ANARCHISM IN ITALY

Oalfced i'rrnvn Amocituion —By Klaotrlo Tdle&rapti—Copyright Raooivfd Wafeapiirtku Fcb 4 9 86 p m. Thia Office (Fehfi) ! 5 » ni Rome, F. bruary 4 Kf plying to an interpolation in the Chamber by Adimril OanevAro Preioit r Signor Saracco expUinod tha he h«*d hied to «■ carp »n iii'^rooiion*) agreement to f.iifill the obj ot of thr anti-Atiftrchist Conference hold in Home two years hgo Ita'y w>»« inflating on fature renewals of extradition tteatus that anarchist crimes lie treated as common law offenoes. TheGovernmPDfc was submitting a bill dealing with anarchists as » matter of social dv-tVr.c--. It 18 stated that an aNes{«d anarch's* h; s been arrested for at'fmpting the life of Duke Abruzzi and two Genoese Anarchists on charges of planning the stisassinatioii o! the Judge for sentenc log their comrades.

THE AUSTRALIAN CONTIN GENTS.

Received February 5, 12 47 am Sydney, February 4 Mr Lyne has received a cable stating that transports £»r 2000 men and horses is leaving the Oape for Sydney. This is assumed to signify that the Premier's offer to increase the Soafch African Contingent to 2000, to which no definite reply had been previously Eenfc, has bpen accepted. About 800 are required to makß op the 2000. The steamer ArgHß, which will take the Viotoriso Contingent has arrived m Sydney.

CORRESPONDENCE

(Wadotot h»ld o(ir«i-.v. s " responsible tor opinions oxpreßso' 1 by cur correspondents

THE IMPERIAL TROOPS

TO TUB EDITOR

Sm,-—There is a suggestion I should like to pffjr, if I may be permitted, m connection with the visit of one Imperial troops. Could we not see the horse regiments mounted ? There are eighty troop horses m the district, I believe, and I am «ertain the officer m command would do all he could to make the prooeadiogs a military pageant. Ife will be ft pity if we do Hot sea such troops as the II Blues' or Lancers on horseback, even apart from their usual horse housings; To me some of the finest cavalry In the world ride would be ais objact) leason ia deportment to local troopers. We, whose years have passed its the colonies, know so little of the fame, or even the distinguishing marks, of the Empire's defenders. Could you not. furnish a short summary of each regiment or ati least the most famous, and fchair peculiar marks io dress ? History, it always seems to me, is taugbo to ua colonials too much' as a matter of dry facts. Wo know thab on a certain date a certain battle was fought aad won. The deeds of heroism, the legends of the winners are left out as nob worth repeating, being merely tale?, mot facts. Is the officer m charge of tha CocfciDgent the name one who, m the 21st) Lanoer charge at Oendurman, rode through the gates of death »od oat on the other side wmed solely with » riding switch 1 And is the regiment raised by the kissing Duchess amongst our visitors. Oar ideas are misty. We have s, vaguo idea of bearing the tale of an irate regiment that inarched out of Portsmouth with banners f breaming and pipes screaming defiance to the Saxon facet", and turned homeward to bonny Pcotland. When we look upon the 'Horse Gancert,' few of as will remember, I fear, that awful charge of the bounding gone straight through N»poleon'a Ouirrasßiere, the finest cavalry, perhaps, m the world, that tima when Norman Ramsay saved his gnna during the Peninraia War. It is doubtful if we can evan recognise the famous gunn^r^ on foot. If you could assist ou> defective educa'ion, before Wednesday you would confer a favour on Onk of thb Empire.

