Mr Roosevelt and Protectiom

(From The Globe.)

Bo far Colonel Roosevelt's mo?t recent Utterances do not belle the opinl >ng pre viously formed rb to the coarse he would b» likely to pursue iv hie new and esa'ter? offioe. He is noted for his strong lndepen ■ denoeof spirit, bnfc it is not; likely that he Is going to institute any revolutionary change In the policy of his predacessor. At the same time, hia views on protection and reciprocity are far wider than arty which have been extensively advoc ited in America. The fiscal system by which the exports of the vast products of the "rated States have been seriously checked, threatened to hinder the deve'opraenfc of trade. This the new President hopes to modify by the adoption of a more liberal reciprocity than yet exists. Such a scheme would h-vd many complex ramifications, and would need the sulnd of a finacier and a statesman, bat ih re is no reason to eoppose that President Roosevelt will be cneqa-il to the task, is he onilines it, it presents a formidable array of difficnlt* les, including the abolition of unnecessary tariffa, the establishment of direct steam boat lines of great) extent, and the encouragement of shipbuilding, which shall be purely American, and the comple tion of the Isthmian Oanal. This ia in 2* self a life task for any man, but an almost equal task is involved in hia express determination to appoint; only men of the highest Integrity. That would make a new Amettoa.

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A STOnY AT 74. The Case of Mr. H. McBEJLTH. (By a Sptriai Reporter.) -->.-. What a pleasant contrast comfortably situated people alford to their more un fortunate feilows who have had unlimit ed adversities to contend against, and who are, consequently, subservient to the meagre charities of the world. Time and fortune have dealt very leniently with Mr. Hector Mcßeath, who was devoting some attention to the garden when our reporter called at his resi dence in Gordon-street, Hillside, Dune din. A conversation was entered into, when Mr. Mcßeath said:

" I am entering into my seventy fourth year, yet I feel almost as young aa when I W-a.s in my prime. Having very few worldly cares, and being in the* best of health, 1 reckon I ought to be happy, and so I am, thank God. But I remember a time in my earlier da3 rs when I was the most miserable man in Dunedin."

" What happened to upsefc you, Mr. MoßeathP"

"My health broke down, and for twelve months I suffered acutely with my liver. I used to think I had aeon- Btitution of iron, but it is surprising haw the liver can quickly dissipate such a notion. My disease came on very quietly, for beyond a continual tired and distressed feeling I did not observe any particular inconvenience from my romplrnnt. A few weeks later I had aching pains in my legs, and it took but; very little exercis© to make me quite, exhausted. I could eat bufc poorly, yet I felt as though I was over burdened with food, a suffocating sensa tion also being in my chest. £ Sharp pains were located in my stomach im mediately after meals, and they stayed there and tormented me for hours. In fact, I was hardly ever free from some kind of agony, my back, just a little below the neck, coming in for a fair share. '■% The action of my heart was very irregular, as it used to beat rapidly for a while, and then gradually die away till I feared it was going to stop. A quantity of sour gas rose from the decaying food in my stomach, and the smell and taste of it often made m© sick. I have often done nothing but belch up wind for fully an hour, and my head —well, it ached so badly that I could not see. Specks appeared be fore my eyes, and the light fairly dazed me. My mouth was in a foul state, with a coated tongue, and I was troubl ed with confinement of the bowela. The rest I got was none too- good, as my sleep was disturbed by a- series of ugly dreams. A stabbing pain in my right side made me unable to sit up, while to bend or walk was sometimes murderous torture. My disease piled up one ailment upon another till I be came so irritable that. I did not know what to do with myself. All my merve power was lost, for I could not keep my limbs from shaking if you had paid me. A drumming sort of noise came in my ears, and made me quite deaf while ifc lasted, and, above all, I was frightfully thin and weak. I just felt as though I wanted to die, and thus put a stop to my sufferings." fe 1 " Did you think that death, was your only source of relief?"

■ " I did so, because the medicine tliafc was dispensed to me gave me no com fort whatever. My house was like a medical hall with empty medicine bot tlfs, the contents of which had had no effect. I had no hope of getting better, as it appeared my disease had gone too far into my system. A friend then presented me with a bottle of medicine which he said was bound to do me good. On reading the label I found ifc was Clements Tonic. After a dose-or two I felt a little'comforted, and slept better that night. In the morning I ate some breakfast, my pains subsided by degrees, and so I went on till I was all right again. My nervous sys tem was strengthened and my liyer re stored to order by Clements Tonic, and I have not required a dose of physic since, Clements Tonic is the best medi cine known to me, therefore you may publish these statements in any way."

