The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no, 5332

AsHBUBTON ; Monday, february 11, 1901

Price ; One Penny

AN IMPORTANT LETTER FROM A WELL KNOWN SALVATION ARMY OFFICER.

Salvation Army Officers' Quarters, Jessia Street, Wellington, 15th January, J9OO To Proprietors, " Plantekoa•" Eemedies. Dear Sirs,—l would like to inform you thai; when I arrived m Wellington, a little over twelve months ago, I was terribly run down m health. For two or three weeks I was unable to take any active part In any meetings, I was com pletely worn out, and always had thst tired. languid feeling we hear so much about, and neither sleep nor food seemed Ito refresh me, or do me any good. Someone advised me to bry " PLAKTE KOA," which I did, and after I had taken HAM' THE CONTENTS OP THE BOTTLE I felt much betcsr, and I am delighted to tell you thafc from that date till the time of writing this note (over twelve months) I have enjoyed the best of health, and my work is a pleasure. If these few lines are of service to you, make nse of them. Yours sincerely,^ Mrs Gaptais Lock, The testimonial cf Mrs Lock should be of interest to A&hbnrton residents, she having spent some considerable time m this district. "Before faking * Plaotekaa Mrs Lock had tried almost every remedy friends could suggest. The shelves m the scullery of he? house were full of bottles, boxes, and tins, she remarki&g 'It's like a chemist's shop.' However, In 4 PLANTHiKOA s she found a Sovereign Remedy, and strongly recommends others to try the same.

Dr Parker as Editor.

The Yorkshire Post aaysr—Dr Park er's second day's essay m conducting the London evening paper which has been placed at his disposal will, we should say, exhaust whatever interest; remains m it. The chief part of yes terday's issue was devoted to verbatim reports of tha meeting of two or three epf culative financial trusts, including the London and Globe, to which over two and a half columns of news space is assigned. The general news of the day ia compressed into four or five columns. For the rest the reader ia furnished with two or three rather doll special articles and a series of editorial notes, pompous m tone, amateurish m style, and trivial m subject, m th§ course of which Dr Parker incidentally expresses the conviction that *'the most hard-worked creature m existence lives m a perpetual bank holiday compared with the editors of daily newspapers." When we have added that he continues to devote the late news space to den» unciations of racing and bettiog, and to recommend various speculative invest mente on the Stock Exchange (includ ing American Rails), we have given a fair idea of Dr Parker's model method of conducting an evening newspaper,

Poultry Notes.

Indian game are grand table fowls. Oats are a most useful food for lay ing hens. Hamburgs are most wonderful layers though the eggs are small, Keep air slacked lime and carbolic acid scattered about profusely, espe cially daring warm weather, and disease will soon depart. 3 his mast be done frequently all the year round, as perseverance and constant attention are the only way to success. To secure a dustbox get a box hold ing six to eight quarts, fill with nice dust from the roadway or garden, mix with it t*n ounce of sulphur, and place it near the nest boxes. Mrs F H Kiaer says her ducklings at the age just before the feathers start draw their heSids back, tip over, acd die. We think that the trouble with the ducklings is too highly con centrated feed during confinement m inclement weather. Feed out three times a day and sparingly at that when confined. Feed principally on bran with grifc mixed into it, animal and vegetable foodi For summer runs, dry land is best, because it can be kept m more health ful condition, bat where there is plenty of room quite moist soil is all righfc. Some of the largest poultry farms are on strong, moist, clay land, where the water stands m pools after a rain. Yet the fowls, having a natural range, are m perfect health and enjoy an abun dant pasturage, which is a greafe advantage, Young chicks appreciate a bit of shade during midday and should not be forced to find it m the coop, which too often is almost airtight. Out a hoop m two equal pieces and to each tack either end of three pieces of lath or other light wood. Over this frame work stretch cotton cloth or bagging and tack firmly ia place, The open ends admit a free current of air, while the cover keeps of? direct sun rays,' If hens a«-e properly cared for they will lay nearly the whole year, except ing m moulting time, I know of a flock, says Mrs John Wright, of 200 that have been more than paying for their feed,, and give their owner over 100 eggs ppr day. Their rations have been wheat screenings, oats, warm mash, beets to pick at, and all the crushed oyster shells that they will eat. On cold days they are not let out of the coop, and are given plenty of warm water*



