half-yearly, and those who could afford it a larger sura, they could wipe off the dt>U with »cry little trouble. Mr F Ferriman thoughb they owed & great deal to the vicar, and to the interest and energy he had thrown into his work. The speaker had no doubb that with an united effort, they could pay off the existing debb during the present year. Mr E Stephens moved a hearty vote of thanks to the churchwardens, for their laboura during the year. Sir P H Cox seconded the motion. Mr 6 Gates, thought the churchwardens had done marvellously. Dr. Trevor and Mr 3D Bullock, in acknowledging the vo^e, said whatever the success had attended their efforts was due to the assistance of the Vicar and the parishionersl Mr Bullock thought the people should attend the annual meetings and bring forward liny little suggestions or giievancoß they tnighb have. THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS MrD 0 Stock reported on the Sunday School. The scholars were making good progress. The inspector had repotted most favourably on the discipline and on the work done. The children had suggested that Instead of receiving przes. the whole of the priza fund should be devoted to the Indian Famine Fund. Mr Ferriman reported on the Fampatead Sunday School. Miss F*wcett in charge of the infants, and Mies Purnell in charge of the girls department, were doing excellent work. Mr Gates, senr , reported the Dromore Sunday School in a very satisfactory condi tion The number on the roll was 42, the highest: attendance 30, and the average attendance 21* On the motion of Dr. Trevor hearty votes , of thanks were accorded to the suparinten- ' dents and teachers or the schools. They j were doing a splendid work and were proyid- j Ing almost the only religious instructions I many of the children ever got. ' Mr Stephens seconded the motion. The chairman, in putting the resolution, aaid the teaching in the Sunday school was very much harder work than it used to be. The motion was carried by acclamation, j Mr Ferriman drew the attention of the i meeting to the excellent work done by the vicar in conducting a Bible class at the public school each morning. If parents only realised what was being done, he was sure they would send their children punctually and regularly. VOTES OF THANKS Votes of thanks were passed to the choir, the organists, and to the orchestra, and a special vote of thanks to the choirmaster, Mr H A Gates.

Votes of thanks were also passed to the church workers, the Guild, and fcha Officers of the ministry, Children's League, to Miss Fullerton for looking after the flowers in the church, Miss V Purnell for collecting funds for the furnishing of the sactuary, to the lady church workers. In proposing the latter, Mr Thomas said ladies did the greater part of the church work and knew probably more about the work than the men, and they undoubtedly should have an equal voice in the manage ment. The garden party had been a great success, and he hoped to see another. Mr Ferriman seconded the vote which was carried by acclamation. The meeting was entirely in favour of the franchise of the Synod being extended to the lady members of the church, A resolu tion passed at the l»Bt meeting of parishioners to this effect was reaffirmed) ELECTION OK OFFICERS. The Vicar nominated Dr E J Trevor as bis churchwarden for the ensuing year. On the motion of Mr Stephens seconded by Mr B Thomas, Mr T Bullock was appointed people's churchwarden. Messrs F A Stand ago, E Stephens, H Shrimpfcon, T A Gates, tTabateau, P Cox, F Ferriman, D 0 Stock, L F Hobbs, C D Hardie were elected as a Veetry. The question of allowing members to label their sittings in the church was briefly dieoußsed, but no decision was arrived at. The meeting waß closed with the Benedic tion.

SPORTING.

TIMARU RACES.

TiMAßtr, April 26 Concluding results, first day— Pony Race —Little Daisy 1, Ukase 2, Rosie O'Shea 3. Won easily. Dividend— £3 4s Selling Race—Warringtom Dividend~ -SI 12s Flying—Conqueror 1, First Blood 2, St Denis 3. Won easily. Dividend—£2 12a

SECOND DAY

April 27 It is raining heavily, and there is a poor attendance Keßuits—

Stewabds' Stakes — Phryne 1, First Blood 2, Red Banner 3 Won easily Divi dend—£7

CouNir Plate—Bonaparte 1, Gloaming 2, Galileo 3 Dividend—£2 10s 80.J.0. Handicap—Nihilist 1, Cherry atone 2, Jupiter 3. Won easily. Dividend —£3 16s.

Novel Raob—Aldershob 1. Dividend— —£2 4s.

The Niagara Dynamite Outrage

London, April 25 A Renter's message states that Walsh, Nolsen and Dultman are Irish men

The American Consul at Niagara reports that the Buffalo grain handlers are exonerated, and that the evidence incriminates the Fenians.

