CABLE NEWS.

United Pres a Association—By Siecrio Telegraph —Copy right

A CHURCH APPOINTMENT R< MX, January 6 Mora. K*lly, rector of the Irish College at has been appointed a Ooadjutor-Bishop of Cardinal Moran, of Sydney, FRENCH BIGHTS IN NEW FOUNDLAND. London, January 6 The Morning Post suggests the ex change of British Gambia for French rights in Newfoundland and the Hebrides The Times has a reference to the instructions which were given to thr Select Committee appointed by the Hon. St J. BrodricW, Secretary of State for War. It is stated that the comoiittee will report upon the question cf army j reform, with a view to bringing the; work of the Wsr Office into closer harmony with the systems in vogue in the conduct of large business under takings OBITUARY Sydney, January 7 Sir Edward Knox, chairman of the Colonial Sugar Company and a well known figure in connection with other commercial philanthropic institutions

The People And The Army

LORD WOLSELEY'S GRIEVANCE

Lord Woleeley, speaking at the Cut lers' feast at ShtffiVW, paid that look ing back on hia terra of office now draw-1 ing to a cioße, the only complaint he had to in ike was tliat wlien a Oom manderoin Chief heraade pr> poaalsrelat log *o the army which he considered essential for the aafpty and welfare of the Empire, these proposals were not made known to the public. In France, Germany, and all the great nations of the world, whatever might be deemed necessary by the gfripral officer, who was mostly the Sovereign, to make the army efficient waa regarded as a con sideration that came before all others Every other consideration was put on i one side. Without finding fault with the Constitution of this country, be might point out thit conditions must j continually arise, as long as our pres j ent military organisation continued, when a man like himself, charged with the purely military side of our affairs, might feel it necessary to bring before j the Government of the day the fact j that the army was not strong enough ' or that its guns were old, or that our ' fortifications were defended by abso lete artillery, and many other things which were not what they ought j to bo under a great nation like i ours. He was listened to most j attentively, he was told-" No doubt you are quite right; these things j are very desirable, but we h»ve not i got the money to provide them " That j was the very common answer of all I Governments. One might ask for these things. TheGoverummts might believe in thtni, but sttil one did not get them. As »c w«*s drawing near to the tiane when h<=? should coase to be Oommander-in Chief, ha would sa\ that the only com^Uint ho had was that he regretted very irucb, in the Interests of the nfmy and of this gfeat Empire, that when a man in the posit ion of a Oommf>nder-io»Ohief or anj other high position in the array, declar ed that he deliberately itU it was necessary to make certain changes in regard to aruiy matters, or laid before the Cabinet certain pr poe ila essential to the safety of the Empire—he regret ted that that opinion, deliberately com? to by an expert on the sul pet, was not, for whiit it was worth, n>ade known to the nati nat large. (Loud cheers ) If they did not bnlipve in in* represent ations it would bp a very short time before the person who m*de them would have to so. If they did find them well founded, they would insist on the country beiDg provided with what the expert thought necessary. (Oheers.) The eubject was a very serious one, and he begged to recomm end it to all those whom be had the honour to see before him, (Loud sheers.)

