Treatment of Farm Animals

STRUOTURB OF THfIT HOESVrf FOOT ISo foot-, no horsp,' is an »ld but tra© S-iyiug, and 'is used, to emphasis? the fact that the usefulness of the horse depends to a very great extent On the 800 i; do ess <»f the foot. An ani mal may be perfect in every oth«r organ, but if one foot is diseased or malformed he fa of little va!aej hence fch© reason why so much c^re and atten tion should be paid to the feet, That thia care and attention may be prop y y applied requires a slight knowledge of tha anatomy op ■truotiare of the part, m ooiy thus'can we trace the develop ment of snob diseases as side bonf, ring bone, thrash, Jzc. The loot, or boof, ».* it in generally called, is made up of the wall, sole, and frog, while contained inside are the three foot bones, viz, the urffin or pedal b6ne, the coronet Or short pastern bone, and the navicmiar or shattlc bone. The hoof or horn is THB FROTICTIVJi PART, and h tbue insensitive, the bones form the basis upon which the foot is built, while the sensitive structures ate found forming tho connection between the horn and the bones. The wall is the part which is seen when the foot is on the ground, and apon which the fthori rest, and through which the nails are driven. The toe forms the front of the hoof, and is the deepest as well as the thickest part of the wall, which gradually declines ie height as li paieoa backward-to form the quar ters, these occupying the space between the toe and the heels. The wall de creases in thickness from before back wards, more mat kedly so in the inner portion. At the back of the foot It takes a sadden bend, forming a sharp angle, and is continued inwards towards the centre of the foot, wher« the two parts unite with the sole. The horn consists of small tubes or fibres, ar ranged In parallel rows, forming layers one above the other, the whole lying in a bed of nourishing material known at the matrix. Covering the fi* bres and matrix fa a varnish or glaze known as the periople, the function of which is to prevent extremes of temperature or moisture entering into the horn, and so doing damage: It is important then thai THE SHOEING SMITH docs not nee the rasp above the neil clinch, as by so doing he removes this protective coat, thns allowing the mois ture of the horn to evaporate, leaving the fibres in & dry state and most liable to crack: The frog is triangular in shapf, and is situated at the back part of the sole between the bars, with its point extending forward to the centre of the sole and its base or thickest portion filling up the space between the hee's. In the middle of the thick portion is the cleft, which in a healthy state should not be deep, bufc rather shallow, and round on its sur face. It is very elastic, and corres popds to the dense and elastic pads on the soles of the feejb of dogs and cats, and which are without doubt meant to be in contact with the ground to sup port and protect the back tendons, and give to the animals their charac teristic springy movements. Why, then, should shoeing smiths pare it away ? The coffin bone forma the BASIS OF THE FOOT, and is entirely within the hoof. It is half-moon shape, consisting of a body and two winga. The wings are con tinued backwards towards the heels fey two pieces of cartilage or gristle known aa the lateral cartilage, which are of great importance, tts they are the seat of side bone ; the coronet is a short bone between the pastern and erffin bonep, but is only partially con tamed within the hot f and is occasion ally the seat of ring bone. The navi cufar or shattSe bone Is a narrow piece of Isone lying behind the coffin bone and between the wings. In well bred horses it is of importance, as being the feat of navicuiar disease, and its chief use is to form a pulley or fulcrum over which the back tendon plays. Filling op the Bpace between thfl wings of the coffin bone, lying all round the navico far and resting on the horny frog, U the planter cushion or fatty or sen sitive frojET. Its use is to protect the tendons and diminish concussion by its own elasticity and by its connec tion with the lateral cartilages. Cover ing the coffin bone from wing to wing Is UTXXTBIIMKIi? SENSITIVE MEMB&ANB, fall of small blood vessels, called the ■ensitive laminae, which 19 ultimately connected with the bone on one side and the hoof on the other, so that it forme the connecting link between the bone and hoof, It is this membrane which constitutes the quick, and it fa into this the nail pierces when a bone is pricked. Besides the numerous small blood "vessels contained in this membranes is a large number of nerves which give to the foot the sense of touch to a wonderful degree. In this disßase,known as founder,the inflam mation is located hpre, and bpcatase *of the hoof on one side and the bone on the other little or no swelling can take place, hence the pain of founder in the feet. Around the 'itop of this memb rane and surrounding the upper border of the pedal bone is a prominent ring known ss the coronary band, the fun ction of which is to s 1 crete or form the horn. It wili be thus seen that the foot is a complex and delicate organ, and not, as supposed hy sodqp, a crude block of horn into which nails oan be driven with impunity.— Peoples Jour nal.