Latest Telegrams.

United Press Association— By Electric Telegraph Thames, April 27 Oaptfcin Antonies Fernitndery fell from the launch Clematis yesterday afternoon at Netherton, Thames riesr, and was drowned. He was aged 21 and leaves a widow at Onehunga. The police are searching the river. . __________.

Nelson Moato & Co.

(EXTRACT FROM N.Z. Times, April?.)

" What Messrs Nelson Moate and Co. qlaim on behalf of their fragrant teas may well be said regarding the firm itself. A business that has been established for over twenty years, and has each year shown an extension of its influence, has not only stood the tesb of time, but has also advanced with the times and proved itself equal to the rapid progress of a new country. In the artistic handbill that ia circulated with this issue of the limes Messrs Nelson, Moafce and Co* quote favourable press opinions that were written twenty years ago of their oapacity as tea tasters and blenders ; and it is fair to suppose that the added experience and the superior power of selection that comes from the expansion of business have added to the firm's ability to supply the wants of the dis criminating public. The firm, from its large warehouses in Auckland, Wellington, Chrlst ohurch and Dunedin, is in a posi tion of supply promptly and satis factorily the demands of the whole colony for Indian, Ceylon and blended teaa. The circular issued by this old established, tried and tested firm is, in the circumstances, extremely modest in its statements, for the accuracy of which thousands of our readers are probably able to vouch. A firm with such a history and reputation ac pertain to Messrs Nelson Moate and Co. may rely upon a continuanoe of public confidence and support, The hand bill referred to is issued with the Guaedian to-nighfc.

THE ASHBUBTON ; FBIDaY, APBIL 27, 1900



The Becent Wedding—The Rev T N Buttle was the officiating clergyman at the marriage of Mr Reeves and Mlbs Orr yester day. Rev T Fbb assisted at the servioe. The Weather—A rather unexpected change occurred in the weather this morning, a heavy rain sooompatiied by a smart thunderstorm setting in, notwithstanding ft fine starlight! night and a promising morn- ' ing. The glass is rather low, and the tern- . perature much colder than is usual at this time of bhe year, St. Stephen's Sunday School—The col lection at the children's service at St. Stephens Church on Sunday afternoon, will be in aid of the ladian Famine Relief Fund. The doctor may scoff, and likewise may sneer, When to his advice you lend him no ear, But tell him his fee is a little too dear For the good that he dues when you feel a bit queer. He from you the seoret may try to allure The cure for all coughs so cheap and so sure, Suspense you'll not let him then foo long' ondure, But explain thab it's Woods' Gre»b Pepper mint Cure.



Wanted. F~ RESH Flounders, Warehau, Oysters and all kinds of fresh fish by Express to night; also rabbits to-morrow at—J. H. Jewitt, opposite Mail Office. ANTED~TO LET, by Tender, for Cropping—About 500 Acres of land, in one or more lobs, at Pendarves. Tenders, addressed to T. Rollinson, Ohertsey, will be received up till April 30, The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.— T. Rollinson, in charge. 4 171 WANTFD to Buy—li to 1£ bale Hoop Iroa, in good condition. Apply office of this paper, stating quantity, quality and price. 4 207 FRESH Supply in Acoordeons, Parlor, Games, Footballs, Purses, Fire Screens, Gold Paint, Sponges, Cheap Books; also large purchase of Stationery at a discount), Account Envelopes from 3a 61 per ICOO, grand value in boxed Stationery \ superior goods, lowest possible prices. —A H Williams, Tan ere ri Street. ANTJSD^QaT and Wheat Huskiln any quantity, also Beeswax. Apply Fletcher Bhos., Caßh Supply Store. QHOPPING BY PO3TISA FRAUD-Se"e ; O our Ooorls anrl examine them at "The Corner."—Northgote& Hefford. E~ MPTY Cratea for Sale suitable for Sheep Feeding. Only Is 6d each. Fletcher Bros., Cash Supply Store. SHEARMAN BROS, have large stock Loasby's Wahoo, Benjamin Gum, Koolibah, and Cinnamon Cure. & S. KNIGHT are buyers of ftll • kinds of Second-hand Goods. Ad oining Mrs Knight's Boardinghouae t. BULLOCK. SATURDAY^ APRIL 28, Qf| ACRES i\f\ 4)\J ACRES 4t\J With Commodious Dwelling, etc , NEAR TINWALD SALEYARD"*, Being Lot 3, part reserve 350, situated just beyond Tinwald, near the County Sale yards, with nearly new Dwelling Home of eight rooms and Pantry ; also Stable i and other buildings erected thereon, the property of Mr F. Bonnington. rpHE Public are reminded thab the Sale X of the above will take place at the Arcade on the date named, at 11.30 a.tn, as previously advertised. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERA TIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTER BURY, Ltd, 4 226 T. BULLOCK, Joinb Agent*.



