persons enjoying the healthful exeroiaa to be set from Hkating Mr TimnaiEN woold oppose rhe motion. He riottbtod whether the Board w»s justifiod in ftttsmpting to compel persons who had a flight to fche Domain to conduct theuiFelves exactly accorcinij tnthe views of a partienlar section of that Board. The Mayor quite agreed wish the motion which was then pae and carried. This was all the nuainees.

The Plague.

United Pr§ss Aniooiatlon—'by Eleotrio Telegraph

Brisbane, July 8 A hny named King has been attacked hf plague.

The Fourth and Fifth Contingents.

United Prs»p Ansoointion—By Eleotrio Telegraph

Intesoasgiljl,, July 8 Matten In connection with the expected arrival of tha Tagna are in a complete anuddletnsab. With th« weather bow pre vailing, ileet, mow and «q«aIU, It ia poiiible the matter of the veiiel will not oome through th 9 itrnitt, and iha may tarn up off Otiago Heade on Wednesday. If bo id will Is* Thnrnday at the earliest befor* the •teamer gets back to the Bluff, perhaps too iatse te Sand the men and give them the feceptioa being prepared for them, The weather tonight ia a vicious sleety enow and itroag westorly wind

INTERPROVINCIAL.

United Press Association—By EleotHo Te!egr»ph AuoE&Ajm, Jaty 8.

At the Police Court today Dr John Wilking War charged ftbat he diet on or about May 17 murder Mb.try O'Dowd/wife of the licensee of the Criterion Hotel. Several witnesses* were examined at to the movements of degflased oo the day prior to the illness th*t onlmtaated In her death and ni to her feondltioß during illnassa Dt Deolive Lowe, who attended the deceased, and Br T Hope Lewis, who held a pott mortem on tha body, ware also examined, both giving the cause of dsnth as acute blood poisoning brought on by mi»na ®f eotae outside agency. The Court adjourns:! til! tomorrow. .. ;.. CHBijsSECHtmcH, July 8 : The Coneilktioa Board eat today to hear .•♦idi-rao* 'in regard to the dispute between the Woo' Jen Hill workers and the Kaiapoi, fttosgitl, asd Sooth Canterbury Companies, «t w«!I »« » few local horiers. Mr Biaofewill, Managing Di rent or of the Kaiapoi Factory, tntlatfttatd'. Ob behalf of the employe*%|that!, If,the work's?** demands were canoed.edJbe mitts Weald- cob be Me to carry oa. He i*jd they bad to must) with sevens competi* tion from Home, where there were ' shorter fecmr« . and lowers rates of wage*. The tvidenee is coßolndod, and the Board is considering .its recommendation. Ac ft mestingodhe AeoHmafcisafclon Council Ettdny,. ffee Government Inipector of Fisheries ] !a a Setter .'tfiioasaid tba re-importatioa of [ big game* The Inspector atked the Society's opittlaa at to suitable game for Canterbury. fbe Council eet it« lace against at! Routb African. ■■ game, ..which mighfc bring the rtodeipcati to New Zealand, and amongst) the Antf liftfli game • favoured- only nuoh aa had lit habifcafe on the high country and fed on shrubs and trass, aa game living ob the plains »»d being grans eating wag not suitable . Two Ql»dld«tfi> for the city seat addressed tint' eleotoM tonight, Mr A H Tatnbull •ninoußoed himself -as ft Government tup* porter, and Mr O J Smith an Independent Liberal, giving general support to the policy •annotated by fche the present Government. Both received vote* of confidence.

The Ada Delroy Company.

" We remtfld the rhaoy interested that Mia«>j Ada Del roy supported by James iJeli, Teddy Ford, Madame Bell, the White Mabatme wad others, will appear at the Oddfellows Hall on Thcwday evening i« a programme o? specialties th*i should detighb aIF play goers, Mie« Ada Delroy wUI appear in some •! tbe vary latest dancss, as "She" la the Firw of Life, being one of her bests, i»d the moeb stoaatiotml ever attempted on any B»»8te* In p£her. port-lout , ofa bright, and »fttraotiva programme Mr Ball and hi* asKOoifttes will be surt to please. A good deal of myafery attacHei to the White M.»h*t,t«a, and the very curioun should certainly attend to see &n& hear wh»t this !»dy h«« to repeal. In other pnrtl where thi« hdy h»» «ppe»rod it fa Bsid to be the ftduoftied, th« thinking people, who hare been tnotb impressed. One writer has said •*lf there be nofchicg ocoalb ftbonfc It, it) is the oleveretfc impo»!sion we have come across; and, itt either case, forms a capital •afcertftltimtßti which beats all our phil ®iopb|." Ai fchere h»s been nothing at the Oddfellow* Hail for tomo time, wt expsot tt* B*a* large audience greet Mill Delroy and Oompaa; on Tharadny ofgbt;

ACCIDENTS

A f9B year old son of Mr Ashweli, of Milford. mot) with ft bad acoldent ob Batur' day afternoon. H« ww playing in * gran' cry, where ohafwM bsSng loaded, when a t> bag ItU and struck him. Mr and Mrs &ahw«ll were In Tlmaru ab the time, bat Mr L Ashwtll oemnaKDioattd by telephone with Twnakft, and l»r Warreti was shortly In •ttoßda»oe o He found that the Sad had sustained! t oommlaated fraobare of the left thigh. This reoeived refaisite sargical ftltsnciaeae, »ad the boy is now progressing fairly well, A petultar (ran fobideot occurred at> Orarl on Hatardsy affernoon. Mr George Loach, with two friendg, were baying a day's sport amoogsd harsi'j when an argument earned m to the weight of gam. Mr Lo%eh had a spring balance wifh him and proceeded to weigh the gtio«, Pcobably the hook of the balance was hung to a r.n^ge? instead of the Ktiird, and the tmvM wae than the pan iis* ch^rgpd rand (he shot shattered his left foot. He wan brought to Temuka, and as Nnrss Untons prlfate hojpltitl received preliminary attention fk-om Dr Hayes,who yesterday had to resort to amputation. Mr Loach received » eerere shook, bub is progressing favour' ably '. .

