The Ashburton Guardian.

VY)L xxi. .no.. "SBO'O

AsHBURtON /Saturday, January &, 1901

Price : One Penny

Army Reform.

—». A COMING REVOLUTION, The London Daily Mail on Novem ber 12th printed what it declares to be the main features of the scheme of army reform decided- upon. Tt>e new regime will begin probably parly tbia i year. Its object will be to remedy all tho revealed deficiencies in tho present system, and in future the soldier will Rpend his "whole time in purely 'sol diering ' work. By the system at present in vogue (saya the Mail) Tommy Atkins gets but.the shadow of a miiitary training. Instead of spending his time in acquir ing skill in military arts, Tommy is perforce obliged to fritter the greater part of it away in fatigue?, orderly duties, and other work that is emphati cally not' soldiering,' in the correct sense of the term. All this is to be changed. The day labouring work, hitherto performed by the piivate soldier, it ie proposed to get done by Employing time expired men, who will form a corps somewhat similar to the present barrack wardens' and barrack labourers. The British soldier is to have tea months' thorough military training every year, instead of a mere routine six weeks. This period is to be divided as follows:— Four months are to be devoted to company training under company officers. In these four months the soldier is to be taught how to scout, how to build trenches, bridge stream*, construct redoubts, and to take shelter. We are, in short, to have an army skilled in field engineering, instead of simply one corps of Engineers for the whole of our military forces. From this it does not follow that the Roy*l Engineers wtil be placed oo any differ* ent basis, though the men in the other regiments will be taught much that has in the past been considered Royal Engineers' work only Four months are to be devoted to battalion manoeuvres, during which the men will he exercised iv attacking and defending positions, battalion field firing, and other important work Two months of the year are to be given up to grand mareeavres, carried out under strictly service conditions ; that is, as nearly as possible under the same conditions that would obtain ia actual warfare The remaining two months will be taken up by the furlough period, &c. Under the now system marksmanship is to be made the first consideration. Regiments are not to be sent to the butts to loose rff a certain number of cartridges per man, and then go back to barracks again. Targets are to be stuck up all over big areas to represent ao enemy, and the men are to be taught to fire at these with the intention of hit ting men, to take cover, and deport themselves generally while firing as though the targets were real live ene mies with rides in their bands. < fficere as well as men have got to learn to scout and shoot straight, for fven • second lieutenant will have to gain extra certificate iv musketry before ha gets promotion. This condition is to apply to officers of the Militia, Yeo m*tiry, and Volunteers, sb well ait to those iv tho regulars. The training of the artillery is also to be improved. For the purpose of con ducting grand manoeuvres, musketry, and { artillery practice, &c, the War Office are acquiring control of huge •reisofltnd,



and pluck no soldier in the world ccnld equal the British. The Landdrost further stated that after the battle of Spioa Kop General Jjjubert wrote to Kruger to the fffecfc that the British were too strong for him to cope with. The Bosrs were board to suffer defeat, and if the struggle were persisted in, it would end in ruin. He urged the President to sue for peace, making only one condition, that the Brers should have eelf-governmeot under British suzer ainty. The Landdrost state* that General Joubert drafted this letter containing the peace proposals, and another asking General Bnller for an armistice of fourteen days, in order that a settlement might be arrived at! Kruger, however, merely ignored General Jouberfc's proposal, and wrote urging h'm to rush Ladysmith and hold that entire route before General Bailer renewed his advance. Further* more, the Landdrost says that, when urged to adopt a certain course, General Joubert absolutely declined to play false with the agreement entered into with Sir George White, or to make dishonourable use of the Red Gross - fl*g. He treated the order, which enme direct from Pretoria, to flood the beleaguered town in the same high spirit, &nd undertook to give Sir George White thuty-six hours' notice j before the river was finally blocked. The Landdrost frankly admitted that a conspiracy did exist amongst the Boer leaders to oust the Britnifa from South Africa. He declared thsfe all the engineering work during the war was done by young Boers, "+ho bad been sent to Furope yecrs before to reoeive adequate training, the object being to utilise their services whea hostilities, which the Boers regarded as inevitable, commenced. i :



