The Ashburton Guardian.

"Vol xxi. NO. 5342

Ashbuhton : Wel^sdaj, April. 10, 1901

Pbice : One Penny

Pretending to Know Everything.

A FAD OF THE TIMES

i One of the most absurd fads of the ctay is the prevailing mania we all have for ' affecting to kvow everything. It 1b the fashion (aaysDohorfcyJDix) to be wise, and we are solemnly atritadirifeiiig m tht misfit role cf eavans. No subject If sacred any longer to the specialist, and if we h&ve not gone to the bottom we h&v« nfc leant r-kiinmed the cream cff the pan of knowledge on every topic. Nowadays It was better never to^hnre been born than not to have seen the l»Bt play, read the last book, heard the 2a»tt thing. If we have not universal cult are we have what has been aptly described si cultnrine, and not one m twenty knows the difference. So we rave over classical music and go to hear Padert w^ki, and applaud In, thf wrong places. We dtßCoarse'about feel ing and value m pictures when wo^caii't tell a chrome : from a lithograph* We go into ecstasies over old Chelsea and Royal Worcester, when the only way we know it from brand new china is the price teg, anc^wa pay down good money to «c« foreign plays, l>y foreign actresses, m * language of which we do nofc understand on a tingle word, and iry to maintain to expression of enjoyment while we Buffer agonies of boredom. No one has the courage to say *• I do not know" any more, tboogh there if nothing m the world more charming thttt intelligent Ignorance. What a pleaear* it is to describe a pl&y, a quaint bit of scenery, a historic f pat, or recount a tale or legend to. bo, me, one who Je, not acqni^iß* ted with it, but whose quick fancy follow! enraptured your every word ! Alap, that delight is denied ut now. Everybody hais been tTorywhere and ne«n everything, or, if they haven't they prc cerA they have, If Biogenea were cm earth now he wou'd not go about with hit dark lantern seeking en honest person. He would boon a si Hi htmfc for a man or w<m>n who would let him tell them scmethißg they didn'r know. If it is a mistaks for a man to preterd to cniversal knowledge, it is nothing 'hott of deliberate suicide for a woman. The jr.ost casual observer must h&ve noticed that the girl whh an artless afr and an enquiring manner, who is a good listener and has little knowl< dge, can marry seven times to the chver girl's once, She never swells the ranks of the girl bachelors. No man m his senses cv« degired to espouse either an encyclepaedi* of facts or an arguing machine.

What he looks forward to is the plenßure < f enlightening the ignorance of a dear little creature and having her look up to him as the fountain of wisdom acd tight. When a woman begins every sentence with "Johnsaye,"it is a guarantee of. domestic felicity bo strong you could draw morey on it at the bank. Desirable as the dissemination of Infor mation is, there's entirely too much of the good thing now. It has left cs no listeners. Ignorance is still bliss—in ether people—and among the most agree* able of oar acquaintances are those who do not know it all and who will let us tell them the things we know.

Baker's Midnight Peril.

Mr David Grant, a respected resident of Waimea Street, Nelson, is just the bardy type of imnii* grant who has helped to place New Zealand m the front rank it holds. With a view to publication m the Netson Mail, a reporter recently had a half hour's chat with Mr Grant. "I came oat here from Scotland forty years ago," eaid he, "and I have lived m this district ever since, following' my trade of baker. lam sixty nine yean old, snd antil lately, have kept m excel* lent hfalth,' But coming out of the hot bak< house m the cold midnight or early morning predisposes me to catch cold, and some time ago I contracted irflaeuza. My system was quite ran down, I had a bad cough and was ex tremely wtak and languid. Th« bron chial lubes were effected and the slightest change of air produced a fit of coughing. I grew worse, and there seemed no hope for me, nntil one day I retd how similar troubles had been cured byDr Williams pick pills for pale people; I purchased a supply, and after taking two boxes felt improved, The cough begad to abate, and I regained some strength. Several more boxes cured me. All weakness has disappeared, and my health at present is splendid. When ever I catch » cold I always take Dr Williams' pink pills, for I find ttsey are most tfficacious m cheeking it. I am cor; tintmlly reccinnafrnding this medicine. I cannot be too grateful" As the Autumn nears and cold ! changes occur, cold-catching becomes common ; those with constitutions weakened by the Summer's heat, oypr work, or confinement, are particularly liable, Dr Williams' pit k {ills remove liability to cold catching by enriching the blood, toning np the nerves, arid restoring perfect health, They also I cure consumption, bronchitis f rheamn tism, sciatica, dyspepsia, anaemia, debility, skin diseases, rickets, paralysis, etc. Sold by all chemists and store keepers, end by the Dr Williams* Medi tine Co., Wellington, three shillings per box, six boxes sixteen and six, post free. "Hew to Regain Good Health;" describe your case and send for honest information.



