The Ashuburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. wo, 5811

Aeihbubtqn ; Saturdiy, March 2, 1901

Pbice : One Penny

TENNIS.

— L-J ■■» _.. , The following paragraph is taken from Tennis Jottings by Conway, in the Australasian, and as his remarks) will doubtless be read wit! great inte rest by New Zealand players, we make no apology for reproducing them;—* " In connection with the recent New Zealand championships, I am now enabled to furnish an interesting table of the losing and winning strokes made in the match in the allcomers' single! between Parker, the New Zealand; crack, and Dunlop, of this State. Dunlop; is not by any manner of means a player of the safe and stodgy order, and therefore the far greater percen* tage of winning shots made by Parker emphasises in marked fashion the bril liant accuracy of the latter's gape. Dunlop. again, is not usually content to win by waiting on his opponent's mistakes, but Parker's hard, fast game off the ground-—-he has some perfect c oss-court drives and passing stroke* —kept him on the defensive through out. The figures run :—First let: Par ker beat Dunlop: 6 —4; Parker, 14 winning strokes, 22 losing f strokes , Dunlop, 12 winning and 20 losing strokes. Second set: Dunlop beat Parker : 6—4 Parker, eight winning and 17 losing strrkes ; Dunlop, 14 win ning and 17 losing strokes. '1 bird set ■ Dunlop beat Parker: 6—o, Parker, nine winning and 20 losing strokes; Dunlop, seven winning and five losing strokes Fourth set; Donlop beat Parker : 7—5, Parker, 18 winning and 133 iosigg strokes; Dunlop, 10 winning and 22 losing strokes. Thus, although Daulop won the rubber by 2S games to 15, he actually scored six winning strokes (43 to 49) less than hiß oppo nent. In the total of losing strokei, the comparison is, of coarse, all in the Victorian's favour," " Deuce,'' in the Melbourne Leader, makes the following interesting re marks about ladies play in New Zea land *—'• Ladies tennis reaches a higher standard in New Zealand th»n in Victoria, arsd the number of entrant! for the championship events are much larger. rlhere are several lady players in Wellington and Auckland— energetic specimens of the type that denounce fashions as frippery, and who prefer athletics to working slippers for hand some young curates or burning candles bt fore the portraits of popular tenors— who could more than, hold their own with any of our best performers. Mist Gore, of Wellington, is an excelleb* player, whose exhibition at the Ohriat churcb meeting gained golden opinion from Victorian visitors. The Thorn don grass couits at Wellington are spoken very highly of by the member! of the M.0.0. team who played there after leaving Christchurch. There are four courts, all beautifully kept. Tbe turf is very fust, and tbe ball comes ai true as on asphalt. "

Timru Stone.

At Tuesday's meeting of the Timara Harbour Board Mr E Q Allen M.H.B, waited upon the board with reference to the opening up of t. trade in Timara building stone. Mr Allen said the great want throughout the colony was a good building stone, and in many places stone for building mostbejm ported. A large amoantiiinipbl'led from Victoria s and it is not a bit better than Timaru stone. He thought that if the Timaru stone could be supplied in large quantities and at * reasonable rate, a very large quantity wquld be used in various parts of the colony. Neither Auckland nor Wellington has any stone, and at Ohristchnrch good stone is very difficult to get, and very costly. The architect for the Ohrist charch Oathedral is to build one al Wellington »lso, and he said that if he could make sure of getting it he would specify Timaru stone for the founda tion!. The Government were building largely in Wellington, and they would use Timaru stone if they could get it. and it would be used in the new rail way station in Dunediis if a iuppljr could be granted. If it could he sup plied at a rate something below the Victorian rate, a considerable trade could be done. It would be necessary, however, for thß cooperation of the Harbour Board, which could use all ih« interior Btone. The board having briefly discussed the proposal, resolved that the chairman and town member! should look into the matter, with power to act