T9B ASHBURTON GOARDIAK 5 THT3BSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1901

Printed «ad published by Fbahk Hahgox, for th« Proprietor*, Robibt 6sia *nd Hbkst Adah Maoka?, at their Frfnt'og Offiofl Baraetb Stntet, Athbartoa THURSDAY, NOYBMBEE », 1901,



»m .——»»—«—. ■ ......i.... —*** 1 The ?,ioh«ls tv tU« World 1 The ' W«.k-End' publishes an ac- COUnt. fan interview with John D KockHfeUwr, {the richpst wan in t c world.' Tho correspondent m t him in the 'Switzerland of Kokand' (*s Blr George Newness has «ply named the Lyntoo district of N rth rVvo*<) per bo*t, «n ri hwd -oroe r;i the V Hey of Rooks Hotel fcr lanch •fctop over Sunday,' said he ; ' you'll Sod it bad to beat. I've beon hero about half a dosnti weeks tbfi day after next' Wednesday. li'a the place closest to heaven' Above the rardiam height, Hfcho of limb »nd tough «f thew, his every movement deliberate an<^ <i 6nife, quite young looking for his half century and odd year*, M r Rockefeller, ia the embodiment of cooapHOt; power—in to!— leotual, commercial, physical * I suppose there is no help for it !' b@ said, when I had insinuated *s gently as poesiblp that f wouid like to print fa the Week End soothing Original about him. • Bu f, whatever you say, don'c call me a philanthrop ist.* • I have heard it stated,' I reraa-kefl. •Yes, I know ; but I don't like it. _ I •m a busy ra»n— been busy all my life. To tell the troth, I don't knnw how or when to leave ofi w^rk, nor how to begin to l«aie f»ff work, nor how to bogin to be a 'philanthropist,*' "May I ask a persontl question, Mr EockefiHar, V *Oerf*in!y, we're both here.' •It ?"gsaid yon are the rioh^st man in fthe world. Bfav» you really made all Wflnl'hyonfßeM? 1 •Up io a certain point, yes. After that, well, ra«ney mtkes money, you know. Forty years ago I w«s a boy with hardly a second red cent to rub »g»inst tb*» Srat.' •Ami now?' Mr Rockefeller smiled his rather sad little smile. 'I know the question you watt mo to answer,' he said, 'I'd prefer not.' •Ple*se dn,' I said. •0»n you think in dolltrs then V I nodded. •Rough s thoaeand! millions.' Two hundred millions of pounds Iterling! £200,000,000! I confessed thst the realisation of the pirn was beyond mo. 'What does it produce V 'I don't know, to a figure. Perhips fifty miiHon dolUrs syear, if T wanted it to. A million s week, likely.' 'Twenty 6ve thousand pounds a day, including Sundays.' •That's tboat it. f "Bid you eTPr ©Ser a big salary to anyone who would mtnage all your business for yon t * No. For the simple reason that no one man could do the thing. I might have iald I would give a trillion dol liri for % year's rest.' * Is It true yoa woald like to lire in England f * Yei and ns*. Yes, bpciase Eng !aod is quiet and in parts altogether lovely. No, because lam American, and shall d'w in the land of my birth. I have noli a dime's worth of property in England; no, not even a share in the Anglo-American Oil Company. I &m building a home in America on certain lines that have pleased mo in Bttgland! ' Yoa take life seriously, I think, Mr Kockefeller V * The world is good enough to say HO; but then life ia aariou*. No m*n who thinks would say he was on earth for fun.' * What do you admire moa«-, Mr f BookefeNgr?' 1 A really beautiful woman. 1 1 What is the best; thing on earth — next to a brantifui woman V < To sleep.' 1 What is four fivoarifce recreation V * Beading., I tamed him fco more cheery things. 1 Yee, I shall be home in time for the Oup races, though I may not pee them,' ha said, with a cordial handgrip at our parting, * Sir Thomas Lpton (with the accent on the/Sir*) will likely bring the America Cap to Rng land,; But we shall fetch it b*ek.'



