A Boor Loyalist.

PAUL BOTHA'B VIEWS ON TUB SOUTH AFRICAN PROBI^M.

Under the tide of ' Prom Boer to Boer and E"eli-htn.r!,' a pamphlet wriitf.n by Mr Paul M B)tha, who was for many years member of the Orange Ifree State Volksrand for ECro'wstadt;, has just been published m Lo- don Mr Botha, an old mar, wrote m Pu'ch. What he wrote has be'-si tran-latf d hy his son, Advocate OL Bitna, L.L.I), Mr Botha, m an introduction, falls how he sought to support President Brand's policy o£ friendliness towards Great Britain. President Krugor, the Bond, and the Foreign Press bpcara^ too powerful for the party of which Mr .Botha was a member, and at the head of which was Mr Frns*r, who contested the last elpction for the Presidency of the Free State with Steyn. This party opposed what was caliad Closer Union with the Transvaal—a policy objected to by President Brand and supported by President Steyn. The result was that the Opposition m his constituency compelled Mr Botha not to retire from the Volksraad, but to refrain from public appearancf-8. After the sur render of Bloemfontein hs did what he could to stop the war. Ha asked Pre sident StpyPj Mr Luyt, the Chairman of the Tolksraad, and General Obris ttdn De Wet to give him a hearing m favour of peace and was refused. With a good deal of pathos Mr Botha sska his people to remember that he is one of themselves—' a Boer with no better advantages or education than they have had,' He goes on to say, ' I have a right to be heard, for T am an old m%n, and I belong to the soil of the country, and coin© of a fnrrily who has fought and done as much as asy other to make the Orange Free Ffcate.'

A STORY OFBBITISH VACILLATION Mr Botha oVs not acquit this conn* try of all blame. She has not governed South Africa. She has refused again and again to accept *-he responsibility and trouble of governing the country. ihe Hew hot and cold. ' One moment; she insisted on swallowing us and the next moment sha insisted upon dis gorging us.' The (range Free State •was declared British territory because a Governor said 'You can never escape British jurisdiction.' 'Then we were abandoned because the next Governor said ' the country was « howling wilderness,'' Sir Garnet Wolseley de clared that the annexation of the Transvaal would not be undone, and after Mnjuba the annexation was undone. The slavery question was handled badly. Border farmers were abandoned to Kaffir raids; and m innumerable ways the vacillation of the British Government wi*B made plain. The weak and spasmodic policy of Great Britain has, says Mr Botha, made the Boer what he is, distrustful j and contemptuous of British statesmen, He is intensely ignorant, while blown out with vanity at his own prowess. , Ho has a 'nameless terror ' of all new thing?. Mr Botha tells how the Boers threatened to atooe h:m because he was m favour of railways m the Orange Free State. Ministers of the Dutch Reformed Church foster the ignorance Yet the Boer has a keen sense of justice. Though of independent nature he is law abiding, and has great respoct for life and proporty. He makes a good husband and a good father, His good nature and hospi tality are proverbial. He concludes this part of his paper by saying :—' A j just and firm Govornmont with un: formity of treatment will control and satisfy the Boers a«->d will eradicate m time that feeling of distrust and fenr which was engendered m their minda by the halting aid nnrqual policy of England m the past.'

1 KItUQER AND COMPANY.' In another parb of his paper, Mr Botha discusses (he policy of the Progressive Free Siatets, and shows how the Orangs Free State fell into the hands of the Transvaal through the action of President Reitz and President Steyn. The character of the Transvaal Government was known to President Brand, who would have nothing to do with Closer Union with the Transvaal. In a chapter m the pamphlet, entitled ' Paul Kruger and Company/ Mr Botha asks the admirers of Mr Kroner 'to ahow me one good thing he did for his country during all his years of power.' 'He used the Transvaal as a milch cow for himself, his children, and his following.' It is made cltar by Mr Botha that" there was a design on tbe part of Kruger and S'eyn and the rest to drive the British into the sea. Thia design had been foaterrd by the Afrikander Bond, and was, hs he Eny?, a complete delusion. Uf describes many of the commandoes that are still at the front as being for the most part made up of 1 the poorest and most ignorant class of Bywoners, augmented by the des perate class of men from the Oape Oolony who have nothing to lose.' A. Bywoner is a vagabond having no visible meanß oi subsistence These are the ' gallant men * who are fi,htitig m commandoes against us now.

