GREAT BRITAIN'S RESPONSI BILITIES IN INDIA.

WHIN wa take into consideration the paramount importance of India to Great Britain, it seems somewhat •trange that so much ignorance should prevail amossg the general public concerning that wonderful country Beyond the fact that Greot Britain is continually engaged in little wars on the boundaries of certain outlying diitricta, and thus affording oar soldiers a chance of gaining valuable experience in actual fighting—an experience which has proved of inestimable service to the forces in South Africa—wp receive but little intelligence in regard to this vast appendage of the Empire, Ifc is only when one charitable instincts are •roused by the new* that hundreds of thousands of our fellow creatures are dying from starvation that interest; is manifested and purge strings are looaeaed. It is a proud but justifiable boast of Great Britain that wherever the has assumed the control of a new country, Bho has always recognised her responsibilities. This, indeed, has been one of the principal factors in the Buceese of her colonising policy, and it h»K never been more forcibly exempli fied than in the sage of India. A contrast between the methods adopted by England, even in earlier times, and those followed by other nations is sufficient to show the truth of our assertion. Four centuries ago Vasco da Gama, the great navigator, found bis way to the East Indies and, recognising the potentialities of the country, he opened up trade with Portugal, with the result that the latter kingdom enjoyed a monopoly of the commerce in that portion of the globe for a hundred years. At the end of that time, however, private companies were established by both the British and the Dutch for the purpose of ' exploiting ' this rich field. The aim at these organisations was of course identical, namely, to make as much money for the shareholders as they could, and, in apite of treaties for which Holland showed little respect, the struggle for commercial supremacy between the two nations continued throughout the seventeenth century. So far as naval strength was concerned, the Dutch were at the head of all other countries and tbey might have maintained their power in India for a far longer period had it not been for a mistaken colonial policy. Their sole idea was to amass money by establishing monopolies, and they entirely failed to make the natives respect, the higher civilisation they professed to introduce. But the death knell of Holland's power was sounded by Olive in 1758, and at the present time the Dutch flag flies nowhere on the mainland of India, The East India Company had many other difficulties to contend with, and France made a strong efiorfc to obtain possession of the country, but the ultimate result was to render the power of Great Britain supreme, and this supremacy has never befn seriously threatened, although Bcme politicians profess to spb in Russia's encroachments in the northern parts of the territory a menace to our position. There is no necessity to enter into this question, but it is sxtremnly doubtfal whether tbe autocratic ru!p of the Czar would be found suitable for the inhabitants of a country which hr»s prospered so greatly under the wise governor at of Great Britain. The chronie'e of the East India Company is unique in the history of the world. That a private Company should maintain its position in the government of a large and important country for a period ranging over more than two ccp.m turies and «uhalf is a startling proof that in alt the quaiiffps that go to the successful colonisation of a strange land the British race is pre-eminent, Aus tralasia is itself an example of what can ba done in a virgin country, but thf> experiment in India was of a far more complex kind. Tie invaders of this new region came to a place whose riches were in a great measure de veloped, and where traditions, strango as they might eppear to Western people, had attained enormous power. To inculcate a new civilisation, without offending the prejudices of the inhabi tants who were naturally opposed to any disturbance of their old beliefr, was indeed a gigantic tank, and could only have been accomplished by the exercise of She most consummate skill and tact Fortunately, the Company was able to secure the services of men, both in the civil and military depart ments, who possessed the necessary qualities, and India was looked upon as the nursery where the statesman and the soldier would obtain the best training. Among the legislators who were willing to serve " John Company " were such men as Curaming and Macaular, while in the list of her warriors we find such world-famed names as Wellington, Olive, Napier, and Colin Campbell, to mention only a few of tbe most notable. It is doubt ful, however, if the greatest victories in India bava been those which were gained on the battlefield. Necessary as it was to impress upon the natives the fact that the » Great White Hand" was strong enough to crush rebellion, it was still more important to impress upon the people that they would be better cared for under the British rule than under that of the princes of their own race. The East India Company, capable as it had shown itself during its long tenure of power, could scarcely carry out this work satisfactorily, and the Mutiny of 1858, costly as it was both in blood and treasure to Great Britain, proved the saving of India. During the forty years that the country has been an integral part of (he Empire it has made wonderful progress. Irrigation works on an enormous sc>»lß have been carried out, railways havo been extended, and the moral tone tf the people has been improved. But the government of a country which contains so many millions of foreign inhabitants carries with it a serious responsibility, which, as we have said, Great Britain has nob been slow to recognise. From time to time, owing to the failure of the j monsoons to bring the due supply of rain, vast districts have been deprived of their crops, with the result that a famine has sefc in, and thousands are perishing daily from wamt of food. i^one idea of the extent of these disasters can be gathered from the fact that in the famine of 1876 73 it was estimated that the deaths were no less th»n £0 per cent above the normal, or