Pander & Sons' Eucalypti Extkact-» Under the distinguished patronage of Hit Majesty the King of Italy, awarded Diploma at the International Exhibition, Amsterdam, Acknowledged by Medical Clinics aad Uni versities all over the globe. That the crude, resiuoua oils, which are now foisted upon the public andpr the name of Eucalypi Extraots, may not be mistaken for Sander & Sons' Pure Volatile Eucalypti Extract, we state :~lt iB proved by tests made by tha Medical Clinics of the Universities ab Bonn and Griefswald (Prussia), that only products that are saturated with oxygen and freed o acids, resinous ami other substances adherent to primary distillation, will develop the curative properties possessed by the plant. To avoid the appalling consequences result ing from the application of substitutes, etc., m croup, bronchitis, diphtheria,dyßentery, internal inflammation, etc., insist ?n getting Sander and Tons' Pcbi Yowi Ecoa lvpw Fxtbact, and be safe LOABBY'S Stands unrivalled for ladigea- WAHOO tion and Liver Complaints, It) is purely herbal, and cannot injure the most delicate constitution. Its effect is almost instantaneous ; p single doss usually relieves, whilst one bottle is gener ally enough to cure. LOASBY'S WAHOO does nob require a dozen bottles to be taken before you caa judge its valae. No other Medicine adver tised aska you, as we do, to buy only one bottle; take it regularly according to directions, amd then give the verdict. Hundreds of ITestimonials m our possession prove that many confirmed dyspeptics, aftec every known remedy bad failed, have been completely cured by the aid of only one bottle of Loasby's Wahoo. r Loasby'a Wahoo—Price 2s 6d, everywhere Sole manufacturers and proprietors— LOASBY'S WAHOO MANUFACTUR INGS CO., Ltd, Danedin. Wholesale Agents — Kempthorne, Prosset & Co, N Z Drug OO| Ltd



From Chemists and Grocers everywhere. Correspondence Invited. PLANTEKOA PROPRIETARY, Wellington. 0i d Ham es Machine Belting, Etc* SET with a Hammer. From all Iron mongers and Storekeepers. BIFURCATED RIVET CO., Ltd., London, England. Full particulars from Harrison & Webb, ttokland. (Cab this out and show your oamenarer.) O@iighing Yet? It is unwisa to let a Cough Lw% run on. Frequent coughing Vg j increases the irritation m thewS bronchial tubes, and is the <rj| j forerunner to serious lung disease-CONSUMPTION. Cteasoted Positively cures Coughs of any kind. Not by drying up the Cough, but by cutting the phlegm and healing the irritated passages. LANE'S EMULSION is so perfectly blended that it is pleasant to the taste, and so easy to digest that young babies and most deiicafco invalids take it regularly. Physicians Recommend It. c Vow Chemist op Store will supply you* , , PRICE 25.. . ». McBtK.II>K 9 Monumental Soalptor, 60 Stafford Bt, Tiosaru t A LWAYS m Stock—A firs XjL class eeleoblon of Marble and Granite Monuments, Designß and Estimates for warded on application. Letter Gutting ia any style WANTED Known—Tha* 1 what we do we try to do well. Bear this m mind, Gentlemen, when ordering your Summer Outfit j and, Ladies, remember it before fitting ap your Boys for the holiday'— Mib tel and (Burner



<«f'«|ppY'Ch The New Vegetable Medicine is an extra. « • *i g *«« *J . ordinary success. In Liver, Kidney, and ~ • ii-iiv 1 Stomach Complaints, people experience - Mi&y « y_ prompt relief or complete cure. Moreover, • • ' I they help to sell it, for they write letters # - HP PL, I**'* of grateful acknowledgment so that oth«rs _ M ii *.M may benefit...... . • • npHOSE who report on "Impey'a May Apple" are indis- • • I putably honest m their opinions, are not afraid to sign - - 1 their names, and from their position m the community are • absolutely independent, and are not disposed to indiscriminately • m eulogise every new medicine they try. Here are two brief - *~ extracts:— - • " After using' Impey's MAY APPLE' for nearly two years, It affords jne « "" "great pleasure to testify to Us great value. For Flatulency and Indigestion, „ • "it is a specific, and for Constipation I cannot speak too highly of it. I q ~~ " would not be without a bottle In the house for any consideration. Please _ • "send six more bottles.—GEO. CHURCHES, Farmer." » W w W W » «„_ _ "I have tuffered from Dyspepsia for nine years, and have been treated by • • " both English and American doctors without result. I have also tried — L "most patent medicines, but got no relief 11111 Was induced to test 'MAY \« » " APPLE. 1 Even the first bottle had a good effect! lam so convinced 6f A _ " its real value that I shall take six bottles with me on my voyage.— • p "G. M. BALFOUR (Master' Golden Gate')." - ■^j ■2/--'; -^ CHEMISTB' AND STORES. ■*&> 21- * • aTTrST^r«TTnriTTTr» I* I • v*i ••T5Ta •f»"f<tT*T c L|"a JITTST «



