Wmjokoton, June 18 The waathtr cleared up at Bight, but at daylight a heavy rain came on again, and iatiarated the town onoo more. I 1 threatens to be showery all dty< The sound c,f the hammer is atill heard in the streets, and »he roping off is not finished yet (9 a m). The olty it crowded with visitors, the trains and steamer* daring ths last three days having brought In many thousands. Th© ihipping and the town is gaily decorated. Caba Street takes th» paim, being a bower of evergreens »nd banting all along the business portion. Considering the amounts of raja that I»e fallen, the streets are not so muddy an might be expaoted, and if no more rain i f alii, the waathes- wi!l have little effect on the oeramoniea., Th<* artillery fired a salute at 8. and the men of war another as the Ophir a»ma up to the wharf, shortly after 9, j At the hour approached for the landing the weather became more favourable, and the ian occasionally shone out The Governor Bad Mialitera pu» to rd appearance shortly after eleven, by whioh time the stands at !>hi fcntranee to the wharf wers densely «'rowd«d, md the ifersets were iined with apeotntors} 3500 troops' and eadeta were employed in lining the route Panotnally at 11 o'clock their Royal Highnesses came down the gangway, the Duke dressed in an Admiral's uniform, and th 9 Duchess in black Mr Beanoh'amp, chairman, and Mr Ferguson, trnmtuy of the Harbour Board were pro ietstud, and a, bouquet waa handed to the Diichoss by the former's daughter A ialate wa« Seed, and the band struck up the National Anthem The n»v&!a formed a guard of honour on the wharf, and the main alley'iraa lined by. 200 Veterans Preceded by hfe suite, their RayaS Highnesses entered she earrtage, and afc the entranoe bo the wharf foQnd the Mayor and Councillors, Mr Aifcken appearing for the first time :o his robes of office Hs handed the, Duke the municipal address, *t the tame time hoping they would have better weather to enjoy their visit The Bake formally thanked him, and another bouquet was presented to the Duohen, after which the procession fmms dlately moved forward amid cheers, to the •trains of the National Anthem Some thousand mounted men followed as an eacorfc, and made s. more considerable display of mounted forces than ban yet been seen io Wellington Moat) of the itandi along the route were I!!sd to their .übrnoat capacity, bat the sfertsU oould have held more people. In manyoaaea the buildings presented a sea of facet. The crowd was very enthusiastic, and their Royal Highnesses received a warm welcome every where. On the Government ■land io front of the dnpartmental buildings were seated the Premier, Mr Ward in court uniforms, and the other members of the Mini*try, many metnbars of Parliament and representative men from all parts of the colony. As the Boyal carriage approached Ihe cheering could be beard iv the distance, and passed along until it culminated in an asthuaisßtio scene aa the Government stand was reached. Most of the people on the ■tanda were then waving hats, handkerchiefs •to, and presenting at animated sight. The jtroonssiots passed along Charlottes, Sydney, «od Maseam streets, and the Royal party entered Government house the battery firing* Roytltalate of 21 gnni from the fChorndan esplanade, The Hon J G Ward waa supported by Sir J Aodewon and Sir B B*onfc, while Colonel Byron and Major Bar escorted Ouptain Gudgeon and Hon W C Walker to the dais. B)he Bake shook each geptlamao by the baud after he had received his decoration «nd with thair supporter!., They thereupon bowed tbemselvea away backwards. Vis 1 count) (Mohtots bora tha insignia of the order before «*oh reoiplent upon a velvet cushion Onanrihrnl at Government House, where the Garrison Band and City Rifles were stationed, th 9 Doke Inspected the latter, and the Console, ten lo number, were presanted. A Court ot Investiture was then constituted in the drawing room, whlob. waa resplendent with gold braided nniforraa. Sir A Bigge than read letters patent under the sign manual cf the Kirn. The Duke and Dachees, the Coun fcess Eanfarly, and the Prince of Teck «jcciapied the dais. Lord Eanfnrly was called opon, and supported by Lord Wen lock and Sir A Blggte advancsd to receive the order of the Knight of the Grand Crosa oi St Michael and St George, The Hon Ward followed, and was made a Knight oi the Bame ocder, while Oolouel Gudgeon and the Hoa W C Walker received O M G's. The Governor and Mr Ward received the accolade kneeling, bat the companions were decorated standing* The Duke and Duchess afterwards Inspected the vetsranss, and went care* fully through the ranks takinu (special notice of thoeo, who bore several medals. With softie of these old warrlora the Duke conversed for a short time upon their experiences. The Premier and Sir J G Ward were iLso of the party