Serious Result of a Scuffis

Ontted Press Annotation—-By Kloctfio Telegr»ph--Oopyright ■ iHVEECAEQiiii, Jaly 8 . Ott Sood»y night, at the Blntf, Yin* tetaiQf a carpenter of the Indnaa, and Oarl Swanaoa, a seaman on the same ireisel, MI oat In a shop In a township over the hiding of Vlaceiz^'s hat, and in the Bonffla Hinuenzo slayhed Swamon jiboab the head and face with a knife Tiaeeoea " will be broaght before the Ooarfc to jmorro'W

A Message From the King

(T.aite'f Press AssooiafcioE—By Electric Telegraph wbixikoton, Jaly 8

The Qovernment hat received » cablegram from hie Majesry Kina Edward VII, thaok 1 Ing the Parliament and people of New Zes* land for their attentions and rxpfessi«?o« bl loyalty to tho Duke and Duchess of Gornwal! i!,nd fork, and stating that hir M.jasty wilt write officially thanking them in due oourse.

THE LATEST Australian

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Telegraph—Copyright)

Received July 9, 951 a m

N.S.W. PORTFOLIOS Sy.DNßir, July 9

The State portfolios vacant through the defeat of Mr Fitzgerald, will not be filled, the offices of Attorney- General and Minister of Justice being amalgamated.

THE PLAGUB.

Eas'ern news reports that the plague in a most virulent form has broken oat at Hongkong, Out of 686 cases, 595 died, including fonr Earn-

peans, WISTBALIAN POLITICS.

Perth, Jaly S

Parliament meets to day, when the situation with regard to the railway strike will be discusied. Unless tin early «ettlem«nt takes place there will be a general shutting down of the minei,

THE FEDERAL DEFENCE BILL.

ITrf PROVISION a

United Prean Association—,By Eleotrio Telegraph—Copyright)

(Received July 9, 9 47 am)

Mzlbobrne, Jaly 9 The Federal Defence Bill provides for (sri aotivß defence foret 1, composed of permanent and citiz>n soldiers, the Uttpr conei^tinjt; nf r^wrvfld naval apd militsry forces aud rifl^ clobs All the mali s between fcho ages ol 13 and 60, with a few nfceps»ry exceptions, are liable to Berve in cmibr of eroergtmcy. At Wdmary timß«j the force will be kept ap by vo'utitary eoliitment. The pertpanente ar« liable to serve beyond the Commonwealth;

SOUTH AFRICA.

A FIGHT AT BfUKFGNTKIN

A COMMANDANT CAPTURED

Unitsd Preßß Afisociation—By Electric

Telegraph—Copy rig h 6

Received Wakaptfaka July 9, 1048 a m This Office 11 12 am london, Jaly 8 Remington's scouts took the posi tion on the sth, capturing 19 includ ing Barkhaisen, an oatbbreakir.g irnin wrecking comoiandant, Tbe fight was sharp at close quarters, and the bayonet; was used. One Boer wan killed And two wounded

KRUGER OPPOSES PEACE

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Received July 9, 1 34 p m London, Julyt

A dessen cablegrams have been Jex:« changed between Kruqer and Botha, the latter urging <ha acceptance of Kitchener's terms, Kruger aod Lpjd's influence however, prevailed

Home and Foreign.

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Received July 9,10 48 a m •THE KING'S CORONAUON London Jaly 9

Westminster Abbey will be closed for three months prior to the King'a coronation

THE CRISIS IN CHINA.

Received July 9, 134 p m

Hong Kong, July 8

The Forbidden Oity is closed to the grablic, preparatory to refurnishing for the (Jhinee© Court's return

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS

United Preai Association—By Eieotro Telegraph

Palmkrston North, July 9 A contractor aimed Augneuia Kelly wss found dead in a tent in the Fitzherbert due trict this morning. Deceased was seen at seven last evening, when in apparently good health and spirits Charles Cookery was committed for tristl yesterday on a charge of stealing a horse and selling same in Christohnrch DcmEDiN, July 0

It is reported that the Land Farohate Board has recommended the Government to purchase Mr Gotten** property at Mussel' burgh, Dunedin. So out up for workmen^ homea

Welunoton, July 9 The Wdnni, whta off Guard's Bank, Pelorous Souud, yesterday, sighted the aohooner Amelia Sims, fifteen days oat from Newoastle to Nelson, flying signals of distress. Her rudder had broken, and the h«d to makeover 300 mites in a dieab'ed condition, encountering fierce galas, in the moaotlmeJ There were, however, aniple proTietooa on board, and all were welL The rnastsr requested that arrangements be made ft) tow the vesßß N»hnn

Sporting.

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, Wellinotok, Jaly 9 It is anderscood that the '"stewai rile of lie Weitiogton R»oir,g Glub wt I, on Thursday, adopt a scheme dividing the toiatimuor proceeds between tiio first aad second horses to proportions of 75 per oanfe and 25 per 0 nt respectively, and that they were prepared to do so yesterday but for a technicality

Timaru Poultry Show.

Tbo Tlmars Society held their annual Poultry Show on Friday and Saturday !»«»♦ s and judging by the quality and number of entries the Show was a groat saooess. The great feature of the show wu the large entries of the new birds, the Or ping to db and Wyndottes. Th« black Orpington class was one of the largest ever seen in the colonies, and die judges admitted *t tun banquet that they bad considerable diiEcmlby In picking the winner. The first) and second prizes went to Mr E Reilly, Stndholme, aad Mr Tasker.of Ashburton, scored In hem and pallets. In Bafts g * very strong elan, Mr R Olark.of Ashbucion, floored,and elso got; a ciokeb in Minorca Cockerel class. Mr A' oorn of this town aodred easily In Plymouth Books. Another very interesting exhibit was the £6 6s prissa, * special (riven by the Canterbury Moat Company for the best) pair of birds fit for export. Mr Newtoo, the Government grader, Judged this class wbioh i were to be sent) in alive, and on the Becoiod day killed, dressed, and packed for export. The first prize pair were ft pair of Indian Game Bnff Orphington pallets about 31bs In i weight and Jin splendid condition, and only aboub 4 months old. The larger and heavier bird* being paised unnoticed by Mr Newton earned considerable oommtmb, but as Mr Newton tald 'at the banquet, quality sot quantity what is required Mr R Clark showed the Potolama Incubator !n workitsg or dor, batching ofataktas with great enoeens during the Shew*

An Important Case.