A Pathetic Story

LADY KATHARINE MANNERS' PAD DEATH

The inquest into the death of Lady Katharine Manners, the aged Duke of Rutland's eldpsfc daughter, who waa found drowned in Kniptoo Lake, on the Belvoir estate, was held at Beivoir Oigtte. The evidenca showed that on the morning of tha 14oh of December lady Katharine said to the maid, ' Put mo on tome warm clothts, as I am going for a long waik ' Lunch time came and Lady Katharine had not returned. This occasioned some com ment, Vnt no alarm was raised because a number of guests were staying at the Oastle. When tea time camej however, and she had not returned, the household was considerably disturbed, and several of the nifnservanta went out to scour tbe park in search of her. The only news that could be heard of Lady Katheriae was that one of the watchmen upon the caefcle terrace bad seen her afc about one o'clock in the afternoon walking quickly in the direc tion of the Gipsies' Walk. The dake now became anxious for his daughter's safety, and every available man in the place started with, the Marquia of Granby, tbe.duke'a eldest; bod, to look for the mining lady. Through the long winter night the search waa car ried on. In the morning P 0 Wood, who had been summoned to assist in ihn search, found a parasol bidden in a bush near the banke of the Enipton Lake. Wood noticed something in th« water amorsg the ruahea four yards from the bank, and with as I;tance he got out the object, which proved to be the body of Lady Katharine, who lay face downwards io the water. Dr Fhipman, of Grantham, medica* attendant at Belvoir Oastle, identified the body, and deponed that he made an examination. There were no marka of violence, and from appearances he formed the conclusion that death waa due to drowning. He had frequently seen Lady Katheriae during the laat ten or twelve years, and from time to time she had suffered from mental de pression. Lately Lady Katherine was more depressed than usual, and It was not a great surprise to him thai; the event had occurred The jurj returned a verdict of Suidide whilst of unsound mind," and expressed their sympathy with the Duke ef But land and bis family in their end bereave ment. It is a sad ending to a sad life. Lady K*th»rine, who would have reached the »X« of 35 next birthday, Buffered « great blow and lost her happiness when quite a girl. „___________

THE ASSBUETOI^ GtABBIAN t ■ Vtm6tik% FBBBtIARt 5, 1901

Prleted, rod pubjiihid by Afjmm Join TsTREKLii Baxibb, of Barnstifc street etil io* **o J»t!*i>tletoti, BWBKSrB*?*, » B d Hekbv Adam Maoxay, «t tbrfr Prtntlna Office, Bometb Street, Aahbarton, TUEgDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1901