The Chairman of Aahburfeon County Ooun oil h«n handed n« the following eorrespon deoons with reference to the passing of their Boyal Hiebnessea :—• Rotobua I am desired by hie Excellency the Governor *o acknowledge receipt of your letter of the Bbh Jaae. The train for their Boy*! HighaouM hat been uhaduied by the | Hallway Department, and It has been io «rr*afced that oha tlnw. of departure at; ohr!a*o.baroh» and..arrival In , Danadso, are j tod aoantlilea. iHe ladeilroos however, to asset as far at poaalble tb« whhea of the eaopla at Aihbarton, and ha hat written *■•<> the Minister for K»llw*y» enquiring whether it is possible to keep the scheduled time, Had yot allow the Royal train when In the vietntty of the Ashbnrton station to mov« at a v«ry ilow rate before stopping. Bis Ezoellensy neenbt very, mneh that the short ?lttt of theif Koyal Highneiiei to Mew Zea l«nd iocs not'admit of their spending a day in yonr oity, and he desires to add th&t it would b&wa given him gre^t plefasjsre if they had been able to visit »U bhs priuoiple towns in tbti e«!ony.—CAffAisr Ajsxakdib,

Ouptais Alexander, A D O His Excellency, the Govoraor, Wellington I— Th« Ohahman innbtnotij me to thank yoo for four courteous wire of the 14th mat. The Council wishes Royal train te proceed at a slow rate.when leaving Ashburton to bridge, instead of slowing down before arriving at AAbwton, as part of line between station and bridge mo»t osnvenient for onlooker! to areefe theit Roy** Highneiseu! Chairman bopee this reffln«»t wiSI be kindly acceded to He would mho like to know if only one side ©f railway will bo visible from Roya! o»r ri»ge.—F Masnvabino.

.Wblunoiok The Oounfcy Olerk, A«hburfioa. U'he Governor desirsa me to inform you that he will a,rr»age ths tr&in to have at glow f»te from Ashbnrton to ths bridge In stead of slowing down before the arrival. With regard to the first question as to whether b»th Bides of the railway carriage will bo vitlble. Be mvut refer you to the locality. He imagines that their Royal Hiahtteisea will be able to see both iaidot. OAP'SAW AraxANDBB

CORRESPONDENCE.

- dW# 4« no* held onrtoires resjwnojbla for oiHofMis mtpreesed by our oorrenpoJideata

THE ROYAL VISIT

SO IMB EIJIXOE. Sie»—May I through the columns of your paper aek the Retail Traders' Asso ciation to reconsider their determination of keeping their places of business open on Safcurday, 22nd instead of both Satur 1 day and Monday following. I would point out that to many of ourselves, this maybe the only chance of seeing our future King and Queen, and I note that the Banks,Gralu stores, and Goods traffic are all closed on the Saturday ani Mon« day, I think it would be a graceful act on the part of the Retail Trad era' Association to fall In line on this occasion and close fcwrf. " p IBvevy employee would, I feel certain, I bts grateful for the chance to see our Royal Vlaitort, and the festivities in their faongor, and I dont think the traders' ■would unffeir, if one takes in view the 'amodnt of business that would ensue if they kept their premises open on the Saturday as Intended.—Thanking you In anticipation.—l »m *c- .. .. ■ MmwwK^.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS.

United Press Accooiation—By Eleo rio Telegraph TiMARtr, June 18 i The Timarn Borough Council last nightl rrgolvod to submit 'fco the r»tepayeis proposals to borrow £4000 for abattoirs,' £10.000 for wface drainage extension, £6000 tor waterworks extension, £5000 to , pay off the overdraft;, £3000 to purohauß recreation grounds tor North Timarn, £1000 for a road rolier and stons oruaher, £25,000 to purchspp the gasworks or electric lighting, total £51,000.. The proposals were not much dipcussed Auckland. June 18. The shttionraaster at Belenßvitle tola" £»rsphs th«»t a large piece of the fore part of the bulwarks of a vessel with stanchions attached and the word "alma" it was fouiid yesterday on the west coast beach. It does not; appear to have been long in ! the water. Ihvbboabgill, Jane 18 The trial of Chas Arnett for attempting to murder Charles MHne.a rabbitter s by poison was commenced, and is likely to last three days. Dunkdin Jane 18 Judge Williams and a jury of four are hearing the libel suit Doctor Coughtre? against; the Evening Star in which £200 damages are claimed for charging him with cavilling over the tramway and other public concerns.—O'OoDHor against Gebbie find another,was settled ont of Courf,defend»fflt's pay lug £65 on an action for slander arising out the despatch of a telegram-