FRUIT FRUIT FRUIT SPECIAL ENTRY. I WILL Sell at my Rooms, TO.MORROW (S&TURDAY), ---20 OASES ORANGES, 20 OASES PFACHES, 10 CASES APPLES, 5 CASES QUINCES 5 CASES BANANAS. HENRY STEPKENBOP, 4 234 Auctioneer. TO BE SOLD FOR REMOVAL. SHOP AND COTTAGE, WILLS STREET. BATUKDAY, APJRIL 28. HENRY STEPHENSON has received instructions from Mb Wm Bbyakt, who is about to re-build, to sell by Publio Auction, at his rooms, Havelock Street, on the above date— The SHOP AND COTTAGE of Seven Rooms, Wills Street, now in the occupation of Mr Bryant. To be removed within ONE MONTH from data of Sale. Sale at 2 o'clock sharp Without Reserve. HENRY STEPHENSON, 4 195 Auctioneer' TO LET. TTAVELOCK Street Boarding House. XX containing 20 Rooms, where a good business can be done Bath rooms, hot and oold water service, all modern improvements —a rare opportunity. Immediate posses sion. Apply 4 221 HENRY STEPHRNSON* UNDER BILL OF SALE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. tuesdayTmay i HENRY 81EPHENSON has received instructions from the Holder of the Bill of Sale, to Sell by Public Auction, at hit] rooms, Haveiock Street (removed there for convenience of Sale), at one o'clock sharp! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Comprising— ■ Single and Double Iron Bedsteads, Blan keif, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Counterpanes, etc, Wash Stands and Ware, Ducheese Tables, Looking-Glasses, Carpets, Oilcloths, Linoleums, Tables, Chairs, Chests Drawers, Fenders and Irons, Cruets, Cutlery, Crock ery, Table Linen, Copper Boiler, quantity of kitchen uteneile, and a host of sundries Absolutely without reserve One o'clock sharp HENRY STEPHENBON, 4 222 Auctioneer



ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD. MAINTENANCE SUPPLIES. FTfENDERS are invited for the Yearly X Supplies, etc., for the Hospital, which will be received up to 11 a.m on sth May nexb, at the County Council's offices, Ash burton, addressed to the Chairman Hospital Committee. Particulars on view at the County Council's offioee, By Order F. MAIN WARING, ; Clerk Ashbqrton, April 27th, 1900



""*" NOTICE. A NY person or persons found Trespasning on the Riversdale Estate in pursuit of gam or otherwise will be prosecuted. W S STRANGER MKS~KBSSIB SIMMON DS^ MUSIO Seller and Teacher of the Violin. Musical instruments of every descrip tion, VIOLINS a SPECIALITY. Music and Songa by every mail. Firat-clasa Quad rille Band. Burnett Street), 4 35 Opposite Publishing Company. Smoke New Venusi



A Sheep Stealing Case-—At the Magis trate* Court) this morning, before W H Rule and T E Upton, JsP, Thomas Bennett, farmer, Ruapursa, was charged with stealing a ewe the property of Joseph Saaly. Mr Purnell appeared for the prosecutions Mr G Marriott Watson f<jr the defence. The case was proceeding when we went to press. Anama Road Board,—Messrs MurdjMfc, Mcßae, Charles, James Peter, and Et< 'Wright were nominated on Thursday for seats on this Board, and were declared duly elected tar the returning officer, Mr J Q



Friedlander Bros. S~~YNQPSIS OF f ALES. April 26—Methven Yards „ 27—Mr A tvlcArthui's Clearing Sale at Flemington „ 28—Mr P Kellar b Land and Furni ture Sala May I—Ashburton Yardi „ 2—Mr B Lyne'a Clearing Bale at Methven „ s—Mr J Grieg's Draught Horaes afe ] West Street Mart ,i 7—Messrs James MoOrenoi's and Thomas Matbieson's Sale at Melhvea „ B—Tin wale? Yards >i 9-—Mr Evan Davies' Clearing Sale at Waterton „ 10—Methven Yards n 14—Mr J. Devery's Cleariug Sale at Lyndhurßt *, 15—Aahbuttoc Yards  18—Mr A A Jamieson'R Clearing Sale, Beach Road FRIEDLANDRR BROS, Ltd.