Consumption's often caused by oold, Neglected m its early stage, And once it gata a go«d firm hold* Ifc haenU muoh retpecb for age. Now when a man's so ne&r the grave, When hope is dead and death seems sure, Oh !*hat can ease him, what mb Mrs W £ Woods' Gr*a PBrrwisiKt Cvbb



LAn Attack of Measles. | f e- 1 A Bad Sough. A Quick Sure. | f, " Mr. Lane, Oamaru. Ij || " Dear Sir,-—I wish to add my •: j $ testimonial to those you are publish- | ! | ing about your Emulsion. My niece g | had a bad attach off Measles t which ;5 | left hor very weak, "and with a bad | t; cough. I gave her your Greasoted ;j •! Emulsion, and it was wonderful how £ >; quickly she recovered. The cough ;t stopped almost at once, and the way :♦; :< she put on flesh was marvellous. |; •I When she returned to hei; home her,!; I; mother would* 4 hardly balidye she had' Jj •; had anything the matter with her, j|: •j and said she looked better and •:• j: stronger than ever. Yours truly, :J >! S. Gibson." . | | Lane's Ereasoted Emulsion | ;< Of Cod Livkr Oie. with Hypophos- | •I phites of Lime akd Soda. :• t; is undoubtedly a quick and positive ■: j »i euro for coughs. It cures the cough ;•: I \ of measles, ,-the croupy cough, the £ J | whodplng cough, and other affections |:j j I Jof the lungs by soothing and healing ;j j the inflamed surfaces. And, vviuie it | •I is curing it is adding., flesh and | j ■I; strength 'pby ' helping the digestive |; | ::! org.ms m the assimilation of food. £ I Children are thus transformed into-;i p perfect pictures of health when no | j 1 I*- other form of cod liver oil or no other ■:■ ; )& rcnv-rlv will do thorn any <r^od. :•: \i Lane's Gressoted Espisiou | i ;*; At all Chemists and* Stores. § ?:' Ppice, SEs. :•: Mr Ernest M Saodetein, DB OA2, F R MO, who, baa lately returned alter six years' special study m England and Con tinent s may be consulted on all cases of defective eyesight. Daylight nob necessary artificial light being need. Doctors pre Bcri'ptions prepared, Fees moderate. Con suiting rooms, Caene]^ B|reet) W;, over M Sandsteln, jeweller, Chriitchorc^. • wto 12 2 to 6 daily