LOASBY'S Stands unrivalled for Indiges { WAHOO lion and jL.iver Complaints f Id is (.ttrely herbal, and cannpti injure the most delicate constitution. Its effect is almost instantaneous ; r single dose utjualiy relieves, whilst one bottle it gener ally enough to cure. LOASBY'S WAHOO do«B not require a dozen bottles to be taken before you can judge Its value. No other Medicine adver twed asks you, ac we do, to buy only one bottle; take it regularly according to directions, and then give the verdict. Hundreds of testimonials in on* possession prove that many confirmed dyspeptics, after every knowo remedy had failed, hive been completely cured by the aid of only om bottle of Lnasby's Wahee. Loaeby's Wahoo-Pnce 2a 6d, sverywhere Sole manufacturer and proprietors— LOASBY'S WAHOO MANUFACTUR ING CO., Lw», Dunedin- Wholesale Agents— Kempthorne, Prosser & Co, N 2 Drug Co Ltd 3/. v



1 Jmfitifi NICtiLL BEOS.I' „„„„, Nicoll, E F Nicom* L A Nicom.. | I PEBMANENT BUILDINO AND Merchants & General Agents, f investment society. BUYIjJBS OF FAT SHEEP fOANB granted from ft- LAMBS. £25 and upwards, at correct rates. 4GBNTS FOR— Christqhureh Meat Cot, Ltd Full PMMonlaM on application. Sl^Shfep^ip" WORKING EXPENSES on all Sh«e» ocean, Accident and Gnarantee Corpora- »re now duo and payable' Unlbd ain ß urance Co., Ltd. (Fire and i _ Office ~T ft »orsd Street. u,,i..'» Office Hoarb—9.3o am Ult4pi» —— i Fireb Tuesday in Month-9 30 an» till GRAIN BOOGHT AND^OLD ON COM fm ' anA 7 tUI,P|^ fe RT BOBERTB. HllbDlUiN j Mftn*w«r We shall be pleased to receive samples •— ——— !^L-. torn farmers who have parcels for disposal. | N IMPORTANT LETfER FROM A Station Books Kept and Audited. * WILL KNOWN SALVATION ARMY OFFICER. We have received bukib of Trust Monies. ___ ranging from £100 to £51000, to lend on Salvation Army Officers' Quarters, Freehold Securities atfl£ and b per cenfc* Jeeeis Street, Wellington, F_^ -rVir- m Isth Jannary, 3900 ~R XT I T To Proprietors, " Plantekoa" Remedies. __ . ,«!»■»* Dear Sirs, —i would like to inform We reoeive regular Oonsignmen sjrom t)mfc when j flrrived jn We lllnglon. a Auckland Pydjey, and the blaodi. ,»» J j } h ftDd Vvmm r mj T dr niahea[f St gov ' throe weeks I was unable to take any ST"I -|-^ -|-x r~^ active part in any meetings. I was euro Hj Hi I) S. bletely worn out, and always had that tired, languid feeling we hair so much We stock CloverP, Ryegrass, Bape, and **>oufc, and neither sleep nor food aeeravd ! urnip Seed of reliable quality. l» refresh me, or do me any good. Someone advised me to try " PLAJNTE. — '~ "" ~ ~- JCOA," which I did, and after I had taken TH OHBISTUHUROfI MEAT CO,.' pAXF the contents of the bottxb I felt Limitkb. imaeh better, and I am delighted to tell — - you tbafc from that date till the tinie of TOT* 1 |Vf/^1 nP^\"\T iwrlting thiß noto (over iwelve months) I lljlJ i X^l VJT X v/ xr* have enjoyad the best of health, and my IVF A ISITT"R"I^^I wor^ ia ft P!ei!|;;are- If these few lines are Xt.l.jCjLXli vJ JLijXJKJ of service to you, n:ake me of them. ■__ „ ■■»'•• Yours sincerely. Especially prepared for mbs Cattain Lock. wheat, ■ TqraniM, bapb Thetellmonhl 7 t M raLoclshon!dbe and any Otner Crop, and tO SUM of interest to Afchburton residents, ehe i any description of soil. *V\ vIn,f 6?