no less than five and a-quarter million?. India is now suffering from a similar calamity, which is reported to eclipse all previous experiences, and any appeal for belp shou'd meet with a ready response from those subjects of the British Empire who are fortunate enough to live in floppier climes

"Ourselves as Othehs See Us."~ Our friends are generally too polite to tell us our faults; but they seldom fail to oWrvo the fit and style oi our clothes. Young men who want to make good impressions, must bear iv mind that; " appearance goes a long way." An ill-fifctiag suit is uncomfortable, and an "eye-sore "to your friends. Don't risk it! If you area stranger here, the first well dressed eUizin you meet will gladly direct you to " The Landing Tttilora where you will always find >% large assortment of 1 Up to date" suitings to select) from, and where you oan always depend on getting satisfaction. The large and still increasing business done by Mkssbs Cbaigeead and Bbrryman speaks volume*'. This firm has just imported piobably the finest stock of new seasons tailoring goods ever shown in Aihburtoo, including a beautiful range i f the new rain proof Beavers and Meltons for Covert ooata and Chesterfield ovnrcoafcß, both fashionable and durable.

FTHB ASHBUETOK GUAKDIAN; SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1900

Printed and published by Alfbxb Join TynaicL-BjucTKßj for the PxpprUton, Robww! Bill »nd Wmujtr Adam Maoka^ at thtlr Printfog Offio«. BilAifH BlMik! Aihbnrloa, SATURDAY, Jnly 7,1100



'PLANTEKOA,' The Moat Powerful Bitanio Remedy for all Diseases of the Blood, fS a thoroughly Scientific Preparation, composed o£ the most active principles of Roots, Barku, and Fruits pertaining to trie Vegetable Kingdom and recognised by the Lending Medical Authorities everywhere. There is no Remedy that has made such rapid strides in so short a time as Plantekoa. Since its introdactlcn in the Colony the sale has been remarkable. 1 The reason of this is not far to seek. It | o%n be surtiHied up in two words— I • URK3. We can produce Testimonials from well known and respected Citizens who have bean cured by one or two Bottles of Piantekoa after spending pounds on other so called Remedies. We do not know of a single individual who has used Piaktekoa bat who has derived benefit therefrom. PLANTEKOA is the most powerful Blcod Purifier and Tonic known. Ask for Copy of Testimonials, Obtainable from all Cnemists and Up-to date Storekeepers, Agents : Austral Botanic Coy., SAUKDERS' BUILDINGS, " There's Healing in its Touch • PIANIBKOA OINTMBRT. ~ MONEY TO LEND. ~~ I HAVE Trust Monies for Investment in sums of £500 to £5000 on First Mortgage at lowest current rates, DAVID ZANDER, Taicred Street,



BSNJAMIN GUM—For Coughs »ad Colds



A CONVINCING STATEMBNT The Manager, Loatiby's " Wahoo " Manu factoring Company, Ltd Ohhstohuroh, May 16, 1899 Dear Sir,~l have much pleasure In testify ing to the value of your Berjamin Gam. bad been much troubled with a very serious cough, which I was unable to get rid of, when I was advised by a friend to try Beujamin Gum. I did so, with the result that my cough has completely gone, al« though the eighteen-penuy bottle is not yet used up. It ia impossible to over-estimate the value of this medium —Yours faithfully, A Lawrbnok Gee Price- Is 6d and 2s 6d; obtainable every where Wholesale agent — KiBMPTHOaNE, Prosssu & Co