CLEARING SALE OF TOW N P KOPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE^ Saturday, April 28, 1900. MESBRS FRIEDLANDER BROS., Limited, have been favoured with instructions from Mr P. Kelleb, on accounb of leaving for Christchuroh, to sell at his residence, Havelock Street, adjoining the Borough Council Ohambeiß, that very desirable Town Residence, comprising— Half Aore, with well built 8 roomed brick Dwelling, detached Wash - house, Scullery and Coal House, Windmill, Pump, Stable and Coachhouse. The house is fitted up with hot and cold water supply and Bathroom, and it lighted by gas. Also, — The whole of the Household Furniture, including beautiful new Piano by ' Kirehuer,' Dining, Sitting, and Bedroom Furniture, new Bicycle, new Gig and Harness, and Sundries. Full particulars at Sale at 12 sharp. R. FRIEDLANDER, 3 142 Auctioneer.



WEST STREET HORSE MART ANNUAL SALE OF LONGBEAOH ' DRAUGHT HORSES. j SATUKDAY, MAY 5, 1900, I T\/T ESSRB FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd, A_YJ_ in conjunction with Mr D. THOMAS, have received Instructions from John Qbigo, Ese&, to Soil by Publio Auction as their Wests Street Mart a draft of OK DRAUGHT MARES & GELD fyO INGS, all being first-olaia workers. Sale at 1 p.m. kharp. R. FRIEDLANDER > Joint 4 163 D. THOMAS j Salesmen. CLEARING SALE AT WATERTON. WEBNESDAY,~~MAY 9, 1900. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS, Ltd, have received instructions from Mr Evan Davies to Sell by Public Auction, on the Farm, Waterfcon, the following— 00 A ACRES of Land, subdivided into fC/&\) seven paddocks. Fifty acres are in Turnips, and the balance in English grasses. The improvements consist of a two roomed House, four =jtall Stable, Chaff-house, Sheds, Sheep Yards, etc. 1 Bay Mare, 3yrs, by Vanquisher 1 Bay Mare, 7yrs, in foal to Harvester 1 Grey Gelding Dray and Frame, Double-furrow Plough, 1 Bet of Leaf Harrows, 1 Anglo-American 17-coulter Drill, 1 Cambridge Roller, Grass Stripper, 1 Maasey-Harria Reaper and Binder, 40 Bushels Danish Oats, 2 Stacks of Oab Sheaves, Harness, Covers, and House hold Furniture ; also several lots of Sundries. Sale ab 12.30 p.m. R. FRIEDLANDER, 4191 Auctioneers



CLEARING SALE AT METHVEN. WEDNESDAY,"MAY 2,1900. MESSRS FBIEDLANDEK BROS, Ltd, having told Mr R. Lyne's Farm, have received instructions to hold a Clearing Sale on the Farm of his Live and Dead Stock, as follows :— 1 A Kf\ Crossbred Ewes, in lamb to A4t O U English Leicester Half bttdramt 1 Kf\ Merino Ewea QAA Two, Four and Six-tooth Ewes &\J\) in lamb A Draught Mares and Geldinga O Hacks 2 Drays, 1 Double-furrow Plough by Duncan, 1 f our-fnrrow Massey-Harris Plough, 1 Cambridge Roller, 1 Maeaey-Harris Grub ber, 1 Massey-Harris Mower, 1 Bet Avery Scales, 2 Sheep Feeders, 1 Anglo-American Drill, 1 Reid and Gray Turnip and Manure Drill, 1 Massey-Harris Reaper and Binder, 1 Set six-leaf Harrows, 1 Set Disc Harrows, 1 Portable Engine by Plimty, 1 Chaffoutter by Reid and Gray, 1 Broadcast Seed Sower by P and D Duncan, Harnesß, Block and Tackle, and quantity of Sundries, Hale at 12.30 p m Luncheon provided* R; FRIEDLANDER, 4 201 Auctioneer.