United Press Association--By Eleotrio Telegraph

Napirr, Jay 9 I A oa«e of ooDtiderable importance ofs-oti [ing accident inaoranoe w^i before t^t magistrate this morning. Dr D.4isle sued the New Zealand Accident Inaurancu Go. for £18 under one of ths company* policies as oompsnwtiot) for twelve waeks total, and fourteen weeks partial disablement through as aooidsnf. For defence SI was argued that tinder the conditions of the policy the action should have been brought within nix months after the data of aeoides!.- Plain' tiffs cour-iel argued that ths clause was idtra vires because a person might be so seriously impaired as not to be able to estimate his oiaim within six month*, further that the compmy had waived their right by continuing their negotiations after the six months had expired. Judgment was reserved. ,

FIRE

laet as we were going to press the peal of the fireball anooutfltd a «onflagratiOD. Tha scene of the fire wu at bha rear of Mr S Bar oards Butchery, Tanored Street, a emoko home becoming ignited. Willing hand* and a few bucket! of water subdued the fl*n«i*

Thjs Frisco Mail-The Sonoma with the Frisco Mail arrived at Auckland this morning ToDiY's ExpftßS3-»The express train from the North fco'day was a long one and was well filled. The Royal carriage used daring the Dnke's visit was »<raehed for the purpose of bringing the Governor back on his return J'oarney from tb4 Sooth—Colonel Pole 'enton and Major N L dmibh were paeeengew, by the train m route to Inver* oarglll to meet the South African Oontio gent on its return

Wadk's Worm Pigs are moat effective and not unpleasant; children thrive after taking them price, Is

A Mexican war veteran and prominent editor writes :' Seeing the advertisement) >"f of Chamberlains Oolic, Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy, I am reminded that at a soldier in Mcx co in 47 and 48, I contracted Mexican diarrhoea and this remedy has kept ma from getting an increase in my pension for on every renewal a dose of it restores me. It) is unequalled as a quick cure for diarrhoea and is pleasant; and safe to take. For sale by Ashburton Drug Company '■ The Mother's Favorite

Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the mot hers favourite, It is pleasant and safe for children to take and, always cures, It is intended especially for coaghe, ooldi, croup and whooping cough, and is the best mcdi' cine made by for these diseased. There is not the least danger In giving it to children for it contains no opium or other injurious drug and may be given as confidently to a babe as to an adult. For sale by Ashbnrton Drug Company Ob ! what would fommy Atkins do If we had not palled him through ; The colonies have done their beet, And showed great courage iv the test). We all require a little aid. And danger makes us oft afraid ; A cough wont make your health secure, So bay soma Woon's Gbeav Phppkbm kt CtTBB

MINING

(Jnited Press Association—By Elootrio Telegraph

DOKEDIN, Jaly 8 Durins the week, returns have been reported from 43 dredges, the total gold yield being 1004 ounces lldwt lOgr, or an average of 23 onnoet per dredge, Additional Return*—Empire, 45t a 17dwt; Goldan Gate, 290z 6dwt; Majestic, 240z 3dwfc s Upper Waipori, 18oz lOdwr,; O'obe, 17oz 16 Iwt { Raliftiioe, 13oz; Evan's Flat, 13ozl2dwt.

The Scandinavian Sluicing Company cashed up 1607 ounces. The manager estimates there were 200 outtcei in the tail race when he wai itopped by the frost. Ksefton Jaly 8 Tha Mokols OompanyV (?redt!e is mid te be ob splendid wiwh.

Tbe Bullet Junction GompftMy'i dredge ie fltill keeping up to h«r nsoftl form, ftnd steady returns no ba looked forward to The BookUnds Be»eh Oomptiiy'a dredge ie working »s well aa o»o b» txpeoted. So far nha h»i dredged bob till ftnd tfttltnga the ladder being too short to bottom. (The gold ob»ined la very fine.

DcHSDiH July 8 The Boundary Creek Company* dwdga will shortly m»k« a «t»rt. Tho Moa Company's dredge hai com* msnoed work*

The Gorge fleet of drudsu are working intermittently, the river being still a little too high The Vincent Company* drtdgecommsaoed work this morning.

The master of the First Chance Company* dredge reports ; • Bridge working satuJao" tory ; prospeots payable | will wash op Friday, '

The master of the Yioosot Extended Cora* pany'e dredge teports : * Got good wash j tables looking well. *

Mr T N Bildwin, writing to the QiGf* I Daily Times with *ega>rd to the Reeve's Proprietary Compaoy, says he hears, on gooi authority, that the directors have been approached by the representative of a wealthy English company to parehas* the option over the claim on the following term* —£200 to be paid foe the option, which in to be ipent in patting down prospecting shaft! ; shareholders to reoeivo share per share to the new company, and 16s a shara in c»th, the new company undertaking to puh on six new dredges, The director*, ha understands, mat on the lit inst, and wiihcd %o stipulate that they ihonld ItMn office ia tht col«ny aft remuneration ef £50 a yeat tiell and travelling expenses, receiving SI per day when travelling. The English capital* ista representative wonld not agree to this and Mr Baldwin questions whether the shareholder* have uy reasons for supporting the claims of the directors, and has a letter for signature by shareholders requesting the director! to oall an extraordinary meeting to discuss the proposalssabmitted Dunedik, July 9 Todays Sales—Bendigo 265; Davis Bend 4 parcels at 3s ; First Chance 37« 6(1,37s 9d, B&% 3d, 2 paroels as S3s 6*J } Fourteen Mile Beaoh 2 parcel* at 44s ; 45s 6d» Junction Eleotdc 295; Kelly and Casey 25*; Eiver Molyneux 24s * Yisoeat Extended 365, 37« ,6d

TIE ASHBUBTON OTA^PI^; TUESDAY, JtfLY 0, ■1901



Ths barsjUß Campbell, whioh baa *ju« arrived in Wellington, after a perilous passage in whioh one of her eeamen was killed, brings 180 Washing Machines for the D.I.CL Of these 25 will come to Asbburfcon, snsklog the fifth shipment. The following testimonial Is to hand :—" Enclosed please find cheque in payment of the Washing Mftchitis yon sent) ap on a fortnight's trial. My wife It yeiry pleated with it, and nays that it does Its work qalokly and well. She censldWß It !b .otery respect* labor saving, machine, and oan thoroughly recommend it -Yoors faithfally, H H SHABSf&iN, Alford Fortst Sawmills WA9IB TlRHOrd POWDBBS for Bftbitwar© soothing, rednce fever and prevent blotefom ; price, la Smoke New Tea»»



0. Magnus, D. Patbotoh Dredging Expert Member Stock and Exchange Advisers of Canterbury, MAGNUS, PATEBSON AND 00 Gold Dredging Bbokbbs, High Street, Chrlstohnreh Reliable and straightforward advice given on Otago and West Coast Dredging Claims. Mr Olof Magnus has nad 16 years practical experienoo on the Molynenx River, Otago ALFRED HARRISON, Esq Aehbarton Representative FOR WATCHES CLOCKS, JBWILLERY, SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATE, SEASONABLE NOVELTIES, K-rc, 60 fO G. JESSON, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller, Burnett Street, (opposite Somerset Hotel), Ashbnrton. —Sepain a Specialty."- Pitsditaiioii Committees liberally de&lfe with.