..,..,_ -— - ————— !—-—-—■—j— Smoke the Best dunlop-s There Is no reason why |||r| |ji|j v& <&Ufo W/^k^k W you shouldn't—kdoesn't H IWWkW^M^^M  : cost any more. • » «*■'*»■** Sk^r t^Jgr J<i' y Ask your Tobacconist. IS quite tl)e Best. 9 - - || ', I i ' . ■■ I ' I mil



NICOLL BEOS. Niooll, E F Nicou* L A Niooll. Merchants & General Agents, BUYEBS OF FAT SHEEP & LAMBS. | AGENTS PO R— Chriatchuroh Meat Oc:, Ltd Islington Fertilisers : Littie's Sheep Dip Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Corpora tioa, Ltd} United Insurance Co., Ltd* (Fire and Marine.) GRAINIBOOGHT AND SOLD ON COM MISSION We shall be pleased to receive B&mpleB rom farmers who have parcels fo* disposal. Station Books Kept and Audited, We have received sums of Traat MonUj. rangiog from £100 to £1000, to lend od Freehold Securities at fl£ and 6 per cent* F R U"l T. We receive regular Consignmenta from Auckland, Sydney, and the Islands ,and have m stock Apples, Peare. and Fruit m mson aU the year round* SE EDS. We stock Clovers, Byegrasß, Bapo, and nroip Seed of reliable quality. mHB OHKISTUHUROa MEAT CO, J Limited, ISLW NEES Especially prepared for WHEAT, TOBNIP^ EAPE and any other crop, and to suit any description of soil. Greatly reased production wherever aged. Satin otion given everywhere* Nioix.li Bros. Btorefive varieties of th oelet ;*ted fertiliaer. Price on application Allowance made for quantities. Letters will receive prompt attention. NICOLL BROS, District Agents. S. H, GKAVES, SHABEBKOKBR AND FINANCIAL AGEOT, 185 HEREFORD STREET, CHRIST OHUROH & AT GREYMOUTH.; RELIABLE Information on Dredglcg Stocks. Correspondence Invited. Codes : Bedford McNeiil'e, Moreing and Meal's, A.B.C. Code (fourth Edition. MB F MAKEIG, Aehhurtoo Representative Tblegbaphio Addebss: GRAVES Chrletcharch. Greymoath--Brownlie, Greymoßth THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS " «• The Bamhler? HAVING sold ont of my old stock of these superior Bicycles, I have use opened ap a fresh ootseignment of the LATEST PATTERN " RAMBLER" SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ROAD RACERS, & ROADSTERS n all ekes and all fitted with tbe eve* lasting Q SrJ detachable Tyre. " THE xLaLJMDBJUfCXt,' OALU AJND INSPEOI THE STOCK. Price Easy. Riding Easy. Maohiuea the Strongest) on Earth. ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. OTHER MARES FITTED WITH G & J TYRES. D. THOMAS. ALL Loasby's reparation —Cinnamon Cure, Koolibah, Wahoo, and Benjamin Gttm—»b J(D Goooh, Storekeeper! Smoke New Verms



