sold Out of the precise line you want wb will send the Nearest Thing to it, and if you are not satisfied then, we will return you your money DON'T MISS TH! CHANCE this Sale presents to you to secure JLXXR-A.OICDIN.A.XI'ir BARGAINS. THE SALE WILL SOON BE OVRR, AS IT POSITIVELY ENDS ON August 31, 1900 STRANGE~&~COMPANY 9 CHRIST. HUKOH. (Jaclea Tools Garden Tools OF EVERY • DESCRIPTION Lawn Mow:rs JLawn Mo were Cheaper Than Any Other House SPaOE?. FORKS, TROWEL?, BAKES HOES, SCYTHES. Fowl Netting Fowl Netting 10,000 YARDS JUSf LANDED. COME EABLY AND SECUKE YOUR MqUIREMENTS W. H. COLLINS & CO., IRONMONGERS, PAINTERS, TIMBER AND C^AL MERCHANTS AGENTS ROYAL INSURANCE 00, " SMOKE ONLY NEW _^VENUS; PERFECT TOBACCO. BELFAST AND FAIRFIELP FREEZING WORKS MANURES. ■ ARE THE BEST THIOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can bo macb for any kind of Soil, or description of crop, BATISFACTION GIVEN Ev¥rYWHERE LAST SEASON. MANURE CAN BE SUPPLIED IN 1 Owt. or 2 Owt. SAOKS Orders received b/ OAVID THOMAS, OR A SSOCIATIO7B OJF GAMTERBUKY, limited., OANTEBBUEY FEOZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PEODUOE ifiXPOET COMPANY. LIMITED. 880 F. WAYMOUD SeowUrr.



SPRING GOO D S. NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD ARE now Showing Their First and Neweßt Arrivals in SPRING NOVELTIES. Ladies' Fischus Lace Ties, Ladies' Silk Ties, Bows and Collarette*, Black Black and White Hffects in Silks, Satins, Sateens, and Lustres " BEaUTIFOL BLOUSE MATERIALS. New Sailor Hats, new F<*ncy Hats, new Khaki Hats, new Hat Band*. Child's new Pinafores in Silk and Nainsook New Millinery in latest Ohifion Trimmings, and large lot of Spriog Flowers New Lace*, new Embroideries, new Lingeries A Large Shipment of Ladies', Misses' Children's and Gents' Boots and Shoes, specially bought from a leading Manufacturer (see window in Eait Street) Household Requisites for renewing « the brightness of the Home" at the "Spring Cleaning"—New Carpets, new Door Mats, new Hearth England Door Slips New Lace Curtains and Tapestry Hangings and Fringes NEW BLINDS IN ALL MAKES. Have also opened a first class lot of Men'^ Felt and Straw Hats, specially made for us, suitable for Squatter, Farmer, Artisan or Labourer. NORTHCOTE & HEFFORD, " a THE CORNER, SPRUNG GOODS. _— M E L L q-^^ ; ZEA LANDIA BOOT STORE ~t*~7 i*X\ I 1 Mi ■■ I 111 I ■ II .uti*'**' ' .~-^—^^nir^ I I i \j I I \ J mJrJfc^*^^ -^^l^^r r|"*HE only Up-to-date Boot Shop m Ashburton. For real good Value, Style, and FittiDg try the ''ZBALAISDIA. BRAND.*' Every pjir guaranteed- Remember our Price s the CHEAPEST, and oor Stock the LARGEST in Canterbury. If you want good Value for very little Money, then bo sure you goto IVTpr T OT}^ zealandia boot store, TANORED BTREFT, &SHBUFT3N THE NEW AUTOMATIC KNITTER. ANDREW ORR TTAS been appointed SOLE AGENT for the above Ma shines. Orders now taken for delivery Ist March. Will Knit a Pair of Socks in 35 minutes, Stockings in 50 minutes, A Child of 12 years of age is able to work it. For further particulars apply to the Agent,, AND R:E WO R R. "THOUSANDS DBLNK ; UNBLENDED HOJSDAILANKA CEYLON PACKED AND SEALED TEA AND ARE ENJOYING PURE TE*A AS THEY NIVER ENJOYED BLENDS ARE YOU ON THE MST? Agents—-Shearman Bros., Carson & Son, Cooch and Go«» Ashbutfcon, and J. Gudsell, Tfuwald.