« nt s°m. e COEBS 6ral>^ I tim» in J r this district. Before taking * PJantckoa i Greatly rrased production wherever (Mm Look had teled •Imoat every remedy used. Satio tion given every where. iriwda could suggest. The shelves in the i ecQlleryofhet house were full of boUles. NioctL Bbos. store five varieties of th and tins, she remarking 'It'a celeb/*ted fertiliser. Price on appllcfctloc pke a chemist's shop. However, In Allowance made for qualities. ' PLAKTIKOA' ehe found a Sovereign , Letters will receive prompt attention, and Btrongly recommends others r "to try the same. ! NICOLL BROS, District Agents. . i — I i iii in ■ <*m From Chemists and Grocers everywhere. O, XJL, VjJctAVJitej Correepondeaco Invited. SHABBBROKER PLANTEKOA PROPBIETARY, {Wellington. AND FINANCIAL AGEST; ; a=— — — 186 HEREFORD STREET, CHRIST, If Aw! *U «~» «• ** « CSKJRCH AAT GREYMOUTH. liCflltH ItlCflHS pm^fiZL*.-!)-^ Happiness Xv stocks. , rr Oorreepon^dence Invited. And fappi^gs means HEALTH! Codes;: Bedford McNeillVMorelng and Anyone who is coughing, coughing, Nears, A.B.C. Upde (foartb coughing, cannot be healthy, and cannot . Edition. be happy. A ootigh weakens the whole —— system, disorganises digestion, and iMda MR F MAKEIG, Aahbnrton on to ailments far worte. Bepreeentatlve * I^BaKAPHio Addbess : GRAVES irfltfiß *?••• Christcharch. /^npi rri\mitf\ Greymputh-Brownlle, Greymouth ; I^l/ JK A J-ll I hll, THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL t r^ w" „ EMULSION J itß Jtw€btl%O:v€T* stimulates the appetite, induces satis __ factory digestion, promotes a quicker H-i-tTTM/i _ v «».*. ~* w... 0 «.«.i, ~t assimilation of the lood, and increatis A VIHG sold out of my old BtO ck of t ft fl h endurance , It iB theee Buperior Bicycles, I have « ricii In nourishment and tonic Hat opened ap a fresh consignment of the -« properties. It cures cough- LATEST PAMJBUI "JUJOMR- jK» ££"£ SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, M% finest Norwegian Cod Liver I ROAD RAOBJRS, **1 Oil, Becchwood Creasote, Hy- , & ROADSTISRS B pophosphites of Lime and n all fizee and &11 fitted with the eve* Soda, and Fresh Eggs are hating & & J detachable Tyre. the ingredients usad in its composition. __ . Ifc is agreeable to the palate, and is the "THIS J&A.MJEIJL«iSi!i»' best medicine for you, because it contains | | ' all the needful strengthening and curing , i OALb A*!; INSPEOI THE STOCK. properties, and is Perfectly fure. Ask your Grocer or Chemist for ! Prise Easy. Riding Easy. LANE'S CREASOTED EMULSION. Machines the Strongest on Earth. Price 2/- ACCESSORIES IN STOCK AT * $™™f* fie- A.piendidBtook8took xjL of Men's and Boyd' Clothing at OTHER MARES FITTED WITH !Hl? 6^;"Mer?«°'Strong G & J TYRES i Kaiapoi Tweed Trousem 8s 63, usual price •— Ha 6d; Ladles' Hoie from 6d a pair,- a DTTJAM A Q special Hoe at la; a greah varlffcy Of Men's m X JjlVJlYjL.i\ Q» and Boy»' Straw Hate, must be sold Ladies " ■ ' ~ ' ■ ~ ' Seroo Oxford Shoes from 5a 9d _^ t__ FOR SALE, f^ ARDEN Hose from 4d per foot Kubber WELL Care a Prime quality HAMS VT and Canvas Hose of the beat quality, I and BACON. Cheaper than Bee Nosel Spray Taps, etc, Large ■ j}»ok, to r Mutton. Guaranteed grain fed by select from at the iowesb prices -t-B.ABDI.EY Swtmvn of thia district. Baoa I FARMERS' MBAU SUPPLY 00^ Smote Mew Y«». j



' Put this in your' £- DUNLOP'S Yom'll find it difficult I | I I I I„. X I "1 | to match, .yen If ~_ V '"' " Jl ©V ■ ■/ 1 you search the World - fk- 1 ■■ '~~::::: -zzZ7M m~'m~" ~ . through. I TOBACCO. m , Tfo J ■■Q. | | o I o.[ o I o I o. I o I o I — ,



