The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. im 5364

Ashburton : Wednesday, May 8 1901

Peice ; One Penny



The latest innovation among English Nonconformist s is tha p»ator*l brougham. As a help towards the systematic visita* / tiun of the membaTß of a chapel m the ! soborbs of London, the elders and deacons have placed a carriage at the disposal of their pastor for some honrs every week at his convenience. The arrangement, which is nob coßfely, ia provisg of great ccc. The Blackpool Mutton Cask—An Anglo Colonial paper, commenting on the Black pool mutton case, remarks: "Havrng gained bo much, New Zealand should nse her victory to endeavour to put a fctop to fche practice of filing 'Prime Canterbury' or M •New Zealand' meat) which comes front other countries No doubt the Agent-General is considering how beßt to effact the desired end. and it is not, of course, the easiest thirg m tha world to supervise the, operat ions of butchers. Bab with the decision referred to ready to hand as a Weapon to use against the evil doer, ib is plain shaft the Agent General will not be satisfied till he haß repeated the Blackpool experiment m other parts ol the country, or taken other means of stopping fraudulent ealaa of mea as far as his colony is concerned." ALLAYS THE PAJN Charlotte A Mackay, Qasen street) Master' ton, saya :—' For more than three years I rexoly from sharp pains m my «•• and spine 8 bo that it wu almost impossible for me to obtaininy sleep Seeing Chamberlains P»in Balm advertised I obtained a bottle at Mr Eftton'a ehemitb 1 shop- By following the directions-! had the Pain Balm well rubbed on to the affeoted parts—and almost immediately I experienoed relief After several applications, the pain was so allayed that I was able to obtain my regular *l«ep ana perform my houßahold duties. I consider it a wonderful medicine and think so mudh of ib that I will never D§ without a bottle m my home Chamberlain's Pain Balm v sold .by Ashburisoß Drug Company price It ftd and ds Wade's Worm Figs are most effective and noc unpleasant; childtea ferive after taking them; price, It



marriage ant> hygi|n®. Dr Andrew Wilson m hu..weekly article to the Scotsman &ay«— ', . My readers will remember that laftfe month T alluded to the American pro* posal, made m more than one State, that marriage should only be made legal and possible after a certificate of 4ood health had been obtained by the contracting parties ir I see that m the Colorado House of Representatives this idea has been car ried out into practical form, m so far as that term may be applied to the drafting of a Bill, providing for th» institution of a Hoard of medical pxaroiners who it is intended, shall j certify the fitness (or the reverse) of candidates for holy matrimony It will be iriten-sting to note whether , Colorado will carry out this proposal ,to its logical end. The Bill, I learn, provides for sittings extending to ten days m the month, and the fee to be charged for the certificate is fixed at the fum of fiftepn dollars. How poor people are to be expected to pay three pounds fcr a certificate, I know not, but "possibly there will be a discount to the needy, seeing that it is exactly among the masses that there exists the greater need for certification of health... But I apprehend there will be much skipping over the borders of Colorado State into other free territories if this Bill becomes law. Un'ess Colorado State declares agaiDst the legality of any marriage of its subjects m tha absence of certification, I should think the income of the Medical Board will not be worth speaking about. 3ke TioVbies of a Dressaak r When Mies Annie Potter, of Main- Street, Reefton, told a reporter of some of her most trying experiences; she gave particulars of troubles, which, though not necessarily incidental to , dressmaking, had menaced twenty years of her life. 'I h>ve lived here since my birth,' she said, and am pretty w^ll known ; and, although delicate I was always able to <ret • bout until fix years «gb, when muscular rheumatism attacked me £a the hand and limbs j the pains were sharp and acute, and rcy muscles seemed on fire ; sometimes I could not bear to move them, and was thus almost 'help less. For years I also suffered greatly from headaches, probably due to debility I was under medical care, but did not pain any permanent relief. Two year* ago, I was persuaded to try Dr, William;* pink pilis for pale people. I wss over joyed to find that the first box benefited me ; three and a half boxes cared me. I am froe from rheumatism now, and m I better health that I have been for yearg. 411 my friends remark upon the great improvement m my appearance,' Ariing as they do upon the blood and nerves, enriching one ..and toning ap the other, Dr Williams' pink pills strike at the root and remove the foundation of fcuch diseases as rheumatism, gout, lum bago, sciatica, neuralgia, inflaenaa, bronchitis, consumption, anaemia, debility, ladies' ailment?, loss of .manly strength, etc. They are sold by chem iats and storekeepers, and, by the Dr Williams' Medicine Co, Old Custom Route street, Wellington, three still ings per box, six boxes sixteen and six post free. Look for iull name on m red on the pink tinted outside wrapper Substitutes are useless and often dan; gerous.