C H UNDBILt , B CKDBILL T H UNDBILL & CO FURNrSBING UNDERTAKERS TANOBED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. P<mshed Coffins a Specialty A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wreaths In Stock. _— Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall; also care • Mr T. Andrews, East Belt. S BAKER BROS., CIHRNISHING iTrNDERTAK&ipf E ÜBNISHING VNDEBTAKKKS, DIBECT Importers cf Beet and Lateets Deaigns m FUNERAL FUR»IBHINGf»i FUNERALS condncced With tl» greatest care and satisfaction, it moab reasonable charges. 1 Corner of Wakann! Road and Gait Streets, and Baker and brown's Coach Factory. ; __I__^_' THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS CO i OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Of CANTERBURY, Ltd Offices, Warehouses, and Grain Stores s West Street, Aibburtoo. EVERY Description of Farmerf Requisites at lowest rates. Groceries, Hardware Saddlery, Oorosaoka* . Woolpacks, Twine, Oils, Tinware, Horee Covers, Etc. Etc, GRAIN SOLD ON COMMISSION. Having reliable Information from ear Agents m other parts of the Colonies, we are m a position to obtain highest possible price, for all grain placed m our hands for disposal, Shareholders should be particularly oare ful to enquire from us and inspect oar goods before ordering elsewhere. WE have several really first-class Farms for Sale on our books, and farmerr wishing to purchase would do well to call on us far particulars :— 1000 Acres Lauriston District 750 „ Wakanui „ 1031 „ Cherisey „' 1953 „ Dromore „ 1180  Springburn „ 276 „ „ „ 574 „ Waterton „ D. F» GIBSON, Manager NICHOLAS & PICKFOFD TTAVE Just Landed/ cz s,s. Wainate their first shipment o SUMMER GOODS, INCBUDIKO Ladies' Croquet and Tennis Shoes, Gentlemen's Tennie, Bowling, and Cricketing SHOES & BOOTS, In Canvas, Parrainattft, Glace Kid Bock Skin, and Kussianf Calf, The Best Assortment ever Shown m Aehbnrton. Inspection Invited. NICHOLAS & PIGKFORD, BAST STREET. KEID <^GBAY. TTAVING PURCHASED THE ORANGE HALL,; Intend to converb the ranse into the most complete Show room m Canterbury, where a full Line of all Agricultural Implements and Fittings will be kept. Farmers, Contractors, and Agricultural lists generally are invited to call and inspect for themselves* Engine Belting, Oils, Steam Gauges, &o, " Deering" Ideal Binders, Mowers A American " Mast <tc RIID & GRAY BORNEBT STREET, -_ . _._ _ __ mccormice: YXTAS AWA.RDED AT OJHB OHRISTOHITRGH SHOW. On November 9,1800, Tlie Oertiftoate of M«rlt« Whioh carries with it a SILVER MEDAL, the highest award given to Harvesting Machinery at this Show, ■ It wine m PARIS mote Awards than any other American Exhibitor there, besides ANNEXING the Grand Field Xrl Trophy of a Gold Medal and 200 Francs, AGAINST ALL OOMERS. and .Inspect this Superb Machine befere buying elsewhere. Morrow, Bassett & Go ASHBIJRTON. M. PRIEST^ Manager