STATUTORY DECLARATION. I, Kectoi Mcßeatk. of Gordon-st., Hillside, Dti'ie^i", in the colony of New Zealand, do solemnly anH sincr.rely declare tb;it I have carefully read Ihe ati'iexnd doctimpn', consisting of two folio?, and con secutively numbered from one tn two, and that it contains af,d is a tr\;e and faitlifiil account of my Iliness and cure by Clements T<-,nlc. and al-=o contains my full pppnissl.-in to piii-li-h in any way my stiffiments-wh'ch I izive volnntnrilv. without rerfivine any paytvrnt; and I make this solemn derlaiation, consci*"ntioi:s!v bclicvini; tin; same to be tnif. and by virtue of dip provif.im s of an Act ot the Gen'ral Assembly of New Zealand, Intituled "The Justices of Peace Act, 1882," r>r-l a i-ed at Durwdln, this thirty-first day ol December, one thousand nine iiu'dred hfinre :-R, \VM. VVAROROP, I P.



BUSfNK'^B NOTICES MRB ALCORN is now i-howing a beaati ful ANBonmenb of N^w Drees Goods, Siiks, Mnalins, Print?, L<ces and Trimmings. Aieo a lovely ficlcCioo of Parisian MiH'nery in Hats, Bonnet-, Straws, Flowers, Quills, and Feathers, Having secured the services of a first- oiass Milliner and Dressmaker, eatuf&oiion h guaranteed to all Newest designs in Art Needle Work, Silks, &..>aeeneß Wools, Transfers., &3, always Ira stock. BAKER BROS.



UN DEBTAEEBB. J. WILSON HAS a LARGE & BEAUTIFUL BTOOK OF ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS, Cheap or Expensive, to Suit All Glasses of Rooms BURNETT STREEI! S.YEOtAL NOTICE. FTIH'E undersigned begs to inform his JL numerous Customers and Friends that he has removed from his former residence to a more Central and prominent* position on the Main Foad, within five minutes walk of his former place, his Business having increased so considerably these last few years that he found the land inadequate to cultivate stock enough fo< his customers. Thanking his Patrons and Fri^oda for their increasing support, and trussing by uaremiitiug attention to their requirements to secure a o ntinuance of their confidence, and the honour of their kind reootnmenda* lion. James Porter, CLIFTON NURSERY, AUentoa, Asbbuston,



WITHOUT RESPECT The laws are administered without) respect to pmoni, and Constipation h very muoh like the law~lt> reepeoto no ooe. Who has not suffered from Constipation ? And yet if people tut knew the dangers of Constipation greater care would be taken to keep clear of it, OocatipatioD is caused by the blocking ap of the excretory organs—the natural j newer of the body—with foetid matte- which ! poisons the blood. The victim Buffers from boil», irritating pimpl@» 9 fcetld breath, foul tongue, tick headache, nightmare, the fidgets palpitatloQg &c. Tbere is ranch reason to tako prompt steps to rid yourself of Comgti° pafioD—aad laspn^'s May Apple will doit ihoroaßhly and efleo ively, It does not gripe or 09ubs any distressing weakness if taknn in aperient doees, and it is plaaeaot to take, Impey't May Apple is an ideal family mgdi oioo, and its diwoovcry involved years of patient) ntudy andreeearch. Sold by chemists Md storekeepers »t 2a 6d per bottle. Smoke New Terms Wade's Worm Figs are moat effective and not unpleasant; children Iferivo after taking them price, Is



