At the Bank of England.

At the bank of Kngsand the un claimed dividend volumes contain the records of large fortunes awaiting owners. Why theaa are left no man shall say. Over them the bpint of romance hovers. Lean b>ek m your chair, close jour eyes, and let tha rays of fancy play round their for a moment What life dra m ae instantly -isr b forp the mental vision ! One sees the stock holder going abroad, and there dyina ; one Beeß him disappear, and with him the only voucher of his holding m fche funds ; one &eea bim aged and decrepit, bia me mory a blank as to his invpst* merits, and, later, hia descendants seeking m vain for some record of them ; one sees h'm dying intestate, leaving no will, no scrap of paper that eaab'es bis next of kin to discover the extents of his 8 possessions. That all these things might really happen we feel assured. And, indeed, we are not mistakes. If ifc were worth while I cou'd give chapter and verse for that. But the most vivid imagina tion m powerless to picture the circumstances m which aoine funds are left unclaimed. Nobody would think, for instance, that a man m full possession of his faculties, as the reporter says of the centenarian he is perpetually discover ing, could go for years without being conscious of an investment standing m Ilia name. And yet such a thing has actually occorred repeatedly. In one ease an agpnt found a certain amount of stock to the credit of a City clergy man who was still living. Thf recip ient of the windfall—for windfall the money waa—knew nothing whatever about (he ma.tt.f-r. He himself had certainly not: m vest fd it, nor, as far &s he could learn, bad isiiybodj done so for him' The only inference possible was that a parishioner had put the money m Government funds for him, and had forgotten to leave it to him m his or her wiil Who would Bnpposp, agaia } that a s»ne person would suffer t'.e pinch of poverty acutely, and at tbe same time leave unclaimed Government stock be longing to him 1 Such conduit, seems possible to a monomaaiac only. Here, however, is a case which will demon* gtrate that the individual, as distin* guiehed from mankind m general, may do anything. An agent oace proved that the persons entitled to £200 worth of unclaimed stock purchased about thirty years previously were two sisters, tbe daughters of the lady m whose name it stood. They were amazed beyond measure to.learo that their mother had possessed such a sum ; indeed, for long they would not believe that she had ever bad so much money m the wide world, and {insisted that there must be some mistake. Their father—a clergyman— had been, they stated, very poor. Such was the difficulty he had m making both ends meet tb»t he! went to live m one of the West Indian islands. Even there, with no necessity to keep up appearances, »nd with little femptafou to spend even sixpence m luxury, he was reduced to severe straits, and ultimately died m great poverty This being so, it seemed incomprehen* Bible to the two daughters that thnir mother should all the time have had jf 200, plus dividends. There was not tbe slightest doubt, however, that the money was here, and it was paid to her next of kin. What hypothesis will fit this case? Perhaps—this is the agent's conjecture —the money belongpd to the mother m her maiden name For a time after her marriage she received the dividend, without the knowledge of her husband, m that name. At last she inadvertently signed the receipt at the bank m her married name, whereupon the clerk remarked (this was before the dayß of the Marrif-d Women's Property Act) that as she had changed her condition her husband's signature also would be necessary. Her helpmeet being a clergyman, she thought that he would tike a severe view of her secrecy. She decided, therefore, not to tell him any thing about tbe investment. Lastly, she intended to draw oufc the money when ehe came to Ingland, but was prevented from accomplishing her purpose by dying abroad.— CassePs Saturday Journal.

Story of General Wauchope.

Mr William Baird, m bis life of General Wauchope, tella the following characteristic story of that gallant officer:— On the way up the Nile with the expedition to relieve Gordon, Wauchope w»f» as usual, helping his men with all his might. His boat was m troublp, and the Stuff officer was shouting; any amount of advice gratis from the bank, j Ihinkiog, apparently, that enough notice was not being taken of his in structionp, he called out—"You, No 2 boat there, do you know who I am? I am Oolnnel Primrose of the Guards." This immediately drew the following answer from a wild-looking, red-headed and half-naked worker m tbe boat— |{And do you know who I am, siil I , nm Ooionel Wauchnpe of the Bkck Watch. So honours are easy,"

THE ASHBtfKTOtt OTAftDIAtl t ' fl&OBS&AS, 'KBBBOAftI ?» 1901.