SMOKE ONLY NEW ■ VENUS " (O| ir"" ,1 I I ■ ■ A PERFBOf TOBACCO. ■ - "' '"' . *' . .' '.':'''- '''■'■I'!';^ :'' ' '•.. ,,.,111, -' ,-',! i COOPER'S SHEEP DIP. Facts ier Sheepmen and Figures. 1. Britain Is the great manufacturing centre o* the Sheep Dips vrhioh are being pushed in this colony. : 2. It is also the Country which subjects them to the hardest possible tei tain use, for nothing taxes the abiding properties of Sheep Dips so severely m the WEATHER, and few dips there are that can withstand it. 3. The "BOYAL" Is the Greatest Annual Sheep Show of the World and the Representative Stock Gathering of the British Isles, ■ • i ,■ f. These three disconnected facts combine, however,* In adding fco the weighty figures of the last Royal Show :— Total Prizes Won by Sheep ... ... ... 162 Oooper-Dipped Sheep Carried off ... ... ... 140 Balance, for division amongst all other Dips ... ... 22 ANALYSIS. '"~~"" """""* j OhanapionTj First.""Second. Third, I Total, OOOPER ... | 5... | 81 55 19 | 140 ;i 1 .1 1 7 I 1 3 j 22 COOPER'S DIP thus secured 90 per cent of the Fiest Prizes'or NINE TIMES AS MANY 4S ALL OTHfr R DIPS PUT TOGETHER. 125 Leading Sheepmen exhibited, 104 practically voted for "COOPER." It is nearly the same with the Sheep owners the world over, who last year 1899) used Bnffioienfe of "COOPER" to dip about 200 Million Sheep An increase of nearly 25 Millions over the sales of the previous year. FKEBDLANDP-R. BROS., LTD, A G B N T S. COMBINED LIFE AND ACCIDENT TABLES THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA OFFERS IN THE FIRST YEAE OF THE TWENTIETH [CENTURY SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY NEW. Ordinary Life Policies do not cover Aooidocte uulnsa they mult i« Leath Ordinary Accident Policies do not cover Death uniefis caused by Accident* * THE COMBINED LIFE AND ACOIDSNT POLICIES Cover botb, and at Specially Low Rales. THEY ARE IBBUBD IN SHE THREE FOLLOWING FORMS:— TABLE AC—ASSURANCE PAYABLE Combined in>aeh ease with Compensation AT DEATH— *<>*— Pe#miuiM payable doting .■■JMfe .*f the * ' Assured. PERMANENT TOTAL DISABLE TABLE CO. — ASSURANCE PAYABLE MENT AT DEATH- PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABLE; Premiums payable during specified MENT, or term of years. TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABLE TABLE EO. — ENDOWMENT ASSUR- MENT, ANOU— 11 resulting from Accident during currenoy Payable at end of term of years, or of the Policy, and! while Premiums are being previous deaths P&id thereon; If or Tables of Rates and fall particulars apply at any Office of the Association, or to HUGO FRIBDLANDER, District Agent. F, S. LOWS, New Basmees Representative Ashbarton. Brunch Office; 1»$ Hereford Street, Chrlstchuroh. 8 177 BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TilOR ffiURN^P, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE oan be naacb for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. [ _- r ITIBFAOTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON.! MANURE iOAN Bl SUPPLIED IN 1 Owt, or] 2|Ot.^ACKS Orders received b/ fPKIJKJOJkAiNOEI* BROB, Limited, OA.VII> THOMAS, OR ■FJHLE* JN.Z.. JFAR.MISe» CO-OfIfiBAXIITS: A6HOCIATION OF CANTKKBUBY, limited., OAKTERBUEY FEOZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PEODUOB JBXPOET COMPANY. LIMITED. 8 80 #• WAYMOiraS Beer>£«ry. 30000 0~ " < __gb—a!a. Cooking* Ranges ljLl£^L/IS^O-^^Tr^iiy,.,, M^3i In Use In the Colony =^^ 3f^|~Si^SS" ' Whej burn Lignite, True Co»l. or Wood up I I |( <3<2^K NO SETTING REQUIRED. "fTSSI i -y^NT-Z^ ' With Stove Pipe can be worked oul In b mn SS^pfrt'V^-l^ ■ ■ opep% Splendid Bread Bakers i H rSr^l i "^^^Si^A, ' With cast Iron or copper boilers. !Ehe ■ ■"••» <^^pi|iii ;f!S^sO* IS copper boilers are large and tin lined inilde. •™J ffi^i (Jiiil^iSsl Mada In all sizes, siogle or double ovens. CZ^'il'^iS^'W^-!,?,^^ Hgh or lowpressure boiler '•■/"■ "■ : '' liosSk Sold b all Ironmgere, from wh^m C«t» iogues oen be obtaed, or from the maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. BOT3THEND pnUNDRY, Pbisobb SiKsm? DUNBDIN