T. Bullock. FOH fcALE, ALLKNTON HAI F AN ACRE, being Lot 22, IrontiDg Charlee Street near Woollen Factory, on vhioh is erected a Cot.'Bg« of 3RI okib And Soullery. Good land; ff-r oed all round with macrooarpa fenoe and planted with Fruit trees Inßprction invited Eaey terms if r> quired! T. BULLOCK, "~~""~~T~O LIT. ODTOHER'S SHOP, Keet. Street; good O stand} lately .occupied by Mr G VVorner T BULLOCK FOB SALE. fTTHE following Good Building Sitee, JL A iiiur on Town Section 427, £*ere, Tanored Street; oeuuul Bit U'»< n-n T< w i ►eonon 825 £ acre, good land, Cox f treet; only Itw miDUtes walk Irom Post Office Town section 1122, £ acre, Wili« Btreel west, good residential site Northern aspect Town Bec'ionul^Q and 1130, each J ncre ; Cameron street! west ; will be sold together or separately Easy tertne; particulars on applict»tion 1 BULLOCK BUBINEBB NOTICES U H Undbill E Undbiil T H UNDBILL & CO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS ODANORED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. PoUsbed Coffins a Specialty A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wreath in Btooko —— Private Address, Peter Btreet, directly behind Oddfellows 1 Hall j al?o care t>f Mr T. Andrews, East Belt. I ALL kinds of Liglifc Machinery repaire on the Fremisi s< LAWK MOWEBS A SPECIALTY. ECLIPSE CYCLE Co., OJANORED STREET. BUY direct FROM THE IMPORTER; always a large stock of up'tcdate novelties In Millinery, Costumes, Under Skirts, Corset-p, Umbrellas, Sauehadts, Gloves, Stockings, <&c. ANDREW ORR DRESSMAKING Department-Large variety of dress materials ; high class goods ; best quality, best value, best make ; fie perfect. ANDREW ORR TIES, Collars, Hats and Gloves 140 doz gents' ties to select from ; col lars and hats all the latest and moet ap to date shapes, ANDREW QRR WASTED KNOWN B 3 au( if ul Sailor Bate, very attractive, at la. Is 4cl. 1b9J.|2>61. ANDREW ORR NEW SEASON Japanese Silks, Lace- Fichus, Ruffles, Boas. Silk Scarfs, Flounolngs, Aprons, Caps, Jackets, Mantles, Capes, &g. ANDBEW ORR GOOD Investment — Splendid Tailor made Suit, flo you like a glove; price from £3 7s 6J. ANDREW ORR BICYOLE— If you want a genuine Bicyjl>. kdien' or gents',, buy the Crescent, £i 6 10j : auaranteed nothio? like it. ANDREW ORR LATEST Novelties In dress fabrics, ; plain and figured lustres ; silks all ehadot; mercerised sateens; white piques, &o. ANDREW ORR LINOLEUMS, Floor Cloths, Hearth Rags, splendid designs, all prices ; ap to date patterns \ prices strictly mode • rate. ANDREW ORR WANTED KNOWN—An excellent assortment of New Veilings, plain ' and fancy, all silk ; alsj laoes of every description, Torchon, Guipnre, Valen ciennes, &c. ANDREW ORR WHETHER YOU ARE ASSURED OR NOT YOU OANNOT DO BETTER THAN APPLY FOB ComMaed Life & Accident Policy, WHICH covers an Assurance payable ia eventj of Death from any cause in any part of the world, and also Gompensa* tion for Disablement by Accident. This is the Twentieth Century Speclalit offered by the Mutual Life Association o Australasia. HUGO FRIEDLANDER, District) Agent JOHN TOTTY, Representative for New Business, 9 51 Ashburton WANTED— Everybody to look nice by wearing a pair of Mellor'a Zealandia Boots. Great value at Mellor's ust now i



"HALLOA!" "■""WHAT'S T7P IN BURNETT STREET." WHY, the Groat Boot and Shoe Sal 3 of the Year is dow on at the ever popular Bine Boot Store, Ladies and Gentlemen,—We have just wbat you want in Neat and Stylish FOOTWKAR. EVERYTHING REDUCED. TAKE A PEEP at oar Windows for Bargains. Oomb Early and Pick [the Plum AT D. STOCK'S BLUE BOOT STORE, Bumetb Street, Ashbtlrton COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., LONDON. ACCIDHNT, MORTGAGEES' INDEM NITY, FIDELITY GUARANTEE, FIRK., LIFE, AND MARINE. TOTAL ASSETS BX9EED £3,000,000. nnHIS Company is now aooepting proposals X for Insurance ng&inst Personal Acci dent and f->r Indemnifying Employers against liability under— The Workers' Compensation for Accidents Aofc, 1900 The Employers' Liability Aot, 1832, and Amendments, Employers' Liability at Common Law. LOWEST RATES CHARGED. FBIEDLANDER BROS, LTD, 10 199 Agents for Ashburfcon " A THING OP BEAUTY IS A JOY ITOR EVEB." fTItIEREFORK Procure the Services of «T. I*. MIO O » TO DECORATE YOUR HOMES With his Beautiful Designs In Paper wad Paint Work. As Spring is coming, apply early to avoid the rush of work. WINDOW GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, & PAPERINGS IN£STOOK. J. L. HIGGS. Tanobbd Stbhbt. E. W. JEALL. TANORED BTREET. WHOLESALE and Retail Depot) of the great Herbal Remedy, Vitadatio. ,„__ 1118 Siooke New Veaas