Meeting of Householders

LONGBEACH

A public meeting of the householders of the Longbeach District was heid on Monday evening, for the purptm of electing a com* mittn® far the ensuing year. Mr Charles Honlten was voted to the chair, and read the advertisement calling the meeting The retiring Committee! reported & creditbaUnce oi £14 I3s an incidental acceunf, aod £2 4s » prize account. The following persons were elected a Cominitee for the ensuing year, viz: Messrs Frank Soal, Jas Fisher, P Prendergast, W Houston, T Gollins, W Hockinge and W Norm At a subsequent meebiDgof the Committee Mr T Collins wag reoleoted Chairman of the new Committee. Mr F 8o»l was authorised to countersign cheques with the Chairman. It was agreed to close the school for two weeks from Jane 21st, owing to the Duke's visit. It waa also agreed to writs to the Board on behalf of the master, for a grant for repairing boundary fence

OVEHDALE

A special meeting of the above Committee was held in the school on June 15th. Present —Meecfa Linn one {Chairman),, J Foley, R Wales, T Richards and J Croy. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed Correspondence from the teacher, F W Smith, Ansted, and the caretaker were read ftud dealt! with. The report of the Committee appointed to inspect the eehool groundo wae received, and it waa resolved to do the work aa reonmmendpd by them The approved applications for the position of teacher were received from the Board, and after doe consideration, it was unanimously agreed upon that Mies J Fechney be appointed to the position Resolved that the Committee erect a fUgstttff in the school ground, as soon ac a flag conies to hand from the Board Several small accounts were p^sed for payment, after which the meeting adjourned

TIB ASHBtJBTOH OUABBIAN* TUESDAY, JUNE 18, looi



Tall Hats—Members of the Borough Council have been interviewed todiy by a number of persons desirous of disposing of tall hats for use at the function on Tuesday; It is understood that there is some com petition for a hat that has been ur? view all day in the window of a well known draper; / shbdeton Gwabbs.—For the purpose of facilitating drill for the Royal Vifit camp, the parade ground of the local Volunteers battalion was (studded with tor hes last evening, *nd ths Guards under Oaptain Sparrow were exeroisf-d outside. The in structions given sboairl prove useful at camp, including as it did marching past, wheeling, several.bitt^linn movements, and concluding with guard mounting. The fol lowing promotions (luring the camp were announced : —Private Shanley to beSergeant Corporal Purchase, Sergeant ; Private Whitoombe to be Corporal ; Privacee Bell Cookaom and Sparrow to be L'vnce Corporate. 1 The scholars of the Baptist Church are invited to attend the funaral of their late (superintendent, Mr Herbert R Steel, tomor row.and are'asked to assemble at the Church at 1 45 p m.