TO BE PUBLISHED IN APRIL, 1 $02. ACOMPLETK and Reliable Directory . Pf' ' FOB ..-, .. . . ■ '■ CANTERBURY, NHL3ON, MARLBOKOUGH, sr-d WESI LAND. STONE, SON AND Q(\ t Publishers of the well known Stone's Gtago and Southland Directory and Std^r'n Wei iington, Hawked Bay, »nd Taratsiiki Directory, etc, have the honor to notify their intention to eomplle and publish ;-a, thoroughly complete and-reliable DIRECTORY, to ba entitled :—  BTON E'B CANTERBURY, NELSON, MARL BOROUGH & WEHTLA'ND DIRECTORY, AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. APRIL, 1902 Edited by John Ssohs. Will contain more than fcwloe the amount matter given in any previously iasued Directory of Canterbury. Price : If ordered before publication, 10s 6<* af'er publication, 12s 6d; 6 130 WANTED '"""* LOST-Fftn Tinwald, blaok and tan Sheep Dog, with short tail. Apply G. Osbobni, Tinwalrt 7 6f ANTED-A Smart Boy. Apply W H t OoLttss & Co 7 68 LOST— L»«t Thursday Night from Mr Gko Osbobnx's, Tinwaid, a Black and Tan Collie Dog, rfragflina' a chain. Reward on returning same to N Z. Farmers'Coopera. tive Association 7 6(J aOOD NEWS—Just arrived^ ex '.«*» Mataluft, A Martin's celebrated Horse Clipper! with Spring Washers and Grass hopper Springs, at G. Weddings', "The People's Ironmonger. E W kOOK 8 — The~Silv«r Bkul7, Cronkett; Motion ia, J McCarthy; The Visits of Eliztbeth; Lyßbeth; The Secret pf the Dead ; Shylook of the River; Another Woman's Territory ; Two Sidea of i i Q jeßlion ; Sweethearts and Friends ; ohesp «dJtion<»-—No. 5 John Street, Little Loo, Brothers of the Chain, dodo, The Green I.eaven of B&lgowrie; The Oariesime.— H M Jokes, ~\\7 ANTEDKNOWN—The AgemTof she V * Home Turkhh Rath ia at) present in Ashburton. Sample Rooms in Arcade, next Curray's 'JL3 8 ONK Minute, Pi ease—Have yon heard that ASkllor's Great Boot Sale is now on ' KMEMBKK, fo7~one'month only— M»u.or's Stock Taking Boot ga'e will laftt. Oune ea'lv for hftraains WANTED— For promoting an abundant and luxurious growth of hair there it nothing to equal Bendy'B Kpg J«1«p ;it arrests all dacdrufF, and Ipsvph the h i beautifully glossy. Bottles la; on sale ar H S BoNNiKGTou'a, Ohemisfa. /^NuB aaain oar Great Stock Taking \_J Sate Is at hand. Great Bargains at Melloe's Zealandla Boot Store WHAT prize takers for paltry use Fatty Pan baking powder the great novelty. . ' . i PATiY Pan baking powder the great novelty, two patty tins for nothing groceri, fTt HE most up to date novel'y of the day X Patty Pan baking powder riTfiNDE3B Wanted—For the wearing of JL two thousand pairs o Boots. Apply at J Mbixob, Tar.ired Street rtlEB Orowning Glory of a Woman is her X Hair. For promoting an abundant and luxurious growth of hair there is nothing to equal Hbndy's Egg Julep. Bottles Is, at H E Bohninton's, Chemist. -fJICJR NECKLirS, FUR NECKLETS— | Travellers' Samples, efferiog at less than one third the usual prices, at Is 9d ( 2s 4^d, 3s 6d upwards; now ia your ohanoe to get comfort and warmth ar- nominal prices—at OEOEGE DTJNO4N & 00, The Noted Cheap Caeh Drapers, Tancred Street, opposioe Arcade SALE of Drapery and C'othiag at Peakce's Tabie Damask Bfd; White Twill Sheeting 7}d ; Remnants of all sorts to be cleared at Peasoi's, ctrner Eas6 and Bor nett Streets. , TTUHY"Chilblains are relieved instaiily X and qniokly cured by Loasby s Koollbab Very soon onr» ■ O~H~Where, oh where Is Ihe Best Boot Shop! Why MiLLOn'sZeakndia Boot Store, et'oonria. . ■- WANTED— All met* tofeeenre a pair of Tweed Trooaers, 6s lid; Saddle Tweeds 7s lid ; Colonial suits 27i 9d.— PIABOB'g, oorner Ba«t and Barnett Streets F"~~OR~SALE — Stock' of Drapery and Clothing; no old stock. Want of roem reason for ssiling. Sale commences To-mobbow at) T*M3m% corner East and Burnett Streets. ' _ '-' ' . W" ANTED KNOWN—At Piabob's aale of Drapery tod Clothing ; Blouse pieces from It; 8 pair stockings for It lid ; Attrakan gloves It 3d; other lines #qeally cheap,—Piabcb's, corner East and Burnett Streets. , ■■ ■ __^___ T MRS ALOORN'3 Sale a lot of beapti tul Mantles, Jackets, and Tailor made costume* just bought at immense reductions offered it about half prSoe > special rsduc tionsin millinery, lowers, ejuilll, ullkand cotton laces, trillings and embroideries, etc ; oome and compare valoei. J? SI T~MRS ALOORN'S Sale, Dreas Good?, plain and fancy f aanelettet ( relTeteenr, oorseti, divided skirts, combinations, under clothing, aprons and pinafores all at big reductions ; art) needlework, etc, alt reduced daring sale j come and see our prloti. 755 E~~XTRA~~WAR NEWS— Big Profits Defeated. —Q. Vvsoux & Co. are selling Double Width Nona Veiling, evening shades, at 10|d, worth Is 3d, Black Dress Serges (wide) Is l|d» Melbon Dress Tweeds 10|d upwards, FhmneJette Skirtings 7|i, vsiouse Silks (evening shades) Is 7ld» Black Velvetieene Is 3d, Coloured do at Is 9d, worth 2s 3d; aeveral other lines equally as cheap; no room to advertise GEORGE DOHOAN AND 00, ■ Tancred Street, ABhbnrton GrEOROE DUNCAN ANB CO. SPECIAL ANNOTINOEMENtD MEN'S and BOYS' Clothing cheaper than ever—Men's Navy Barge Suits, formerly 27s 6d, now 82« 6d; Colonial Tweed Suits were 37s 6d, now 29a lid, splendid value; Tweed Trousers Ss 9d; Coloeial mnke do were 9s 6d s now 7s lid f note— our working Men's Colonial Saddle Tweed Troußera, worth 15s 6d, now lla 9d ; besb Mole Trousers 5s lid; Colonial Knitted Socks lOd: Colonial Knitted Drawers, job price, 3s 6c!, worth 4a 9d; Shetland Knitted Drawers 2s lid, sold elsewhere at 3a 6d; Boys' Melville Suits, for strong school wear, 3» 6d upwards ; small Boys' Navf Serge Knickers Is lid and 2s 3d, Al value; Turkey Red Handkerchiefs 2|d, 4d, and g|d ; Men's Elastic Braces ll^d, Boys do 4sd upwards; working Men's Leather Shirts, special value, 2« 4|d upwards, Fancy Ootton Shirts 2s 6d, Union make do 3s 3d, Wool do Ss 6d, warm and good; Colonial Flannel Unders 2s 9d upwards. In oonpluslon— Working Men if yon want your money to go as far as possible, try DtmcAV & Co, and you will not be disappointed DUNQAN & 00, Tanored Street j T>ATTY Pan baking powder is the great XT est novelty you ever saw. Sold all grocers. /,-. -.■,. , . - 1> EMEMBER Mbli,ob. 38 Great Stock IA) Taking Boot; Sale is now on. Orest Bargains at Mellor'a i GO TO Marble?Bkos. for Enamelwute Tinware, and Bruskwara* A ioc«s from 24a, Register Grates from 1 Baagw cm 6»oire Kew Veftm