B (JUSTNESS NOTICES SPRING CLEANING, SPRING CLEANING. WE have just landed per i.i Karamea, and are now shoeing the Choicest Assortment of LINOLEUMS, &c, Ever Shown in Town, in New and Chaste Designs and Colourings, Oome enrly and get your pick. , Also, a Nice Lot of Carpets, Ra#s, Mate, Jap and China Mattings Also, some beautiful Tapestries for Furniture Coverings j As this is the season for Kenov&ting, we are prepared to Repair snd Recover Furniture, making it equal to new. EstinriHteg given and work done on shortest notice. Take our advioe—Oome early and avoid the rush later on, AGENTS FOR . -ysSk THE FAMOUS ANCHOR BEWING MACHINE. jEffiM} The Cheapest and Best Machine mace, at half the usual price HH_H|_giL Also, the Gold Med*l Weaner Piano, Olepg'a Perambulator and Go-Carts, Burson's Wicker and Rattan Furniture, F. Andrews and Go's •Birmingham' Celebrated Brass and Iron Bedsteads. "Venetian Blinds made and repaired. «g»r,_MMi _{J_ I"! T. H. UN DRILL & CO., CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE FRAMERS, ANL UNDERTAKERS, TANORID STREET, WOOL SEASON 1901-2 WE) ehall be represented at the Ohratchurch and Timarts Auction Sales, and have made satisfactory arrangements for disposing of Clips privately at Aahburton, Consignments will be received at oar Ashburton Stores, and sent on to either Ohiistchorch or Timaru, free of all charges except railage. Clients who wish to send their Wool direct from their nearest railway station will please consign as follows :— If intended for sale at Ohristchnrch- Brown and Sob's Siding, Addington. If intended for sale at Timaru—Mill & Company's Siding, Timarti. If intended for sale at Aahburton—Friedlander Bro»'» Ltd, Siding, Aehburton Woolpacka, Twine, Branding Oil and other Shearing Requisites, supplied at lowest rates. The Season's Sales have been fixed a& follows ;•— > OeRISTOHUROH. TIMARU. November 21st, 1901. December 6th, 190 L December 12tb, 1901, , January 14th, 1902. January 17th, 1902. Febraary'26feh, 1902. February 20th, 1902. 1 FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD. 1 016



THE McCORMICK STILL LEADS, npHE WINNER OF THE GOLD MEDAL. At the Christchuroh Show, THE McOORMrCK LEFT HAND OPEN BACK REAPER & BINDEB CARRIED OFF THE GOLD MEDAL. Orders Now Being Beoeived. Morrow, Bassett <£ Go 3 Wills Street, Ashbubton, M. PRIEST. Manager J. V. DE BEEB WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER TUST Arrived, TWO OASES OF Electroplate and Sterling Silver Ware from the celebrated Manufacturers WALKER & HALL, SHEFFIELD. Articles suitable lot Presentations and Wedding Presents a Specialty, IN&WnON INVITED. WATCHES. Another Parcel of three dozen NICKEL KEYLESS LEVERS at 27s This Is the watch thas has given each unfailing satisfaction, that It la needless to mention Its nomerons excellent qnali ties. Everyone sold is an advertisement in itself. NEW JEWELLERY £1 ENGAGEMENT RINGS. $80 Brooches, Bracelets, Bangles, Muff chains* The Newest Novelties n Gold Oharraa The Latest Appliances and Appointment FOR SIGHT TESTING just to hand J. V. DE BEEB East Street, Aehbarboo MELLOR'S Zaalandia Boot Store Is now showing some pretty lines In Ladies Boots and Shoes, in the latest etyles and shapes