A WARNING TO THIS COUNTRY In the concluding part of his paper Mr Botba warnß Great Britain against allowing things to slide. The past policy haa been nnfaithful to those who are loyal and has exasperated them. 1 J! you had senfc a strong, capable man like Kir Alfred Milner years ago,' Bays Mr Botha, ' Ik would have understood the situation, aud this bloodshed might have been avoided.' Let firmness be shown m the future. Let the advice of men who know South Africa be adopted 'Justice and equity is all we ask' It would be no use attempting to reconcile the irreconcilable. Let the general body of the honest people of the State be considered. The paper finishes with an appeal to Mr Botha's own people. It ends with the declara tion that Briton and Boer must live side by side, and muet endeavour to promote the peace and prosperity of the country.

THE ASHBtJRTON GTTABDIAN t tTUESDAY, FEBBUAEt 12, 190 L

Printed and published by Alfred Johw Ts-RKELL-iSAX-TBR, of Burnett straet 6Mt, Jo* else P"oprie6or(?, Boseb^ Beu, nod HesbtApam Macka¥, at tfafclr Printing Office, Baraetti Street, Ashbarton, ' (TUESDAY FEBRUARY 12, 1901



THI McCORMICK WAS AWARDED AT !DH» OHRISTOHITROH SHOW, *Oa November 9,1900, The Certificate of Morlt, , Which carries with ib a SILVEB MEDA the highest award gives to Harvesting Machinery at thi» Show, Ib wins m PARIS mote Awards than any other American Exhibitor there, beßidet ANNEXING the Grand Field OTrl Trophy of a Gold Medal and 200 Francs, AGAINST ALL COMERS. and Inspect this Superb Machine before buying elsewhere.* Morrow, Bassett <£ Go ASHBURTON M. PRIEST, Manager



ISCI.tJDING Ladies' Croquet and Tennis Shoes. | Gentlemen's Tennis, Bowling, and Cricketing SHOES & BOOTS, In Oanv&s, Parraumtta, Glace Kid Back Skin, and liussian O»lf. The Best Assortment* ever Shown Id Ashbarton. Inspection Invited* NICHOLAS & PIGKFORD, BAST STREET. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Ltd Offices, Warehouses, and Grain Btores: West Street, Aenburtoa. EVERY Description of Farmers Requisites at lowest rates. Groceries, Hard ware Saddlery, Oornsacfcs, Woolpacks, Twine, Oils, Tinware, Horse Covera, Eto. Eto. GRAIN SOLD ON COMMISSION, Having reliable information from cur Agents m other parts of the Colonies, we are m a position to obtain highest possible price, for ail grain placed In our hands for dispose*!, Shareholders should be particularly care ful to enquire from us and inspect our geedt before ordering elsewhere. WE have several really first-class FftRM for Sale on our books, and farmerr wishing to purchase would do well to sail en us for particulars :— 1000 Acres Laurieton District 750 „ Wakaani „ 1031 „ Chertsey „ 1958 „ Dromore „ 1180  Springburn „ 276 „ 574 „ Waterton „ T. F.-GIBBON, Manager



s Un&bill b ondbiu. T H UNDEILI & CO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. t Polished Coffins a Specialty A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wreath a m Stock. —— Private Address, Peter Btreet, directly behind Oddfellows" Hall 3 also care « Mr T. Andrews, Eaat Belt, 3 BAKER BROS., CIDRNTSHING T*rNDERTAKERS C URNISHTNG U NOERTAKBRS, DIRECT Importers of Beet and Latett Dealgna In FUNERAL FURNISHINGS; FUNERALS conducted with the greatest care and sattefiotion, ib most reasonable charges. Corner of Wakanci Road and Oaii Streets, and Baker and down's Coach Factory KEID & GRAY. TTAVING PURCHASED (CHE ORANGE HALL,; Intend to convert) the same into the mott complete Show room In Canterbury, where a full Line of all Agricultural Implement and Fittings will be kept. Farmers, Contractors, and Agricultura lists generally are invited to call and inspeot for themselves. Engine Belting, Oils, Steam Ganges, 4,0, " Peering" Ideal Binders,, Mowers ft American " Masb "fDrills Ao. REID & GRAY? BURNEET BTREET, NICHOLAS & PICKFORD TTAVE Jest Landed, ex b,b, Waimate their first abipment o SUMMER GOODS,



HOLLOWAY'S PILLS CURE BILIOUS ATTACKS, FITS OF DEPRESSION, HEADACHE, NAUSEA, GIDDINESS, &c. They possess three grand qualities, being SPEEDY, SAFE AND CERTAIN. The Schoolmistress, St. Anne's School, Wandsworth, writes as follows X 14 My mother and eldest sister have taken your Pills for years for bilioun attacks and sick headaches, and have always found them most beneficial.*" • mnuractuaed only at 76, New Oxford Street, London. Sold by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors*