Tfiß ASHBURTON GOARDIAN 5 MONDA?, MAf 13, 190 A

Printed and published by Alfbed Jows IDyrreli. Baxter, of Burnett street eaeb tor the Proprietors, Robket Bell »nd Hknby Adam MAOKAy, at their Printing Office Buraett Street, Ajhbarton MONDAY, MAY 13, 1901



Q ALE— Janoy Work, Silks, Araßfji v Itrlhfb Canvas, Berlin Woolt, Lie en r"! Stamped wostk generally, all reduced »"■!» v Mvf> /tcoKN's Sal ' G. JESfeOIV, " . JEWELLERS TTAVING taken faf lease of one of the new shops in Davis's corner, I am now showing & large and varied'etook of Watches Olockv, and Jewellery Eieotro-plate, Eb suitable fer Christmas and Wedding Pr aents at prices which defy competition. KBte^ the Addrees—Davia'a Corner MoBRIDE, T ;< ulptor, 60 Stafford Bt, Timaru tA LWAYS In Stook—A XI. olbbs seleotion of Marble and Granite Monuments, Designs and Estimates fer warded on application, letter Cutting in any etyl /GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Polioyholders and those about to insiut should note the three essentials of Idil Insurance,— SECURITY. LXBEBAUTY. ECONOMY. m THE GOVEBNMBNT OFFIOK,— SECUEITY is unimpeachable; the pay ment of every polioy in guaranteed bj' the State; and, in addition, the accumu lated Insurance Fund, invested in ttio soundest securities, now amounts to over , three millions sterling. TT IBEBAtITY is unequalled. Pollcioa in XJ arrear are kept alive so long as the charges on the policy are not in excess of the surrender value. Policyholders aro unrestricted as to travel, residence, and occupation. Claims are promptly paid. Premiums ase charged for age nearest birthday. Policies are unchallengeable on any ground except fraud, or suicide 'within six months. ECONOMY is insured by direct Parlia-, mentary supervision. All oxoimditure outside payment of claims, &c.,"" has Gist to receive the sanction o{ the Legislature. Funds, over THREE MILLION POUNDS. Annual Incomg, over £400,000. Cmh Surplus In ?*96 (for three years), £225,000. J. H. BICHAKDSON, 6] Coinr.;iißstr>-v'- BEEGHAM'S PILLS For Billious and Fervous Disorders, 6«oh as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold, Chills, Flushings of Heat, Lies of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, CcaMvenees, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed SJeep, Frightful Dreamts, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensations, etc. The First Dosb will give Relief in Twenty Minutes. This is no Fiction. Every eufferer is earnestly invited to Dry one Box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be Worth .5 GKIA'EA a BOX BEEGHAM'S PILLS, taken as direoted* will quickly restore Females to complete health They promptly remove any obtbruc tion or irregularity in the system For a WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER, They act like magic—a few dOßes wil work wonders upon the Vital Organs strengthening the Muscular System, restoic ing the longloet complexion, bringing baok the beat of appetite, and arousing with th) robust health the whole physical energy of the human frame For throwing off fevers in Mot climates they are specially renowned ThdFe are ' facts! admitted by thousands, in «U classes of Society, a»d one of the besb guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is that BEECHAM'3 PILLS have the Largest Sale of any Patent Medioine in too World BEECHAM'B FIl^JL^ Have for many yeara been the popnla amiiy medioine throughout the Britis Colonies, and they now stand WITHOUT A RIVAL. PREPftBEB ONM BT XHOIHIi B«BCMAfW, ST. HeMSH'S.B Sold everywhere in ttles—9|d, la 1 Is Qdeaofajj! n/ relieve feverish heat, prevent fits, cohvolsions, etc. Preserve a healthy state of the constl* tution during the period of Teething. The words "JOHN STEEDMAN, CHEMIST, WALWORTH, SURREY," ** Are engraved on the Government Stamp affixed t§ each Paclcet. . , ; naptborae, Prosaer and 00. Agenfea To the Farmers OX THE ASHBUETON COUNT,, HEKEJS A LIST of a few ol th •■: '■. ■ '"■ THINGS WE SELL :— 3 Mohawk Spring-Tooth Marrows, Line Harrows, Patent Lever Harrows, Turnip Grabbers, Hornsby's & Ransosie's Plough Shares (all eizeß), Oastpr & Oylindrine (.'ils, in any quantity, Oora Crushers, Bone Mill for Fowl Fanciers, Excelsior Horse Hoee, Garden Cultivators, Sterling Bicycles— (Ohai or Chainless, and all Acceseoriee), AND ALSO THE MoOORMIOK Reapers and Binders, Mowers, Daißy Reapers, Hay Rakes, and Knife Griflders. CALL & INSPECT BEFORE ORDERING ELSEWHERE. Morrow, Bassett 4 Go, WIIrES StEBET, AiHBURTON. M. PRIEST, Manager