BTUD NOTICES TO STUD HORSE OWNERS O OBSE OAGDS and Horse Re ceipt Books printed at the Mail and Goabdian Office with neatoees and despatch, and at Moderate Prices; TO Travel the Ashhurton, Methven and surrounding districts, and stand at Newman's Stablea on Saturdays, the standard bred Trotting Sire IMPERIOUS. By Direotor—Mandane, For foil pedigree tee cards Terms—£s 6s, payable on or before January 1, 1902; groomage fee, 5?, payable at time of service MANGAN & WILSON, 62 Proprietors, Riocarton - mHE Imported Thoroughbred Stallion, BENZOIN, Wll ataad'ftb Bocoleooh daring this Ssaßon. A peruaal of hia pedigree will show he is one of the beat bred horees in the Southern Hemisphere « Touchstone 14 Osrael 24 v Banter tt 5§ Tadmorl2 Pa'myra | m SI^T" Si 1 file Baron 24 « « "So StockwellS] Pocahontaa ™ <w fc § Melbourne 1 | £ S>a Blink Bonny Qu c Mary St act S iff 7T, 7~7T I'o^cnstoac ••I g§ Orlando 13 yrUarfl 5 a o ————— The Baron Si m o» Jg Rataplan 8 Pocahontaa SO 5ir,,,,, ? Melbourne^ I " V ""^ SWet Hawthorn S S Rasj^BSKSr- (il ß di»teur 6 g LordGoughl2 Battaglia k 3 lotion * a *» "75" TftaHST" S a & 2 Longbow 21 Mill^w^^. Q § g=S T , , PantaioMj 17 I H.a I<egerdeißala arof FdaPutal - _ s^ e Baton s4 "°* « *• StookweI18; Pocabon;ar_^ "t I Briura Mosß Tro P"*18 w^. , *3 ° ) J Quee°Mft> y For fall particulars, apply to E. GATES, 9 285 Mount Somen KING BOYAL, (Bay Colt, rising S years) SIRE, King's Pride, by King of the Van, quishera, dam, Flower, by Grown Prince by Young Watty, dam MaEOhicneas. D*m, by Lord Salisbury. For full particulars, apply to 275 PETRIB AND WILLIAMS. f —I BUSINESS NOTICES First Shipment' JUST ARRIYEIX To be followed by Regular Shipments direct from Oeyloa by every Mail Boat, OF THE RENOWNED CEYLON TEA. qpHB NIRVANA TEA COMPANY, JL Colombo, Ceylon, have mads arrangements to send to New Zealand REGULAR SHIPMENTS OF THEIR CHOIC& CEYLON TEAS, feeling sore the Tea drinking public will much appreciate a PURE, CHOIOE CEYLON TEA, Direct from the Grower, UN TAMPERED WITH. A, READ THIS— Thesf Teas are Packed in Oeyloa, and are absolntely PURE. People rarely consider the DANGER of drinking low class Teas. NIRVANA is the highest) grade known to the trade, and is sold by all leading grocers at the same price* as ordinary Tea. ASK FOE H. DONT FORGET THE NAME. Sole Agent Appointed— J. T. COOCH, AsKburton. Free Sample and Pamphlet on application CHRISTCHUROH, T>EG to announce that they have opened UP TO DATE BAMPLE ROOMS in BURNETT STREET, for the convenience of their many Customers ia the Ashburton County. MR GEORGE BANDRY, our Repreaeo tative, who is in attendance all day on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Saturdays, will be pleased to meet hie old Customers and others and show them the very many new i attractions our Sample Room affords, OOMPBiaiNG— Latest Novelties in SPRING GOODS. Just arrived from our London buyers—; Colonial, English, and American BOOTS i and Shoes, the beet value in town ! China and Glassware of all descriptions Beddings, Bedsteads, and Furniture—oar own manufacture Estimates given ton Famishing Houses visited and measures taken for Venetian Blinds, Linoleum, and Carpets FBEE OF CHABGB 9 191 188 J. LLOYE, MUSIC SELLER and TEACHER op PIANOFORTE and ORGAN. Musical Instruments of every description. Latest) music by every mail. Pupils thoroughly taught. Terms, £l Is per quarter AGENT FOR EMPEESS ISEEDLB. Designs, Plushes, Wool, Silks and Frwsss, as mual« Takobid S»bbbt (next Hai&, Herbalist) i