A FOKTUNE IN A BOTTLE. «/ HAT Is WEALTH without W HEALTH Heatherlea. Levin, Feb. 20, 1901 ' Dear Sir,—For tho last twelve ironths 1 h-ve been c mpl«?ely rundown Rnfferlng from Nervous Debilry, Fxtrt me Weakness and other ailments fncMf-ntal to ray sex, My condition was such I was quite unable trt'.'get about, or to do anything ab all. When I heard of the great benefit other sufferers had derived from the ofo of PLANTEKOA, I procured . a bottle, wring it as directed, and the result was as gratifying ac it was SBtoni&hirig; 1 becSarae quite wt II again, and able to get about as Dfoal. I have much pleasure m sending you these few liaes ; make what nse y<,u like of them. Yoais truly, (Mbs) J Pow P S—l can also recotr mend PL ANTE KOA asa good medicine fop the Blood and strengthening ihe system.—J R There are hundreds of Ladles m New Zealand mnch tho pame as Mrs Row, really not ill enough to require rest m bed, an." yet co ill that ihey can>carcely."'ciawl about" The nm'edy that will change this sate of affairs is ihe well knowu GRFAT HERBAL REMEDY PLANTi'KOA, PLANT* KO V will not euro every •» ill that flash is hti- to," but we say without hetitau'on that if yoor ccmplaint arises (as most of them do) from a disordered condition of theßlood.that PLANTEKUA WILL CUKE YOU. TRY IT. AH Chemists and Grocers Plantekea ss, Plantetcoa Ointment) 2*, Plantekoa Herb Toilet Soap Is 20,00Q< Persons "ifei Succumbed to Consumption /£s£-, during FOUR MONTHS... "The numbers of those slain m the Transvaal war are small when compared with the numbers of those who, since the war began, have died m Great Britain from consumption. . No less than 20.000 persons have I succumbed to this deadly disease ! during the past four months!" (Extract) CONSUMPTION. - What is it? It tmm^m^mm^mi^m xnoans being con sumed, wasting away—a decay of the vital forces. When coughs or colds attack the system and the ( vital forces begin to fail, there comes a wasting, or consumption, and this, if not cheeked, ends m death. But coughs and colds can be checked. The ravages of consumption can be arrested, and the patient restored to full health Lane's «a*B«.- CREASOTED EMULSION of Pure Cod Liver Oil, Lime, and Soda, cures coughs and colds—the parents of consumption—and its tonio properties give roKst've power and strength to the whole system. Ifc is a standard remedy endorsed by the medical profession, and pres»;ril>od by me'Vieal men. All eh, iixii?.';sai:cl stores sell Lane's Creasoted Emulsion PS? MS??: g -. MRS ALCOBN ia. now ehowiug new ; Winter Goods, new Jackets for Ladies and Children, new Mantles, new Waterproofs, new Drese Goods, &c« Special —Ntw Millinery, .latest style?, Pans Models Felt, Velvet ar d , Straw Hats, Ribbons, Feathers, Quilts; Flowers, Ac, Gloves,, Furs and Umbrellas . KAYE & GARTFR i ARE CASH BUYERS, highest current j rateß, all ' FARM PRODUOB. Agents ior So'XTON's and LAVCBON* Unrivalled Seeds. New Season's Supplies of RAPE, TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS. & &o, JUST LANDED, LARGE STORES at LYITELTO EXTENSIVE CLEANIN& MAOHINERy. CORNBAUKS always on hand KAYE & CARTER, OBRISTCHUROH ■I II : ; " ——« WANTED— For promoting an abundant and luxurious growth of h»ir there is nothiDg to equal Hbsndy's Egg Julep ; it arrests all dandruff, and leaves the hair i beautifully glossy. Bottles Is ; on sale at H E Bonkikoton's, Chtmiat. O8 j WAITED — Everyone to Try the j Rapid Shirt Glosr ; the bear and ; the cheape&tjinen_gU^jnj^marJ«Jt__ v ~ TO LET AT A LOW RENTAL SHOP and pretniaes at tha oorner of the Iriangle, fronting Oaas Street and Wakanui Road, leading to the Post Office aß d Railway Station^ T BULLQC]^ /^IOTTAOE of four i oom and Scullery, Kj centrally sitttak In Wills Street West, near Railway Stado£,and frouting Dom"°- BULLOCK ■ ■ ■ Agent