m j jf  ff ..;., ...i&:_! ._!___, - ______ AFTER .Two Years — ■" :- ■ ■ if • The case of Mr Herbert .of Euglandt Petone. 11l for rears. Seven Weeks m the Greaints Wellington Hoppit&l. Un able to work for one year md eleven months. Feme PI AITF- ;i siid itwas Gouty bin A Kidneys, others Bright's KUA Disease, botvftll agreed it wsa % Serious Kidney Trouble. Tried every known remedy Our 1 af,f without relief. PLANTE KOA Effects a Cure. Mr loved and 11. England has been working 'or com a time now at manual lustrioo s (abour, tbat of a butcher at •,he Gear Meat Prerervin|{ Qtteen ira; Works, Petone Kindly read Mr England's letter, once feketl, which was received just before Christmas :— ' What is tin Beach Street. Pfltona. December 22, 1900 source of Frg Sir—lt h with the greatest pleasure I fend yon thepp land's great* "ew lines, ftslifyirg to the xreat enro tfFected m my nes3 and 1» ja^e through tatirg your i Rerbal Bemedy, PLAISTE- | reply well and KOA. I have been anofferer " ""*' : ! for"'"years'" wffh 'Kid nc y j truly said, Trouble, and have npt been ib'e f© woxk for a year and pointing tr jlevpn months, bnt thanks o PLANTEKOA lam the Bible, -gain able to follow mj usual ■mploynient. During this that is the erg period I have tried various kinds of Medicines, pecrefc. hut none gave mo relief like PLANTEKOA Any person wishing to know anything I hi he case further about my late illness, md the good that Plantekoa ander review Md for me, if they will call >n me, or write, I shall only Plantekoa be too happy to give them ill the Information I .can; plays an mo *nd again I R»y it is with the greatest pleasure I send you portant part, these few lines, sincerely hoping that other sufferers from Kidney disease will be If you want induced to try Plantekoa— Yours truly, further parti Hebbbrt England, Beach Street, Petone culare, write; Wishing you th« Compli ments of the season— H E but don't for* We need scarcely add that get to enclose :hese kind wisheswe heartily reciprocate, and wish for Mr stamped a$ England,his wife and family, prosperity, health arid happi dressed en" aeas, m the truest sense of he term, for many long velope for years to come ; more eepeci *lly after the long period reply. >f sicknees,, suffering, and mxlety they have been called ipon to pass through. 1 PLAKTEKOa OINTMENT. PLANTEKOA HERB SOAP, For the Toilet and Baih. Obiainable from Jackson, Herbalist ; > Carsi n and Co, Grocers; and Chemists and Grocers everywhere.



i '^r.^^lr\^ SHOULD ALWAYS S^oKS '*'■- _-. |-^ j_^^ ij v \/ —* « Dui?lop s I J r^ -"fv Tj ■ I Tw^cco ; i-• ■^rrrrr'^ JamßJr Jmmmm JL~ Jmmw -. Jb. sssssssasaessasssssa It is a 6oW t\\T& of jentral satisfaction to ali wi)o JUQ4erstaQ<l Vljat ~; J a $004 pipe of tobacco is. . «



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IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE. 530 acres Rangitata, 250 acres Claremont 250 acres Waitotiß, 200 acrea Waibao, 25G sores Kingsdown, 1000 aorer Ota'o, SOO acres Totara, And others of various sizer m Sotth Canter bury Improved Farms for leaße, with right o purchase 1170 acres Fairlie, 505 acres Totara, and 265 acres Totara Also unimproved agricultural and grazing Trims of various sizes on the Rain ol iff a and Levels Estates, and two well improve tatian properties of 7000 acrea each. MRS ALCORN ia now showing new Winter Goods, new Jackets for Ladies and Children, new Mantles, new Waterproofs, new Dress Goode, &c» Special —New Millinery, lateßb style?, Paris Models Felt, Velvet and Straw Hats, Ribbons, B'eathers, Quills, Flowers, &c, Gloves, Furs and Umbrellas WANTED Known—That everything necessary to comfortably and fashionably clothe the outer man, we do and do well. Every description of Clothing m stock and to measure, at Mitchem. and Tubnxb's, The Clothiers W" ANICED~K^own--.That we expect an early Winter, and fortunately ar® quite prepared for ib. Everything seasonable for Ladies' and Gentleman's wear now showing m our spacious premieei-— MITOBELE AKD TUBKEB, The Drapers FOB Sale, cheap, for Cash—Several nun dred pairs of Boats and Shoes. Apply to Mbkcor's Zealandia Boot Hove Wade's Worm Figs are most effective and not unpleasant; children thrive after taking them j price, Is E^UH" you ask for the" Kapid Shirt Gloss, and take no other, All leading Grocers Smoke New Venus HETlUpld Lightning Shirt Gios works wooders. Try a tin ; it will , more than pay yon