TUI LAKTYNE'S SUMMER SALE HAS COMMENCED and will continue till SATURDAY, 9th Feb. inclusive. SALE CATALOGUES mth " Aubbtirton Mwl" of TUESDAY, 220 d January, or on application to ©UNSTABLE HOUSE, CHRIST OHU R BAIXANTYNE'S SUMMER SALE HAS COMMENCED. BELFAST AND FAIRFIEIvD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST T7IOR TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP, SPECIAL MANUKE can be mad 3 for any kind of Soil, or description of crop, SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON.! MANURE sCAN [BE SUPPLIED IN .IJCwt. orJfSSOwt/.^CKiS Orders received b/ UK Ofe»., UraiteA., £>AVII> THOMAS, OR mm. «.SE» FABMBB» 00-01-IiiK.A.I'I'VID A SSOCiATIOW OF CAMTEBBUBY, I^imlted., CANTERBURY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PBOPUCE EXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED. 880 F. WAYMOUT Seoftary. HOLLOWAY'3 PILLS CURE BILIOUS ATTACKS, FITS OF DEPRESSION, HEADACHE, NAUSEA, GIDDINESS, &c. \ They possess three grand qualities, being SPEEDY, SAFE AND CERTAIN. Tut .ScuuoLMisTiiEss, St. Anuo's School, Wandsworth, writes as follows., "My uioi.Uev and eldest sister have taken your Pills for years for biliou* attacks and sick headachos, and have always found them most beneficial.'* • Ifenufectui-ed only at 78. New Oxford Street, London. Bold bylTdiemtote and Medicine' Veiraora. XMAS PRESENTS. XMAS PRESENTS. ~¥jl VBRYBOBY sboald call and see our Grand Dieplaygof^New Goods suitable for "ITMAS and New Year Gifte> Fancy Goods of all kinds, Photo Frames, Vasee, Fancy Baskets, Fancy Crockery m all the latest designs. Also—A Kice Assortment of the best Siher Plated GoodsJat*'greatly reduced prices. CALL AND BEE. NO ONE PBESSED TO BHt AT T. H. UNDRILL & COS., OABINETMAKEBS & UPHOLSTERERS, TANORED STREET,