FUE PKIVATE BALE. A SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, with Scullery and Wash-house, £ aosre, in Tancred Street East, close to Masonic Hall. Fall particulars from FBIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. FOR SALE HALF ACRE of Land, on Alford Forest Road, near Woollen Faotory. For particulars apply FRIEDLANDER BROS., Ltd. WE ABE CASH BUYERS OF WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, i AND t GRASS SEEDS. [ Friedlander Bros. Limited



Unequalled and Invincible, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs And Golds, la 6d and 2a 6d ' Smoke New Veoui



MAYFIELD ] , 4 UNDER BILL Of SALE. I MONDAY, APBIL 30, 19«0 HMATSON and CO. have receited • instructions from holder of the Bill of Sale to hold a Clearing Sale by Public Auction an above on the Farm occupied by Mr W. P. 8. Elmßlie, at Mayfield, and known as Handoook'a, of the whole of the live and dead stock thereon, consisting of— I KAA SHEEP, including Wethers, luUv/ Ewes, and Lambs. Draught Stallion " Grand Duke." Yy FIRST-CLASS Draughb Hor»es 5 UNBROKEN Draughts and Hacka a LIGHU Honei X MILK OOWS Number of Stacks of OATS. Plough, 2 nets blooki and obaini, 2 Baokeye ( Reaper and Binders, with extras ; Cambridge Roller, Maney Harris Drill, Massey Harris Grubber, Grate Sower, set) Chaia Harrows, 4 and 5 Leaf Harrows, Disc Harrows, Cultivator, Chaff Cutter, Intermediate and Horsepower, quantity harnen, Dogoarl Harness, Gig and Daisy Cart Harness, Dog Cart, Daisy Cart, Gig, 2 riding Suddlts, 2 Double Furrow Ploughs, extra strong; also large quantity of sundries, too numerous to particularise. Also on account J. PITIB, Ebsj.— OK(\ Four-looth Anama HALFBRBD 00\J WETHERS. Also on account E. E. Gualver, Esq.— Qf\f\ Half and Three-quarterbred OVJyJ Anama LAMBS. Q/H|r\ Merino Anama WETHERS. 100 Ha!fbred An»m» WETHEES A i~\t^\ Crossbred Two-tooth' Anama



Sale at 12. o'clock Luncheon Provided H. MATSON 4 Co., 4 189 Chrlstchurch, DAVID THOMAS. SATURDAY, APBIL 28 ARCADE SALE. OLD BUILDING MATERIAL, Ere. MR D. THOMAS ha> received Insttuc tionii to Sell by Public Auction on the above date,— A Quantity of Building Material, Galvanised Iron, Doora, Empty Cauee, etc. Sale at 1 o'clock, D, THOMAP, 4 164 * Auctioneer. BULLOCK'S ARCADE, ISATUBDAY, April 28, 1900 MR D. THOMAS (in coDJunetion witk Mkssbß Matson & Co.. Christchurcb, has received instructions from the Ownerr, to hold by Public Auction, aB above, a GREAT DUB-TIVISIONAL £jALE j OF BEOWJN'S Fi^M» ; MITCSAM & DROMOKE, CONTAIHINO 3764 2SSSS- 3764 IN BLOCKS OF 150 Acres & Upwards!



t — Bali as & p.m. TEEMS EASY. For farther particulars apply to D. THOMAS \ m. m . -_._». 4 90 MATSON & Co. j Jotat AgMrtl AROADE HORSE FAIR. .FRIDAY, MAY 11, — 1900 — MY NextIHOBSE FAIR will be held en the above date, B3R WHICH I AM NOW BOOKING ENTRIES. D. THOMAS, I Auctioneer. I AM A CASH BUYEB OF ' WHEAT, OATS, GRASS SEEDS. DAVID THOMAS. 326 UPPER ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD. mENDERS are invited for the following- Formation, 45 feet wide, of tome 60 Chains (more or lees) of the Road between Winch more Road and Windmill Road (above Winchmore). Particulars of the above can be had on application to the Clerk. Tenders to be left at the Board's Office, Wsab Street, Aehburton* not later than 4 p.m. on SATURDAY, April 28, addressed to the Chairman, and marked "Tender." The lowe«t or any tender nob necessarily accepted. By Order. JOHN DAVISON, 4198 Clerk 4 Cinnamon Cure, Wahoo, Koolibah or Benjamin Gum go 2 Ashbubton Duufl Oj. M~ "EN'S^Tweed Suite, heavy winter line* 39i6dftt«<ThtOorner." -