FOB SALE-A Uw Shed, newly new,j 6<t feet long, 12 fo*t wide, In sections ; hanrlv for removal, for oartiooUn apr l.v W: H P*«-r>. 7* ••'d'"\ g*™!* _______ WANTVT) to So" — 9.% h»V TurfvV 'Sterling' Biovl?, 93 M<»W;' ptmrantfied. Owr<er l«f+ »hp di^r'e*. Prioe £11, oomplete.—Moßßow, Basbktt & Co. < ,7 I§.;| W*" ANTtfD—Good O«n«r»1 STVanfc, spno<! wages—Apply Mbs TUkdeix 751 WAN TED — Tillr. Clean Ofrl, about nixlsoen, m Nnrasrrm'd. — Apply, I Saturday mcrniofr, Mrs Dotos. T&vereA Street ■ ■ ■;•■ 'v '7 32 WANTFD— A Trustworthy Lai, to milk and make h>mself generally mefnl— Apply, by letter, A.B, Mail Office 7 33 JH. JEWITT, Fishmonger and • Poulterer, Bnrnetfc Street. Fresh Oysters, Babbits, and all kinds of Freeh Fishto-night,, JTelephone WANTED— Ladies desirous of dressing the hair in present) becoming f aßh iocs should send for the new Geisha Frames j all eotanrs. Beat post free for Is 9d frciin the manufacturer, A M Hihdt., Hairdresser, Dn tdin. 85 Wanted'"' "'Known ■— Th« B»pfa Lightning Shirt Gloss Is sold all Grocers s sv wonrWfal Shirt glasse BOOTS, Bootfl, Boots—The Cheapest Houftfr'ln Ashbarton for Boots is Mkllob's Zealandlla, Boot Store PATTY Pan baking powder wants one trial without prejoaice, two patty pans r.r nothing, QTGKORQB Potted md Preserved Meats VT —-Tdntrnes, Table Delicaoies, etc—have no equal. All storekeepers' 6 514 /"^ ENTS Court shoes from 7a 6d Laiitei VX evening shoes from 3s 9d atD Stock's Blue Bnot Store WISE Mothers - Remember that Meulor's Great Bargain Sale le now on JUBI arrived a large assortment of evening hhoes in glace, kid calf, paten white eatin etc, at D StocK| I^ll " LILY BTARCH" ir iriap"edo7To . any. Hossewives will find it most! , eoonomical. Sold by all storekeepers 5 312 TrnXTRAORDINAR? Value for OABH-I Hi Exhibition Colonial Twilled Blankets; Special Purchase, 600 pairs bought at a big discount for Cash. Now is your time to buy at lees than Mill prices; come and look for yournblvf b ; besb value in Canterbury, large size 14^ 93, extra large 19a 6d, weight and quality fvar&uteed ; only obtainable »6 GEOIWE DUNCAN AND 00, Cheap Cash Drapers, Taucred Street WANTED— Every buyer in Ashbarton to read oar circular now issued, to make a note of. articles wanted, then to call and ccc them. We are satisfied that the valne will do the rest.—Mitchdix it, Tubsbr WANTED KNOWN by Working Men —that for 3a lid they oan buy a good strong Vent in any size ; a good dark Suit for 22s .61 j hard wear working Shirts for 2s 3d ; heavy r bbed Pants for le lid ; all s Z3B in strong dark Trousers tor 6s lid ; and Hats and Caps from 6d. All at Mitchell & Tuener s sale of stock. f GEOBGE Manafaoturod Good«~o various kinds are the besti Try them Procurable from all storekeepers 5 311 WANTED Known—That Geo DoyciW and Co, Cheap Cash Drapers and Direob Importers, are again victorious in Beating Big Profit Houses. Chnstchurch firms are surprised: how we do if. The following prices proves our assertions :— Unbleachod Gray Calico 2%i, White do 2§l, UrPtonceß (new dfsigns) 4^d upwards, 33 inches wide Twill Flannelette 3|d upwards, 36'iBehes wfrle do 6|d and B{d, sold elsewhere at B|i't and lOjd ; Loc« Cunains from Is B^<i, two jurde wide Sheeting 10|d, Tapestry Counterpanes 6s 6d upward*, White §atm And Honeycomb do 4s 6d upwardi, Chint« Hfl<}' p»v^rs.' 2*.SHr 'Dontingen't- Rflgs^'now" 2* lid, Door Mat* 11|!, Hearth Rags 2« 6d t Toilet Covers 7|d, Colonial Flannels from 9|i, Crewdsoii's Long Cloth flfd, Forfar s|d upwards, Art MubHds 3^d upward?, and numsrous artier lines f qusily as cheap GEORGJfi DDNOAN AND CO, Bendy Money Drapers and Clothier?, Tetncred Street, opposite Arcade 6 128 W~~ANTEr>~Ladies vi«ifring~Dunedin wiS find Hendy's Hairdressing Saloons, PrJoceßs street, replete with every comfort f«r Hairdressing, Shampooing, Singeing, eto Toilet goods of every description WANTKD— Lidiea to see oar Tan Kid Gloves la lid per pair; special purchase Black Hose, two pair tot la lid | Colonial (school) Knit Hose Is per pair j all sises.—Pkajsob'b, corner East and Barnetfc Streeta, 6 60 "ANTED Known—Great Clearing Boot Sale at Msiv&u'b Zealandia Boob Store GEOiGE~I)UNOAN & 00. SPECIAL NOTIOE T> ARENTB of large Families—lf yon want tZ to study economy, yon oannob do better than try Ddnoah & Co, Cheap Cash Drapers, where you are bound to get splendid value. Compare oar prices, and we have bo fear of the result. Note address— Ssobgk Duhoaw & Co, Taoored Street, opposite Aicade REOBFTION TO TEOOPERB. A PUBLIC Meeting of Bubtor!bers to the War Fuad and Oituens, will be held at the County Council Offices Tomorrow (W KDNKSDAY) Evening at) 8 o'clock, to consider the sfeepg that are to be taken to welcome the returning Troopers of the Fourth and Filth Contingents W H COLLINS, 7 68 Mayor GREAT BK4TIN6 CARNIVAL ASHBDBToF DOMAIN. (TO-NIOHT— TBMDAy EviifiKff, S O'Uloekt MUSIO, Bkating, Danoiag, Spoxbi, Bom Ires, Coloured Lights* F»noy Dresses Under diatingnished patroasgo. Colltotion towards procuring clothing for destitute patients whilst in local Hospital* HENRY A. MAC&AY, 7 64 Hon Sco, and Treasurer " AOKHOWLEDGMBNT. npiHß Committee of the Ashbarton X Borough School desire heartily to thank all the ladies and gentlemen who so willingly and effectively aontributed towards making the late Hobby Show a pronounced success. As those who so kindly Resisted are toe numerous to particularise the Committee adopt this method of conveying their thanks. The Committee also desire to thank the Pabilc for the generous support given daring the three days of the Show Whj CRAIGHBSAD, 7 62 ' Chairman WAKANTJI RIVER BOARiT" exubaobdinlry vacancy IN Pursuance of the River Boards Act, 1884, and smendmente thereto on the Regulations of Local Elections Act 1576, and amendments thereto, I hereby give notice that an Election of one Candidate to, fill the Vacancy oaused by the death of the late Mb F Amos, will be held on SATUR DAY, July 27th, 1901 in the Wakanui River Board's Office, Burnett Street, ABhburtoo Nominations in the proscribed Form mast be delivered to me, er addressed to me on or before HOON en SATURDAY, July 20th, 1801 A A POOES, 7 17 Refcamiog Ofioer.