|^J_tirgiTT^TsT<r'r'«'}''»'j o i c"i""«"i nr|7>Tiy]j»^ ~ "IM PEY'S The New Ye&etable Medicine is an extra. I ? ordinary success. In Liver, Kidney and - « juny , Stomach Complaints, people experience f - *Vl" ' •' 'ii promptreliefor complete ciirft. Moreover, © - •mr»»*i« w**t» they help to sell it, for they write letters « /trPLE, of grateful acknowledgment so that othwra ! - ' ■" may benefit • f-pHOSE who report on "Impey's May Apple" are indis- • ® I putably honest m their opinions, are not afraid to sign a M. their names, and from their position m the community are * .:_ absolutely independent, and are not disposed to indiscriminately * • eulogise every new medicine they try. Here are two brief rri' '■ extracts si- ■■■■■■ ■■ - _.._ y •.-» L.l ■ ;f jAfter using'Jrapay 1* MAY APPLE' for nearly two years, It affords me ; Z ' Uj "gr«at pleasure to testify to Its great value. For Flatulency and Indigestion, O it is a specific, and for Constipation I cannot speak too highly of it I 7 ?.! '; " would not be without a bottle m the house for any consideration. Mease '__ "send sis more bottles.—GEO. CHURCHES, Farmer." " ■" ~ je '.. - . • * * * * " • i— "J have suffered from Dysptpsia for nine years, and have been treated by « Ui "iwili English and American doctors without result. I have also tried — "i;i:)f,t patent medicines, but got no relief till I was induced to test 'MAY * "APfLE. 1 Even the first bottle had a good effect! lam so convinced of / . "" 'Golden SSv^ "" Oa vo^- j. CHSMSSTS AT4D STORES. -<ty 2/- p



NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE OuMPANY ESTABLISHED ... ... 1859 CAPITAL—ONE MILLION HRHB Premier and Wealthiest) Colon! V, Company, Noted for Promptness end Liberality Paid-up Capital and Besenree, £400,000 Fire and Marine Risks,' Also,~ Risks on Growing Crops, Threshing Machines, etc, accepted fat lowest current rates NICOLITbRQP., Agents NTCOLL BEOS. HFNIOOI.I,. BFNiooi.l, L A Niooii, Merchants & General Agents, BUYERS OF FAT SHEEP & LAMBS. 4GENTS P O R— Christohuroh Meat Coi, Ltd Islington Fertilisers Little's Sheep Dip Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Oorpor»■■ tioa, LtJf New Zealand Insurance Company GKAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COM MISSION We shall be pleased to receive samples rom farmers who have parcels fou disposal. Station Books Kept and Audited. We have received sums of Treat MonieJ. ranging from £100 to £10,000, to lend on Freehold Securities at i 9£ and tt per cent* F R tfl T. We reoeive regular Consignments from Auckland, Fydney, and the Islands ,and have m stock Apples, Pear*, and Frail) m «e«eon all the yeas round* 8 E EDS. : We stock Clovers, Rypgrafß, Kape, and Turnip Seed of reliable quality FTIHE OHBISTUHUROiT MEAT 00, J Limited. ! ISLINGTON MANURES | Especially prepared for WBEAT, TOBNIP^ BAPB and any rther crop, and to suit BBy desci iption of soil. Greatly inert BBfd production whereve* nsed, Satiafaction given everywhere. NiMix Ebos. Etore five varietifß of th celth/ated fertiliser. Price on application Allowance made