IFOR Ranges, Register Grates, and Mantelpieces try Habdley BbC3, who offer special inducement to purchasers jUrga stocks now to hand. ALL Luasby's Preparations^— Ciuoainon Cure, Koolibah, Wahoo, and Benjamaa Gnm—atJ TCooo 'Hon keeper LARGE IMPORTATION OF WALL PAPEBS- I HAVE jusb received (ex «.s. Paparoa) » Shipment of the NEWEST IN PAPBR HANGING, to which I invite inspection These paper* are exceedingly rich la desists and oolonring, People desirous of decorating their rooroi later on, may ohosa their Hangings from tot present! fuli Stock, and I will lay them aside until required, J. WILSON, HOUSE DECORATOR, BURNETT BTKEET. Artist* 1 Mater id Depflb. *~ MISS BEBSIE~SIMMOHB«r MUSIC Seller and Teacher cf the Violin,, Musical instruments of eve., deaorip* tioii VIOLINS a SPECIALITY. Mnslo and Songs by every mall. First-olass Quad* rille Band. Burnetfe Street, 4 83 Opposite Publishißg ompany MONUiI TO LEND. I HAVE Trust Monies for Investment fa sums of £500 to £5000 on Finn Mobtq&gh at lowest current rateß. DAVID ZANDER, Tarcred S^-ieefc MISS W SIMPSON, Teacher of Piano, forte, Havelock Street, East Belt, wishes to notify that she has a first class Quadrille Band available for Dances, Wed* ding parties, Concerts, and Socials. For Ternriß & etc , apply to D. Leixsh, Burnett Street. . 7 17. OWING to a great increase in business, we have arranged for extension of premises, and to avoid removing and itorin a lot of our Stook, will hold a Genuine Clearing Sale For One Month, previous to the builders commencing operations. Thia is an opportunity rarely met with of obtain ing New and Seasonable Drapery and Cloth ing at Greatly Reduced Prices.—Rosm* Alcobn. G. JESBON, PRAOriOAL WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, TTAS REMOVED to temporary premises NEXT MESSRS J. SEALY & CO. East Street, G. MEDDINS" "THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER Opposite Arcade, Burnett Street), INVITES particular attention to his Stook ■ of Goods especially suitable for the Spring Season, including GARDENING TOOLS, Of every description den Bpades and Rakes Garden Hoes and Forks, Dutch Hoea, Garden Trowels, Hedge Shears, Weeding Forks, etc, etc. India Robber Hose Pipe. TOOLS! TOOLS! TOOLS! In Carpenters' and Farmers' Tools I have the best selection in Aehbartou Ooanty, at my well known prices, which are the loweab, BUILDERS 1 IRONMONGERY Of every description, at bedrockj>rlce«», ncludlng Locks of all kinds, Hinaw^ Screws, Brass Goods, REGISTER • CRATES, MANTELPIECES, etc. AGENT for the following Makers jAANGES :-Shacklock's Orion. Baning* ham*s Zealandia., Scotfa Atlas, Crown Iron Works Ohamenoe, Storrler's " Champion, FURNISHING AND HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY to soib everybody. BRUSHWAEE, TINWARE, &o. Dont' forget a penny saved Is a pennyy r gained. THE RAPID LIGHTNING GLO& THI ONLY BELIABLE SHIET POLISH IN THE WORLD. Tlfl"RS MILLER, of Dunedin, the Pio. fessional LauodreEs, mays ;—lt Is the best I have ever used. It makes Shirt Ironing a pleasure. Wise Mothers and Sisters try lb | and Have your strength, temper, and patience i Onoe tried, always used. Sold in Tim at' BHEARMAN BROS' & JOHN ORB & CO. THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS " 1 * The Bambler." HAVING sold out of my old stock of theee superior Bicycles, I have use o ened np a fresh consignment of the LATEST PATTERN " RAMBLER" SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ROAD RACERS, & ROADSTERS in al! sizes and all fitted with the ever lasting G «fr J detachable Tyre. " THE »A.AIBJLiS2R,V h AJSD INSPECT THE STOCK, Price Easy. Riding Easy. Machines the Strongest on Earth. ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. OTHER MARES FITTED WITH G & J TYRES* D.THOMAS.