TEMPORARY REMOVAL TO Mitchell <S Turner's Old Premises. OEWDIKG the Completion of our New Buildings in East Street we have been compelled to REMOVE to MITCHELL & TCBNEL'S OLD SHOP, Tanored Street. Our.Stockha« been removed there, and every facility will be given to the execution of our (lients Orders. All orders left at the above address or at our Timber Yards will receive prompt attention W. H. COLLINS & CO., HARDWARE EMPORIUM, TANORKD STREET, ASHBUBTON. Tilbphoss—U und 15. P.o. Box—Js. SHOOTING_SKASON. 1900. Guns and Ammunition. NEW SHIPMENTS NOW OPENED UP, A Large Assortment, at prieeg to suit all Payers. Elbys, Kynoch, and Club Cartridge ; Powder, Shot, Caps, Wads, and Cartridge Oases. LAMPS. LA STs. LAMPS. T^E HAVE JWBT RECEIVED A CHOICE VARIETY OF ! TABLE LAMPS, HANGING HALL LAMPS, HANGING PARLOR LAMPS, SMALL BEDROGM LAMPS, Which we are offering at very low prices, A Large Stock of LAMPWARE alwayi on hand. HARDWABE AND HOUSEHOLD FUBNISHINGS. We have a full stock of the above lines, including Buckets Table Cutlery Fenders and Fire Ironi Saucepans Spoons and Forks Electro Plate War* Nails and Staples Brush ware Enamelware Plough Shares Lubricating "Oils Etc, etc AT PRECES TO S¥IT THE TIMES. JWINES HTdHsPIRITS. All Kinds and Brands of SPIRITS kept in CASE and BULK, |Wbiskey, Brandy, Port, Sherry, Australian Wines, etc. English and Colonial .Bottled Ales and Stout GROCERIES at Wholesale Prices. Orders by Past despatched with punctuality. Goods delivered daily SHEARMAN BROS,, GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE * SPIRIT MERCHANT!?, BrBMBTr Stbijet, Aehborton, '•THE NEW DRAPERY." A Beautiful EVENING DRESS WINDOW. SOMETHING- NEW AND CHASTE. Beautifully Lighted Every Evening 1. MITCHELL & TURNER. NOTICE TO FARMERS. W E AEE CASH BUY.ERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT IN ANYfI QUANTITY Pta* tak.yonr (temple, to th. Mill^We ran ,upp!y a»rn»ck«>e oo,t price. .CANTEEBUEY EOLLEE FLOUE MILLS, (ROLLITT AND CO.,);s 17th Miwh,'WoO. J> B ' HOBART» Manager]