KA.YE & CARTER, <TB RISTCHURCH PIANOFORTE, THEORY HARMONY Ernest Empson, C.T.A.B. Teacher of the Assooia V^ ted Board of the Royal College of Music And the Royal Academy of M'isio, London), ie prepared to receive pupils for the above. Rooms above Mr H M Jones, Eas fete MISS OIKS ON, '■"' MUSIC TEAOEER, Corner Wills and William Streets. ~~ Wld~~7farness~~~ M'aohine Belting, Etc, SET with a Hammer. From all Iron morgerb And Storekeepers. BIFURCATED RIVET CO., Ltd., London, England. Full particulars from Harrison & Webb, Auckland. (Cut this out and show your Ironm on Ber. ATIONAL MORTGAGE & AOEJTY CO. OF N.Z, LTD, TIMABtJ



NRW ZEALAND INSURANCE ■ ; COMPANY . ; ESTABLISHED , 1869 CAPITAL—ONE MILLION THE Premier and Wealthiest Colon!*! Cempaby, Noted for Prompt!!' bb and Liberality Paid-up Capital and Beservpp, $400,000 v Fire and Marine Risk?, Also, — Bisks on Growing Crops, Threshing Machines, etc, accepted at lowest current rates NICOIi7~BROf M Agents ~~KWTd~CARTFR ' ARE CASH BUYERS, highest current rates, ali I FARM PRODUOE. Agents tor Sutton's and Lawson'B Unrivalled Seedp. New Season's Supplies of RAPE, TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, & &o, JUST LANDED, LARGE STORES ab LYTTELTON EXTENSIVE CLEANING MACHINERY. CORNHAUKS always on hand,



; . - ASK YOTO 1 SHOE.DEA.LEB I . FOR E?KBSf /y? . y . IKOOUBAGI PALB / 00£.0NIAL f!"* BOOTS & SHOES, .v 11 »".•■■"■ j MANUFACTURED BY I S. ANDEBSON, TIMABXJ.i DAVID THOMAS, MJCTIONEIfI]R f L\ND, INSURANCE & ESTATE AGENT YAIUATOK, WOOL & aBAI^BBOKEK, ashburto;n



J. SEALY & CO., THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED SEED FIRM IN ASHBUETON n ?fp JC( £> /~\ ARE atill to the front, and are prepared to supply their many iOi Ou KjOm P*trons with reliable SEEDS, of everygdeooriptlon, THAI' WILL GROW, at lowest market race*. SEEDS FOR THE FARM, VEGETABLE SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS, & GARDEN REQUISITES of every (description, Direct from the Gbowers and Manu:faotur»ks. Oar/Stocks of NEW SEASON'S SEEDS are from the Celebrated Firms, James Cabteb & Co, London, and Peskb Lawsok & Son, Edinburgh, and they are o! the beat quality obtainable. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. LARGE STOCKS of all Seasonable FRUITS always on band, M. & T. HAVE 4IRE NOW & NOW OPENED SHOWING beaßOßable Goods for the Autumn, t^aob: and every department m their EXTENSIVE PREMISES BEING FOLLYJE^UIPPED FOR'AN^EARLY AND HEAVY SEASON'S |t~- - BUSINKSS. MITCHELL AND TURNER, THE DRAPERS.



Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Live Stock-^Tinwald and Ashbarton'alterhately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Spins, Fats, Hides, etc, on Mondays Sales of Wool Throughout the Season Grain Bought and Sold on Commission Charing Sales as per arrangements Arcade Horse and Furaltnre Sale held on Saturdays ; Horas Fairs Held^ Monthly AGENT FOR Matson and Co, Ohristchurch Booth, McDonald and Co, 4 Ohristchurch White's ShPep Dip Walter A Wood Co Bowring Bros' Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition Wright, Stepheneon and Co, Dunedin Belfast Manures Vacuum Oil Company's Agricultural Gils Planet Jr, Garden and Field Tools LAND FOR SALE ., I have For Sale the following Blocks of Land, m tussock, m the Hinds District : 2000 Acres Plains Land m tussock 1500 „ 1900 „ 600  Reclaimed Swamp Land Also First Class Farms m Blocks of 100 Acres and upwards to 5500 acres jj Several Farms, various sizes, thoroughly improved, for sale ;]well worth the money D. THOMAS, UHBURTON,