SPECIAL SHOW THIS iWE* E OF CURTAINS, BLGUSE MUSLINS CURTAIN MUSLINS, DEESS LAWNS,; CURTAIN NETS, PIQUES & PIQUETTIS/, CHEAPER THAN YOU CAN MAKE THEW BOYS' DEILL SUITS IN ALL SIZES & COLOBS —New Goods ex p.s. Delphic*— LINOLEUMS, ALLOVSR LAOES, OARPET SQUABKS, V-AL & TOOHON LAOEB, 1! HEARTH BUGS, FAFOY & MARKET BASKETS, JiADIES AND GENT'S UNDIEOLOTHIFG IN FULL RANGES OF ZftTA & VABIOUS OTHER MAKES. MITCHELL AND TURNER abb GASH BUYERS of PRIME MILLING WHEAT CANADIAN OATS, TARTAR OATS. i TUESDAYS & SATOBDAYS—SampIes received at Stores, West Street. Other days—Samples received at the Mill. COBNSACKS SUPPLIED- : OBISTING BONE ON FARMERS' ACCOUNT. | CANTERB URY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0,,) P. WOOD, Manager WOOL. WOOL, WOOL ¥ AM now making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OF COMMISSION, J upon all Wool placed in my hands for sale, either Sn Ashburton, Ohristchoroh, Timaro, or lor Shipment. This Seasoß'e WOOL SALES for Canterbury have been fixed as under, viz ["•— CHBI&TCHUKCH—February 19,1901 I shall be represented both at OBBISTOHURCH and TIMARU. WOOLPAOKS AND ALL STATION REQUISITES iUPPIIKD AT LOWEST 1 MARKET RATES 4th Sale OHRISTOHUBOH—I9th Febrnßry, 1901. Wool to be con signed—Seed Co.'b Siding, Addingt@n. account D, Thomae DAVID THOMAS, ASHBURTON. PURE SEEDS, I hay«» lately erected, regardless of coat, the MOST COMPLETE!|F£ED CLEAN ING PLANT sooth of the line and I now »ek Farmers to inspect the same &fc work. 1 AM PREPARED TO CLEAN FOR FARMERS ANY DESCRIPTION OF SEEDS OR GRAIN AND WILL GUARANTEE TO GIVE THEM SATISFACTION I can supply best Ryegrass and Cocksfoot Iccally grown, also best Clovera^droßeed by my own Machines, the parity of which most be eeen to be appreciated^ AIso—HURST & SOS'S ENGLISH CLOVERS, TURNIPS, RAPE,,LUCERNE, TREFOIL, &c. D. THOMAS ASHBURTON ASK YOUR? SHOE DEALER for \ ; BVE:BjY ' f~/? . . ENGOUAGEB | &iu/im COLOHIiL ; PAIB / COLONIAIi OUABASTEED. 800T g & SHOES, **">*" | MANUFACTURED]^ S. ANDERSON, TIMABU. WILLIAM PATCHING, BAST & BUBNBrT STREETS, ASHBURTON. ■ ■■■ari^Zj TABPAULINe, OKEBN STACK, & DBAY COVEBS, STACK OOVEBS, well roped, 'atptfsj 6d.