V * r TT) * 5' •< rys ""H * Ca bsnsf r^ ° o ,w b3 s- «=*• s % hrt vv © ts p o kr-J dl 5 S g • /**> . 5 -g a S. , i hd fif -I g s f t Pf 5 i j! m X\ r ?'. 8' ■iS, at n 2. s » an 3Q ! LAST THKEE WEEKS GREAT STOOK°-TAKING SAtB. i ■ c WE HAVE a hw New Maohlaea left fitted with Westwood Rime and Dunlop Tyres, which are guaranteed for 12 Mojths. Alco, some good Second Hand Machines, for whiob we will refu s no reasonable offer. Outer Cover?, Inner Tuber, and alt Extraa at) speoial prices during sale, SEE OUR WINLQWB ECLIPSE CYCLE OOMPAKY, Tancred Street TO FARMKRS, GRAZIERS, DEALERS, PROPERTY HOLDEBS, AND *ALL RESIDENTS IN THE ASHBURTON COUNTY. 0 HOULD you have business of any kind k^ to transact requiring the assistance of the middle man, it will be to your interctt to interview GEORGE FISHER, Arcade Ohtmbers, and will be considered a oompli 1 menr. Should it be private sale of ehaep, cattle, or pigs, the shipment of mutton to London; the pale locally of meat in the works, should it be more satisfactory to dispose of your skins ; should you require farm implements, etc ; should you require to insure your life or property, or wish to , transferor arrange your mortgage, or rrquirn {to sell your grain or produce or wish to dispose of ynur (farm or have money for investment, or debte to collecr, <r purchase merchandise. All theee branches I undertake and will be glud to have a chat with you, and assist you in every possible way to put you in the pn il.ion when und where to sell to beifc advantage and to buy the best article at lowest r»tes. la dealing With a man with a fair general knowledge of the business, in tonoh with the best firms in Canterbury, you can rely upon what no Company or Association can supply, as their bett men sre only paid officers, who, when the tittle extra pre-euro is required, are always found wantiuu, in personal supervision, oivtlity, «nd identical interests. With me this is BReured, as my livelihood depends entirely un tny own exertions. Interview me, you will confer a favor on me and two for yourself I am starting io business on my own ■■eeounti. and every assistance will be kindly i remembered. We have all had <o commence 1 life and doubtleeß you know the difficulties to contend with, George Fisher, Arcade Chambers, Ash burton. f 1 YOUK CHANCE FOR ONE MONTH THE JLOOC FOR 20s 1 Stiver King Lamp, 1 Bell, 1 Lamp Bracket, 1 bottle of Lamp Oil, 1 Dunlop Ouffib, 1 tnbe Solution, 1 pair Trougpr ClipK, 1 Frame Babber, X pair good Toe Ciips, T Stick Chain Graphite. Money back if not approved. Delivered Post Free. Cash With Order. Oates, Lowry and C 0 .% ZBALANDIA CYCLE WORKS, Burnett Stbbkt .Manning & (W NEW BEASON'B BOTTLED ALES AND STOUT. IN QUARTS AND PINTB, THE BEST IN THE MARKET Kcjual tc the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. Agducs for Ashbarton—Messss Shear man Bros ARCHITECT ARCADH CHAMBERS ASHBUiITON. TH you want t NEW HOUSE, o» Alter tions, or Neweßt Style of Decorations, CONSULT MR AGtR. Call and see the NEW FIBEOSE BLIND Imitation of Venetian, at half the price MONEY. ~~ i TVI ONEY To LEND 0D F*eer°w I 1* I Secarity, in same to suit borrow*™. j Apply to 1 MR 0. W. PURNJiiLL, SoHeitor, \ MontgomeiT'fi Baildin 0