T. EL. UINDRILL & CO., CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS. IlLWllllUlllllWllf *fi * M'TIIIIIW-T-1111111. FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL HINDS MADE ON THE PREMISES. WE AREf STILL MAKING our Famous Drawing Room Suites m Plash and Tapeßtry, which beat Ohristchurch for price and quality. Call and see them, JUST LANDED—A 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 ; at all prices; f INOLEUMS, IIUGS, |^|ILCLOTHS, .Lain oleums, JlHugs, v/iloloths, In New and Chaste Designs; at all prices. DOOR MATS—AII sorts, all sizes. We" manufacture all oor own Goods on the premises s of the best material and workmanship, so buy from ua and encourage Local Industry ; besides, yon may go further and fare worse than at T. H. .UNDBILL & CO.'S. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERER*. PICTURE FRAMERS, ANI> UNDERTAKERS, TANORBD STREET, Nexb|to"the Building Soclety'e (•ffioe.gand opposite Arcade.)



aB E GA?, H 8 U YERS OP PRIME Mil LING WHEAT CANADIAN OATS, TARTAR OATS. TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS-—Samples received at Stores, West Street. Other days—Samples received at the Mill. CORN SACKS SUPPLIED. GRISTING DONE ON FARMERS' ACCOUNT. CANTERB URY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND C 0.,) D. WOOD, Manager



COMBINED LIFE ANIDAOCID&NT TABLES' THE MUTUAIi LIFE ASSOCIATION" OF AUSTRALASIA OFFERS IK THE FIRST YEAR OF THE TWENTIETH fOENTURY SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY NEW. Ordinary Life Policies do not cover Accidects unless they result i« Death Ordinary Accident Polices do not cover Death unless caused by Accident* THE COMBINED LIFS AKD ACCIDENT 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 Compeuaation AT DEATH— for— Premiums payable during Life of the Assured. PERMANENT TOTAL DISABLE TABLE CO. — ASSURANCE PAYABLE MENT AT DEATH- PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABLE Premiums payable during specified MENT, or term of years. TEMPORARY TOTAL DISA.BLB- T^BLE EG. ~ ENDOWMENT ASSUR- MENT, ANCK— if resulting from during ourratJoy Payable at end of term of years, or of the Policy, and whiSe Premiums are being proyioua deaths paid thereon, ii'or Tables of Bates and full particulars apply at any Office of the Association, or to HUGO FRTKDLANDER, District Agent. JOHN TOTTY, "Representative for New Business, Ashborfcon. Branch Office : 160 Hereford Street, Chrletchuroh, 2 177



BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BKST IOGK TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROV, SPECIAL MANURE can be mad 3 for any kind of Soil, or description of crop, SATISFACTION GIVEN BVBBYWHBRE LAST SEASON. MANUBE OAN BE STJPPLIFD IN 1 Cwt. or 2 C«t. i=/CFS ! Orders received b/ F IK,I.ISIOI'.,AIN]D3mK, O*ECO». S LlmUftA.,! OAVIB THOMA.S, OR A SSfeOCJIATIOPS OF CANTERBURY, JMmitea., OAKTEBBTJBY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PBOPUOB j EXPOBT COMPANY, LIMITED, I 8 80 F. WAYMOU Secr«tH,ry.



«;by bpecial appointment if PURVIBYOBB OF THE CELEBRATED HONDAI-LANKA CEYLON PACKED AND SIALBD TEAI rjpO'fche Elite and alse to the • Plain People '—None too high or too low|Jto appr«einte &.. Us nnblended coodne'B. .. RLENDRO TEA DRINKERS TEYI UNBLEHDED HOFDAI- LANKA MAHARAJAH No. ig ; , I FIRST A^AKD PARIS-EXHIBITION. • I