I _ WANTEDS, Eto KOOLIBAH Cures all Pirns, Strains, Bruises, Stiff Joints, eto. Try it for Chilblains WHAT prize takers for pastry use, Fatty Pan baking powder the great novelty. PATTY Pan baking powder tne great novelty, two patty tins for nothing grooers. HOW to get a beautiful Library for no»hing. Use the famous BOOK GIFT Tea and select yonr Books from Catalogue of 600 books that are given I away ■-$ >. THE SHOW, The ShoV-Be up to date and save money by going to Mellor's Special Bargain Sale, in Tanored Street WANTED Known — The Rapid Lightning Shirt Gloss ia Bold at all Grocflrfe ; <* wnndprfnl Shire glaze WANTED Known-A Special Boot Sale at Mellor'a for a few daya only. Now is the time for bargains OUR Country Friends will do well to try Mellor's Zealandia Boob Sto>-6 for speciol bargains in Foot Wear. 2000 paira to pick from at Mellor's THE " LILY BTARCH " is superior to any. Housewives will find it most, economical. Sold by all storekeepers 5 312 PATTY Pan baking powder wants one trial without prejudice, two patty pans cr nothing £\ AA BIRTHD. AY Carde to choose from t)\J\J new Designs from Id to 6a eeoh —A T H Williams 250 A LARGE assortment of first class Eng lish, China Earthenware, Outiery and K.P Ware, Japanese Vases, etc, suitable for wedding and birthday pteaentß—Carson A Co, /CHILBLAINS relieved instantly of all \J irritation by Loasby.' Koolibah. Few a plication* sure DO you want to save lots of money. It you do then try ivf ellot's Zealandia Boot Store for special bargains fpHE Enquirer's Oracle, the best X reference book on everyday subjects, Is given away with lOlbs BOOK GIFT Tea ' fTIHE most up to date ovelty oi the day X Patty Pan baking powder WANTED— Everyhody to remember that Mellor's Special Boot Sale Is now on. They cay you get great bargains at Mellor's PATTY Pan baking powder ooataine » patty pan it each end of tin. FOR the &how 9 for the. Holidays— Men's Good Boots 7s lid at Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store GEO. Elliott's fine story, 'Adam Bede,' is given away with 61bs Book Gift Tea. Ask your grocer for Catalogue of 500 good books that are given free with famous BOOK GIFT Tea. PATT j£ ran baking powder ia the great esfi novelty you ever saw. Sold all grocers. rpHE Crowning 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 la, at H E Bonninton's, Chemist. WANTED— For promoting as abundant and luxurious growth of hair there it nothing to equal Hendy's Egg Jnlep ;it arrests all dandruff, and leaves the hair beautifully glossy. Bottles Is ; on sale at H E Bonninoson's, Chemist. ST GEOKGE x*oUed and Preserved Meats —Tongues, Table. Dalioaoiee,. etc—have no equal. All storekeepers WANTED— Ladies visiting Danedin will find Hendy's Hairdressing Saloons, Princess street, replete with every comfort for Hairdressing, Shampooing, Singeing, eta Toilet goods of every description rpHIS oannofc be beat for Valae— 1 Gent'snp to date Light Boots 7a lid at Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store triARMER3 and others, prepare for the 1 Winter, and have your Home made cheery and bright with the powerful acetylene Gas. Estimates jjiven by Hardley Bros BARGAINS in B)otf>, Bargains in Boots, at Mellor's Special Boot Sale | FOR WATCHES OLOOKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND ELEOTRO-PLATH SEASONABLE NOVELTIES, Exo, 60 10 <3r. JESSON, Practical Watchmaker and weller Burnett Street, (opposite Somerset) Hotel) Ashburton. —Bepairs a Specialty.— Presentation Committees liberally dealt with. Fishing Season, 1901-1902. HAEDLEY BEOS AGAIN to the fora with their new IMPORTED BTOCK OF FISHING TACKLE in great variety—Minnows,tFilei s Reels, Lioea, Waders, Rods, eto, eto " Anglers call and inspect WE are also prepared to give estimates for Hot and Cold Water Services, Tanks, Baths, Portable Boilers, and Tinware of every description HARDLFy BROS. BAST STREET, SPECIAL NOTICE. WE have jaet landed ezs.s * Wakanal the largest shipment of Gent's Fashionable EUts and Caps we have hitherto imported ; oomprislng fall ranges of the famous ••COOL SPRING "HATS, for which we have secured the Bole agency In Aehbnrton. STRAW HATS *) All« ap to FRAME FELT HATS (date, 1 from FLEXIBLE FELT HATS f leap to 14s NOVELTIES IN CAPS )6d each. oraighsadTberryman The Leading Tailors and Outfitters, ABHBURTON