NEW DISEASE IN WHEAT

A disease which affects wheat crop 8 and produces very serious effects in Europe has made its appearance in South Australia, and is the subject of a special report to the Victorian De partment of Agriculture by Mr M'Alpine, the Government vegetable pathologist, Mr M'Alpine states t'uat at tfao end of November he received from the Secretary of the Agricultural Bureau, Adelaide, samples of wheat plants affected with a disease unknown to that gentleman. The crop from which the sampUs came was manured with a mixture of 60 b mineral super phosphate and 201b bonedust per acre. Six years previously U.e land was treated well with farmyard manure. The trouble is worse in the heavier crops; light crops are comparatively free. The symptoms are that the ■wheat in the ear is prematurely whitn and unripe. At the base of the stem, adjoining the roots, there ib a blacken ing caused by the fungus, and this also extends to the roots. Although the stem remains upright, it dies prema turely, because the roots are killed, and so the grain is not nourished. The fungus thrives under similar conditions to that which causes "yellow patches" in barley. Jt appears that thr better the soil the more subject is the wheat to the disease, and some have thought that a ciop afier leguminous plants is especially Euscep'ible. Mr M'Alpine states that ploughing under the stabble ought to be adopted to prevent its re appearance, if possible, but that burning is better. The burning cfl ought to be done immediately after harvest, and before the sporeß have had time to ripen and scatter. This fungus was only at first found in wheat, and is known as the ' killer of wheat haulm?,' but It has now been found in barley. It is important that it should be at tended to at its first appearance, and measures taken to suppress it.

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Print** and published by Aissm Josh (B?bb«ll-Baxxhb, of Burnett street east Hoi »M Proprietors, Robbht Bell a 4 Hknby Adam Mackax 1, at thtbf Prlntlnf Offiw, Buraett Street, Ashburton,



Manning & Go's NEW SEASON'S BOTTLF.D ALES AHO STOUT> IN QUARTS AND PINTS, THB BEST iFTHE MAB&BT Equal to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES, Agents for Aahbnrton—Messes Shbab masßbosv



KAYE & GARTER ARE CASH BUYERS, highest Icarrent rates, all FARM PROBUOF. Agents tor Button's and Lawson'b Unrivalled Seeds. New Season's Supplies of RAPE, ' (TURNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, &o, &0, JUS 3) LANDED, LARGE STORES afc LYTtUSLTON. EXTENSIVE CLEANING MAOHIMBRY, CORNSAOKB always on hand' - KAYE & CARTER, CHRISTCHURCH. 9 57



NATIONAL MORTGAGE 4 AGENCY CO. OF N.Z^ LTD,; TiMAim V IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE; 530 aores Rangibata, 250 asres Olu«mont| 250 acres Waitotis, 200 acres Waihao, 250 acres Klngsdown, 1000" aoref Ota'« ( 500 acres Totara, And others of various sfzer to Booth Outlet* bury. Improved Farms {or lease, with right of purchase 1170 acres Fairlie, 505 acres Totara, and 265 acres (Cotara Also unimproved agricultural and (mrtfif (Trme of various tjzes on the* Ralnoliffo ana Levels Estates, and two well Improved Sbatian properties of 7000 acres each



NOTICE. Kennedy & Muir i ■ ■ BEG to Notify the Farmers and Horse Owners in the Ashburton County that they have TAKEN OVER Reid & Grat'i Anhburton Branch of JOBBING * ENGI NEERING, and ere prepared to carry on all classes of work as üßua!; and also intssd. to extend the Business by adding HORSE-SHOEING, COACH BUILDING. & GENERAL WHEELWRIGHTING Both having been employed by Reid ft Gray for many years, and having large experienov as Horse Shoers, Implement) Makers, an 6 Coach Builders, all work entrusted to their oare will be executed with despatch and ab moderate prices. 10