Printed and published by AufBXD JOUM Tybbbll-Basbir, of Burnett itresi Mil* tot- cue Proprietors, Bobbbx BixJb »»a HenbyAdam Mao^at, at bhtlr Prlntia Office, Bnrnabt Street, Aehbnrfcon, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ?, 1991



T H UNDBILI & CO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS TANOBED STREET, ASB BURTON EVERY REQUISITE ON HAND. Polished Coffins a Specialty A Choice Assortment of Artificial Wireathi m Stock. —— Private Address, Peter Street, dlreofcly behind Oddfellows' Hall; also eftre • Mr T. Andrews, East Belt. £ BAKER BROS., EIURNISHING TTNDERTAKBRa C URNISHING y> NDERTAKERS, DIRECT Importer* of Beet and ftsfeit Deeigna m FUNERAL FURNISHING?. FU3X URALS conducted with tlhe greatest care and sattafiotion, at motl reasonable charges. Corner of Wakanai Road and Om« Streets, and Baker and brown's Coaoh Factory. THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY,Ltd Offices; Warehouses, and Grain Stores; West Street, Asbburton. Ip VERY Description of Farmer? !i Requisites at lowest) rates. Groceries, Hardware Saddlery, Oorntaoks, Woolpaeks, Twine, Oils, Tinware, Horee Covers, Etc, Etc. GRAIN SOLD~ON~ COMMISSION. Having reliable information from vat Agents m other parts of the Colonies, we are m a position to obtain highest possible price, for all grain placed m our hands fordiipoHß.lt, Shareholders should be particularly cars - 1 ful to enquire from us and inspect oar gtodt before ordering elsewhere. WE have several really first-clais Farms for Bale on our books, and farmer? wishing to purchase would do well to call on us for particulars :— 1000 Acres Lauriston District 750 „ Wakaaui „ 1031 M Cherlsey | 1958 „ Dromore „ 1180 „ Springburn „ 276 „ „ „ 574 „ Waterton „ 37. Ft GIBSON, Manager ' NICHOLAS & PICKFOPD TTAVE Juet Landed, ex «.b. Waiuatt their first shipment o SUMMER GOODS, IKOLTJDI»a Ladiea' Croquet and Tennis Shoes. 1 Gentlemen's Tennis, Bowling, and Cricketing SHOES & BOOTS, la Canvas, Farramatta, Glace Kid Buck Skin, and Russian Calf. The Best Assortment" ever Shown m Aahbnrton. Inspection Invited. NICHOLAS & PIGKFORD, EAST STREET. EEID & GKAY. TTAVING PURCHASED THE ORANGE HALL,; i Intend to convert the fame into the most I complete Show room m Canterbury, where a full Line of all Agricultural Implement and Fittings will be kept. Farmers, Contractors, and Agricultura lists generally are invited to call and Jnupecfc for themselves. ■ ' Engine Belting, Oils, Steam Gauges, Ice, •' Deering " Ideal Binders, Mowers & American " Mast "Prills Ac, REID & GRAY? BURNEET STREET, THE McCORMICK TFAB AWARDED AT'IDBS CHRISTOHITROH SHOW, | £On November 9,1800, The Certificate of Merit, Which carries with it a SILVER MEDAL, i the highest award given to Harvesting I Machinery at this Show. I It wins m PARIS mote Awards than ally i other American Exhibitor there 9 beiida* ANNEXING the Grand > Wield Trl Trophy of a . Gold Medal and 200 Francs, AGAINST ALL COMERS, and Inspect this Superb Machine befwc buying elsewhere. Morrow, Bassett <& Go* ASHBURTON M. PRIEST, Manager



SUMMER SALE j FAS COMMENCED i agd will continue till SATURDAY, 9th Feb. inclusire. SAIjB CATALOGUES with " Ashburton Mail" of TUESDAY, 22nd January, or on application to DUNSTABLB HOUSE, CHRIST BAIXANTYNE'S SUMMER SALE HAS COMMENCED. : BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TjjiOß TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP, SPECIAL MANURE ? o&n be mad 3 for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. 1 SATISFACTION GIVEN BV?BYWHBBE LAST SEASON.: MANURE iOAN t BB SUPPLIED IN or32KC*t.U£ACKB Orders received by srjitmx>XsdLixj>m2wt bhok, jL,imitea.» DAVID "THOMAS, OR CANTERBURY FBOZIN MEAT AlsD DAIRY PKOPUCE iCXPORT COMPANY. LIMITED. 880 B. WAYMOUT Seor<>tary. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS CUBE BILIOUS ATTACKS, FITS OF DEPRESSION, HEADACHE, NAUSEA, GIDDINESS, &c, They possess three grand qualities, being SPEEDY, SAFE AND CERTAIN, Thf Schoolmistress, St. Anne's S.ihocl, W-aidswotth" writes as follows. sMy moUior and eldest sister have taken your Pills for years .fcr bilious attacks and sick headache*, nnd hav-.yalways found ilu-in most beneficial.' Maißiractu»efi only at 78. New Oxford btreet i.ou'.ion. Sold by all adumlsts and Mrailnhie Ve^acra i XMAS PRESENTS. XMAS PRESENTS. T^VBRYBODY Bhoald call and see oar Grand Display||of New Goods Jt!i suitable for ~%T MAS and New Year Gifts. Fancy Goods of all kinds, Photo Frames," Vases, Fancy Baskets, Fancy Crockery m all the latest designs, Also—A Eke Assortment of the£beet£[Si!ver Plated Goods*at^'greatJy reduced prices. CALL AND SEE. NO ONE PEESSED TO BUY AT T. H. UN DRILL & CD'S., CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, TANORBD STREET.



ABHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDING fAND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. T OANB GRANTED FROM and upwards, ab current rs,te». Fall Particulars on application. WORKING EXPENSES on all Sh»res are now duo and payable. Office — Tanored Street; Office Houra—9,3o a m till 4pm First) Tuesday m Month—9 30 am till * pm; and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBERTS, Manager THE HOUSEWIFE'S FRIEND. riIHE RAPID LIGHTNING GLOSS is pronounced by the Aebburton Public to bo the only reliable SHIRT GLOSS m Asbbuttori A Trial will convicce you the difference m quality from all others the market. Sold by all the leading Grocers m Ashburton H, Mat son & Co,. Stock BsoxfEns & Auctioneers, CHRISTCHURCH. To farmers. Stock Owners and Pablic generally ot the Ahhbuiton County. Gentlemen,— WjM beg to Intimate that, if ab an time yon have business to transac m Ghristchurch, we shall be glad to act on yout "^tfehalf; In tho event of yoar Bending theep or cattle to oar Addlngton or other markets for sale, by public auction o* privately we know tbat yon will not regret choosing our firm as your salesmen. We Have frequenfc or rs from London and elsewhere for Frozen Meat, and are In a position to bay parcels i the Works. If you prefer to sell yrur frozen meat In the colony, rather than shipping Ifc to London, please communicate with as, stating prices numbers and grades. If you deßlre to sell your property, we shall be glad to receive particulars as to the go, lrcaiity and price, and we will then Insert m tha next issue of our Quarterly Land & Property Register these particulars, free of cost to you ; at the same time, we allow you a free hand to dispose of your property privately, or throngh other Agents hands, we only claiming commission when a sale has bfaeu effected through our Instrumentality. We have numerous enquiries f<-om all parts of the colony, our connections being large and extensive. We invite your correspondence on any class of business you may be disposed to ! place In our bands, it being a pleasure for us to communicate with you, as occasion may require.—l haaking you m anticipa™ ! tio*» we are, Yours faithful?-, H. MATSON & Co. Oashol Street, Chriatchntoh Manning & Oo's NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT, IN QUARTS AND PINTS, THE BEST IN THE MARKET Equal to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. Agents for Aehburton—Messrs Shbab man Bros FuK BALE. BY PRIVATE TREATY. 4000 illll 4000 OF splendid Gracing and Grain growing Laod,ultuated m the far famed dii fcrioi of South Camtcrbury, ojae mile firom Railway Station; 15 roomed Home, 4 roomed Cott»ge, Woolthed and Dip, Stable »nd Ouiballding*, divided into 15 Paddsoks, all well watered. The property |b now carrying 8000 Sheep, aUoHorneg and Oattile Price £5 per acre, Terms Apply B W HANMBR, Aifeb«r6oa