' ■) ASHSURTON PERMANENT BUILDING f AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. T OANS GRANTED FROM and upward*, at) oarrenfe rates. Fall Particulars on application. WORKING EXPENSES on all Shares are now duo and payable. Office —Tancred Street; Office Hours—a3o a m till 4pm Firsli Tuesday m Month—9 30 am till 4 p m ', and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBERTS, Manager THE HOUSEWIFE'S FRIEND. riIHE RAPID LIGHTNING GLOBB is pronounced by the Asbbarton Public to be the oniy reliable SHIRT GLOBS m ■ Aehburtoni A Trial will convince you I the difference m quality from all othere tbe market. Sold by til the leading Grocere'Jn Aehburfcou £L Matson & Co.. Stock Brokers & Auctioneers, CHRISTCHURCH. To Farmers, Stock Owners and Public generally of the A^hburton County. - Gbntibsibm,— WE beg to Intimate that, if at an time you have business to transac m Ghriafcchureh, we shall be glad to act on yout behalf. In the event of your sending t/heeo or cattle to our Addington or other markets for eale, by public auction vt privately we know that. you will not regret ehooting our firm as your salesmen. We have frequent or ra from London and elsewhere for Froson Meat, and are In a position to buy parcels I the Works. If you prefer to aell ymr frozen meal m j the colony, rather than shipping It to London, please communicate with as, stating prices numbers and grades. < If you desire to sell ymir property, we j shall be glad to receive particulars as to the ge, If califcy and price, and we will than Insert) m th« next Issue of our Quarterly Land & Property Reqistbb these particulars, free of cost to you; at the same time, we allow you 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 from 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.—'lhaaklng you m anticlpa" felon we are, Yours faithfully H. MATSON & Co. Caohel Street, Chrlstchtuch Manoing & Go's NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT. IN QUARTS AND PINTS, | ■ ■ ' THE BEST IN THE MARKET Equal to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. Agents for Ashbarton—Messrs Shbar mak Beos BY PRIVATE TREATY. 4000 Sgfll 4000 OF splendid Grazing and Grain growing Land, situated m tht far famed dis trict of South Canterbury, oe« mile from Railway Station; 15 roomed House, 4 roomed Cottage, Wcohhed and Dip, Stable and Outbuildings, divided into 15 Padd^oke, all well watered. The property la now carrying 8000 Sheep, also Hones and O&t&Ie Prica £5 per acre. Terms Apply B W HANMER, AtMrarboß



Dalgety and Company LIMITED. Head Office— 52 Lombard Street, London, E.G. MERCHANTS. WOOL AND GRAIN BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS STOCK, STATION, FINANCIAL, & SHIPPING AGENTS. BRANCHES : Ghrlatchurch, Dunedin, and Napte** AGENCIES: Timaru, Oamaru, and Gore. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, desire to intimate to the Farming Community of South Canter bury that they have opened a BRANCH OFFICE m TIMARU. DALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD , are prepared to receive consignments WOOL, TALLOW, & ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE For Local Sale or Shipment to jl c EUROPEAN AND AUSTRALIAN ! MARKETS. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES V ADF on Favourable Terms on Growing Clips of Wool; also Tallow, Grain, Skion, and j other Produce, consigned for eale m the London, Australian, and local markete. NO COMMISSION CHARGED ON ADVANCES. i Farmers' Accounts kept free of charge, and financed at lowest current rates o interest. Stock Saks held ab the different) sale yards throughout Canterbury. Woolpacks and other Station Requisites always on hand. T I M A R U~~O F F I 0 B, STAFFORD STREET, Opposite Bank of New Zealand GL MJKDDINb, THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER. T HAVE JUST LANDED BRASS PRESERVING PANS, ENAMELLED PRESERVING PANS, Alm Quality and Cheap. HARVESTING TOOLS&MATEBIAIS. Hay Forks, Hay Rakes, Scythe Blades and Handles, Fork Handles, Reap Hooks, Reaper Sections, Machine Oils, &o. CARPFNTERS 1 TOOLS. Now Landing—AH Klads of Tools uitable for Carpenters and Farmers. A special line of Disston's Saws at reduced prlceß. You are Invited to call and inspect. RANGES & REGISTER GRATES. Agenfe for Shacsklock's, Scoit? s» Earn in aBAM's and Stobeier's Ranges. Register Grates and Mantelpieces reduced m price. LAWN MOWERS. A few lefb, to be sold cheap to clear, Including :—« New Easy, 1 4 Pastime,' Orescent,' (F & N,' and * Philadelphia. Address- Burnett Street, opposite Arcade. KAYE & GARTER ARE GASH BUYERS, highest) current rat««, all FARM PRODUCE. Agents toe Suwon's and Lawson's Unrivalled Seeds. N«w Season* Seippliee of RAPE, TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, &o, &o, JOSS LANDED, LARGE S3DOREB ab kYTEELTON. EXTENSIVE CLEANING MACHINERY. CORNHAOKB always on hand, KAYE & CARTER. ; aSBIBIOHURCH. ,