for quantifies. Letters will receive prompt attention. NICOLL BROB, Fistrfct Agentp. UFWfItYN OWEN. M.C.O M.. CERTIFICATED TEACHER, Local Representative of the London College of Music and of the Musical International Coliece, XT7 ILL Kdi nine Music Lessons (practical Vf and theoretical) on FEBRUARY 4, ! Students prepared lor any examination held m the Colony. ■ Candidates presented, 107 average mark ' btained 95 per cent. ] KIGHOUS & PICKFCBD TTTAVE Just Landed; ex 8.8. Waimate their firat shipment o SUMMER GOODS, IFOIiUDING Ladiea' Croquet and Tennis Shoes. Gentlemen's Tennis, Bowling, and Cricketing SHOES & BOOTS, In Canvas, Parrakiatta, Glace Kid Back Skin, end Russian Calf. The Best Assortment ever Shown m > AehbnrtoD. lnßpoobion Tnvitedi HIOHOIAS & PICKFQRD, EAST STREET. FOR HOUSE T)AINTING, OUBB JLAINTING, QIGN WRITING, TPTO, OIGNWRITING, UITO, TRY «T Ta. HIGtC^H, Tanobbo Steeei. JAMES BAKER. Furnishing Wabbhouse, {Havelock Street; TTE guarantees to sell ab Ohristchuro<? prices for Gash or Time Payments. 1 I FOR Sale, cheap, for Cash—Several nun dred pairs of Boats and Shoes. Apply Mellob's Seaiacdia Boot j



I ; ! J. BALLANTYNE & CO. XT'AYE'ft most complete Factory devoted entirely to the'manofacture of th best class of MACINTOSHES FOR LADIES & GENTLEMKN. By importing only THE BIST MATERIALS and employing THE BKST WORKMANNHIP, J, BALLANTYNE & COMPANY Confidently claim for thdr Macintoshes EQUAL MERIT AT LESS COST With any no^de by ihe best Macintosh Manufacturers id England. JCnb] m the Pound Discount for Cash. DUNSTABLE HOUSE, CASHIL STREET, ( HRISTC HrBCH. i I . . ■ I" ■ tm MM* <mmmam mmommhh Mmm—mmmmm**mmmm*mi^mmmm* WILLIAM PATCHING-. EAST & BUBKEn STREETS, ABHBUETON TABPAULINB } GREEN STACK, & I) KAY fOVEWS. STACK COVEBP, |«tll xpd at 37s 6d. DAVID THOMAS, AUCTIONEER, LAND, INSURANCE & ESTATE AGENT VALUATOR, WOOL & GRAIN BROKER, ASHBURTON I Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Live Stock—Tinwald and Ashburton'alternately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skins, Fats, Hides, etc, on Mondays Sales of Wool Throughout the Season Grain Bought and Sold on Goto mission Clearing Sales as per arrangements Arcade Horse and Fnraiture Sale held on Saturdays Horse Fairs Held^Monthly I AGENT FOR Matson and 00, Ohrietchurch Booth, McDonald and Co, Christchurch White's Sheep Dip Walter A Wood Oo Bowring Bros' Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition Wright, Stephenaon and 00, Dunedin Belfast; Manures Vacnnm Oil Company's AgricalturarCiJa Planet* Jr, 1 Garden and Field Tools LAND FOR SALE I have For Sale the following Blocks ofJpLand, m tussock 8 m the Hinds District: 2000 Acres Plains Land m tnssock 1500 „ 1900 „ „ if 6CO „ Eeclaimed Swamp Land Also First Class Farmß m Blocks of 1.00 Acres and upwards to 0600 acres] Several Farmp, various sizep, thoroughly improved, for sale; well worth the money D. THOMAS, | &j3HBURl fott i i I