BUSINESS NO?m: Mrs Johnston, T> EGISTERED Teacher of thi Piaoofoft k Hinging Havelook Street. ESTABLISHED 1874* 11*. MW\?L9IMMiMW gln Hmohb,^, &c CO, value this ■•mob £3 10s. Just Received — SamplM ft IT¥FIffY of Choioesb TWEEDS ever I] I l'l\< ihown. Consequently *3lQi iVi I I i% Baitt ate far superior tbli 111 I I 11 season; hJtJ M.M.rJ JUBILEE BUILDINGS 9104 TRIAD, I»rlK« Competition. GNYRMALOATITNMZIEADH. np-HE above letter* form three wordti Go .1 the 21st Deoember the envelopes marked ' Sentence" will be opened, and the sender of the first oorreefe tentenoe opened will receive Two Gcikeas. To oloie 20th December. CONDITIONS. All that la necessary to enter for toll competition ta to write oat the worda and post same (enclosing a tecaipfe for 6s, or more, from any Triad advertiser* at per lUfc below, to "The Manager of the Triad, Dnoedia.' Oempati tors may send at many solutions .as tbty please, provided each complin with abevt conditions Alar Washing Powden Anglo N.Z. Oyolo Co. Auckland Forwarding and Paroele Delivery Agency Bermalioe Bread—til Bakeri Book Gift Tea, all grocers Brinsley and Co.'a Ranges Bing, Harris & Go, Arrow Brand Boots Commercial Hotel, 3J N Grange Dope's Cigarettes and Tobaooo* Curtis, F, jeweller Dunlop Tyres Gawne'e Sauces, Pickles, Vinegar, etw Gates, H A,, Music seller Gregg and Co, W, Coffee, Staroh, eto Hay ward's Picklea and Banoes Jones, H M, Triad Agent Kirkpatriok, 8, and Co, X Jama Lane's Greosoted Emnlsion Loasby's Wahoo, Eoolibab, Benjamin Gntn, and Cinnamon Care Meddins, Q, t Ironmonger N.Z. Clothing SWory Neleoa. *Soate and 00% Tea Orr, A, Draper Sanderson's Scotch Whisky Spring Bloasom Tea Suratura Tea Teed and Co Corn Care Tonking's Linseed Emulsion Bykea' Car* Ooagh Trinity College Examinations Waltke's Soap Wills Three Castles Oigtretiei and Toba<aoo Woodrowa' Huts, Goltia & Co., Agent* GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Established 1870. EVERY POLICY GUABANTKKD BY THE SIATB. For the following amongst ruacy reasons Ne w-Zealanders should support their aatiosal ofGce :— 1. Its Security is absolute. 2. Its Premiums are low. 3. its Bonuses are high. 4. Its Funds are all Invested In the colony. 5. Its business ia restricted to New Zealand, the HEALTHIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. Ne-.v-Zealanders who insure to offices which obtain the bulk of their business from the Old World and the other colonies (including Western Australia and Fiji) have to paj^f! She LOSS ARISING FROM THE HBAVfIL - MORTALITY OF THOSE COUNTRIES. The death-rate in New Zealand wrso under 0 iior thousand in IROB, while in the other i;o!oi;ias it ranged from 12J per thousand in ;ew South Wdlfla to 10 per thousand in Western Australia. \ccrin.-i.AT;-ii Funds at present date amount to over THREE MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME, over £400,000. J. 11. wovnmwtrvjL hioiohi BEECHAM'S PILLS For Billions and Nervous Disorders, 190b as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Siok Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after Meals, Diainets and Droweineesi Cold, Ohiile, Flashings of Heat, Lou of Apnetlfw* Shortness of Breath, Costfveness, BlotohH on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, eto. Thk Fibst Dosi wiu. trn Rbubi w TwßNfy Minutb*. Thi« U»• Fiction. lEvery sufferer is earnestly Inrited 1 to cry one Box of these Pills, and they wll be acknowledged to be • i W«rtli * CWI*BA * BOX BBEOHAM'B PILLS, tokeo «■ dKnSted, will qniokly restore Females to oomplett health They promptly remove any obctrno tion or irregularity in the system For * WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER, They aofc like magic—a few doaei wil work wonders spots the Vital Crgaetr strengthening the Muscular System, roster ing the longlost oomplezion, briaginf; bao the beat of appetite, and arousing wfibh the robuafe hoalth the whole pbysioal energy of the human frame For throwing off feVer in hot climates they are speoially renowMd Thwe are * faobs' admitted by thoasande, si «ll classes of Sooiety, and one of the beed guarantees to the Nervous and DtbUitathe is that BEEOHASi'S PILLS hare b Largest Sale of any Patent Medidne in tat World BEECHAM'B PILLS 1 Have for many years been the popular family medicine throughout the Colonies, and they now stand WITHOUB A RIVALi PBEPABED ONLY BY VHOKAI BSIGHAH ST. ILIK S, [M Sold everywhere in ttles—9Jd, Is 1 It 9<i each feTsOOTH IN 6"i Lg/JppWDERS§ RELIEVE FEVERSH HEAT, PREVENT FITS, GfINVULSIGtiS, ETO. Preserve a healthy state of the eonstf« tutlon during the period iff Teething, The words " JOHN STEEOMAN, CHEMIST, WALWCMTH, SURREY," * Are engraved on the Gownment Stump affixed (« t'"h J'ad-fi. Kempthorne, Proner 4 00, Agentu BOOKS :—Works by Soott, Dioken§. Thackeray, Lyfcton, Damas, E P Roe, AJE Wll8»n, Rhodaßrooghton, Mrs Henry Wood, Bret Hsrte, Ethel Tamer, Gay Boothby, Rider Haggard* Gfeo. Elliott, and every other modem writer are given aw«y with the BOOK GIFT TEA.