Weod Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Col never fails—ls Ad »ud 2s 6d



Was Very Weak Lost Flesh Rapidly, Took Quantities of Medicine, Failed ail the Time. Was Quickly Cured with Ayer's Sarsaparilla uSome time ago I bad a very severe attack of influenza which left me greatly weakened. I lost flesh rapidly and was in a very bad way. "I took quantities of medicine, but constantly grew worse all the time. Finally, I tried Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to improve from the start,. "I took about six bottles and was perfectly cured. I have used this remedy in my family a great deal and I know it to bo a thoroughly reliable health giving compound and family medicine." John Murrell, Railway Station Master, of Sunnybank, Queensland, sends us this letter together with his photograph, which we reproduce above. This is a strong letter, one which must remove all doubt. It is additional proof that Ayer's Sarsaparilla is "The World's Greatest Family Medicine." You ought to profit by it greatly, for if you are weak, havo lost flesh, are with out appetite, and feel languid and depressed, here is a quick and certain cure. Perhaps the trouble is with your blood and you are suffering from headache, boils, eruptions of the skin, scrofula, and rheumatism; or if you are suffering from weakness of any kind, here is a prompt and most perfect cure. AYE R' S Sarsaparilla Removes 111 Effects of Hot Weather. _. , , ) AVER'S PILLS-A Vegetable Laxative for the Whole Family.



SMOKE ONLY NE W VENUS \°/ k PERFECT TOBACCO. GOOD NEWS FROM THE FRONT. Uruger learns that the British mean to get JusticeJfor "all in South Africa. WE HOPE the People of Ashburton have learned that we give Justice to our Customers in all our numerous lines. We have just landed, per the s s "' Whakatane," the finest assortment of Brasa and Iron BEDSTEADS ever landed in Town. Latest styles and designs. Direct from the Manufacturers in Birmingham. Oall early and 866 for yourselves. About 100 Bedsteads to choose from ; all sizes; all prices. BEDDING- of all kinds kept in stock and made on the premises. We h*ve also just received a choice shipment, per the s 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 FURNITURE in up-to-date styles, at lowest prices, on shortest notice. Linoleums, Oilcloths, Rugs, Mats, Matting, Qarpets, etc, just opened. New patterns, grand designs, per ss" lonic' At the request oi 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 aod 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, al' sizes and prices Duchesse 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. UINDRILL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, & UNDERTAKERS, (TIJfCBM) &tt£T<ET, expedite Aboadbi.



NOTICE TO FARMERS. f B IBE CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MULING WHEAT IN ANY QUANTITY Please take your Samples to the Mill We can supply Oomaacka at coat price, CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0,,) J. B, HOBART, Manager 17fch Mawh, 1900. "HEALTH" COCOA IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. FREE FROMTk/^ADULTEBATIPH YOUR DIGESTIVE OBGANs" Require pure food. Lour Liver demands consideration in the question of drink, your Nervous System requires a strengthening food drink, and you have this In " HEAili'li oCoA# JN POEOHiSINGCOCuA Ifc is important that you should exercise your own judgment. If you drink any thing that is offered you, you do yourself a grosa injustice. Cocoa should be absolutely pure to ensure its full beneficial eflect. TRY *' HEALTH » COCOA And you will aae it In preference to any other. Six subtantial Reasons why <s HEALTH '* Cocoa should be used in prefgjence to any other. isc—Because *' HEALTH " COCOA is absolutely pure, and pure food is essential to perfect health, 2nd,-Because "HEALTH" COCOA is most economical in use, more so than other Cocoaa on the Market, half a teaspoonful makes a Breakfast Oup of delicious Cocoa, other Cocono quire a teaspoonful. 3rd.~Because " HEALTH " COCO a. h lower in price than other Cocoes, a quarter pound tin costing 10J yields sufficient for 80 cups of delicious Cocoa. 4th,—Because "HEALTH" COCOA agrees wirh the most delicate digestion, stimulates, aad strengthens the nervous system, and ia the most suitable food drink for Invalids, Children, and the robust. sth. —Because '* HEALTH "COCOA Is prepared from the finest Cocoa obtainable, and is free from drugs and other injnrioua mixtures. 6th.—Because "HEALTH "COOOA contains more nourishment than Beef Tea, and Meat Extracts, and should be UKed by everyone who values health. Tr a Tin of. "HEaLTH" GOOOA and You will never regret it n AGENTS FOR ASHBURTON SHEARMAN BROS., GROCERS, IRONMONGERS, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Makkgt House, Ashburton.