BFLFAST AND FAIRPIELI' : FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TpOB ffURNXP, RAPE WHEAT, ■ AND ANY OTHER (CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can bo mad 3 for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. MANURE CAN. BE SUPPLIED IN 1 Gwt. or g C*t. SiCKS} Orders received by fTKIESIDiwiJNfOJBO. BROS., Llmttea., DAVID THOJMLA.S, OR TM.H, JM.X. FABMEBM CO-01-'.lUEfcA.'l'l'V'E: & SSOCIATIOW 'OF <OAJ>J rriGIE«"B!LJI*.Y, Untlted., GANTESBUBY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PBOPUCE EXPOBT COMPANY, LIMITED. 380 f. WAYMOOF Secretary. COMBINED LIFE AND AOCIDF NT TABLES THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUBTKAT.,ASTA OFFERS IN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE TWENTIETH IOENTDRS SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY NEW. Ordinary Life Policies do not cover Accidents udlpss they result in[Leath Ordinary Accident Policies do not cover Death unless caused by Accident*"' THE COMBINED LIFE AND ACOIDIiINT POLICIES Cover both, and at Specially Low Rates. THEY ARE ISSUED IN THE THREE FOLLOWING FORMS :— TABLE AC—ASSURANCE PAYABLE Combined m each case with Compensation AT DEATH— for— Premiums payable duriDg Life of the Assured. PERMANENT TOTAL DISABLE. TABLE CC. — ASSURANCE PAYABLE MBNT AT DEATH- PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABLE Premiums payable during specified ME NT, or term of years. TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABLE TABLE EC. — ENDOWMENT ASSUR- # MKNT, ANOli'— if rem'tii g from Accidenti duriDg currency Payable at md of term of years, or of the Policy, aud while Premiums are being provious <?patht psvid thereon. For Tables of Bates and full rnrticulartt t»rj'ly a' any Office of the Association, or to HUGO FRIKDLANDIR, District Agent. JOHN TOTTY, Representative for New Business, Ashburton. Branch Office r 160 Hereford Street, Chrietchnrcb. 2 177 ■^y b are c A:■."; M BUYERS op PRIME MILLING WHEAT TUESDAYS & SATOBDAYS—F'ampIes received at Stores, West Street. Other days—Samples received at the Mill. • COBJM SACKS SUPPLIED. OBIbTIFG DONE ON FA P MIES' ACCOUNT. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0.,) D. WOOD,;M»nager T. H. UMDRILL & CO., OABINETMAEEBS & UPHOLSTERERS, . FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL HINDS UABR ON THE PREMISES. WE ARE STILL MAKING oar Famous Drawing Room Suites m Plash and Tapestry, which beat Chiistchurch for price and quality. Call and see them. j JUST LANDED— &. large assortment of Austrian, American, and Canadian Chairs These Goods were bought before the recent rise m prices, which enables us to sell at lowest prices, Bedsteads and Toilet Ware—Largest stock m town ; afc ail prices. lINGLETJMB, T[> UGS, SAILCLOTHS, >i IN OLEUMS, iiUGS, VJILOLOTHS, In New and Chaste Designs ; at all prices. DOOR MATS—AII sorts, all sizes. We manufacture all our own Gooda on the premises, of the best material and workmanship, so bay from us and encourage Local Industry ; besides, you may go farther and fare worse than at T. H. UNDRILL & CO.'S. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS. PICTURE FRAMERS, ANL> UNDERTAKERS, TANORED STREET, Next to the Building Society's Cfii;ce, and-oppoßite Arcade.) i WA L L F^ A~P E R S.~~ T^ y E HAVE TO HAND per the last Homt boat—29 Bales of the very atest ARTISTIC PAPERHANGINGS, the Colourings and Designs of which are decided works of art. Included m the shipment are Beautiful Friezes and Borders to match the Papers. I hold the largest slock of WALL PAPERS m South Oanterbnry Clients can therefore rely upon having a large variety of each respective sort to choose from. J^ mr /N -^ HOUSE DLJuttiTOR AMD SIGN-! 11/ II yO\| WRITER, VV I I ill* Ml Opposite Maii Otfioe, § H X AJKJ V' JIH Burnetc Street. Box 16. {Telephone