FRIKDLANDER BROS, LTD West &tkkkt auction mari Our Usnal HORSE FAIR, Will be Held THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1901 ■ For whiob we will be pleased to receive Entries. FRIEDLANDER BROS, Ltd, JS49 PROPERTIES" FOX ISALU PRIVATE TREATY. 2000 Acres, all in grass, well fenced and watered; good buildings ; prioe £3 10s 2000 Acres Good Tassock Country, price £3 2000 Acres Good Tassock Oonntry, price £3 1400 Acres Good Tassock Country, prioe ibu 170 Acres Good Tasaock Country, price 304 Acres Good Tnssoek Oonntry, price £4 350 Acres Good Tussock Conntry, prioe £3 10s 28 Acres, together with good house and Stable, 3 miles from town 246 Acr>'» Grand Wheat Land. 4 miles from Ashburtoti; easy terms 81 Acres First Class Wheat Land, %\ on <lea from Arli barton 50J Acres,, May field district, .with good buildings, well subdivided and watered s 150 Acres Valetta district 320 Acres near Tinwald 140 Acres near Tinwald 7500 Acres Lowdowns Land, nearly all ploughable, price £2 4500 Acres Lowdowns Lard, nearly all ploaghable, price £2 5s 300 Acre* cl'tse »o Tinwald 10 Acres a» Allenton ; good Hoose and Stable For fall particulars apply to FRIEDLANDEK Bros., Ltd DAVID THOMAS. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. IH^VE FOR SAI-2 — Several Good FARMS in the Athbarton Coauty, amongst them being— 1400 Acres, near Rakaia, thoroughly improved, £9 500 Acres, Mayfield, thoroaghly im proved, £6 500 Acres, Rakaia,thoronghly improved, £12 550 Acres, Mitcham Koad, no buildings,! £5 200 Acres, Mitcham Road, no buildings, £4 5s 87 Acres, near Tinwald, splendidly improved, £20 140 Acres, near Tinwald. improved, £14 10a 1000 Acres, Laurietrn, no buildings, £6 207 .Acres, Lowcliffn, thoruoghly im proved, fi^st cl*e>s land, £15 186 Acres, Lowcliffe, thoroughly im* proved, £14 1 233 Acres, Mitcham Bs ad, improved, £5 81 Acres, Ashburton Furks, no build* ings, pplendid land, wiih 150 acres liverbed, £19 420 Acres, Chertaey, well improved, £6 3000 Acres, grand land. Lyr.dburst, £9 5000 Acres, Hinds to Eahng, in tussock, in blocks to suit purchasers, £2 10s to £4 500 Acres. Colds*ream, f?eod land, no buildings, £6 53 Acres, Carter's Terrace, extra heavy land, £40 1400 Acres, near Methven. splendid land, grand improvements, £16 476 Acres, Springburn, improvements, nearly new, land gpod r £7 10s 2 Acres, Orchard, Allenton, good hoQse, thoroaghly improved, £450 2 Acres, close to the Woollen Factory, five roomed house and extensive buildings, £630 3 Shops, with five roomed Dwelling, Tancred Street, Ash burton. 1960 acres, good land, Awakino, North Auckland, thoroaghly improved, £3 3500 acres, good land, Woodstock, Southland, £2 10 ---302 acres, good land, thoroughly improved, Woodstock, Southland, £6 10s 62 acree, Ashbarton Forks, good land, £12 1900 acres, Fairfield, thoroaghly im* proved. £5 10s 500 acres, Winchmore, good improve' ments, £6 15s 697 acres, Rangitata, subdivided well watered, and improved, £4 D. THOMAS, Aahburton THE NEW ZEALAND FARMERS CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, Ltd Offices, Warehouses, and Grain Stores West Street, Asnburton, £11 VERY Description of Farmers !i Requisites at foweßt rates. Groceries, Hardware Saddlery, Cornsaclrs, Wool packs, Twine, Oils' Tinware Horse Covers Soft Goods ft Boots GRAIN SOLD ON COMMISSION. Having reliable information from our gents In other parts of the Colonies, we are a position to obtain highest possible prioe, .or 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 nrst-olass Farms for Sale on cur books, and farmers wishing to purchase would do well to o*ll on ua for particular* :— 1000 Acres Lauriston District 750 „ Wakaaul „) 1031 „ Chert sey „ 1988 M Diromore „ 1180  Springburn  ♦76 „ 5000 v , Hinds „ (In lotß to suit purchasers 2000 „ Mitcham „ 400  Fairfield „ 1000 „ near Aiford 700 „ Newlandß 700 „ Overda'e „ 300 „ ». T. F GIBSON Manage WEBLEY & SONS PIANOFORTE & ORGAN TUNERS, HAVING taken ovevthe late MrOsbor . Coombes 'connection, will visit Ash burton and surrounding districts three times per annum, viz., March, July and November Orders may be left at the Commercial Hotel or with Mr Llewellyn Owen at his Mrmjo Studio, Arcade Chambers, Aehburton WANTED Known - The" ~Rap <1 Lightning Shirt Gloss Is sold ; b all Grocere; » wonderful Shirt glass