GERALDINE HfR STOCK MARKET TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) /"YtJR General Entries Comprise— 600 Sheep, Fab and Store. 600 18 Cattle Fat and Btori, 18 20 Pies, Fab aad Store. 20 SPBOIAL -360 Ihrerquarterbred Hogget», a good Hne- ■ : ■ • '.; '■' . 200 Threeqoarterbred Hoggets, fat 50 Thmquarterbred Ewes, fat. 220 Threrqtiarfcerbred Ewes, 2 and 4 tooth, in L«mh to E.L Rams : J MUNOFXL, Aoattpneer 7 £6 E SMITH, Stock Agent ej..i-Lii- ■...,— --: ...lushseyssi ' "' AD D F X LLOWS HALL. lessee—Mr Edmund Montgomery. ATTRA'JTIGN EXTRAORDINARY. ONE NIGHT ONLY, THURSDAY, JULY lira. NOTE.—Mr Edmund Montgomery, pro prietor of the celebrated Biosaope, having secured the Oddfellows' Hall, ha«, at an «ootmoni expense, induced the World Famous Ada D«lroy Company to pay a flying vi«H to New Zealand, with all their new and startling Collection of up to date Noveltitst The World's Greats** Sklrb Dancer! The Qaeea of Burlesque! ' The Great and Only ! ADA DEL RO Y> Supported by th* entire Company of 12 I Metropolitan.Star Artitts, including James Bell, Teddy Ford, The Whit* Mahatma, etet NEW BIG SPECIALTY AOTS | Ada Deiroy in the Pance of Fire jAd 4 Delroy la theCobrasdi Oapella D»dcb ; Ada Uelroy in the Lily Dance, and her Ltteit and Greatest Creation " SHE," is, the FIRE OF r I?R ! Intpired by Rider Haggard's H-ivel. The Moid Awe.inspiring and B«n8»tlftti»l Dance ever attempted. The jR»g(9 of ; London and Paris. The traasition of youth and beauty into a heap of charred remain*. . The Newwb, Brighfceit.and njoal Atteaotive Programme over placed befrre the Public. Popular Prieei-3s, 2» and Ib. Doors dpen at 7 30. Box Plan at H M Joaei'. 7J? fo¥~¥ale. IHAVR FOR PRIVATE BALK abou 1500 Acres of Land at Wakanui, adjoining the properties fcf Meseri Dalton, Butterick, Lambfe, Jones, Moore andClucae, Leadley and Gi!e% lam prepared to aooept a reasonably low price, and to sell in blocks to luit purohniert. The land is all in grant, and poiiewlon can be given on Attgaib slßt next. At I am leaving for Australia about the 16th fnst, early •pplioatioa .ajioemty. Terms of payment easy. Interesb at 4J per cent per annum if a substantial amount paid on account of purchase. JB*or full particulars apply to 7 68 HUGO FRIEDLANDEB. TENDERS FOB GORBE%RUBBING WANTED Tenders for about eighty | (80) Ohaln Gorae Grubbing. Apply, G. A. M. BOCK.LEY, 749 Lagmhor. ASHBURTON OLUB & M,S.A. mHE Half-yearlj GENERAL MEETING JL of Merobere will be held on WEDNESDAY, JULY 17th Inot, »b 8 p.m, In the Billiard Room of the Ciub, BOSIHKBS : To Receive Report and Bilanon Sheet' To Declare E'eotion of President, Vioe- Freiident, Twelve Committoemou; A. WHITAKER, Secretary. July Btfa, 1901 7 60 DDFELLOWS' LODGE meeti Wed nesday, 10th. HaII >Kgaged 12th. Official Visit ot Dintriot Officers; large atteadanoe of members r< quested. —O. Campbell, Secretary 7 46 TINW&LD SPORTS AND RACING CLUB rpHS Annual Meeting of the Tinw4d X Racing and Sports Oluh will be held at Lagan's Tinwald Hote! on TUESDAY, July 9th, 1901. Business—To receive statements off accounts and general R GATE*, 6 228 Chairman ~ "AsiBURTON COUiiY^OUNOiT"".. NOTICR is hereby given that ihe audited acooants for the year ett(fsd il«t March. 1901, are. on view ab the Council's Offices daring office hours By Order. 9. MIINWARING, Clerk. Ashbufton, Jcly 8, 1901 7 63 WANTED. Known, by careful Mothers That* Mitcbkm. AHO Tokrxb are selling cheap Suits for the Boys, cheap Gapes for tha Girls ; grand cheap lines in Clothing for the father ; and Boots of temptipjj Hnw for the mother _. ___,__]_"__ , UPPER ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD mENDERS are invited for Formation {fall X width) of some 66 Chains (more or less) of the Road between the Borough Reserve and RS 15666, near the Hinds River. Particulars of th« work can be obtained on application to the Clerk. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman (marked Tender) and left ab the, Board's OlEoe, West Street, Ashburton, on ot before 12 o'clock Noon of SATURDAY, July 13bh. The lowesb or any tender not necessarily accepted. By Order, 761 JOHN DAVIBON, Olerk '"^ g ASK FOR .^ nelson NEW TARIFF CHAMPION BLEND ■■ ' ot^er prices: &m' NO CHINA TEA USED BY US. A CARD. MESSHS STRINGER & CRESSWEI^L BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS JOHRISTOHUROH, HAVE OPENED A BRANCH OFFIOfc ab MB Davison'b, West Street Ashburton, where they will attend every THURSDAY «">d °n other days wheo iieoeasary. , They will ba represented in Ashburton by Mr J. Davison, who is authorised to receive instructions on their behalf, and to whom communications may be addressed. We have various sunn of money awaitin nveitment ab lowest oarrent rates. STRINGER SOLICITORS, OHRISTCHURCH A ABHBURTO