">:'lW ZEALAND LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR LONTtOH, via Menta Fifiee, Teneriffa 4 Plymsnth, T Probable final Steamer*. T©na. Port. Date. Wakanot 5706 Wellington April 27 Waimate 5610  W»y 15 Tongariro* 7765 Lyfctelton May 16 Paoaroa '563 Wellington May 23 Rakaia 5623 — To follow Papauai 6372 —  Tekoa 4050 — „ Waikafo 4767 — *Twln Screws. Wor farther partleralara apply to ?RIIDLANBER BROS., Lin, SHAW, BAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED, ' FOR LONDON, AA "ROYAL MAIL BTIA v LX MBRS, with superior of paHeens'era, c»!??ng at omte Vtdao or Rio, Teuerfffe *nd Ply. outb. Vessel Ton Oonunasderj From DateT Gofcb^Q 7730Kldley IWel'b'n Jane 20 CARGO STBAMERST Maori 5317Moffab JvVel'g'n May 9 Mamari !3583jB*tika Lvttl'a May 4 Tokomarn '62381Mflxwpll vVt>Hg'n June 6 For farther particulars, apply * . _ _ ___ NIOOLL^BROS. UNION IWBAMSHIP~OOMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Limttbd t-TEAMERi-' PAII FBCM.LITTELTON ASDKOER: Vet Wesfcport and Qreymonth—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailings sea advertise monb m Chrjetchurch papera Danedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pioton, via Wellington- Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays The above are rabjecfc to alteration ; pference shomM therefore be made to Ohrtatohcrch dally papers fo? dates ana hoar of Balling For farther particulars apply to F FRRRIMAN, Agent, Ashburton "henry stefhenson'"" (etnecesaor to Alfred Harrisoa.) Established 20 years. AUCTIONEBR, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUES WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'eJoek, Clearing Sales ol Stock, Household Furni ture, etc., as per arrangement m any parb of the county. Advances made on all goods placed m my nands for Sale. Regular Consignments of Colcmi&J Grown dad Island Fruit Bold privately through the week, and at Auction en 6A3 URDAYS. Ageitt : Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company k Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PJANOS and ORGANS on time pay ments from JSOs per month, HENBY BTEPHENSON, AUCTIONEER. SPORT, SPOBT. PPORT GFNB. GUNS. GUNS. HARDLFy BROS-j BAST STREET, HAVE TO HAND, direob from the Manufacturers, a large Consignment of the Famouß I NEW RIVAL CARTRIDGES. Large aupplies also arriving of Eley'e Amberite, Blue Shutza, Kynock's Nobela, eto. Special clearance of Wire Cartridges, owing to being overstocked. G U N P, GUNS. For Firat-class Guns, at a low price, give as a trial j our prices defy competition. GUNS of all makes REPAIRED and put Iq §reb>claae order by a Practical Gunsmith Address-- S. • Bu GRAVES, SHAEEBROKETR AND FINANCIAL AGENT, 185 HEREFORD STREET, CHRIST OHUROH & AT GREYMOUTH. "OELIA^LE Information on Dredglo JLlu Stocks. Correspondence Invited. Codes : Bedford McNeill's, Morelng and Weal's, A.8.0. Co ;(fourtb Edition. i>lß F MAKEIC, Ashburton Representative Tbiegkaphio Address: GRAVES Ohristchurch. Greymoath— Br wnlie, Greymouth NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGEWOY CO. OF N.Z, LTD. TIMARU IMPROVED FARMS FOR SAIE, 530 acres Rangitata, 250 acres Claremont 250 aci'M Waitotis, 200 acre^i Waihao, 260 aoren Kingsdown, 1000 aoref Ota'o, 600 aoreti Totara, And others of various Bizer m Sot th Oanter bury Improved Farmß for lease, with right o purchase 1170 ©ores Fairlie, 505 acres Totara, and 266 acres Totara Also unimproved agricultural and grazing Trails of varioaa sizes on the Eaincliffe and Levels Estates, ard two well improve Sfcsfcian properties of 7000 acres each.