pennedj & Sinir BEG to Notify the Farmers and Boise Owoers in the Ashbnrton County that they have TAKEN OVBSMReio <fe Gbay's A*hbnrton Branch of. JOBBING & ENGI NEERING, and are prepared to carry on all claases.of work »c übu»l ; a"«d also intend to extend the Business by addfog fIQRSE-SBOEING, COACH BUILDING, & GENBBAL WHEELWRXGHTING Both having been employed by Reid ft Gray for many years, and having large experience as Horse Shoers, Implement Makers, and Coach Builders, all work entrusted to their care will be executed with despatch and at; moderate prices. 10 NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z, LTs f ' t Timaihj y IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE. 530 acres Rangitata, 250 aores Clarctnoct, acres Waitotis, 200 sere; Waibao, 250 aoreß KinpsdowD, 1000 acre? Ola'Oj 500 acres Totara, And others of various si/iec in South Canter' bury Improved Farms for lease, with right of purchase 1170 acres Fairiie, 505 acres Totara, aad 265 aciea Totara A'sn unimproved agricultural and prozinit Trma of various sizes on the Rainoliffo and Levels Estates, ar»d two well improved '"Station profertie* ff 7GCO acres each BAEER BROS., FURNISHING TfNBERTAKBiRS URNISHING iJ NDERTAKERS, DIRECT Importera of Best and Latest Designs in FUNERAL FURNISHINGS 8. FUNERALS conduced with the greatest care and satisfaction* it most reasonable charges. Corner of Wakanul Road and Oass Streets, and Baker and brown's Coach Factory. . 3? H UNDEItt,,. ; » %K3P»ItL T H UNDBILI & 00 fFURNISHING UNBIRTAKERS ITANORED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. PoLshed Coffins a Specialty A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wreaths in Stock. .." -rrr-" Private Address, Peter Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall; also care • Mr T. Andrews, East) Belt). S a H. GRAVES, SBARJEBKOKER AND lINAK<3IAL AGENT, 186 HEREFORD STREET, CHRIST CHURCH & AT GREYMOUTH. 't) ELI ABLE Information on Dredglrg t\i Stocks^ Correspondence Invited. Codes : Bedford McNeill'e^ Morelng and Keal's, A.B.C. Code (fourth Edition. MR F MAKEIG, Aehburton Representative Tblegraphio Addkess : GBAVES Chrfctchnrch. Greymouth~Brownlie, Greymoath /CARPENTERS' Tools at bedrock prices KJ Registrar Grates from 12s 6d» Tiled Registrars and Mantlepieces complete, from 52« Gd. Our prices defy competition.— Habdley Bbos _^ \ A Boer's Cisciosurc3 ~~ —; —«, ; A,n ex Landdrosfe of one of the principal towns the Transvaal, who is now on parole at Durban, says that when hostilities were at their height he interviewed tbe German Attach £ with the Boers. tfhftt officer told him that no Ger man or other European army, after suffering such reverses as those of Ooteaso and Spion Kop, would have again rushed forward. For pertinacity



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SPECIAL SHOW THIS WEI E , ■ . OF GURTAINS, BLOUSE MUSLINS OUBTAIN MUSLINS, DRESS LAWHS, OUETAIN NITS, PIQUES & PIQUJJ.TTIS, CHEAPER- THAN'YOU CAN MAX.6 THEM BOYS 3 DRILL 1-CITS IN ALL SL2E3 & OOLOEB, --Kew Quods ex h.s. Delphic— LINOLEUMS, ALLOVER LAOES, QARPET SQUARES, VAL & TOGHON LAOES, HEALTH HUGS, FA^OY & MARKET BASKETS, LAIUKS AND GENTS UNDERCLOTHING IN FULL RANGES OF ZiTA & VAtilviUS OTHER MAKES, MITCHELL AND TIJKNER Importer o/£sntistic "UoTfcfe- TO FARMiii7 S ABB GASH S< J YE-'!S OF PRIME MI!,LING WHEAT! IN ANY QUANTITY leaa©' tofe© you* ■Samplea'tO the -Mill'" We can" supply Ooriiacfeai: at coat price"' GJU&IIISG DC-KF (»N FAIiRURS iCC(t^T. CANiSmBaRY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0.,) D WOOD, Manager 17th Mar.ib, 1900. WOOL, WOOL, WOOL IAM now making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OF COMMISSION, upon all Wool placed in my hands for Bale, either In Aahbuxton, Ohrlstchurch, Timarn, or for Shipment. This Season's WOOL SALES for Canterbury have been fixed as under, viz '— CHBI6TGHUBGH—January 17, 1901, February 19,1901 TIMABU-^-January 3, 1901, February 7, 1901 1 I shall be represented both at CHRISTOHDReH and TIMARU. WOOLPAOKS AND ALL STATION REQUISITES SUPPLIED AT LOWEST MARKET KATES 2nd Sale—Tioaara, Janaary 3,1901. Wool to be coQsigned N.Z'Lpao and Mercantile Siding, Timaru, account D. Tbomaß 3rd Sal© CHRISTOHUROH—I7th January, 1901. Wool to be con signed—Seed Co.'s Siding, Addington. account D, Thomas DAVID THOMAS, , ASHBURTON. PURE SEEDS, I have lately eiected, regardless of cost, the MOST COMPLETE FEED CLEAN ING PLANT sooth of the line and I now atk Farmers to icspect the same at work. I AM PREPARED TO CLEAN FOR FARMERS AKY DESCRIPTION OF SEEDS OR GRAIN AND WILL GUARANTEE TO GIVE THEM SATISFACTION I can supply best Kyegrass and Cocksfoot kcally grown, also beet Clovere^drosaed by my own Machines, the purity of which must be Been to?be appreciated Aiao—HURST & SOJS'S ENGLISH CLOVERS, TURNIPS, RAPE, tUOERNE, TREFOIL, fte. D. THOMAS ABHBURTON