i DISTRICT ORDERS NO. 4 ROYAL RECEPTION BY LIEUT. COL. H GORDON, Ccmnianding Canterbury Volunteer District. 1-TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS fiIHE following alterations bays been made JL in the time table for Sooth Canter bury : - INFANTRY CADETS Waimate Rifles—Ab Waimate, at 5.30 p m on 21st inst (Timaru Port Guards, Timaru City Rifles, and Timaru Rifles—At Timaru, at 9.15 pm, same date Temuka Rifles—At Temuka, at 9.40 pm, same date Geraldine Rifles—Ab Orari, at 10.5 pm, same date AshburtoD Riles and Ashburton Guards— At Ashburton, ab 11.45 pm, same date Timaru Cadets—At Timaru, at 11.30 am, same date MOUNTED CORPS Geraldine M R—At 10 45 am, at Temuka or 11 cm,at Orari, as may be directed, on 2lat inst sth Other Corps as in Orders (No 1) of Jun« 2-NORTH CANTERBURY INFANTRY BATTALION This Battalion is temporarily divided for the purposes of the Foyal Reception. The following Companies will form the let North 0.1 Battalion, and will be under the com mand of Major D>y :—City Guard?, Chrit:s College R'fl s, Chrietchurch City R fles, Im perial Rifles, Svdenham Rifles, and Linwood R'fles. The following Companies will form the 2nd North C.I Battalion, and will be unrter thecommaud of Acting M ■• jorCmtewell who will appoint an Aoting Battalion Stuff: — Kaiapel Rifles, Rangiora Rifles, Civil Service Rifles, Chrisichurch Native. R.ffcs, Christ 'hurcfi Highland RSie, and Ellesmere Guards 3 Captain H S E Hobday (Unattached List) will act as D A A G (CU«s B) for Field Artillery and Foot Corps 4-ROYAL SALUTES. These will be fired as follows •— ! SATURDAY, 220 d JUNE A Royal Salute will be fired from the forts at Lyttelton *a the Boyal yaohtsteamn up the harbour. G<*p'a<n A M'lntyre, commanding Lyttelton Garrison, will make the necessary arrangements. Approximate time, 10 ft m* A Royal Saluts will be fired by • X' Bat tery N Z A V, with four guns, from Victoria square, as the Royal Procession moves off from Christchurch Railway Station. Appro ximate time, noon. The O C will arrange for the signal to b<" transmitted from the Railway Station to Victoria iquare. MONDAY, 24'h JUNE A Royal Salute will be fired by the ' E Battery from the Review Ground, Hagley Park, uHRH leaves the Royal Residence for Victoria Square. Approximate time, 1015 a m FRIDAY, 28th JUNE A Royal Salute will be fired from the forts %b Lyttelton as the Royal Squadron steam* down the harbour. Approximate time, 630 iv m. Captain M'lntyre, commanding Lyttelton G irritofl, will make thd necessary arrangements S—GUARDS OP HONOUR These to consist of 5 officers, 4 sergeants or petty officers, and 100 rank and file. Dress, Review Ordtri A Band to be in attendance with each Guard of Honour. OC's Guards of Honour will take all orders a« to dismissing their commands from the Equerry in Waiting. The Guards of Honour will be as follows :— SATURDAY, 22nd JUNE Lyttelton—A Guard of Honour to be detailed from the Lyttelton Garrison by Captain M'lntyre, commanding, and to be in position ab No 7 Wharf at 10 30 am, Tbe O C Garrison to make arrangements with the local baod to ba in attendance Christchurch—Mejor D*y will detail the following Guards of Honour from the Ist and 2od North C I Battalion Christchurch Railway Siation, te be in position at 11 am Provincial Ohumheas (main entrance), to be in position by 1130 a m Vicboria square (south side), to ba in position by 11 30 a ia Royal Residence, to be in position by 12 30 p m The O C South Canterbury Infantry Bat talion will detail a Guard of Honour for the Canterbury Agricultural Hall, to be in position by 9 15 p m»: MONDAY, 24th JUNK. The O C Cadets will detail the following Guards of Honour % — Victoria Square, to be in position by 915 a m. Art Gikll<ry(Veterans Luncheon), to be in position half an hour before arrival of H, Ks H. TUESDAY, 25th JUNE. The O C Ist North Canterbury Infantry Battalion will detail a guard of honour for Chrittohurch Railway Statins, to be in position by 9 30 a m. FRIDAY, 28bh JUNE. Tha O. C. Lyttelton Garrison will detail a guard of honour from the Lyttelton Garrison for Lybtelton Railway Station, to be in position at 630 am. He will arrange for the local band to be in attendance. Bands for guards of honour will be here after detailed. They will play one verse of the National Anthem when the guard "Presents Armsi" At other times they will play National Airs as ordered* 6. ROYAL ESCORTS. OC's Escorts will make themselves acquainted with the route, and the position and formation in which escorts oan be formed up, having due regard to the space available, and will take all orders as to dis missing their commands from the Equerry in Waiting. DRESS REVIEW ORDER. The O C Oa nterbury Mounted Troops will detail the following Escorts -•— SATURDAY, 22nd JUNE* Christchurch Railway Station.—Royal Escort), consisting of one field officer, 2 captains, 4 subalterns, 2 sergeant-majors, 8 sergeants, 2 farriers, 1 bugler, and 86 rank aad file, to be in position at II a tn to escort Royal Party to Royal Residence. Royal Residence.—Travelling Escort, consisting of 1 subaltern, 1 sergeant, and 12 rank and file, to be in attsndancß at 9 15 pm, to escort T R H to Canterbury Agri cultural Hall. SUNDAY, 23rd JUNE. Royal Kesldenoe—Travelling Escort, to be in attendance at 1015 am, to escort T R H to the Cathedral. MONDAY, 24th JUNE. Royal Residence—Captain's Escort, con sisting of 1 oaptain, 1 subaltern, 1 sergeant major, 3 sergeants, 1 farrier, 1 bugler, and 27 rank and file, to be in attendance at 945 am to escort H R H to Viotorla square, and thenoe to Review ab Hagley Park. TUESDAY, 25th JUNE. Royii Residence—Royal Escort to be in attendance ab 9am, to esoort Royal Party to Christohuroh Railway Station. ! 7. PERMANENT GUARD AT ROYAL ! RESIDENCE, This will consist of 1 officer, 2 sergeants, < and 20 rank and file. Written instructions will be furn'shod, Guards will be relieved daily at) 5p tn and Sam. The first guard, which will be furnished from the 2nd North Canterbury Infantry Battalion, to be mount* ed by 12 30 pm on Saturday 22nd June.' Subsequent guards to be 'furnished by South Canterbury llnfantry Battalion, excepting the guard which mounts at 5 p m on Monday, 24th June (and whioh will remain on duty until 1030 am en Tuesday), whioh will be furnished from Ist North Canterbury In fantry Battalion. By order. NORMAN L D SMITH, MajorDAAG. Defence Office Ghristohurch June Isth, 1001. \ DANCING <& WOOD "CARVING MRS CURTIS holds above Glauses for FRIDAYS at Aroade Chamber?, Wood Carving 1,30, Children s Classes, 3.30, Practice Class 7.30