M E L L O R'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE THE LEADING BOO? SHOP, T8 the Moet RELIABLE House for GOOD AND CHEAP BOOHS. 0 aim ii to give you the bbst value for little money. HONESTY is oat PoHo We ml! not Guarantee you an article unless we know it will give you every Satis aobion. One Trial is all we ask—Oar Goodp Sell thameelvea. «■*.«*»»- j MELLOR, (DANORED BTREF &SHBUBT3JW



GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. Cartridges Cartridges! Cartridges. Shot, CjmpJL- Wad s. BEFORE Buying any of the above Sporting Keqmsites call on " THK PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER," who has a splendid selection of Gunf etc., by alt the best known makers. , ' TO Builders' and those aboub to build I have in Stock a Choioe Assortment of THe 'and other Register Grates, Ranges, Mantelpieces, and all builders Ironmongery »6,;Loweat TOOLSI TOOLS! TOOLS! I have an immenße Stock of Carpenters and Mechanics' Tools, all of the very best makei and warranted, at pnoea which are now recogniaed as the Standaad Bedrock < Hudimni Prioes in the Ashburton County. " UWKI «TREMEMBER THAT MONEY SAVED IS MONEY EARNED & BUY FBOM GTVTFIHTITNS \ THE PEF LE>S practical iron. • IYAJJJ.OAjU.IN O, / MONGER, Burnefci Street. Agent for Cleveland and Imperial Hover Bicycles.



- §8.000 IN USE IN THIS COLONY wuxjiseKH bi "^ I) 1 ... , — 1 ..i i|'* THEY BURN LIGNIfE, TRUE GOAL OR WOOD UP TO 2ft 6i no settinglrequiked. W»th Stove Pipe can bo worked oat in the open. SELENDID BREAD BAKERS. With Cast Iron or Copper Boilers. The Copper Boilers are large and Tin-lined inside REPAIRS ARE A MINIMUM. Made in all sizes, single or donble ovens, B[igh or low pressure boilers iQ« ii.. Sold by all Ironmongers, from whom Catalogues can be obtained, or from the maker H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD., SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, Peinoes Street, DUNIDIN.



Hew Zealand Insoraaoe Company. ESTABIISHID 1""! w 186 9 CAPITAL^ONE"miLUQN. THK PBEMIXB AND WEALTHIEST OOIOHIA^ COMPANY, NOTED FOE PEOMPTHESS AS'D LIBKnALIT^ PAIP-UP CAJPITAL AND RESBKVBS— FIRH AND 'MARINE RISKS lUSICS ON GROWING. CROPS, THE® HING MACHmtt®, Ac, AOOEFTED AT LOWEST 7URRSNT EaT i ■..< VV • kl. / \ , \ A.I Uj lit.