SOUTH AF RICA N WAR NEWS British Troops Advancing Fast. A ND so are Store Goods of every description advancing in price In <fae Ho ill ™J™ enT\*? d Oo*? fcin«n. tal Market*, We receive advices by almost er mail Potifyiug the Advance in Price of various classes of Goods. Most of the * o priced below are worth from 22a 6d to 25s to the £1 at the presanfc time, and we W sas^tSE^ after the 3eih Aprin soifyou *uht° - Remember—The Advance Prices are not yet pot on FLETCHES BROS.' April Price List:— BSiSff.? 1 Ot 7° 14Sl 8°"""M ■>"' weight. " b y wNhe^Tra'bi mar* ta Mpmlb* 6ot wib "-• v v CEYLON ORANOK HSKOB (Gold™ Tipped) 8, p» Ib, «1, 9d by «o, l«b Samples supplied Free on aDnlicafcion Finest Roasted Coffe Beans Is 10d and 2s Owriage'ofndLfldp'er lb NewSp.ri.hyal.nd.K.i.ln.eidperib SioSy AlmonS p^r lb " 14 New Vgenola Bjisins 6d per lb Jord.n AJmonds „ !4 X erne R.lsin.4M per lb Fines! Dried Applet, per lb 0 8 S"'S& P"'ea.-d VI m*t%f- « p-"»A* *«" New Mixed Peel, orange, lemon, Lemon Syrup, per bottle I 0 and citron, per lb 0 8 Peppermint £v run 1 ft 71b Tine Best Lemon Peel, per tin 3 9 nff^b^ up/ J J BarceonaNuts , 0 8 Lemon Squa4 P . I 0 Finest Icng Sugar, per lb 0 6 ItawJaicl (Wia\ p«r l=«..f* 1 0 Or^&ffi^senoes '££ b^ £\ft U M Lewis' P^Bacon, by roil or side "I^. Lewi7pie Hams, per lb Q " j^H IW Hd' mIAIVS 1« M Finest Refined Lard, per tin U ld * J^LV* Dessicated Cobnut „ P««it Gro.l. wdlkrlrj. Edmond'fl Baking Powder, 6d and' Nelson's Geta me loz. packet QA w rf tin n 8 »i Isinglaßß, 1«.« packet 8d y* 1"^. 8 " X I Brown's Corn Fiour 3d lb iWq»p J't aka Brown's Maize Flour 3Ub iL Bn?rf?n m8 ' 0 R MaizenaSdlb, Queensland Arrowroot M M . R doze "'PMln ' a ,, ■.X f " Oadbury's Cocoa ilb lOd, lib Is 8i 1 b Raspberry Jam, 6a 6d do ? , tin 0 6 Van H J U Ws 0 J \ w » b 1W lib „ Crosse and Blackwell s Mar- j^lb tin Sa 8d malade 0 9 Fry>s Oocoa h m g^ IJb v Ooncewtrated .femes-Lemon, Ra ß p- Chocolate 4dtnd 5d pS cafe ceriJ^ Vanilla -PlQt P»ck9ta, Gilden vale Milk 6a6d doz, U tin 6s6ddoz perpacketi 0 R Fancy Lunch 3£d lb by tin or 3idlb De Vere's Jel y Powders, assorted College «r*»w flavonrß_per packet 0 6 Super. Wine 6Jd Ib by tin, or 8d lb Bird Seed—Herop,Rape, Canary, i>>o 3 Vanill» Wine lh Linßeed,wholP,3d l crusb^,p.rii,o 4 R ioh Tea Kd lb by tin, or ik lb AudebrookJ, Coco.. |Ib «,| 7H People . B Mlxed 4a lb y 'op 4 ?J J Milkmaid Milk 7a 3d do* 74-W!,.- Fancy Mixed 5Jd 1b „ or Id lb M , ,r, CHE. M; CAf „ . , Dessert 9d lb or 16d lb Morton's Cream of Tartar, per M> 13 n ariba]d , sid , b Mlb „ Carbonate Soda „ 0 3 Sultanas Ik :: £Xi&«.:; S^ 8 *Ib " «Ji ;; |SilS£2.;; S! g=,S° t8 ? 1L b » S&S „ Borax, powdered „ 0 8 Cracknels Is Id lb „ or Is 2d Ik Sulphur; 0 6 PeehTreensandOoßbcuYts Washing Soda • .„ 0 1 Chocolate Fingers Is 6d per lb D.sinfecbant Powder, fcjgetms pi O aje ».oir Is p«r lb Oanetlo Soda 7d t 8d and 9d per tin Gi . eam San dwich Is 2d per Ib ©arbohc S*nd Soap 6d par bar Neapolitan Wafers 2 9 3d per lb Blue Stone 3d perlb Florence Wafeis Ss S i peflb ™ «.»» lt , • r,i n j -a ii European Mixed IB 3d per lb Day & Martin's paste Blacking.doz. 0 4| Raspberry Bonddlr 2b per lb Nixey's Black Lead per dor. 0 9 Patent M6d f olmßt etc » Peerless Gloss per bot. 0 6 Pears' Fuller's Farth and Violet Powdir Black Lacquer, (Castle Brand) bot. 0 9 8d box * i»wi«*vw«w ' '»•..