WISHING YOU THE', COMPII MENTS OF THE SEASON TTjI Owing to Sickness, your Xuim If jLX? • not ac merry, or your New Year ai happy as you desire, or your many friends wish you, remember, that Plantekoa, the great Herbal Remedy, having cured others, will cure you, and make tha year 11901 the Healthiest and Happiest you have spent. Tbt it. Are you Bubjecb to F«*d«ohe, if so Plantekoa la ths Remedy. Read tha following;— I Mb J. O. Mold, Blacksmith and Wheel wright, Gladstone, writes under date* 13/7/19C0, Dear Sir,—l have suffered for years from Frontal and Bilious Headaohes and have tried many so called Headaobe Cures without success, but after using one Bottle of your wonderful Remedy, my headaches? are a thing of the pact and I consider myself permanently cured. I give you thiv testimonial voluntarily and cannot speak too highly of Plantekoal—Yours faithfully, L. S. MOLD: Mr Charles Ai Lolly, of the well-known bueineaa firm of Lolly k Co,, Land and Estate Agents, 56 Willis Street, Wellington, Bays~- Slr,—l have mtt<.:h pleasure in recommend ing your Planteko* to anyone who may suffer from headache. I used a bottle of tnte medicine several months ago, and since then I have not had one single abtaok, and hay* felt in splendid health. I consider this the more remarkable as previous to taking Plantekoa I was subject to violent head* aches, on an average once a week and had. recourse to Headache Wafers, Powders, etc., which only gave me temporary relief. You can mention try name to anyone yoa know suffering in like manner. I shall only be to pleased to recommend Plantekoa. Obtainablb Everywhere. Tby it. ——IT OTJRES.



THE McCORMICK WAS AWARDED AT XRB CHBISTOHtrROH SHCW, LOoNoyembw 9,1500, The Certificate of Merit; Which carries with it a SILVER MEDAL, the highest award given to Harreatlug Machinery at -tbit Hbow. It vina in PARIS mote Awards (ban *ay other American Exhibitor there, bwidw ANNEXING the Oraiid OPield Xrl |Trophjroia Gold Medal and 200 Francs, AGAINST ALL COMERS, Call and Inspect) this gnperb Mao&ioa befor* buying eliewhere. Morrow, Bassett &Qo % ASHBURTON. M. PRIEST, Manager



THE HOUSEWIFE'S tfRIENB, rpEE RAPID LIGHTNING GLOBO ia pronounced by the Ashburton Fnblio to be the only reliable SHIRT GLOSS ia j Athburtoni A Trial will convince yon o j the difference in qaaHtyJfrom *U othew Is the market. Soldi by ill the tadjog o*Mtri In Aifeburtoo



REMOVAL. EEID <£GRAY. WE have pleasure in announcing that we have removed' to Temporary Premises in ' •. BURNETT STREET (Adjoining the Ashbnrton Oiab) Where we shall carry on oar business pending the ereotion of Ook Nkw Wabehocshi .4 Bhowboom.T We are carrying a larger and more varied atook of Implements and Fittings, •• Deering" Machinery, Twine, Oils, And AH Farmers' Reqaisltes, And shall be glad to see oar tuuneroiis friends afa oor Burnett Stbbet Premises. We have disposed of our Jobbing Depart ment £o IMessra Kennedy.and Muir, whom we can confidently reoommend as np to date tradesmen! REID & GRAY, R. B. RESTELL, Manager.



I WANTED KNOWN I HAVE a splendid variety of fonoy Chocolate Boxes jnst to hand, botb useful and ornamental. Pleaße ball and inspect. Fre«h Toffies and Candies, English and! French Chocolates and Confectionery always its Stock, Ices, Strawberries and Cream, Hot Pica and Ligbb Refreshments always ready. A freeh supply of local and .W-*«" •"*""< "S lyi FLOWER. 12 Confectioner & Fruiterer, East St



Old Harness Machine Belting, Eto. SE'S with a Hammer. From all Iroa mongere and Storekeepers. BIFURCATED RIVET CO., I/xd.i London, Eagjimd. Fall pirticinlftM from Harrison & Webb, Auckland. (Cuts thii out and ihow yo v Ironmonger,) _ ! Wade i Worm Flgi, the wonderful Worm | Werrttr*, never fail for adalti or, obUares