TT AVlNGJ[tsken &l lease of one of the nenr"thoj)H In Da vis's corner, j am now ehowlQg a large and varied stock of Watches OIoo&s, and Jewellery Elecbro-plate, Eb suitable fcr Chrletmas and Wedding Pr crate afc prices which defy competition. Note fehe Address—Davip's Corner "~~~ PRIZE~DUOKS. FOR SALE — Purebred White Pekin Dacks, from first prize atock v 5s each Apply H Q Bebrtman, Ashbarton 2 219 SPORT. SPORT. PPORT GUNB. GUNS GUNS. HARDLEY BUBS BAST STREET, j HAVE' TO HAND, direct from the Manwfactarerß, a large Consignment ©f the Farnouß HEW BIVAL CARTRIDGES, i L»irge supplies also arriving of Eley's Amberlte, Blue Shutee, Kyncck's Nobela, etc. Special clearance of Wire Cartridges, owing to being overstocked. GUNB, . GUNS. For Ftrpt~ol«%ss Gnos, at a low price, give as a tirtal; our prices defy competition. GUNS of all makes REPAIRED and pub io Orijt-claas order by a Practical Gnoamith, Ai(lrese-~ HABDLEY BEOS.



EISNBY STEPHENSON, ((Successor to Alfred Harrison.) ■ Established 20 yeara, AUCTIONEER, LAND ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY BALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY. »t 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Furni ture, etc., aa per arrangement m any part of the county. Advances made on all goode placed m my naudtf for Sale. Regular Consignments of Colonial Grown dntTlfliand Fruit sold privately through the wwk, aad at Auction on SATURDAYS. Agejtt : Norwich Onion Fire Insurance Company ft Draeden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PIANOS and ORGANS on time pay ments from 3Oh per month. 'HBNB7 STBPHINSON, AUOTIONEER. ; A. A.GER ;' ' ARCHITECT, . '. AROADI CHAMBERS AHHBURTON. TF ypa want s NEW HOUSE, o; Alter ' felons, or Newest Style of Decorations, CONSULT MR ACER. Call and eoe the IiJEW FIBEOSE BLIND Imltetbion of Venetian, at half the price G. JESBON, ' 'PE^CQitYL WAaCBBs/jii-KAND JEWELLER



F®r fat fiber pafttonlars apply to TOTRBT.ANBIR, BROS., Lro. BHAW, SAViLL AMD ALBION OOMPA-WY, L1MITEB:;; FOR LONDON. ffftJL "RQTAL MAIL STIA. fllllPl,,^ .*■*' ■ WEM% wlthsnperiov .X;."''. *';".t"'^!*t'"*' *'ttfl''rom^cl?s,tJ'TO ?ora?l clafipes .■."■: .of p'vflssjncsra, calling at ontft" Video or Bio, Tenariflfe and "Ply. otifch, - . Visa®! ' Ton jOotimsiidei From Date."" Katoars- 600olScotknd Wel-fc'n April.ll ' OARGO STEAMERS? ~ Dslphio 8273Sowdan ~Wel'g'n Jan 17 Waiwera 6237 Bfcuarb VPeUg'n Weh 14 Aolsa 6364 Evans  Feb — ._ ! UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY Oi' NKW ZEALAND. Limited 1 g«I FRC3IOTTBJLTON AS DADEB: ¥n Wesfcport and Greymotith-—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra eailinga see advertlae m«st In Ohristohurch papars Dnnedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Ficton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdaye Tha above aro subject to alteration j ©ference should therefore be made to Obriatcharch daily papers fos dates and hour of sailing ', For further particulars apply to F PEBBIMAN, Agent, Aehburton



S'"S'W ZEALAND LINE ROYAJL MAIL OTE4MERS FOR LOKIQOK, ?l» MonV Fides, tPerer'ft* * Plpssooth, i Probable fint.l Sto»«t .w, T.-,-, 7\-, r t, jijite,. Rlmntakn* 7765 Wellingion \farc;h 28 Wakat-aae 5715 — April ~ Wakanai 5706  Aorii 25 Waimrte SfilO — April Paparoa '563 — Way 23 Tongariro* 7700 w. T o follow Papanul 6372 ■ — Raapchu* 8000 — " 1 * Twin Screws.