Dalgety and Company LIMITED. Head Office— 52 Lombard Street, London, E.O. MERCHANTS. WOOL AND GRAIN BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS STOCK, STATION, FINANCIAL, & SHIPPING AGENTS. BRANCHES: Christchurch, Dunedin, and Napier. AGENCIES : Timaru, Oamaru, and Gore. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, desire to intimate to the Farming Commnrity of South Canter bury i hat they have opened a BRANCH j OFFIOE m TIMARU. D ALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD , are prepared to receive consignments WOOL, TALIOW. & ALL KINDS .OF' PRODUCE For Local Sale or Shipment to the EUROPEAN AND AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADF on Favourable Terms on Growing Clips of Wool ; also Tallow, Grain, Skinp, and other Produce, consigned for Fa'e m the London, Australian, aiid local market p. NO COMMISSION CHARGED ON ADVANCES. Farmers' Accounts kepb free of charge, and financed at lowcsb current rates o Interest. Stock Sake held at the different sale yards throughout Canterbury; Woolpacka and other Station Requisites always on band. TIMARU OFFICE, STAFFORD STREET, Opposite Bank of New Zealand THE PEOPLE'S IRONMONGER. T HAVE JUST LANDED BRASS PRESERVING PANS, ENAMELLED PRESERVING PANS, Al m Quality and Cheap. HARVESTING TOOLS & MATERIALS. Hay Forks, Hay Rakes, Scythe Blades and Handles, Fork Handle?, Reap Hooka, 'Reaper Sections; Machine Oils, &c. CARPFNTERS' TOOLS. Now Landing-All Kinds of Tools suitable for Carpenters and Farmers. A special line of Dieston's Saws at reduced prices. You are Invited to call and Inspect RANGES & REGISTER GRATES. Agent for Shacklook's, Scott's, Bakn iNaHAM's and Stokkier's Ranges. Register Grates and Mantelpieces reduced m price. LAWN MOWERS. A few left, to be sold cheap to clear, Including :-' New Easy, 1 • Pastime, 1 Crescent,' « F &'N,' and 'Philadelphia. Address— Burnett Street, opposite Arcade. KAYE & GARTER ARE CASH BUYERS* highest current rates, all FARM PRODUOE. Agents for Sowcon's and" LAwaos'e Unrivalled Seeds. Hew Season's Supplies of RAPE, BPURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, fco, &0, JUST LANDED, LARGE EHDORKS »6 LYTCPELTON EXTENSIVE OLKANIN& MAOHJNBMY. CORNHAUKS always on hand, KAYE & CABTEK, OHBIBTCEURCE. J



J AISK YOUR: SHOE DEAIiEB I FOR \ EVERY fjft . ENCOURAGE <«»aum» BOOTS & SHOES, NI"3B™ I MANU/AOTURBD BY P. ANDEBSON, TIMABU. SMOKE ONLY | NEW VENUS | —.(o) • ! A *EBFEOT TOBACCO. MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STORE IS THE KING OF BOOT SHOPS. Pronounced by the Ashbarton Puiblfo to be the Cheapest »nd Most{fßeli&blf Boot Shop m A&hburton, mflE FOLLOWING IS A FFW CF OUR PRICES :~ Men's Good Blncheti, great value ... ... ... 5a lid Men's Good Shooter Boots from ... ... ... 9a 63 Men'a Light Sandfiy Boot, good value, at ... ... 8a 6d LadieH 1 Pretty Oxford Shoes from ... ... ... 6a 6d Children's Boots from ... .., ,„ Is Od Boys' Strong School Biots, very cheap; only ... ... 4s 6d Ladies' Leather Slippers from ... 3s lid Men's OanvM Shoes „. ... ,„ 6a M And a Thoaeind Other Lines thab Defy Oomp»tltlon.ab J. MELLOR'S ZEALANDIA BOOT STOBE, TANORED STREET, ASHBDRTON.