HBMRY STBFHBaSON. I ""aHDRsJDAY, JULY i ~ I Gr"e AT \ dealing Sale OF FURNITURE, PIANO, Etc. OHIIK PKIMISKS Prince Albbet Pbitate Hotel. Wiiln Street HENRY BTEPHBNSON has r«oeiv«d instructions to Sell by Public Aaot ion M Above the whole of the Furniture, Kto, •obtained ib tbe abovs Hotel, comprising,— Hingl* and Double Iron Bedsteads, Bl»nltetg, Sheets, Quilts, Withstands and W»re, D Table*, Ov«rm*ntles, Easy Chair*, Tablet, Bed Linen (new), Ghesfei Drawers, L Glassware, G&rpeta, Oilcloths, Pifltnrt*, Orult, ODable Line*, Ooblery, Crockery, Piftoo by * Haake,' Mangle, .Botien, Kitchen UtaasUs, S^aoejMOß, Sundries, Ibo, in fact, the whole of the erotents of hU well »ppolnt«d Hottl. ' My initraotioM tre to dear fche whole lor fttaelately Without Itotervi THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1901. Sftle *fc 12 o'clock Shup, HENRY isTEPHENBON, 7 40 AuoMoneff FRIBDLANDER BROB, LTD 40 ACRflto OF TURNIPS FOR SALE. MESSRS FHISDLANDER BROS, Lr»> have received instructions to Sell by PttOlio Auction at tbe TIN WALT) YARDS * j- ok TUESDAY; 16th JULY, 1901, i 4(t Acred Green Top Yellow Aber ■••en TURNIPS, on account of Mr B X Parkerir-n, Eaiing. Fall particulars on application. R ITBIBDLANDUR, 7 38 Auctioneer ~~GI^AIN ViilPJiilSTh""^ TO LONDON WE Have a limited quantity of Soect by atoamer available, and nre in » position to quote lowest rateß of freight Clients wishing to ship will p ease com* manloftto with as promptly FRIEDLANDEK BROS, Ltd DATID THOMAS HQRSK FAIR. THURSBAYj July 18, 1901. MY NEXTiHPRSE FAIR will be held on the above date, for which I am now receiving entries. P. THOMAS, 6 198 Auctioneer. FOB PpTATE S4LF. COMPLETE IHREHHING PLANT AND , OHAFFOUTTEB MR DAVID THOMAB ha« reoaived ln«tructio»B from a Client to Sell by Private Treaty, viz ;— Tracion Engiue by Fowler, 8 hone pow^r, 1501b proosiire Combino by Cl»yto and Shuttle worthy Elevistors connected ■, ..:■■ t' ll«mblf: Bagger* Ohaffcutter by Addrewfe and Beaven, Aaa'ralnaia Water C»rd and large Whare This plant i« well worth inspection, as itii nearly now, and in thorough order Apply D THOMAS Anctinnopr PEOPERTIES FOX SALE, IHaVIB-'FOR- SAIS —iSev«ral Good FARMS iq the Abhbarton County, amongst them beings— 1400 Acres, near Bakaia, thoroughly improved, £9 500 Acres, Kskaia,thoroughly improved, £12 550 A'-res, Mifchara Road, no buildings. £5 200 Acres, Mitcham Road, no balldlngs, £4 5s ' - 87 Acres, near Tinwald, splendidijr Improved, £20 140 Acres, near Tiuwald. improved, £14 10a 1000 Acrea, Laaristrn, no buildings, £6 207 / creß. LowoHffe, thorocghly im proved, first qlaes land, £15 186 Acres, Lowcllffe, thoroughly im proved, £14 233 Acres, Mitohatn Bead, improved, £5 420 Acres, Cherteey, well improved, £6 3000 Acres, grand land. Lycdhuret, £9 5000 Acres, Rinds to Ealing, in tussock., in blocks to gait purohseerß, £2 10s to £4 53 Acres, Carter's Terrace, extra heavy ~ land, £40 476 Acres, c^pringburn, improvementa, nearly new, land good : £7 10s 2 Acres, Orchard, Allenton, (rood house, thoroughly improved, £450 3 Shops, with fivs roomed Dulling, Tancred Street, Ashburton. 1960 acres, goed Und, Avakino, North - - 'Auckland, thoroughly improved, ; £3 3500 acres, good tend, Woodstock, Southland, £2 10s 802 acres, good land, thoroughly Improved, Woodstock, Southland, £6 10s 52 acres, Ashburton Forks, good land, £12 900 across Fairfield, thoroughly im proved, £5 10s 600 acres, Winchmore, good improve' mente, £6 15a 597 acres, Bangitata, subdivided well watered, and improved, £4 . 45 acres, Tinwald, £17 2500 acres, Liariston, £5 10a 355 acres, Tinwald. £18 382 acres, Elgin, £4 10a 300 acres, Fairfield, 6 roomed House and Stable, well watered, £5 2s 6d 123 aorea, Dromore, £6 D. THOMAS, ? Ashburton KAYE d CARTFR ARE CASH BUYERS, highest enrreni rates, all FARM PBO DUG B. Agents tor Button's and Law son Unrivalled Seeds, I: iw Season* Suppliei of RAPE, TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, & &O, JUST LANDED, LARGE STORES at) LYTTRLTO EXTENSIVE OLEANIN& MACHINERY CORNBAUKB always oo hand, KAYE & CARTER OHBIBIOHUBOB