3O 000 J UIOR o^-——^}^^ Cooking: Ranges P -r*"*~£ : la Uie !u the Ooloßy I '' ""^ br ss¥!^~lP i r- :^-Js^' Hr- 'I'hei 1 barn Llgafits, Tro« Oo»l. ©r Wood up ■ fr * -tJ <ff to 2fb 6ln L S£Jl—"^ *3=^ g NO SETTING REQUIRED. IS "'HBXHii H "'oN-^n-v t With Stove Pipe oao be worked oat mt> I |PT«r^? U -v®^—•»<^ j ' open. Splendid Brskd B»ker*' I iFSyiii L WJtk oa«b Iron or copper* bollan. Th* I |MnR?J oepfW bollerg are Urge and tin lined Itttidc* J. I^^^Stti t^»«»as»rajjp* '\* Repair* are a MtDfmam, '^* fv^® ™P '^^^^^^S^ M»d» m nil Biaen, aingle or double ovens* . ; . '" '' ''^ irZ^.?!'T£r'*~~~™*'"T~'"^2 i liigh or lowpree«ure boll«r : l|||i.fi i "I i.-i-.— -• g^ fl Ir»nmgßrg, from whom Gat* lognes o»n be obhaed, or from th« maker, H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. BOTJTHEHD FOUNDBY, ParsoKs Stbkbt, DUNIDIN The Equitable Life Amtanee Society, of U.B Head Office for N«w £aaland—Welliagton. DIRECTORS, with poww t» M Policies and pay claim*: I Ht> Bill, Esq. ChAirm»n> i Percy id Thomson, Inipeotor of Agencies. j Ambbt Mariik, Ebq, MD. I E frkvob Gould, Re«ideßb Seofetary* STBONGBST LIFE ASSUKANCE SOCIETY IST THE WOBtD TtSANCtIAK B&S1TION. Awuranco m foroe ... , M £219,670,050 [ Sbrplue over iiabiliMee ... £12,711,971 AceniiiKUted fnnd».« .„ fc08,573,185 J 4on;:»l income .„ .- £11.286,14 A Mutual Offiot. All sarplut ixiftngß to the policy holder*. < Send fortfpsrticuUra of the Gn»raat««d Oath Value Policy. NIGOLB BROS ! Agwti, Ashbnrton. 12 47 J. SEALY & CO., THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED SEED FIRM IN ASHBURTON JQ O A ARE itlil to tbe front, and are prepared to anpply their many •O« C& KjOm P*troßß with reliable SKEDS, of every deiorlptlon.'.THAT WILL GROW; at lowest market rates. SEEDS FOR THB tfARM, j VEGETABLE SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, k GARDEN REQUISITES of every dflscriptioo, Direct from the Ghowkbs and Manpkactcbkbs. Oar Stocks of KEW SEASON'S SEEPS are from tbe Celebrated Firms,"James Caswsr & Co, London, and Pcxes Lawson & Son, Edinburgh, and they are of.the best quality obtainable. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. LAEGE STOCKS of all Sca*onikble FRUITS always on baud,: GBEAT J ÜBILEE "S A L E OF High - Class Drapery Clothing, & Boots COMMENCING SATURDAY, JANUARY 19. (FOR ONJBS MONTH.) IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN EVERY —-DEPARTMENT. ANDREW QRR. WILLIAM PATCHING, EAST & BtJRNITT STREETS, ABHBURTON, SADDLEK & HABNESS MAKER.f TIT V OOtfPETBtfT STAFF cow inclades FIRST CLASS COLLAR AND, SADDLE J MAKERS. Fife and Workmanship Guaranteed. Repairs [Executed Promptly and at Moderate Rites "BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT," PURVEYORS OF (EHE CELEBRATED HONDAI-LANKA CEYLJON PACKED AND SEALED T E A||l TO|the Eliti and alia to the • Plain Fieple f —None too high or too low£toj>ppreoUte its anblecded goodnesß. ' BLENDED TEA. DRINKERS TEY UNBLENDED HONDAI-LAFKA MAHARAJAH No. "I nST AkAKD^PABIi^IXHIBItION/