HARDLEY BROS GAS AND SANITARY ENGLSEEr.3. le% s s g S g S3 g 12 B 3 S I H 2 I J H J5 53 D t! « g a fjIHE Trade Supplies always irajJlStook Large quantity of Tubes and Fittings BA HS. TANKS, 81BKB, BftSUNS, Estimates given. HABDLEY BPO«., East Street;, JS shburton Kennedy & Miiir BEG to Notify the Farmers and Horse Owners m the Ashburton County that they have TAKEN OVER Reid & Gray's /»nhburton Branoh of JOBBING & ENGI NEERING, and are prepared to carry on all classes of work us usual; and aleo intend to extend the Business by adding HOBBE-SHOEING, COACH BUILDING & GENERAL WHEELW RIGHTING' Both having been employed hy Reid & Gray for many yeara, and having large experience as Horse Shoers, Implement Makers, and Coach Builders, all wjrk entrusted to their care will bo executed with despatch and at moderate prices, 10 ~~tinwal~d foeTsalb, SECTION and Dwelling,* fronting GrahamV Road, being Lot 527, contain ing f acre, on which is erected a five-roomed dwelling house. The owner, who is residing near Auckland, wishes to dispose of tho property forthwith. E>sy terms of payment can be arranged* T. BULLOCK, Agent ~~ " FOR "SALE:" ' I{)K ACRES Longbeaeh District), being \_&O Rural Sections 6492, 6493, 6494 6706, 28536, and 35557, containing !q al 135 acres 11 perches ; situated below Water ton For particulars apply to T BULLOCK CHEAP Cottage Property !— J acre eeo tion and Cottage, situated m Oxford Street, Hampstead, £O5 price required Apply to T. BULLOOK. TRIANGLE BAKERY, TO LET AT A LOW RENTAL. /""IENTR&LLY situated near the Post %U Office and Railway Station. Apply to T BULLCCK. ~~ TINWALD7 ~ TOWN BFCTIONS Nos 85 and 86, each containing £ acre > fronting McMurdo Street, the property of Mr Andrew fife- j Farlane. ! d@23 Price now rpqaired for the two. It is good lend. Terms if required. T. BULLOCK. Agent " FOBTSlliB." SHEEP COUNTRY SHEEP COUNTRY Hinds District 1500 iSSiig 1500 IN its native state for Sale at a reduced Price. Fronting f.hs road leading to Lowcliffo For particulars apply to T BULLOCK ~~ FOE SALE 500 iSS 500 DIVIDED infcn five Puddorks, goodfor all round farming. Portion of it m aew grass, and part suitable for putting into wheat this year. Full particulars furnished on application T. BULLOOKI ' ™ " TOE" SAL£~~~" 6A 0 B E S a ACRES O VERY GOOD LAND TIIRONTING Grove Streeb. Imwald, V origioaUy part of the celebrated Grove Farm Estate; pipe drained and otherwise improved! Liberal terms can be arranged. T BULLOCK, Agent for~sale BACHELORS' ESTABLISHMENT. 2 Roods 8J Perches. mOGETHER with Cottage, Small shed, JL ©to., situated &t Treverton, For p&rticulftra apply to B>; BULLOOK, FOB SALE. [ RUILDING SITES. 3 QUARTER Acres all adjoining-Nos 1128,1129, and 1130, Cameron Street, on the upper eide of the railway. There hive been numerous enquiries for eectione m the vicinity of these. To be sold on vary easy terms of payment!. Full particuiata on aptiication. * P. BULLOCK. 'W LEW, Rooaag m the Arcade. Apply to t. bullook_ Foß"baL^ BUILDING site, Tinwald £14 10a price required for T- 8. 231 containing i acre fronting Anne Street The owner beiog an absentee wishes to realise forthwith. Apply to T BULLOCK FOB SALE "TTALUABLE Building Allotments, aitu 1 V ated at the corner of Cass and Moore Streets, and being part of Town Sections 100 and 191 T BULLOCK, TO LET AT A LOW RENTAL SHOP and premises at the ooraei: of the Triangle, fronting Cass Street and WakaDui Road, leading to the Poit Office and Railway Station T BULLOCK FOX SALE, Nice Building Site, fronting the W&kantsf Road, just beyond the corner of tho East Belt, being parts of Lots 42 and 43, contain ing about I Rood 20 Perches. Capital site for a private residence Apply to _ T BU LLOCBL MONEY. SPECIAL mm of £450 to lead on first Mortgage aho £3000 In enmis to suit borrowers, Apply to JD_BULLQOK TINWALD. ~~ ' rpo LET—Five Roomed Cottage aad half _L an acre fronting Graham's Road, below the Presbyterian Church. T, BULLOCK, Ag«Bt



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LOAKBY'S Stands anrivalled for Indiges- WAHOO bion and Liver Complaint*. Ib is pnraly herbal, and cannot injure tbe tnosb delicate constitution. Its effect is almost instantaneous; f single doae naually relieves, wbilab one bottle ia gener ally enough to cure. LOASBY'S WAHOO does not require a dozen bottles to be laken before yon can jur?ge its vain®. No other Medicine adver tised asks you, as we do, to buy only one bottle ; take it regularly according to directions, and .then give the verdict. Hundreds of testimonials m our possession prove that many confirmed dyspeptics, after every known remedy bad failed, have been completely cured by the aid of only one bottle of Lobby's Wahoo, Lnaiby's Wahoo—Price 2i 6d, everywhere Sole manufacturers and proprietors—> LOASBY'S WAHOO MANUFACTUR ING CO., Ltd, Danedin- Wholesale Agents— ; Keinptborne, Prosaer & Co, N Z Drug Co, Ltd |



GOOD MEDICINE FOR OHILDBKN • Through the months of June and July our baby was teethirg and took a running o0 of t he bowels aud aioknesa of fche stomach,' says OPM FTolliday, of Deming, Ind< 'His bowela would move from five tio eight times a day. I had a bottle of Chamberlain's Coiio, Choiera and Diarrhoea Remedy m the houso nod gave him four drops m a feeßepoonful of water, and he got better at once.' Sold by Apbbufton Drue Company Wade a Worm Figs, fche wonderful Worm Worriers, never fail foi adults ot children Pri^B Is