Old Harness Machine Belting, Etc, j QET with a Hammer. From all Iron O mongerh and Storekeepers. j BIFURCATED RIVET CO, Ltd., London, England. Full particulars from Harrison & Webb, Auckland. (Cut thia oat and show your ronmoDffer, THB DAINTIEST" LITTLW WBEEL THAT EVER WAS" * The Rambler." HA VISG sold oat of my oid etocb of these superior Bicycles, I have nac opened np a freah consignment of the ,1 ATKST PATTERN "RAMBLER" SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ROAD EAOBJRS, & ROADSTERS n all fizes and all fitted with the eve* hsting G & J detachable Tyre. " THIS LtAMBLER; OALU AiSD INSPEOI THE STOCK. Price Easy. Riding Easy. Machines the Strongest on Earth, ACCESSORIES IN STOCK. OTHER MARES FITTED WITH G & tF TYRES i D. THOMAS, COOKING BANGBS. •DARNIN6HAM AND 00. JS IMPBOVED ZEALANDIA, NEW PATENT; Needs no Setting. Can be used as Open Fire. ASK ?0E THE J IMPROVED ZEALANBIA. * 4 8p Maniiing,,& Uos r NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT, IN QUARTS AND PINTS, THB BEST IN THE MARKET Equal tr the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. Agents for Ashburton—Messes Shxab MAN BliOS "ASHBURTON~~ FOE~SALE. The following Buildin? Sitee I — Town Section 427, containing J acre fronting T»ncred Street Town Section 823, containing £ aore, fronting Oox Street East; high and dry, good land Town Section 1129, oontaining | acre, fronting Cameron Street West Town Section 1123, oontaining f aore, adjoining the above Tery easy terms of payment For prices and full particulars apply to T BULLOCK You" can depend on ridding your children of Worms with Wade's Worm Figs, the wonderful worm worriers, price, is