ASK YOUR SHOE DEALEB '.' FOR BVEBY f/j? . . EKGOURAGE «"*"»• BOOTS & SHOES, KDD6TE* | MAHU/AOTURED BY S. ANDERSON, TIM ARIL SMOF.E ONLY NEW VENUS I — W — A PBBFEOIV TOBACCO. MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE IS THE KING OP BCOT SHOPS. Pronounced by the Aehbarton Pnblis to be the Cheapest and Moßt||Reli&ble Boot Shop ia Afchbarton. nPHE FOLLOWING IS A FEW OF OUR PRICES :- Men's Good Blaehora, greafa value ... ... ... 5s lid Men's Good Shooter Boots from ... .*. .*. 9a 6d Men's Light Sunday Boot, good value, At ... , 8a 6d Ladies' Pretty Oxford Shoes from ... ... ... 6a 6d Children's Boots from ... , „, la Od Boys' Strong School Biota, very cheap: only ... ... 4s 6d Laaies 1 Leather Slippers from ... ... ... 3a lid Men's Oanvss Shoes ... ,„ ... 6s 65 And a ThoaesHd Other Lines that Defy Competition at J. MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE, TANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON.



NATIONAL MORTGAGP: & AGENCY 1 CO. OF N.Z, LTD, } TIMABU. IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE. 530 aorca Rangitata, 250 seres Clar«mont, 250 »eres Waitotit, 200 aeree Waihao, 250 acres Kingsdown, 1000 aerei Ota'o, 500 acres Totara, And others of various tttaer m Sot th Canter* bary Improved Farma for lea^.e, with right of puroha«e 1170 rcr«B Fairlie, 505 acres Totara, and 2c5 aotea Totara Also iiHimprcved ngrionltnral and prarins Trms of various sizes on tho Kainoiiflte and Levels Eetatnfl, ard two well improve Station properties of 7000 acres each. "fob sale, ~ PURE k HALFBRED TAM WORTH Pie« fpO' Fatmers purohattiofir Halfbred PIGS. We are prepared to boy them for Babon" provided they are fattened on grain or Peae, FARMERS' MEAT SUPPLY COi 5 J''HJ____s__ G. JESBON, PB/C'JitVL W/ f!(EB-»/Js)']HAKD JKWELLER TTAVING trskea a lease of one of the new «h<'|>s m Davis's corner, j am now showing a large and varied stock cf Watches Clockf ( aud Jewellery Kltctrop'ate, Et suitable for Christmas a»d Wedding Pr sents at prices which defy competition. Note the Addreßs—Davw' Garner I A. AGER AROHITROT, S ARCADE OB AMBERS ASHBURTON. TF you want a NEW HOUSE, o» Alter tlons, or Newest Stylt of Decorations, CONSULT MR AG&R. Call and see the i^EW FIBEOSE BLIND i Imitation of Venetian, *fc half the price HAKDLEY BROS GAS AND SANITARY ENGINEKK& Isi I i Dsg 2 & B § * § *5 8 g J M O ►J H g5 a & -« « g a CO 1 ?TIHE Trade Supplies always m Stock Large quantity of Tub'"' and Fittings I BA HS, TANKS, SIKKS, BASINS, Estimatea given. ! LTAEDLEY BBOa, East Street, Aehburton Kennedy & Mnir BEG to Notify the Farmers and Borse Owners iv the Ashburton County that they have TAKEN OVER Rbxd & Gbay's Branch of JOBBING & ENGI NEERING, and are prepared to carry on all classes of work as usual; and alee intend to extend the Business by adding HORBE-SHOEING, COACH BUILDING * GENERAL WHEELWRIGHTINQ" Both having been employed by Reid & Gray for many years, and having largo experience as Horse Shoere, Implement £Vtr% and Coach Builders, all wjfk en rusted to their I care will be executed with despatoh and At moderate prices. 10 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. I i ESTABLISHED 1559. CAPITAL—QNK MILLION | rfTIHE Premier and Wealthiest) Colonia ■ X Company, Noted for Promptness and Lberality Paid-up Capital and Reserves, £400,090. Fire and Marine Bisks, Also,— ■ Risks on Growing Drops. Tbreßhing Machine?, etc, accepted at lowest current rates. E. W. H-anmei 1, AGENT GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE PEPAKTWENT. Established 1870. EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. Foil the following amongst many reasons Now-Zealanders should support thoir national otllce :— 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 is restricted to New Zealand, the HEALTHIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. No v-Zealaudors who instiro m offices which obtain tho bulk of their business from the Okl Worl'l ami the other colonies (including Wtistern Australia anil J-'i'ii) have to lui'^^"" tho LOSS ARISING MIOM THE MKAV?t MOUTALtTY OK THOSK COUXTKIKS. The cluatli-riito m Now Zi-nlaml was under :0 per tln>u-.!n<] m I.'>ttS. w'lilo ii) the otln;r colonif.w it ranged from 1-iJ i>cr thousan-t m Now South V-. n,U*s to lOp^r thousuml m Western Australia. Aoci-MixATi-p Frxns nt j-rcsfnt date aniouni to over THUKIi MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOMK, over £500,000. J. 11. ! I .'HAItOSON, I 1 Ooiniiiissjonor. _____ _ NOSEGAY TOBACCO The Latest and Best Manafaotared by O WILIIIHS & OO , Richmond, V A 4 Cough Cure, Wahoo, Kcolisah and Benjimi-i (mm go to Abhrvhiqx VIiVQ 03