SHAW, SlVll*L.>fA;M©'; AABIOM COMPANY, LIMITF&IV ; .FOR LONPON. jUjfc "DOTAL MATTU. BTIA ijH™|;ik l *^ 'HIKES, withiopevlof &mSm Vlifiett w Mo t ... !T©oe«lffe «aifl;Tljr- OH^jj; j; , 2. £,;■■;■ ■J : -: , t . » :.. :.,,.,=, :_.£ ■ 1 _..:,.,..l _-l-,..:_.... nmrmtmmimmm'Lmi\ rtmiAiir '' 'Li^iihiiini 4 ' mm. —«- w .p 1 mmmmmmmmm Oolll|9;'':^lt|P|S:idliy' :i Wd-tffeJftii 31 'mm^^'-Si£^^^SSi& , "^ ; IkipWo" I:B^?»wdun-:*;•[ ; ■„■■;■ Jw >f W»i*»i WiStiart " : ' „' ' Jaa lf _^_.z..1,.^--, ■. !.'■■ !"„"• .r ' 'Jg^fSt* ... "W^ JSE'i'LAND !®|!;: ;lf: I, i { : v' '"■ B.H I V PIN B O O.'S 'vV ■ ■■' lins; BOY-Ad 3£Alt JSTSA.MIRS ?*OR LGKPOH, TiaSkfautf- Video, QCeneritfe & Plymenth. "" 'l Probable final Btowsien. "Ben*. Port. Date ffelcoa 4050 — J'»n 12 P»pi«ial 6372 WelilDgtou -fan 31 Wafkatio 4767 — February Bftßflttiln -5537 — Febraary oi»rftfei«: -*8808 • — Febiruftry Wakatana 5715 —' i March Rtmitaka Wk- - -■■ M»ffl^- 28 Waimatf S6lO ' — ' To follow Pftparoa 5 "' 6865 — i» Wafeaiiul 5706 * — ' fPongarrro 7700. — » Bmapiho '8000 1 .— , -1 „ __ VWgiarbhm'ijMr.tiioaUura apply. t«. fCTpi^nTOBR 'BROS . I^p, ÜB^iI6T~STEAMS^riJOMPANYUB^iI6T~STEAMS^riJOMPANY .09.-JSKW ZEALAND. Limitod ' i-'TEAMERS* S*An FBCMLITTILTON ASUNDER: Wst Weefoport aad Greymonth—Weskly Wellinjifcon-— Monday, Tueaday, Thnca day and Bmtnrdaya HOTE—For extra n&ilimga see advertise neat in Ohristchuroh papers Daofldin — Mondays; Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Ssturdaya Nelnan aid Ploton, to Wellington-— Tneaday and Saiiurday Sydney, irk Auckland — Alternate {Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; , aferonoe should therefore 'be made to Ohrle'cohnrch dally papers for dates and hou? of sailing ""For further particulars apply to F FSRRIMAN, Agent, Aphbartiop __ touocoesor to Alfred Harrison.) Established 20 years. AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Liv.e Stock Proelaeo, Fornitare, efcc, EV^RT SATURDAY. ati,l2 o'clock. Closriug Bales of Stock, Household Furni ture, etc., as per arraxrge.mepb in', aoy part; Of the "county. Advances made on all goods placed in my hands foe Sale. Begular ConsSgnmanta of Colonial Grown tsnd Island Fruit sold privately through the week, ftDd at Atiotlon on &&1 VRV&YB. Aoirns: iSTorwicb Onion Firo Inanranco Company ft Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay meats from &2O© per month. HEKR7 STEPHSMSON, AUOTIONEEa A CABB. A Broach Office lias been opened by the nuierelgaed at) Mkssbb Niooll Bbos., Em Btreeb, where they will oarry oa practice as Baraiat«B.»ad Solioitors. MAUDE & HARMAN, Solioltors, Ohrlstrch ob MoDej to Lend ab Loweyfc Currsnb Rates m Fraeitold fjeourity. Wo Froonratlou JDee, MAUDE & HARMAWi Ig4B ' Aehburfcon. KAYE a GARTFR ABB OABS BUYERS, highesb 'carrent! rfttss, all FARM PRODUOB. = Effects- tor Botion'b and Lawson'B Uorlvalled Seeds. Mew Beasom'o Sappllea of RAPE, (TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, ho, &o, just Landed, LARGE SCORES at LYTTELTON. SSEEVBTVp-OIXAJHHSIQt MACHINERY. CORWBAt'KS always oia hand; KAM& & CARTER, ' J,'.':' : ffiffSISTOHURCH. 957 | Manning & Go's NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT, m QUARTS AND PINTS, THlf -BIST IN"THE MARKET- Bftial tothelieadkg'Brands of mumm ales, Agents for Ashbn!?to.tt-*-ME«s&s Shiae BU£ Bros. rr^~ i i iririiiiii(iiniT iiw ii" fllftimiriT"<*^|inißi m ""WuJi.i¥lhimiiminimum,, wwniiuiwm mi ■mj»*Tninwnn- ALL LoAasy'a Preparation —Cinnamon Curs, Koolibajb, Wahoo. aad Beniamiu