1 PILLS cURE BILIOUS AHACKS, FSTS OF DEPRESSION, HEADACHE, NAUSEA, GIDDINESS, &c. They possess three grand qualities, being SPEEDY SAFE AND CERTAIN, The Schoolmistress, St. Anne's School, Wandsworcn, writes as follows. KMy mother and eldest sister have taken your Pills for year' for bilious attacks and sick headaches, and have always found them most beneiioial/" liftufaotured only at 78, New Oxford Street, London. Sold by aU Chemists and Medicine Vonnom - SOOOO . g. oeion jp»™ i 1 ; jjl Cooking' Ranges F^i/^^S C*~Tp j| In Use in the Colony \ 'Z^~ Miiinwa »j ~^rrrrrrßJ!»Mwc The/ bnra Lignite, True Coal, or Wood up I o <^^1 R NO SETTING REQUIRED. *""" I 5 P^^^'r* '^rS^ivC P With Stove Pipe can be worked out in t I l^^n fe «\3>r^' S j open, Splendid Bread Bakers' I K^^JS U With cast iron or copper boilers, The I |4Bl§ipf e£r^~O- h^ copper boilers are large and tin lined iaeide, I m f^T* '$* a^ —-~—rrjnr' Repairs are a Minimum, I X— M ' q. p | Mada in all Bf2es, single or double ovens. fc'"" A 'z ■""■■^SSSajgs' 13gh or lowpressure boiler w-'" '. i - g^ b a ]j i r o n ss)g crt( f rtm vim ogues n be obfcaed, cr from tie H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD.® 80UTHEND FOUNDRY. Fringes Street BI rFW,DIN FOR TOURING AND ORDINARY EVERY DAY RIDING MASSEY-HARRIS BICYCLES ARE ESSENTIAL. T» Tubiko, S?prcckets, elc s in a MASSEY abb op such high geabe Tf eial aj?d the-wok riJ^ ltlio njannfactcre co carefully carried the MANSE'S HA BB IS bicycle win wiiHfcTAMj ihb sbvebpst oustry eidees who frade wieh the MASSEY HAERIS COMPAK V CAN* BELY UPON ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION BEING GIVEN. Ode Guaeauteb is a iibeeai. one aud the tebms basy, Second hand Machinbs are taken in pact payment. Canada Cycle & Mo tot Co,, Limited. (MASSBY-H ARRIS BRANCH) DUNEDIN DEPOT-121A GEORGE STREET. Branches and Agencies everywhere thronghcat "New Z



ASHBUKXON PERMANENT BUILDINO *AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.- T OANS GRANTED FROM and upwards, ab current rates Full Particulars on application. WORKING EXPENSES on all Shar . are now duo and payable' j Office —Tancred Street. Office Hours—9.3o a m till 4p t& Firab Tuesday in Month—9 30 a m till p m : and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBERTS, Manager AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL" PROVIDENT SOCIETY, NEW ZEALAND BRANCH : Head Office, Custom-house Quay Wellington. Local Boaed of Directors : The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., 0.M.G., M.L.O. (Chairman) The Hon. Charles J. Johnston,^M.L.O (Deputy Chairman) Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. The Hon. Edward Richardson, O.M.G. M.L.O. John Duncan, Esq. ■vMEWCAI. OFfIOER^ Dr. G E Anson, |M.D., M.R.O.S England rpHE Oldest, Wealthiest, and most X Prosperous AUSTRIAN LIFE OFFICE AN.D THE LARGEST MUTUAL OFFICE IN TH BRITISH EMPIRE. The only Manual Life Office which de clares A BONUS EVERY YEAR The Method of Valuation adopted by fchia Society Is of the mosb strlngen Character, and Ensures a larger Reeerv to meet Liabilities than that held by at. other Office la the Australasian Colonle ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEED £16,500,000 (SIXTEEN AND A HALF MILLIONS) STERLING, ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £2,000,000 (TWO MILLIONS) STEELING. Policies in force 151,74 Sum Assured £45,528,090 Cash Bonuses Divided ... £8,815,731 BONUSES. Cash Bonus for one year, 1899, £506,138 yielding Reversionary Bonuses amount ing to £942,500, after making specia reserves. Cash Bonuses declared or last five years, over Two Millions, yielding Reversion ary Bonuses exceeding Four Millions. ASSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE AJM.P, SOCIETY, And Secure a BONUS EVERY YEAR, xpenses of Management—9 Per Cent £on the Total Income. Edwakd W. Lowe, Resident Secretary Branch Office— Custom House Quay, Wellington. James Hair, District Secretary. Districb Office Cathedral Square, Ghvistchnrch TTTANTED Known—ODhat «i Btock an 2W Eod'eSS variety of Men's Overcoats, Covert Coats, and Macintoshes in Sbyleß, Colors, and Shape tosuib.the most fastidious Inspebtioa invited—MieoHSLt & Turner. Smoke Sew Venus ~~