„. ,intinf l ? J Camphor, loss blooks 3d, or 2 8 3d do* Brunswick Black, per tin 07 Vaseline fid and 9d jar. lib tins It »d Keen s Oxford Blue, per Ib 010 Par 6 Glycerine 6d and 9d bottle Reckitt's Bag Blue, „ 010 Glycerine and Cucumber lOd per bottle 8t George^ Bine, ■ . »0 J Pain Siller Is 4d and 2s 6d Oolman'sD.S.F- Mustard, lib tins 1 8 Bonnington'slrish Moss Is and Is 101 tins lOjd |lb tins 6d Seigel's Syrup 1r 9d and 3a bottle Keen's Mustard Condiment per lb 1 3 PlH s _Holloway' S and Cockle's Is 4d box 71b tins 6s 9$ Beecham'a and Selgel'a la id box Finest Dairy or Table Saife, 5s per cwt Senna 2d acket E Bern .g^ gd d J° x », v o Salt, 71b bag Bd, H.b Encs'Fmlb Salts 3s 3d bottle bag, Is 3d  .... Fluid Magnesia Is bottle Girger, whole Is 3d, ground la 4d lb Hood - a and A . Sataaparllla 4a Übo i White Pepper (guaranteed pure) Is 4d lb Qondy's Fluid Is 5d Lnnc PfmTk^ 1 lib Tin Rabbib In Jelly 7d, 21b, lOd and Is C/s TricopheVa,' n 'gSST* 1 PRESUEVED MSH. Scntfc(a Emnlslon Q« RA . n J a* eta Salmon, Californlan 8d v Flat 9d, Cutting S>COtfc S bStde 10d, Oocktail lld-per tin Powdered Magnesia 3d per packet Sardines, Albert patent opener Is per tin Morton's Seidliti Powders 10d per box „ Small, 4d and 4M, large 8d Benger'sFood Islld and 3s 81 per «n Sardines, lv tomato sauce, 4|d per^tln Baxier . s L Preserver ls per Morton's Fresh Herrings, flat 7d, kip- at Jacob's Oil 2s 9d per bottle perad lOd, Herrings In tomato sauce H lmrod(a Asthma Cure 5s 6d per tin Wd per tin Norwegian Cod Liver Oil Is Si ane Red Herring 9ab la, or 1 j fishJlO^ 8d per b otfc i e SUr Brand_ Mullet 7d per tin Kipler«s Exbract Malt 2a 6d per bottle Preserved Bloaters lOd^per tiu Kipler's Extract Malt and Cod Liter Oil Table Vinegar 6d, 9d, and lOd bottle * Mellin p ood isVpe? botUe White Wine Vinegar 9d bottle I Gro und Rice S*d P Washing Soap-Silkstone lOd bar or 10e | 3 pl i t p eas gibs ls, or 2d Ib «6? b^* i j .jOJ v , ft Peari Barley 6lbs Is, or 2£d lb MeLeod's almond scented 9d bar. 10s Egyptian Lentils 3id lb 6dbox Haricot Beans 3^d lb Rawllng's almond scented, 9d i^ar, 9a Macaroni and Vermicelli Is lOd boxo lid box 6,11b Domeatic, 6d bar, 7a lid box Mag Brand pi cklea 9a 6d d 1M Bond's Cleanser, 6d bar, 6a 3d box p er bottle Barilla Ask 9d bar 0 and B Ourrle Powder J.Od per dc« or 1M Sunlight soap Is per box, 4£d bar botfcle yvt v * or iia Lifebuoy (Caibolic), Is 4d box, 6d bar Mellor's Sauce J- pint B^d, pints ls 3d bo Toilet Soap-Pear's assorted tablets, 4ln Lea and P er rin?s Sauce *-pint ls 4d. nln box, Is box 2s 6d * . Paar's unscented tableto, 6d each, 5a 6d O ur Own Sauce |.pint sd, pint 9d _doz ,■ , , „,, , _, , Tomato Sauce 9d per pint bottle Oiearer^i Shaving btlcks,9d each Anchovy Sauce ls 34 pint bottle Brown Windsor, lib bar lOd, 10 tablets Tobacco-Williams' Jano &s lb • Nallrod Gljcwlne Soap, ilb bars 4d, lib bars 8d S&Ugg** ** Ib'°*- Whltlngldperlb,7s6dcwt, Matcheß pi a id 8 4 S per R roes t 4id doc Hops, loose, la 4d, and Is 6* ?b pressed 1000 Vestas, Bell's, 4s lOd doz i Bovrll Is td and 3s bottle box ; 1000 Vestas, German, 3s 104 Lieblg's Extract Meat Is 9d per jar doz / 4<J box . 250 V^ia". S«, 1. M Washboards, wood, lid, zino Is 2d ioz v box . s affcL ,» B B and U JJ American brooms Is 3d, ls 6d, 9d, pao ket, small 3d p-icket 18 lld « * , 3., Starch, Colman's, 6Sb pkh s*d lb Freeh Ground Coffee Is 4d, fla 6d and „ Lily, per lib box 6d Is *d lb Borax Starch Glaae, ls d<tj.; l^d packet Full Hllstiifat«d Price;Lißfc, containing 29 pagas, free ou application Terms : Prompt Nitt o*sli with the Ordirs] No'chargejfor'packirg'casee,! and'all orders delivered free'at railway 'sUtiOft and^within a two miles radius of Aahburton. * FLETCHER BROS. CASH SUPPLYKST.ORES, ASSURTO^ & OHiHSTCHtfROH.