(DHE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS CO. OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Otf CANTERBURY, Ltdu Offices, Warehouses, aad Grain Bfcores: Went Street, Aahbarton. EVERY Deßoription of Farmers' Requisites at lowest) rates. Groceries Hardware Saddlery, Corniaoks, Woolpacik«, Tvioe, Oils, Tinware, Horse Covers, Etc. Eto. GRAIN SOLD^N COMMISSION. Having reliable information from our Agents in other parfci of the Colonies, we are in a position 60 obtain highest possible prices for all grain placed In our hands for disposal, Shareholders should be particularly care ful to eoquina from u» and inspect our goods before ordering elsewhere. WE have several really first-class Fame for Sale on our booka, and farmerr wishing to purchase would do well to call 00 oa for particulars :■— 1000 Aores Laurieton District 750 o Wakaaul „ 1031  Chertaey ,« 1958 „ Dromore „ 1180 „ Springburn „ 276 ,i 1, i» 674 „ Waterton „ OD, F» GIBSON, Manager



SECURE A SHAAB OF THE PBOEiTS '■•■'•? -.•:■■ ' OE THE ': Australian Mutual Provident Society FOR TBE 'CURRENT- -IEiR; BY IFFECTiKG A LIFE ASSUBANOE POLICY WITH THAT OFFICE BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE lEIB. NOTE.—The amount of PROFIT distributed amongst Policjholders for the One Year, 1899, exceeded FIVE HUNDRED AND SIX THOUSAND POUNDS CASH, ACTUAL EXAMPLES Of BONUS DECLARED as at 31et December, 1899, on Whole-Life Policies effected vi wav OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, and DECEMBER, 18S9. —" ■ ' ———— —-—— T -''■■■ .' ]"1899 Reversion PoLicy No. Age Scm Assubbd Pebmidm Faid ary Bonu«. .■ """" """*""* L "" £ £a d £« d i 408 65fl 16 400 611 0 5 8 0 = 408 881 ' ' S 1000 19 14 2 14 14 0 008 365 25 500 . 10 13 4 7 8 0 508 497 S 1000 23 10 10 14 6 0 f108420 3b 500 14 5 5 , 614 0 ,_j^L-_-^——Jg°- 17 4 7 616x° BONUSES VEST WHEN POLIOIES HAVE BEEN TWO (2) YEARS IN FORCE. Remember the Name of" Office and Addresa, because n« other Australasian Mutual Offico Divides Pbofjts Yearly. Pnubh Offioe-CUSTOM-HODSB QUAY, WELLINGTON. EDWARD W» LOWE, Resldenb Secretary. Disttlofc Offioe-OATBEDRAL SQUARE. CHRISTOHURCH. ■ JAMES HATR, Dißtrict Seoretary.



J. BALLANTYNE& COMPANY ANNUAL ..;•. CHRISTMAS DISPLAY SPECIALLY SELECTED NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON. AUTISTIC, USEFUL, NOVEL, DAINIY, PRESENTS, QPSOIAL SHOW of Calendars, Cards, Dressing Bags, Purse?, Photo Vramss, O»k Trays, Work Tables, Clocks, Perfumes, elc, etc. EVERYTHING CHOICE, ATTRACTIVE, AND UP-TO-DATE. Customers who find it inconvenient to visit as personally, are aesured that their orders will receive our ueual carefal attention; J. BALLANTYNE & COMPANY DUNSTABLE HOUSE, OASHEL STREET, OHRISTCHUROH. ■ ■■-.■£'■ BELFAST AND FAIRFIELP FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST TTIOR^ TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AED ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURE can be mad 3 for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVEBIfWHEBE LAST SEASON. MANUKEgiOAN BE SUPPLIED IN J, Owt, or 2.Cvt. SACKS Orders received b/ FBIIBDLANDEB'; B!EI.Ofe»., JL.imitO«V., DATID THOMAS, ■ ■ '- '■ - ' ' OR '. " "". T'l-IJIU W.st. FABMBBB -00-C>'jt»JKJ»ATI-VB: A SftOCIATIOW OF 1 CANTKBBDBY, Llmltedi CAHTEBBUBY FBOZEK MEAT AND DAIRY PKOPUCE KXFOBT COMPANY, LIMITED. q Blj c. WAYMOU i. 1 Secretary.