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BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FKEEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST T^OR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be mad 3 for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN iviRYWHERE LAST SEASON.! MANURE CAN BE SUPPLIED IN 1 Owt. or32|C«t.SPACES Orders received b/ BTUIKiIO'ILAIH'DVi'R X3EMOH., I^lmite^.> DAVID THOMAS, OR TMfc IN.St. £*AJEtMIQI* & 00-«.»Jfc»JfcUJHfcAIXVB »»OCIATIU?J OF CAMTERBUBT, JLilmltec!., OANTEBBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIEY PROPIICB EXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED. 880 £". WAYMODT ■: Secretary,



Vk\ T.AFTYNE'S SUMMER SALE HIGH CLASS GOODS OF FABBION AT SALE PEIOES SALE PERIOD EJNDS SATURDAY, 16th February FURTHER SPECIAL REDUOTIOKS m all Departments will mark the doling days of this Bale. J. BALLANTYNE & COMPANY CASHEL STREET, CHRISTOHUROH.



Manning & Oo's NEW SEASON'S BOTTLES ALES AND STOUT, IN QUARTS AND PINTS, THS BEST IN THE MARKET Equal to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. j Agents for Ashbnrton—Mbssss Shbab man Bros BY PRIVATE TREATY. Af\r\f\ a"c"res ACin(\ 4vJUU ACRES 4k\JKJ\) OF splendid Gr&slag and Grain growing Land, situated m the far famed dig" tricfc of South Canterbury, one mile from Railway Station; 15 roomed House, 4 roomed Cottage, Woolshed and Dip, Stable sod Outbuildings, divided into 15 Paddsoke, ail well watered. The property is now carrying 8000 Sheep, alsoHorsee and Oft title Prioe|£s per acre. Terms Apply E W HANMIR, ; Aihbujti



if. Mat son & Co.. Stock Brokers & Auctioneers, CHRISTOHUROH. To farmers, Stock Owners and Pnblic generally ol the A^hburton Oounty. Gentlemen,— WE beg to intimate that, if at an time you have business to transac m Cbristchnreh, we shall be glad to act on yont behalf. In ; the. event of yonr sending tneeo or cattle to oar Addington or other markets lor sale, by public auction or privately we know that yon will not regret choocting onr firm as yonr salesmen. We have freqaent or rs fron London and elsewhere for Frozen Meat, and are In a position to bay parcels i the Works. If you prefer to sell yrnr frozen nieat. m the colony, rather than shipping ifc to London, please commnnleate with as, stating prices numbers and grades. If you desire to sell yonr property, we shall be glad to receive particulars as to the g©j Sroality and price, and we will then Insert m the next issue of our QUAKTEBLY LAND & PbOFEKTY REGISTER these particulars, free of cost to you ; at the same time, we allow yon a free hand to dispose of your property privately, or through other Agents hands, we only claiming commission when a sale has been effected through our instrumentality. We have numerous enquiries £ cm all parts of the colony, our connections being large and extensive. We Invite your correspondence on any class of business you may be disposed to place m our hands, it being a pleasure for ' us to communicate with you, as occasion may require.—'J hacking you In anticipa I tioi we are, Yours faithful! -, H. MATSON & Co. Oashel Street, Ohristchuieh



ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. LOANS GRANTED FROM and upwards, at current ratea. Full Particulars on application. • WORKING EXPENSES on all Sh»res | Are now duo and payable. Office —TaDcred Street; Office Houra—9.3o am till 4pm Firsb Tuesday m Month—9,3o am till 4 p m ; and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBERTB, Manager" THE HOUSEWIFE'S FRIEND. fTIHE RAPID LIGHTNING GLOSS is pronounced by the Ashburton Public to be the only reliable SHIRT GLOSS m Ashburtoni A Trial will convince you tbe difference m quality from all others tbe market. Sold by all the leading Grocera m Ashbnrton