Kr^- mas IINE ROYAL MAIL STE4MERS FOE LONDON, v!k Monte Yldav, EDeneriff© * Plymwuth. Probable final gfcaMnew. Tena. Port. !>»*«• iffliniiini mm mammmmm —irr-imiinwT- n- mi iwiwiwfirinr- ««»w«wt "■■WII»»tWII<*r Wafltftto 476? Wellington February It B»nffihire 5537 „ Febrn^ry 28 Otar&ma 3808 — Pebraary W»kfkt»ne 6715 — Maroh Kimatakfc* 7700 Wollißgbon March 28 Wifeanal 5706 - To follow W»imate 5610 — » Faparoa 6563 — ,« S?ong»rlro* 7700 — „ P»p«ran! 6372 —  Raipebß* 8000 I — I „ :*rwii2 Sorewi. Wn farther p»rtionl»rfc appif t» fRTBniIiANDER BROS., IJST>. BEA*>:. '"SAVILL ANDTIBION""' COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR LONDON. j^i T>OY/IL HAIL STKA* f^^^fe^ ■*^ MBRS, wifchonperior '■3^?:i^ife/ • AucommodaMon ferall Glasses ' "'" o? passenjjarg, calHng at ont9 VMoo of Bio, TeneriSfe <mrl Ply. OBtb. V«s»el Too Commander Prom Data. qofeio w 772oKlrlley IWelt'pljan OARGO"STEAUBB8 >. Dolphio 8273fSowdaa Vvellg'a Jan "I? Walwera 62.57 Sfcuarb Wellg'n Fefe 14 Aot«a 6364 Efana „ Feb — FTKION STEAMSHIP COMPANY *•> QF-OTJW-ZKALATTO. Lhotbd *-l»A«lK»S!in FRCMOTTELTON AS USOERr F« Weebpore aad Qreymouth-~Weekly Wellingtoa—- Monday, Tueaday, Ttonrs day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailings Bee advertise m«ni Id Oforiefcohtirch papers DaaediE — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesd&ya and Satordaya Nelson and Ploton, via Wellington— Toeaday and Saturday Bydney, via Aiaokland — Alternate Thursdays The »bove are subject to alteration; efarenoe should therefore be made to Obylstthnrcfa dally papers fo* dates and hour of sailing For farther partioulare,apply to 'F FERRIMAN, Agent, Ashbarton "henry ""stephensonT" {{successor bo Alfred Harrison.) Esttabliehed 20 yeara. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Prodnoe, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Oletn-ißg Balea of Stock, Household Furni fora, etc. t as per arrangement In any part of the county. Advances made on all goods placed in my b&Efls for Sale. ReguUr Conaignmentg of Colonial Grown »od Inland Fruit soJd privately through the week, and at Auction on PATTJRrAYB. AGtEiTT : iSfoirwteh Ouion Fire Insurance Company fe Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agonoy Company, PIANOS arad. ORGANS on time p»y meats from £SO» per month. HENRY sTiiPHBNSON, APOTIONEBR. ■" "A, AGKR -" AROHIITECT. AEOABI OB AMBERS ASHBURTON. TF?jtob want % NEW HOUBB, o 4 Alter ftoast m NeweGl) Style of Decoraticcs, CONSULT MR A GEE. Oall and ace the EBW FIBBOSE BLIND imKi&tion of Yenetfaa, at half the price KME~TWRTF(C ARg CASH BUYERS, highest current rates, all FARM PBODI7OB. Apgeota tor Bckon's aod Lawson's {JtwfvftHedl Seeds. Ksw Beason's Supplies of RAPE, CCURNIP,, MANGEL OLO?BR8, too, to, JUSU LANDED, LARQB' StDORES at LYTTBLTON EXTENSIVE OLBANINa MAOHINERY. OORNBAUKS always o» hand, KAYE & CAKTEEL 08-RIS CHURGH WANTED Known—That ont Oilolotha and Llaolentnr are bought direct from the Britiah Mills, and stand unrivalled for variety and value:—Mitchell and Turne HBBBBRT A, FLOWER, MANUFACTURING CONFECTIONER, BFRUITERER, &c, G.HOIOEBT English Oonfeoti^is, Toffies. Oandiei, and Pure Boiled Lollies, Ho«J Fiea, Cold Luochoon, Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate always ready. FLOWER'S REFRESHMENT fROOBIS, Saab Stree Aehburton, FOR HOUSE "OAINTING, OUSE X AINTING, SIGN WRITING, TTITG, ! IGNWRITING, JDiTO, rR¥ J Ta. H.TGrGS 9 4~~~^OTgh*^areT mW^oo, Koombah and Benjamin G?am go to <&shbu^ton