SMOKE ONLY NEW. VENUS A PEKFEOT TOBACCO.



30000 M~~~~^• -^ g^-g^ . Cooking' Ranges ¥.*.„ ■-»j«^^^Sls=: «fc«ij-^«JM-fr -4 In Use in the Colony ~4G&k pT™ 1! /s^=r=~^^ Br The/ burn Lignite, Trae Coal, or Wood up IBSIM <^3:; fe NO SETTING REQUIRED, i^i K3fSi?sF^^?Jf v^'v-j*-^ j^ With Stove Pipe oan be worked out In b * jp%^^' kC@^-i3> open. Splendid Bread Bakers PT^ill ] Z~t->*** iL : With caß* iron or copper boilers. The l«jgyj«s| IU copper boilers are large and tin lined inside. tif™""*yk ji» *v t. faaJur* Repairs aie a Minimum. leSa s^ @ p ■ {M^a^jj^jSJM) Mada In all sizes, single or double ovens. X" "A 1 'rß™^^...irjjgi High or lowpressure boiler H--11 .... "«Ja — 'rial g o ig by a |i ifonm gers, from whom Oat loguea can be obta>i ed, or from the make H. E. SHACKLOCK, LTD. SOUTHBND FOUNDRY, Peinoes jStrebt, DUNIDIN



XMAS PRESENTS., • XMAS PRESENTS. "OVERYBODY should call and see pur Grand Display of New Gocdi suitable for "XT MAS and New Year Gifts. Fancy Goods of all kinds, Photo Frames, Vases, Fancy Baskets, Fancy Crockery in all the latest designs, Also—A Kice Assortment of the beet Silver Plated Goods at greatly reduced prices. v s 'I. CALL AND SEE. NO OM PEESSBD TO BUY AT T. H. UN DRILL & GO'S., CABINETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS, TANORED STREET.



MELLO R'S ZE A LAND!A BOOT STORE rpai ONLY up to date Boot Shop In Aehburton, For real good Value, Style, and Fitting try the ''ZEALAJSDI BOOTS Every pair guaranteed* Remember our Price is the CHEAPEST, and oar Stock the LARGEST in Canterbury. If yon want good Value for very little Money, than he sore you GO TO Tl/T fp f T OT? *Q ZEALANDIA BOOT gTORF, OCANCRED BTKEFT, ASHBUPTON



J. SEALY & CO., THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED f-EED FIRVi IN ASHBI BTON. JC3 JP^ f\^ ABK bMU to fche front, Rt>d are prepared to supply their army • k5» Cv V^O» P*troDß wiih reliable SKEDS* «f every description, THVI WILL Gilo W, at lowesfc market ratet. SEEDS FOR THB FARM, VIGETABLB SEEDS, FtOWER SEEDS, & GARDEN REQUISITES o! every "description, Direct from the Gkowehs and Manufacturers. Our Stookt|of NEW SEASON'S SEEDS are from the Celebrated Firnu/^AHKS Cabter & Co, London, and Peteb Lawbon & Son, Edinburgh, and they are of the beat quality obtainable. FRUIT. FRUIT. FRUIT. LARGE STOCKS of all Seasonable FRUITS always on hand.



ASK YOUR SHOE DE&LEE * i FOR \ aumstEßP. BOOTS & SHOES, BBosr 1T MAKU/ACTUftED BY S. ANDERSON, TIMARU.