SPKCIAL SHOW THIS WE X OF OUETAINS, BLOUSE MUSLINS OFBTAIN MUSLINS, DRESS LAWNS, . OUBTAIF NITS, PIQUBS & FIQUBTTBS, CHEAPER THAN." YOU .OAN-MAKEtHeME BOTB'g" DRILL BtITS IN All* SIZES & GOIiOBB ■' "--—New Goods ex p.s. JDelpMa— ■.: .•» ' LINOLEUMS, AXLOVBR LAOES, OAEPIT SQUABBS, YAt[k TOOHOITL&pfcS* BEARTH BUGS, f AKOY & MARIET^AKKjBTS,, . LADIES AND' GENT'S UNDIEOLOTBIFG IN- VULh EANGES., Of. [Z&TA & VApiOUS OTHER MAKES. MITCHSCLL AND IIIRNRR NOTICE TO FAKMERS. ABE GASi H BUYERS o F PRIME MILMNG WHEAT IN. AKI QUANTITY Please take your Samples to the Mill We can supply Oorngacks at cost; price, GJUSTIKG DOPE ON FiPMIBS ACCtVXT. CAN rfERBUEY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0.,) |D, WOOD, Manager 17th Maiub, 1900. WOOL. WOOL. WOO], "I AM now making LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES, FREE OP'COMMISSION, I. upon all Wool placed mmy hands for Bale, either In Aehburton, Christehnrch, Timara, or for Shipment. This Seaso»'s WOOL SALES for Canterbury have been fixed as under, viz r — CHRISTCHURCH—Febnuuy 19,1901 TlMAßU—February'' 7. 1901 I shall be represented both afc CeRISTCHDRCH and TIMARU. WOOLPACKS AND ALL STATION REQUISITES SUPPLIED AT LOWEST ' MARKET RATES 3rd fab—TIMARU 7th February. 1901 Wool to be consigned—N Z Loan & Mercantile Siding, Timara, acconnfc D THOMAS 4fch Sale CHRISTOHUROH—I9Ib Febraary, 1901, Wool to be con aigned—Seed Co.'s Siding, Addington, account D. Thonaas DAVID THOMAS, ASHBURTON, PURE SEEDS, I have lately etectfld, regardless of cost, the MOST COMPLETE fFBED CLEAN ING PLAET south of the line and 1 now ask Farmers to inspect 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 Ryegrsss and Cocksfoot locally grown, also best Olovera, drtjseed by my own Machineß, the parity of which mast be seen to?be appreciated Alao-HURST & SON'S ENGLISH CLOVERS, TUBNIPS, RAPE, LUCERNE, TREFOIL, <fee. D. THOMAS ASHBURTON W"^TnTEd"' KNOWN™T Ih"ftt"jr ilM lo lisoN "' " "' has received a krge stock of fashion /CARPENTERS Tools »t> bedrook pricw, able Bummer Boots and Shoes of the best KJ Registrar Grates from 12s fid, Tiled material, also about to arrive new stock of Registrars and Mantlepieces complete, from the latest) f reach GS-ooda, and invites the 52s 6d. Oar prices defy eompeht «c» — Public for inspection. J. M. being the only Hardley Bbos reliable aad practical Bootmaker ia the town, —"~ ———— ~- ——— this gives him superiority and facility t© FOR SALE know thebeßt va'ue and quality" Repaira -_...„, T „ . Z, T *• t „.„_ carried oa jaab the aame, m the cheapest, W ELL. g°"J IM Pri™(» W^f SAMS aeateab, and moat fashionable style. Best »\, »nd BAOOW. Cheaper than Bodf leathers used, and workmanship by the beat 'r Mutton. _ Guaranteed grain fed bf of tradesmen, at The Hall, Bast Street, *««««*■ ol ihlß dletrict. ABhburton. ■ _ _ __ FARMERS' MEAI SUPPLY CO. FOB BkIM, | 3 h bulb. BUILDING SITES. TINWALD c\ QUARTER Acres all adjoining—-Nob _™, O H28,1129, and 1130, Gameroa Street, PAR HATTF on the ppper Bida of the railway. There c %JDf K>«-"-Ci> hnva been nnmeroutt enqniriea for sections m the vicinity of thes-e. Q EOT lON and Dwellfag.t Ireßtlßg To be uold on very easy terms of paymaot. J^ GrahamV Read, being Lot 687, oontaln. Fall parbioulua on application. lag | aor6j on whiob iB eraoted a i Ta . Eoeffie( j y. JBUHjJbOUI._ dwelling hoase* The owner, who ie residing Fiiß BALIS * Gmr Anokland, wishes to dispose of the property forthwith. WrtA anwoa &W fceraiß of paymeßfeoaß be arranged* 500 lores ■ 500 -— _JEJEy£E^ie=L. DIVIDED into fivs Paddocki, goodfor /IHEAP Cottage Property J—|aore tec I all round taming. Portion of it ia Kj tion fend Cottage, eitaated m Oxford ■ew grass, and part suitable for putting into Bkeeb, Hftrnpatead. wheat this year. price required Fail particulars furnished on applio «tion Apply to T. BULLOCK ________ " . (P. BULM)OK, Smoke VenntNew