PROCLAMATION OF PEACE! - | ... t | M |Ni >M *A* ,„„ , , llMiniiniiiMiMi THERE is nothing more conducive to peace than to give the Ladies Goods at Bargain Prices. Then to the thrifty and wise who want to aave money, go at once and make your purchases from GEORGE DUNCAN & Co., "THE PEOPLE'S D&APEBB," TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON, OPPOSITE AROADE. JUBT ARRIVED—-Special Shipment of job lines in Faced Melions and Serge Dress Materials, 42 inches wide, fashionable colors. Now note the price—4s lid the full Dress better qualities at 6* 9d and 8a lid *ull Dress, worth double; come and see ' Job prices to clear Ladies' Capes and Jackets from 8a 9d upwards ; prices will astonish you ! Ladies' Fur Necklets (special purchase) from 2a 6d to 63 6d j Women's Black Cashmere Bibbed Hose, seamless feeb, la pair White Muslin Apron (Embroidery trimmed) Is and Is 3d, going quickly Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves 6d pair; Lawn Handkerchiefs Is 6d dczsn NOTlCE!—Greorere Duncan & Co, have gob the reputation for Selling Colonial Whitt BLANKETS Cheaper than any firm in Canterbury. Proof is the prices-^-Single Beds 13a lid pair, Double Beds 19a lid pair ; please note, cannot be replaced under 4s to 6s more per pair when our present stock is sold out SHOWING EXTRAORDINARY GOOD VALUE IN THE FOLLOWING LINES, viz.~ Colonial Flannels from 10|d, FlannskHes from 2|d. We are ths noted house for these Goods 2 Yards Wide Fine Grey Twill Sheetings from 10|d Unbleached Linen Tabling ll£d ; Art Muslins, in great) variety, from 2*d yard Oretonnei 3|d; Whit* and Grey Calicoes from 2d yard; Roller Towelling 3§d SPECIAL NOTICE FOR DRESSMAKERS-Slate Linings from 3£d, Al vala« White and Grey Turkish Towels from 4f d, Toilet Covers from B}d, Antimaooei«r» from 7Jd Ladies 9 Corsets from 2s 6d, Ladies' " hard wear " Umbrellas from 2s lid Exceptional good value in Banh and Bed Rugs from 6s 6d White Batin and Honeycomb Quilts from 4s 6d, Tapestiry Quilta from 5s 6d Direct ehipment of Nottingham Lace Curtains from Is 6£d, lovely patterns, and at iob prices; Reversible Cretonne Curtains 5s 6d pair ' J MEN'B AND BOYS' CLOTHING-Note Prices Onehunga Tweed Trousers 7s 6d, New Bao Suits 32s 6d, Boys' Knioker Suits 13s 6d Men's Denun Overalls 3s lid, Mole Trousers 6s lid, Persian Cord Trousers 6s 61  Me«'"Jro^? Cotton Drawers Is lid, Men's Merino do. 2s 6d, Lambswool do, special 'fob line, 2s 9d, Colonial (Kaiapoi make) 3s 6d upwafds t«»««u ( juo F*ncy Cotton Shirts, Cols, Is lid ; Leather do, 2s 6d upwards ; Union do. 2a lid «m. wasds ; Flannel Unders 3s 6d upwards; Kaiapoi Plaiding Drawers 5i 6a ■• ™ Men's Mufflers from Is ; Samaon Braces, Boys' 6d, Men's Is Men's Wool Knitted Socks, double heel*, 11|4 pair; Men's Handkerchiefs 4£dl upwards



1900 WINTER 1900 A SEASONABLE HINT TO THE PUBLIC. TEY MITCHELL AND TURNER for BLANKETS, TRY MITCHELL AND* TURNER for beat value in FLANNELETTS TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for LADIES' JACKETS, each one a Novelfcj TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER j for all kinds and sizes of knitted UNDERWEAR TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for DRESS GOODS and DRESS MAKING TRY MITCHELL AND TURNER for MEN'S and BOY'S CLOTH ING of every deicription, GBAND NEW PBEMTSES IN BUBNETT STREET.