WANTED KNOWN. J. L. HIGGB HAS Faints, Oils, (turps, Glass, Scrim &0,, alao choice Paperhangioge. PRIOES LOW. High Glaai Decorative Work a Sptsoialty Don' 6 forget. . —— i OopWA^'* Kui^uras,tr»cor«d i3i?eei



BEEGHAM'S PIUS For Billioui and Nervous Disorders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomaoh, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness and Droweinens, Cold, Chill*, Flushings of Heat, Loss of Appetite, Shortness of Breath, Cpstiveaess, lon the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling : Sensations, eto. The First Dose will give Relief in Twenty Minutes. .This is bo Fiction. Every sufferer is earnestly invited | to try one Box of these Pills, and they will , be acknowledged to be | Wertb a CHJIKEA a BOX ! BEECBTAM'S FILLS, taken as directed, \ will quiokly restore Females to complete 1 health They promptly remove any obstruc tion or irregularity in the system For a WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DISORDERED LIVER, They aot like magic—a few doses will work wonders upon the Vital Organs ; strengthening the Muscular System, restor; ing the lonplost complexion, bringing b»ok the best of appetite, and arousing with the robust) health the whole physical emergy of the human frame For throwing off fevers in kob climates they are specially renowned These are 'facts' admitted by thousands, ih all classes of Society, and one of the best gaarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is that BEECHAM'd FILLS have the Largest Sale of any Patent Medicine in Sue World UJKECKAM^ JPILJLiS Have for many years been the popular family medicine throughout the British Colonies, and they now stand WITHOU3J A RIVAL. PREFACED ONLY BY XHOXII JBJBBCKAV, ST. HbLks'B.E Sold everywhere in ttles—9Jd f Is IJd, and Is 9d each



Dafgety and Company LIMITED. Head Office— 52 Lombard Street,, London, E.C. MERCHANTS. WOOL AND GRAIN BROKERS. AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS. STOCK, STATION. FINANCIAL, & SHIPPISG AGENTS. BRANCHES: Chrlstchurch, JRunedin, and Napier. AGENCIES : Timara, Oamaru, and Gore. SPECI L ANNOUNCEMENT DALGRTY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, desire to intimate to the Farmlcg Community of South Canter bury that they have opened a BRANCH OFFICE in TIMARU. D ALGETY AND COmFaNY, LTD , are prepared to receive ctneijgnments WOOL, TALLOW. & ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE For Looal Sale or Shipment to tie EUROPEAN AND AUSTRALIAN MARKETS. LIBERAL CASH ADVANOS^ **ADK on Favourable Terms on Growing Oiips of Wool j also Tallow, Grain, Skies, and other Produce, consigned for. sals in the London, Australian, atid local markets; NO COMMISSION CHARGED ON ADVANCES. Farmers' Accounts kept free of charge, and financed at lowest current rates o interest. Stock Sales held at the different sale* yards throughout Canterbury.' Woolpacks and other Station Requisites always on band. TIMAR u"~b F F I 0 B, STAFFORD STREET, Opposite Bank of New Zealand



ASHBUBTON PEBMANENT BUILDIKO AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. X 0A N S GRANTED FJR 0 M d 625 and upwards, at current rates. Fu? Fartioularß on application. Office — Tancred Strfett Office Hours—9.3o r m till 4pm First) Tuesday in Month—9,3o am tit! pm : »ad 7 till 9 pm ALBERT BOBER . Manager



GL JESSON, PRAOTIOAL WATOHMAjDwIfiK AND I JEWELLER i TTAVING taken a lease of one of the! new shops in Davib's corner, I amnoff showing a large aod varied stock of Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery Electro-plate, Efco. suitable for Chriatmaa and Weddlag Pre* sents at prices which defy oompebifcioa. tb« AadNN^OATU 1 Qowr. I



WAftIED Kaown—That what we do, we try to do well. Bear this in mind, Gentlemen, when ordering your Summer Outfit; and, Ladies, rtmensber it before fitting up your Boys for the holidays— Mib hell and burner



». Mef*t*>|urn;, Monumental Ecu'ptor, 60 Stafford S\ Tioaar f, A LWAYS in Sbock—A first X V ~J\. class selection of Marble t—lL-4 and Granite Monuments. || Designs and Estimates for 11 warded on application. *^ Letter Catting in «ny »fcvle