Weak. Exhausted. When Reeomlßg from Sickness. Perhaps you have been very sick and are not recovering so fast as you ex pected. Then we can help you, we are sure. Our Sarsapariila will make your blood pure aad will give gceat strength to your nervous system. Mrs. Mary M. McShane, of 82 Har rington Street, Hobart, Tasmania, sends this letter, with her photograph: •'After recorering from a long attack sit typhoid fever, I suffered from a, poor intpetits andereat depression, and was go -weak 100014 tuksdEly vallc. Having seen - AVER'S Sarsapariila advertised as uuch a good blood-purifier aad i general tonic, I thought I would try it. I did so, and soon my ola strength camo back, my appetite returned, and before I had finished, the second bottle I could do all my work just as well as before." Ayer'9 Pills are the best family laxative pill. They core constipation, biliousness, sick heaoiache.- * frnttti ij t?r. i, t, Ayer Cc,» L»v*l9, Mm., U. S. A.' ! LOA^PY'S Stands unrivalled for Indigei : WAHOQ Hon and Liver Complaint*. Io is purely herbal, and onaaot) , irjure the most delicate conetlbutiou. Its , effect is almost instantaneous ; f single dose usually relieves, whilst one bottle is gener all j enough to oura, LOASBY'S WAffOO doea not) require a dez>n boitles to be taken before you gad judge its value. No other Medicine adver tised asks you, as we do, to buy only one botfclr ; take if ragularlv according to directions, avid then give the verdict* Hundreds of testimonials in oar possession prove that; many confirmed dyspeptics, after every known remedy had failed, have been completely cured by the aid of only one bottle of Lobby's Wahoo. Lcasby'o Wahoo-—Ptice 2i 6d, everywhere Sole manufacturers and proprietors— LOASBY'S WAHOO MANUFACTUR ING CO., Lot. Danedin. Wholesale Agents— Kempthorne, Proiser & Go, N Z Drug Co, Ltd FOR SAL HI. BUILDING site, Tinwald £14 10« price required for T. 8 231 containing \ acre fronting Anne Btree*. The owner being an absentee wishes to realise forthwith. Apply to B? BULLOOK CHEAP Cottage Property »—|acre ieo tion (tad Cottage, situated in Oxford irii«st>, Hampeteftd. £95 prios required Apply to T._BDLLQCK._ MONEY. SPECIAL sum of £450 to lend on first Mortgage also £4000 in anmi to suit borrowers. Apply to T BULLOCK TIfIWALD. !■—-— rpO LET-Fivs Rormed Cottag* and half JL an acre fronting Graham's Road, below tho Preebyterien Church. T, BULLOCK, Agent ________ £_ FOX BALB, SECTION and Dwelling,! fronting Graham'p Road, being Lot 527, contain ing _■ acre, on which is erected a five-roomed dwelling house. The owner, who is residing nenr Auckland, wishes to dinposa of the property forthwith. Jr aey terms of payment can be arranged* T. BULLOCK, Agent fu~LEfr~ Eooma in the Arcade. Apply to T. BULLOOK f FOR BALE. li)K ACRES Longbeaoh Diefcrieb, being ±&O Rural Sections 6492, 649 i, 6494 6706, 28536, and 35557, containing Iq &l 135 acres 11 perohes ; situated below Water* fcon For partiottlara apply to j^ T BULLOCK . 6 A CR ES £* ACRES O VERY GOOD LAND. FRONTING Grove Street. Tiawald, originally part of the celebrated Grove Farm Estate; pipes drained and otherwise improved; Liberal terms caa be arranged. T BULLOCK, Agtnt BACHELORS' ESTABLISHMENT! 2 Boods 3-J Perches. mOGETHER with Cottage, Small abed, JL etc,, situated at Treverton, For particulars apply to T; BULLOOK, FOX SALE" " RUILDING SITES. 3 QUARTER Acres all adjoining—Noa 1128, 1129, and 1130, Cameron Street, on the upper side of the railway. There have been numerous eoquidae for eeotions in the vicinity of thoie. j To be sold on very ©any terms of payments. Full particulars on application. , TO. BULLOCK. TRIANGLE BAKESRY, TO LET AW A LOW RENTAL. ipjENTRALLY situated oear the Pout \J Ofioa and Railway Station. Apply to T BULLOCK. FOB SALE "TTALUABLB Buildingr Allotments, aifca- V ated at the corner of Caas and Moore Streets, and being part) of Tows Sections 100 and I*l ____sLs£^°jsk *__. OX) LET AT A LOW RENTAL SHOP and premises at) tha corner of the Triangle, fronting C»sa gtreeb and Wakanui Road, leafilng to the Post Office and Railway Station T BULLOCK ________ _ Nice Building Site, fronting the Wakaenf Roud, just) beyond the corner of the East Kelt, being parta of Lot. 42 and 43, contain ing about 1 Rood 20 Perches. Capital site for a private residence J_w_j_to i a_ BULLOOK fcmoke ficw Y@imi ""



GOOD MEDICINE FOB CHTLDRBS 1 Through the months of June and July our baby was teething and took a running oi! of the bowels aud sickness of the stomach,' Buys OPM Koiliday, of Deming, Ind* 'His bowele would move from five to eight times a day. I had a bottle of Ghambßrl&in'&Coiic, Choiera ami Diarrhoea Remedy m tho honae and gave him four drops m a teaspoonful of water, and he got belter at once.' Sold by AobbUftoß Drag Company Smolse New Yffiia