I A CARD. |^88»8STRIKlif?&G^3^LL BARRISTERS & SOLICITOR 4?, CHBISTCHUUCH.n " ' i mirnm—i \\m HAVE OPENED A BRANOH^'FIOB at Mb Davison's, Weet Street, ARhburtrn, wh^rt they will attend every THURSDAY and on other days when necessary. They will be represented in Ashburton by Mr J. Davison, who is authorised to receive instructions on their behalf, and bo whom communications may be addressed. We have various aoms of money awaiting investment at lowest current rates. STRINGER & ORESSWELL, BOLIGirORB, OHRISTOHDROH * ASHBURTON. T H[ LfNDBiLi, E Undbhi/£ TH UNDKILL & COf ! FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS | TANORBD STREET, ASHBtfRTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. PoUihed Ooffias a Speolaliy A Choice Assortment of Artifloial Wreath in Stock* — Private Address, Peter Street, direo t] behind Oddfellows* Hall; also oare • Mr T. Andrewi, Bast Belt. 3 BAKER BROS., CIURNTSHWG TfNDERTAKEBB C CRNISHING tJ NDERTAKERS DIRECT Importers of Beet and Latest Designs in FUNERAL FURNISHING^ FUNERALS condaoted with the greatest care and eattefiotiony it most reasonable charges. Corner of Wak»ncti Road and Oast i treete, and Baker and brown's Coach act-ory. | i ANDREW ORE. IM|M EfNSB E A|R:R|i:V:A; L^ i OF j New Autumn Goods* NEW JACKETS, NEW MANTLES NEW NEW DEESS GOODS NEW SIL S, iNEW^MILLINERY.f" NEW FEATHERS, NEW RIBBONS, % NEWjMAOINTOSHES, NEW FLANNELS HEALTH FLANNELS, NEW BLANKETB |NEW OARPErS NEW LINOLEUMS, NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. NEW TAILORING I'EPABTMJSN'JV BEST SCOTCH, IRISH, & ENGLISH SUITS MAPEfFROM Fit and Style^Perfeot. DRESBMAKING~DEPARTMENT, Giving the attnost (satisfaction. Orders JTurneij Out With rBSPAicfl ANDREW ORE. ______ WATCHMAKER * JEWELLER T>EGS to anuonnc« (that he la making extensive Alterations to his Bußineea Promiiet, having imported ENTIRELY NEW WINDOW FITTINGS i of the Late t English Design, which who complete will enable him to Show [ins Larg and Select Stock to the beeb advantage ON j SATUBDAYj APRIL |6. The Finest Stock" of JSEW JEWEILERY WATOHES, SILVER WARE, Ever offered to the Aehburton Public w be displayed. Daring Alterations BueineEß will be carr on as usual. J. V.DE BEER WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, East Pitreeb, A b!iburton WHAT prize takers for pastry age. Fatty Pan baking powder the great novelty. ' ARBXDK, darbirte-^For Bske"Lamp»i Carriage Lamps, and for House Lighting, etc, ab Christchurch prleei~ Hurdles Bros, East Street