IEIAD PMIZFi C3OJMLPJ3TITIOPN rriHE "TRIAD" offers a prize of two L guineas to the person who gives the correct number (or nearest to the correct number) of births registered in the oniony for the year ending 31sr, December, 1900, To close 20th January, 1901 For Puzz'e Competition specially for juveniles, see Triad. CONDITIONS. Competitors may tend any number of guesses, provided each Is accompanied with a receipt for ss, or more, fttm ft different ' Triad' advertiser, as per list below. AJax Washing Powden Anglo N.Z. Cycle Co. Auokland forwarding and Parcels Delivery Agency Sing, Harris & Co, Arrow Brand Boots Curtis, F, Jeweller Gawne's Sauoes, Pickles, Vinegar^ eto Gear Meat Co Gregg and Co, W, Coffee, Starch, eto Hnyward'f Pickles and ifoacee Joaes, H M, Triad Agent Kirkpatriok, 8, and Co, X Jams Eharkl Cigarettes, Eagle Co's Kozie Teas, all Grocers' Lane's Creosoted Emulsion Meddins, G>, Ironmonger Mrs Miller's Cookery Books Neleon, Moate and Co's Te» N.Z Express Gulleft, agsnt Nicholas & Piokford, bootmakers Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corpora lion, Ltd. Orr, A, Draper Sanderson's Scotch Whisky Somerset Hotel, H S Drummoud Spring Bloeom Tea Suratura Tea Teed and Co», Corn Cure TonkiDg's Linseed Emulsion ' Wahoo Loasby's, * Koolibah Loasb/s Waltke's Soap Willa' Three Castles Cigarettes & Tobacc Yates & Co, Arthur, seed merchants



HARDLEY BROS- GiS AND SANITARY ENGINEER. I 1" 1 I I I j S3 » »4 H 'A a 5 ■* « g a •TIBE Trade Supplies always in Stock. L%rge quantity of Tubes and Fitting * BATHS, TAKK9, 61-MKB, BASINS, Ktc Estimates given. tUEDLEY BTiO-- East Street, Aehburton



A. AGKR AKCHITEOT ARCADE OB AMBERS ASHBUIITON. TF you wftofc a NEW HOUSE, or Alter* blone, or Newest Style of Decorations, CONBULT MR AGER. Call and sea the KEW FIBROSE BLIND Imitation of Venetian, At half the price



CHARMING SPRING. NOVELTIES. JUST OPENED- -50 CASES NEW GOODS., T^TEW MILLINERY, FIOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBON, fto. New Dress^Fabrics, Serges, Coßturoe CJloth; willjnot Bhrlok^or spotCwltb win. Notelties inSZepbyra, Prlnfcs, Fftuoy Piq«?i, Spottei.Maßlloi, Lnstiei, plainj&jfigared' Special Value in Black Dress Goods of all kinds. Magnificent Asßortment of Plain m& Figured Silks, Mantles; Corsets, F D>nd 0.8, and also various other makes; Lace Curtains, White Counterpanes^ Umbrellas and Sunshades, all prices. Up«to«dato Millinery, very stylkb. DRESSMAKING.—Ladies leaving theif orders are getting [every satisfaction >| flfc and style. 1 AILORING,—A thoroughly up to date Stock of Suitings andJTirougerlngfc in English, Scotch, Irish, and Colonial Tweeds, SatisiacSioh Guabanibbd. 10.Oases [of LINOLEUM and CARPETS just opened. AND RE W 0 RR..



{THE A B 0 OP IB A Kidney Education starts with : Back ache m<«ani kidney aob.9, lame back means iama kidneys, w«ak back means weak kidn«yp, care means Do&n's Backache Kid ney Pilta. Bead abt ut the free distribution io this paper, and call at tub Asbbtjrton Paura Co, Ltp. WbdjuSPATj jASyAST 9,