Shaw, saviia and albion company, limits^. for:london. M^lL i-*J MERS, wii.'uiaperio- Jsi»lwliPr •Beooamwi*^on 'oral! classes tm&-^mm'f' o j p gaßn g erat calling at oai» Video os Bio, TenepWe and Ply* .. ontli. . ""Vswel : Tan jOemlnafider From Bate. 'Qothlo . m'm&lvi__^^ 6Z h'l^~B CARGO' STEAMERS. 3DelphiO 'cT~B273Bo«ydan Welig'a ijan 17 ';Waiwe»' 6261 Stuart Wellg'o.Feb 14 AoSea 6364rE»ana »» ' $*b .— "~~™~™ nir"wrHANMiir~~ ' ■' Agent. " ",. iaM^- rfiES" ' ~* i ....: .. dßfttSt ' 1 NEW ZS Ali AND. I SHHQgF^S? F FIH » ■ O O.'B -"--"Mm BOTAL MAIL STE4MERS FOR LONDON, via Monte 'f Jdeo, (Discesiffe & Vlymmih. ' | pTobable final Steamers. Sou. ' Port : Date. Bsnffahire 6537 Wellington February 28 Ot»rama 2808  Pebraary Wakatane 6000 -~ March Btmataka 7700 Wellington March 28 Wnimato 5610 — To follow Papatoa 6563 — „ Wakaual 5706 — », Eakaia 5628 — „ ffiekoa 4050 — „ Pftpaujßil | 6337 — „ IToogarlro I 7700 — „ Fer farther particulars apply tie fBIBDLANDBR BROS-, Dub. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OP 1 NEW ZEALAND. Lnmra STBAMERyeAII FRGMLITTELTON AS DSDBR: Far Wesbport and Greymouth—Weekly Welltagtois— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra sailings see advertise meiat m Cbrietchurch papers Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelsion and Pioton, via Wellia^ton— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays The above are subjeeb to alteration; eference shonld therefore be made to Ohrlstohurch daily papers for dates and hoar of sailing For farther particulars apply to ■ F FERRIMAN, Agent, Aabbarton HENRY'" STEPHENSOn7~ (successor to Alfred Harrison.) Established 20 years. " AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERT SATURDAY, at 12 o'clock. Clearing Salea of Stock, Household Furni ture, etc., as per arrangement m any part of the county, r Advances made on all goods placed mmy - hands for Sale. Eegular Consignments of Colonial Grown itnd Island Fruit sold privately through the i week, and at Auction on FATUBPATB. Agekt: Serwioh Oaion Fir a Insurance Company ft Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Oompaay. PIANOS mi ORGANS on time pay moots from *^O« por month. HEiiBY STEPHENSON, ; AUCTIONEER. NEW GOODS. J. V. DE BEEB,' WATCHMAKER & JBWEIiLER TS bow showing the largest and ben WMorted stock of choice Gold and Silver Jewellery ;' ■ Specially Seleoted'Fob CHRISTMAS. Consisting of NEW GOODS to Bait tht coming Season. laspeotion ie invited, no sly of the display m the Window, bub of the large assortment of Jewellery" &c. m the Show Cases within, the Window aooommo datiioii beiug very limited. WATOHIS for the Boys, 10fl, (Good Timekeepers) SILVEB, K. P. WAfiE, CLOCKS, ftc. New Stock for the Season Eepdus Cheap and Prompt a 8 tiguai. J. V. DE BEER WATCHMAKER JEWELLER, Jshbarton FOE SALE ~~ VALUABLE Bnlldin^ Allotmenta, situ ated afc the corner of Caaa and Moore Streets, and being part of Town Sections 100 and 101 __BULLOGK, 10 LET " ~~~' AT A LOW RENTAL SHOP and premises at the corner of the Triangle, fronting Caaa Street and Wttkaoui Road,- leading to the Posti Office sad Railway Station FOR SALi;™™ 1 « X ACRES LonglJßßch Dssiricb, being J. AW Rural Sections 6492. 6493, 6494 67G6, 28536, and 35557, containing ia al 136 sown II perches j aituated below Water ton - For particulars apply to GO BULLOCK