CARPENTERS 1 TOOLS. Now Landing—All Kinds of Tools suitable for Carpenters and Farmers, k special line of Disston's Saws at reduced prices. Yon are invited to call and inspect RANGES & REGISTER GRATES. Agent for Shacklock's, Scott's, Baen inaHAM's and Stobribk's Ranges. Register Grates and Mantelpieces reduced m price, LAWN MOWERS. A few left, to be sold cheap to clear, inclndlng :—' New Easy,' 'Paatlme,' Crescent,' ' F & N,' and * Philadelphia. Address— Burnett Street, opposite Arcade. KAYE & GARTER ARE CASH BUYERS, highest carreat rates, all FARM PEODUOB. Agenta tor Sotbon's and Lawson'B Unrivalled Seeds, New Season's Sappliei of -"TMPE," QOURNIP, Mangel CLOVERS, &o, fto, JUST LANDED, LARGE SBJOREB <*b LYTTBLTON 3XTENBIVB CLBANIBi& MACHINERY, CORNBAUKB always ©a hand, KAYE & CABTER. OHEIB CHURCH I



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MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE IS THE KING OP BOOT SHOPS. Pronounced by the Aahburton Public to be the Cheapest and Most] Reliable Boot Shop m Ashburtoo. np.BE FOLLOWING IS A FFW OF OUR PRICES:— Men's Good Bluchers, great value ... ... ... 5a lid Men's Good Shoofcer Boots from ... ... ... 9a 6d Men's Light Sunday Boot, good valoe, at ... ... 8s 6d Ladieß' Pretty Oxford Shoes from ... ... ,„ fis Sd Children's Boots from ... ,„ ... Is Od Boys' Strong School Btots, very cheap* only ... ... 4s 6d LaaleB 1 Leather Slippers from ... ... ... 3s lid Men's Oanvas Shoea ... ... ,„ @g 6d And a Thousand Other Llnea that Defy Oompatltlon*ab J. MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STOEE, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON.



ASK YOUR. SHOE DEALEB I FOR \ EVERY fjtf # \ BNOOUAGER PAIR / COXiOFIAL OUiEiNTBBD-BOOTS & SHOES, NDDST" ( MANUFACTURED BY S. ANDERSON, TIMAKU. SMOKE ONLY NEW VENUS A PBRFBOT TOBACCO.



PBEVEHT Flli CDNVULSIOHsi ETRf" Preserve a healthy stato of the consti tution during tlio pcriofl of TcetMnjjf. The words "JOHN ST£EDMAN, "" CHSMSST, WfILV/OSTH, St'^KCY," Are engraved on *>■ <;■•>•-• ■■■■»'"1 6V"mj» affixed H .-■/;. 1-n-l.rt. Kempthorne. Prosser and 00. Ageiitß ~~ NBW~~zifiALiAND INfeURANCB COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1859. CAPITAL—ONK MILLION fIIHS Premier »nd Wealthiest) Colossi* X Company, Noted for Promptness and Lberality Paid-up Capital and Reaerveß, £400,000. Fire and Marine Risks, Also,— Risks on Growing Drops. Threßhing Machines, etc, accepted a lowest current rates E. W. Hanmer, AGENT : . _____ !INO»EIC3-^Y TOBACCO The Latest and Best Alanafaotared by , 0 WIiMAMS&Co Tflicbmond, V A BUILDING cite, Tiawald £U 10b prict required for T. S. 231 containing £ ncre fronting Anna Street, The owner being an fcbeeatse wishes to re&liee forthwith. Apply to 03 BUUiGCK



TTAVING taken [a 'lease of (one of the new shops m Davis'sJ corner, f am now showing a large and varied stock of Watches Clocks, and Jewellery Electroplate, Eb suitable for Christmas and Wedding Pr sents at) prices which defy oompetitioo. Note the Adclreßß—DAVjy' rbrmr HARDIEY BROS GAS AND SANITARY ENGINEKK3, 111 1 i "I\ 1 I j a o J H SC H tD «d « o a DO rfIHE Trade Supplies always iD||Stook Large qtaantlty of Tubes and Fitblnga BA HS, QAKKS, BI3SKP, BAFINS, Estimates given, HAEDLEY BEOP., East Street, Ashbarton KERNARD & WHITS, City Pork Shop, Havelock Street, HAVE just opened New Business m the Pork Line. Small goods of all descriptions always on hand. The public are specially invited to call and inspect Pork Sausages, (fresh. Daily cash buyers of dary fed Pork. __j_



A. AGFR ARCHITECT AROADB OB AMBERS ASHBURTON. TP you want a NEW HOUSE, 0. Alter Mods, or Newest: Stylo of Decorations, CONBULT MR AG*.R. Call and see the NEW FIBEOSE BLIND Imitation of Venetian, at half the price GL JESSON, PRACTICAL WATCH Da ns.*U AND JEWELLER



NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY , CO. OF NZ, LTD, TIMARO, IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE. 530 ftcree Rangitata, 250 acres Cl&remonb, 250 acres Waitotis, 200 acres Waihao, 250 aores Kingsdown, 1000 aore? Ota'o, 500 acres Tofcare., > And others of various steer io Bor th Canter bury Improved Farms for lease, with right of purchase 1170 acres Fairlie, 505 acres Totara, and 265 aoree Totara Also unimproved agricultural and grazing Trine of various sizes on the Raincliffe and Levels Eetatefl, ard two well improve Station properties of 7000 acres each. GQV'RVfa&NT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Established 1870; EVERY PatlCY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. !Mg : cye View of_Grov[th_ot Office, FUNDS, 1878 .. £292,523. 1898 .. £2,861,533. At the present time the Funds amount to over THREE MILLION POUNDS. Present Annual Income, over £400,000. The leading London Insurance Journal, The Fist Magazine and Insurance Monitor, SSi ye t _»Tiie only institution of the kind &i present i-.i existence managing its affairs on couunitfcial principles is the Life Assurance JDepartrv.cnt of the Colony of New Zealand. Although the operations of the De "partuicnt »i'a con lined to a small colony, the figures reached are very lame, exceeding those of the great majority of British com panies, . . • Many of our companies at home might learn from it a useful lesson." J. H. IiICHARDSON, 31 Commissioner.



\ ASSURE I OUR LIFE m the A.M.P, SOCIETY, And Secure a BONDS EVERY YEAR. Expenses of Management—9 Fer Cent on the Total Income. Edward W. Lowe, Reßident Secretary Branch Office— Custom House Qaay, Wellington. James Hair, District Secretary. District Office Cathedral Square, Ohdstchnrch^ ___ "tihwald", rpo LET—Five Roomed Cottage and half Jl an acre fronting Graham's Road, below the Presbyterian Church. T, BULLOCK, Agent ________ npOWN BFCTIONS Nob 85 and 86, each JL containing £ acre, fronting McMurdo Street, the property of Mr Andrew Mc- Farlacp. M&B Price now n quired for the two, It is good lend. Terms if required. T. BULLOCK, Ageafr, "~ Smoke New Yeims



THE Oldest Wealthiest, and most Prosperous AUSTU&LAN LIFE OFFICE AND THK LARGPJST MUTUAL OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. The only Mutual Life Office which de« clares A BONUS EVEKI YEAK The Method of Valuation adopted hf this Society is of the most) stringent Character, and Ensures a larger Reserve to meet Liabilities than that held by any other Office m the A astral aslan Colonies. ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS £16,500,000 (SIXTEEN AND A HALF MILLIONS) STERLING, ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £2,000,000 (TWO MILLIONS) STERLING. Policies m force ... ... 151,741 Assured ... ... £45,528,090 Cash Bonuses Divided ... £8,815,731 BONUSES. Cash Bonus for one year, 1899, £506,138, yielding Reversionary Bonuses amount ing to £942,500, after making special reserves. Cash Bonuses declared for last five years, over Two Millions, yielding Reversion ary Bonuses exceeding Four Millions.



BKBCHAM'B PILIJU& Have for maDy yearn been the popular ami'y medicine throughout the British Colonies, and they now stand WITHOUT A RIVAL. PIIEPtKED ONLY BT a ll 9 «BE A & Mttt. KlUm, ST. HELEN'S, B Sold everywhere m ttles—9£d, Is l£d, and Is 9d each ""aUSTBALIAN MUTUAL"* PBOVIDKNT SOCIETY, NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: Head Office, Custom-house Quay Wellington. Local Board of Pikectous : The Hon, Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C M.G , M L.C. {Chairman) The Hon. Chsrlea J. Johnston, M.L.O (Deputy Chairman) Alfred da Bathe Brandon, Esq. The Hon Edward Richardson, G.M.Gr. M L.O. John Duncan, Esq. MEDICAL OFFICER T't. G E Anson, M.D., M.R.0.3. (England)



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GOOD MEDICINE FOB GHILDEBN • Through the months of Jime and July our baby was teethirg and took a mooing ofl of the bowels aud eiuknees of the stomach , s&ya OPM Hotliday, of Dtmiog, Ind. 'Hiß bowels would move from five to eight times a day, I had a bottle of Chamberlain's Coiic, Choiera and Diarrhoea Remedy m the house and gave him four drops m a tcatpoonful o water, uHd ho got better at once,' Sold by Aaliburlon Ding Company A' LL Luasby's reparation —Oitu.amon Cure, Koolibah, Wtthoo, and Benjamin gum—lit)<t TCoooh, Storekeeper