HOW TO BE HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED. This la a representation of a contented and happy wife, who uses only BOOK GIFT TEA, This lady obtained 6iba of that famous tea at S«, and with ft Was glvea FREE, a oopy of Mrs Beeton'B work on Oook«ry and Management. By the aid of this Book she was enabled to place Bach dishes before her husband that he was always in a good temper. Consequently ben Is now a h&ppy home, and she enjoys bar leisure and her cap of tea and Improve* her mind by reading the good books thatl are given away with BOOK GIF 0 TEA. Go thou and do likewise, and be also happy. A larger Cookery Book may be bad with lOibe of Tea. Aak for Catalogue of Books. John Orr and Co. Agents, Aahbarton IFliotojsjarapliie Competi tion, mHE •« TRIAD " offers a Ist prise of two X guineas and a second prize of one i guinea, for Photos of Scenery by Amateurs, 1 nob less than cabinet sine, mounted or unmounted. No photos sent can be re turned, and may be reproduced in TRIAD. To close 20th May, £901 Puzzle Competition for children under 14, see TRIAD n CONDITIONS. AH that Is necessary to enter for this com petition is to poßt photo or photos (enclosing a receipt for 6s, or more, from any Tbiad advertiser) to " The Manager of the [Triad, Dunedin ' Ajax Washing Powders Anglo N.Z. Cycle Co. Auokland Forwarding and Parcels Delivery Agency Bermaline Bread—aH Bakers Brlnaley and Co.'a Ranges Bing, Harris ft Co, Arrow Brand Boots Commercial Hotel, T N Grange "] Curtis, F, Jeweller Dunlop Tyres Gawne's Sauces, Pickles, Vinegar ; eto Gates, H A, Music seller Gregg and Co, W, Coffee, Starch, eto Hay ward's Pickles and Sauces Jones, H M, Triad Agent Kirkpatrick, 8, and Co, X Jams Kharki Cigarettes, Eagle Go's Kozie Teas, all GrocereJ Lace's Creosoted Emulsion Loasby's W&hoo, Koolibah, Benjamin Gum, and Cinnamon CureJ Meddins, G., Ironmonger N.Z. Clothing Factory Nelson i **loate and Go's Tea Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpora tion, Ltd, Orr, A, Draper Sanderson's Scotch Whisky Spring Blossom Tea Suratura Tea Teed and Co., Corn Cure Tonking'a Linseed EmulaSon •* Tui" Extract of Soap Waltko'a Soap tITbIOw zkalanlTfarivikrs~co operative association of CANTERBURY, Ltd Offices, Warehouses, and Grain Stores West Street, Ashburton. Ip VERY Description of Farmers li Requieites at lowest rates, Groceries, ardware Saddlery, Cornsaclre, Woolpacks, Twine, Oils nwre Horse Covers, ' Ktc GRAIN SOLD ON COMMISSION. Having reliable information from ou Agents in other parts of the Colonies, we are in a position Co obtain highest possible price, for all grain placed in our hands for disposal, Shareholders should be particularly care ful to enquire from us and inspect our goods before ordering elsewhere. * WE have several really first-class Farm for Sale on cur books, and farmer wishing to purchase would do well to call o us for particulars :— 1000 *Acres Laurieton District 750 „ Wakaaul ,„ 1031 „ Cherisey „ 1958  Dromore „ 1180  Springburn „ 276 „ 574 „ Waterton „" 1287 „ Seafield , T. F. GIBSON, Manager A LL Wool Colonial Blankets, double bed Ol sizia, 17e lid per pair; All Wool Flannels from 9|d—W H PbabOe, Corner Eaflfe and Burnett Streets A.AGER ARCHITECT. ARCADE CHAMBERS ABHBUI.ITON. TF you want 6 NEW HOUSE, o. Alter ; blons, or Newest Stylo of Decorations, CONSULT MR AGUR, Call and see the NEW FIBROiSE BLIND Imitation of Venetian, at half the price NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE 4 MARINE. 1%/rESSRB NICOLL BROS, having been appointed Sole Agent for this Company for Ashburton and Surrounding Districts; Policy Holders will in future kindly Day Premiums to them. Mbbsrs^Nicoll'Beos. will be please. supply all necessary information to intending insurers. A W PAESONS, Manager 1 Chrchutci', 11th March, ISOI Jade's Woem I|QS are most effective and not unpleasant; children hrive »J.fepp taking them price, Is



WANTED KNOWN. SPECIAL Purohase of a Manufacturer's Stock uf Ladies' Sailor, Trimmed and Uctrimmed, HATS, at Is each, for 14 dayei ANDREW ORB. "to let DWELLING of 4 Rooms with Garden, &c, fronUsg Cambridge Street, Hampstead* Apply to T BULLOCK, gent WHBATBTONE FOE "SALE, 71) acres ryi «' ACRES # '« Together with Dwe}Uog House of eight Rooms, Stable, Trap Shed, etc; theroon, the property of Mr W E Box. It is well situated in a good ogrfcultaral district | very suitable for a working man Very liberal tormt of payment Apply to T BULLOCK TQXBT, DESIRABLE Residence fronting Main j South Road, Tinwald, comprising comfortable Dwelling house of eight rooms, verandah, wash house, etc, also stable, chuff house, trap shed, etc, together with 4 Races land, part of which forms garden and orchard, at present in occupation of Mr Henry Ford, Full particulars, terms, etc on application T BULIiOGK* I Ag9Dt