to > ?■ a W |f || c <-" 8 * 2 P ■ fe ssjq # § ,r< 21 | jj o & ■! ••■ c i ii 2 • g q Ms 3 -* i o « s • ■ C j W MKB BROWN, LADIEb NURSK, Burnatfc Street West, opposite Dr. AlMtfe. PREPARED to take In P*tlenU sad give every *Uention aod 6tit-«lsM I accommodation. | Pftbienta aKisaded at thair own honeti 6 « SPLENDID SUCCESS! OU6 FIRST GREAT SALE IN ASHBURTON. PIANOS. PIANOS. ORGANS. ORGANS * New Model* on V r«e-vr.' SEE THR WONDRRFDL WASHING MAOH'JVK. Abhburton Testimonials now coming; .n freely, First second and third ship meats sold ant; fourth jwt Arrive and orders will t.gaiu be booked for trialf. DI.C TANORSD STRBBl t l Jpposite. Arc«dp f Aeh burton (Of Mei»ts Webley and Bnm), PIANOFORTE « ORGAN TUNERS, TS IN ASBBURTONi Town and Country OHers sent in to Mr fteweliyn Owen, Mr Horace Gatee, or the Uomnidrcial Hotel, will be promptly atfcpnde&jo TRIAD , Prize Comi>e*itlon. riIHE "TRIAD" has in thn pr*»« t aed X shortly to he published, » book entitled " What to see and Where to Stay in Npw Zealand.' A prizo cf Three Qoin«M 1 is offered for the matt interesting and-. Kmuaing articile of aboat 20CO words, entitled " Whut to see apd Where to Stay in New Zealand." lo olose 20th PEPTEM BEX. Pozzie Competition far children under 14, «cc TRIAD CONDITIONS. A2I that Is DecesEiry *;o enter for this competition is lo post your article(enolociog a receipt; for 5», or more, from any Triad 1 advertiser* to " The Manager of the TRIAD, Dunedin.' Ajax Washing Powders Anglo N.Z, Cycle Co. Aaokland Forwarding and Parcels Deliver Agency Barm&line Bread—»ll Bakers Brinslay and Co.'s Ranges BiDg, Harris k Co, Arrow Brand Boots Commercial Hotel, T N Gracga Cope's Cig»ri»ttes »ad Tt h»oao 'Jariiie.F, Jeweller Dunlop Tyrei; Oawne's Sanueg, Pickles, Vinegar, etc Gates, H A^ Mneic seller Gregg and Co, W, Coffee, Starch, «to ITnyward's Pickles and Baacea .Tones, H M, Triad Agent Kirkpatrick, S, and Co, X Jams Khorki Cigarettes, Eagle Co's Kozle Teas, i\\\ Grocers" Lane's Creosoted Emulsion Loaeby's Wctboo, Koolibsb, Becjanin Owen, Jnd Cinnamon Cam, Meddins, G., Ironmonger 1 K.Z. Clothing yaotory 1 Nelson, idoabe and Co'a Tea Ocean Accident and Gaaranbee Corpo tion, Ltd. Orr, A, Draper Sanderson's Scotch Whisky Spring Blossom Tea Suraturß Te Teed and Co Com Cure Tonking's Listed Emulsion "Tul" Extra tor Soap Waltke's vSoa Ji Wlllilhree Cables Cigarettes and T(hacco Woodrowe* Hati, Gfollins & Co., Agents CYPKn^^I^7DBATOirC(^ {Of Wayland, New York, C S i) MANUFACTURERS of Incubators Brooders, and Poultry Supplies, Head cfßoo for Now Zetland— Broad Bay, Dnnedin, Write for now Illagtrated list, It it frae NOTICE^ ' ANY person or penop.a foand TrMDkseing on the Riverscl»ls Satcte in parraiv of game or otherwliw iriH be pr«wo«t«d. 21 W S BIR4NGB