COUNSEL THAU IS BRIMFUL OF KJ WISDOM, use only Hond»i-Lank Ceylon packed and sealed tea »nd you will , thus ensure •* Tea Pot" satisfaction equalled by no blended ten on she market—Name oa every gfiogine packet nd box. fj'lßtt WORKS in great variety afe *' Fletchjbb Bros,—^raokers 2d and 3d per packet or Is 9d or 2s 9d per dozen ; altio Eocksls, Roman Candl* Catherine Wheels, fiiue Lights, etc. O; ANTED Known—That J. MoiSOH VV hiß received a large enppiy of Summer Buota and Shoes, suitable foe the Holidays. Th v are all of tht best brands and n<tkere, and Dm equalled in Ashburton . J.M. being the only practical and experienced Bootmaker in the town, thus give* him superiority ml* facility to know beat what to get. Therd fora the publio have no need to wond«» where to go for reliable Boota and Sh«M IMiooant for cash ac tuual. Fepaini doM at oac«, Beat Sole Leather ueed and work manship, at The Hall, Kaat Street, A»h« burton- _ Established 1876. FOB CHRISTMi 3 PRKSENTO AND NEW fBAR GIFTS, Also WEDDING PRBSENIS GO TO GEORGE JESBON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AND JEWBLLEB, JSast Street, Ashbnrton, THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN JK)WN OB WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY Of Every Description. inspection" invited: FOR SALE PRIVATELY; I AM now prepared to treat privately tot the unsold portion of Mb Isaac Sab« o.inra's property, comprising :-— Lot 2.—Knox's Farm, containing"246 acre or theraabeuta



Lot 3.—Green* tree t'« Farm, oontainiug 160 acre* Lot.,4.—North River; Farm, containing 81 itores. • X- W. HANMEtti S. H. GRAVES, SHAREBKOKER AND FINANCIAL AGENT, 185 HEREFORD STREET, OHRISTCHUROH. RELIABLE Information on Dredgin Stocks. CorrespondeKce Invited. Codes : Bedford McNeillV, Moreicg and deal's, A.8.0. Code (fourth Idition. MR ALBERT ROBEETB, Aebburton Representative Telegraphic Address: GRAVES, ChrLtchurch. 3 21 ~~ "look CHEAP VINTER FIRING. NEW MOUNT' SOMERS COAL. OUTPUT haa Trebled during the bit twelve months IT IS USED EVERYWHERE. This Coy is the Best and Cheapest Steam uid Hoassßold Cool in the market. J^FiotK* FMtOry *ndoMlto GIVES SPLENDID RESULTS WRITE FOR PRIOE3 TO O. T, PARK, MOUNT S OMEBB. ™T~oabß7 "



A Branch Offioe has been opened by the undersigned at Messes Nioojx Bros., Em! » Btr«et, where they will carry on praotio* v Barristers and SoHoitorß. MAUDE A; HARM AN, Solicitors, Christohuroh '■ ■■ ■ . ■" Money to Lend at Lowest Current) Rates on Freehold Security, b . . No Procuration *cc. MAUDE k HARMAN, 1248 Aihbntton. THE RAPID LIGHTNING . GLOSS TH« ONLY BEtIABLE BHIBT POLISH IN THE WORLD. iy/T K3 MILLER, of Dunedin, the Et«. fe«iicn»l LanndreH, atya;—lt it the but I hare ever used. Itntftkes Shirt Ironing ft pleasure. Wise Mothera and Bitten try It and litre year »trength, temper, and patiwoe. Onoe tried, alwayi Hied. Sold in Tioa at •SHEARMAN BROS' & JOHN ORB 4 00. 5 13 MURCATROYD BROS. WOOL BROKERS & FELLMONGERS OHRIfITCHDRCH, AUCKLAND, PASEA, B«5. B E»r^i5 form the FARMERS AND BDTOHERB of the Aahbcrton Dii ttut that they have decided to Establish a WOOL k SKIN COLLECTING AGENCY IN ASHBURTON, and in furtherance of this object have an ointed Mr 0. E. KBNDALii as Bayer, who will be in oonatant attendance at the below address, prepared to Purchase for Cash, SHEEP SKINS, HIDEB, ROUGH FAT. TALLOW, HORSE-HAIR, Etc At Highest Rat*. Ourrwt. MUBGATBOYD BEOS., NEXT RULE'S BUTCHERS SHOP, Burnofct Street, Aahbarton.