KAYE & GARTER ARE CASH BUYERS, highest current rates, all FARM PRODUCE. Agent a for Button's and Lawson' Unrivalled Seeds. New Season's Supplies of RAPE, TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS. & &0, JUSU LANDED, LARGE STORES at LYTTELTO EXTENSIVE OLEANIK& MACHINERY. CORNBAUKB always ea hand .KAYE & CARTER, OHBISTCHURCH SMOKE NOfe»E6AY TOBACCO The Latest; and Besb ftlanaf&ctared by 0 Williams & Co . R, tcFirtorrl V>. _ WANTKD Known—That we make no charge to the pablio for the maquiS cent exhibition of evening dress fabrics and requisites,, now on view in our large windows. In view of coming festivities, we would invite every lady to view this particular WiO&QWt—MiTOHEM,& SrjBNEB,



I gff JUBT IN TIME GUNS. GIJ'NS. GUNS. Single *r»d Double Btrrei, from 80s to £7 10s OAETBIDGBir" :X:"^AKTRIDGEB. j Ehfs Blae, Smokeless, md Onimssl | I^EW OLUB, NEW RIVAL horseTclippers OEIEAP AND GOOD. R4 I\jr^l?Q { uOrlo^,"' lieliandia ) >'and' {Scottß") Register l\ 1 1 VXJjjrj Grates, Mantel Pieoee, Garden and Oftrpenters Tools, Lamps, Builders' and Furniebioi; Ironmoßgery, etc. Kindly Pay Me a yifit, and Bive Money. The BfeopleaTlroanoongier, Burnett Street, Opposite Aroade CHOICE SHADES I» ; Kv«mog:D^|i Good. ART TONES In Evening Silks ALL COLORS livening Satins LOVELY DESIGNS * m~* k^k. NO YE LTIES !■> Eveniog Sh»w!» VARIOUS STYLES * FAFS GLOVES, HOSE, LAOES, CHIFFONS BIBBONB SIB OUR WINDOWS MITCHELL AND TURNER, THE DRAPERS i,MR F. N. WHITCOMBE, | SURGEON DENTIST, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, (Oppoaite Bailway Station, Ashburtoc) BEGS to intimate that he haa commenced practice at the above addreßß. Having imported the latest appliances direct from London and New York, he IB prepared to do firßt class work at moderate fees. All work done with care and despatch, and orly the beat materials used. Stoppings and cwre of Children'a Teeth a epecialty MR WHITOOMBE will Visit as followe:— RAKAIA—First) and Third THURSDAYS of every month at the Bailway Hote!. \ Hours—9 till 1, and 2 till 5, «,—w,^ ■ ■ i»»««*»*^*«**r"* WMIWWIW i OSBOR.NE SPRING TOOTH CULTIVATOR. jrNVALUABLE for DRUBBING TURNIPS and CULTIVATION OF I. ALL KINDS. "We aref prepared to give » tria! to anyone requiring one of these looplemente, ON VIEW AT JOHN ORR & GO'S. AS EBURTON,



Fandes & Sons Euoaiypti Extract,— Under the distinguished patronage of Hiß Majesty the King of Italy, awarded Diploma at the International Exhibition, Amsterdam, acknowledged .by Medical ClioScs and Uni versltioi aH over the globe. That the crude, resinons oili, which are now foisted upon the pablio trader the name of Euoalyp Extracts, may not be mistaken for Sander & Sons' Pure Volatile Eucalypti Eztraot v we ■tato ;—lt la proved by testa made by the Medical Clinics of the Universities at Bono and Griaiswald (Prasaia), that only products tbftb »re eataritted with oxygen and freed of aoids, resinous and other substances adherent $o primary distillation, will develop the ourKtlve properties possessed by the plant To avoid the appalling Qowequeitoea result: pg from the appUcat'on of substitutes, etc In croup, bronchitis, diphtheriß,dysentery interns! inflammation, etc, insist 'n gettio BAHOEB ASP fOHS' I'CBB VOIATIKB EUO .LTPW RXTOAOT. ftPfl be safe ATTY Pan hakiniz powder wants one trial without prejudic*, two patty pans ar nothing. OH Where, oh where is the Beet Boot- Shop 1 Why Misl&Oß's Zoalandia Boot $tw?s ol oousTge.