HENRY STBPHENSON. CLEARING SALF. HOUSEHOLD VUhNITUKK, PIANO, &< THUR-DAY, JUNK 20 HFNRY STEPHRNBON h&s reooiv^ insructionc {run Mr R B Restbli. (who is leaving for the North Island) to Sell by Public Auotion on the Premises, Grey Stbrkt, near Engine Shed, ALL HIS SUPERIOR FURNITURE, &o, comprising— - Spring Sofas, Wickwr and Ornamentai Chairs, Spring Rookpr, Regen Tables, CarpHs. Fenders and Irons, Double and Single Iron Bedstead*, Spilng Mattresp, K*poo MaWress, Cbestß Drawerp, Large Mirrors, W Stand and Ware, D Tables, Linoleum, Oilcloths, Child's Cot, Couches, 2 Glasses, Sewing Machine, Wringers, Bath*, Iron Tank, Tools, Firewood, Coal, Kitchen Utensils, Crockery, etc; Fowls, and a bost of Sundries; also, a nice little Piano by Huuimoli. As Mr Bestell is leaving the district), my instructions are to sell absolutely without HKSIBve; Sale at 1:30 o'clock sharp- HENRY STEPHENBON, Auctioneer 6 126 ASHBURTON ! _____ . i FOR BALE, AS A GOING CONCERN, A Really First-class BUTOHBRY AND BAKERY BUSINESS, Doing a really good trade* Apply, HENRY STEPHENSON, 6 138 Ashbnrton PUBLIC NOTICE. ROYAL VISIT '10 ASHBURTON A LL COUNTRY 80HOOLS are hereby rv invited to assemble in front of the Post Office not lat<sr than 11 am, on TUESDAY, the 25th inst, to be in atten dance on arrival of their Royal Highness, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York All Teachers and Members of Committees, are requested to be in charge of their respective Schools W H COLLINS, 154 Mayor. TBE NZ FARMERS 1 CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, i Ltd, THE RETAIL Departments of the Association will be open as usual on SATURDAY, the 22nd mat,, and closed ALL DAY on MONDAY, 24t,h inst. T F GIBSON, 6156 Manager ~N~G T I O B. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAYS. TBE ROYAL VISIT. OURSUANT to the terms of the ' Banks I and Bankers Act, 1880,' and the • Rinks and Bankers' Act Amendment Act, 1882.' SATUKDAY, the 22nd, and MON DAY, the 24th June, 1901, are hereby appointed Speoial Bank Holidays at the offices of the undermentioned Banks through out tha Provincial District ot Canterbury in honor of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York : — The Union Bank of Australia, Limited, G. E. ToiiHUBST, Inspector Bank of New South Wales, B M. MoLtNEAUX, pro Inspector The Bank of Australasia, C. Wintbb, Inspector Back of New Zealand, James Embling, General Manager Aahburton, 17'h June, 1901 5 157 NEW BOOKS. — Lest we Forget. Hooking j Pro Patrio, Bow we Kept the Fiag F vine, McDonald ; Scoundrels ; A Narrow Way, Fiodlater; Emu's Head ; The Mayor of L'ttl jiy; B*ba the Impres' uiblft ; Daya of Doubt; My Indian Queen, Berthly; £19,000; Magazines; cheap Editions.—H M Jokes. ASHBURTON^OirNTY"RACIN(rOLUB njIHE Annual Meeting of the above Club JL will be held TO-NIGHT, at 7.30 p.m., in Club's Boom, Burnett Street. ALFRED A. FOOKS, 6 167 Secretary. ""NOTICE OP BftMOYAL. SECOND-HAND BUSINESS. MRS FOBINBON has removed to new premises at the Triangle. Thank* ing the public for support received during the past three years, and hoping by strict at teniion to business to merit) a continuance. Ladles waited on at their residences. All tetters punctually attended to; furniture bought, sold, or eiohanged 6 29 Government NotlcesT "~NEW ZEALAND BAILWAYB. ROYA~VISIT, IT'XOUBSION Tickets, at fares of 2d per li mile first oUss, Id per mile second class, minimum 4s and 2s respectively, mileage counted one way only, will be issued as follows:— TO CHRISTOHUBCH from Dunedin and all stations north thereof on the Hurunul- Bluff section, from 17th to 22nd Jane, and from Timaru, Oulverden and intermediate stations, including stations on branches between those points, on the 24th June. TO DUNEDIN from any station on the Hurunui-Bluff section, from 20fch to 26th June Inclusive. All the tickets will be available for return till the 17th July. The journey most be started on (he date of the purchase of the ticket in every case, and may be broken after the first 25 miles. Duoedin Winter Show, Jane 25th to 29th. 6 127 BY ORDER. NEW ZEAILAI?D™RAILWAYir SUSPENSION Of"gOODS AND LIVE STOCK fURAfFIO. ON aoaoont of the Royal Visit, Goods and Live Stock Traffic in the Oulverden-Waitaki district will ba suspended on 22nd, 24th, and 25th lane, and ALL Goods and Live Stock Traffic in the Dunedin die trlob will be suspended on the 26th, 27th, and 28fh June. 6J47_ BY ORDER FpHB GOVERNMENT INSUR ANCE DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant EMPLOYERS Of LABOR Covers against Risks connected with their Trade or Basiness under " Tbe Workers' Oorjipeaaalion Act," "The Employers' Liabilities Acts," as well as under the Common Law, Owners of Property and Mortgagees also protected under Special Tableß. PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE EF FEOTED IN ALL BRANCHES. For particulars as to Bates, etc., apply to the Local Office of the Department. J H RICHARDSON, Commissioner Wellington, 6th June, 1901. 6 149 TjlOR Sale, cheap, for Cash—Several hun -I? dred pairs of Boats and Shoes. Apply lfsr> OS's SSealandia Boot Store



WAITED. WHAT prize takers for paetry nee Patty Pan baking powder the great oveJtv. WANTED— Good General Blacksmith ; married man preferred. H'USR found. Willnwhy. 6 129 liIARMiiRH and others, prepare for~the Winter, and have your Home made oheery and briehti with the powerful ; Acetylene Gas. Estimates given by HAKDtBY; Bkos /CHILBLAINS relieved instantly of #11 \J irritation by Loasby's Koolibah. Few applications cure \%T ANTED -Purchasers for Coionkl ? T Blankets, ]5* 9d and 19s Ud par pair • Down Quilrs 8a lid, 9a lid, 13s 9d at Peakce's, corner East and Burner,!; Streets. 6 58 WANTED3^i"^^h^" men secure a Colonial made salt for 27a 9d j Btroug whipcord trousers 5s lld -6a lid at Pjbarce's, corner East and Bar nett Streets. 6 69 / > O TO Hardley Bros, for Ironmongery \JX Tinware, and Brush ware s Mantle Pieces from 245, Register Grates from 16a Ranges otn JTL;HY"ChilblaTn"«~a"re relieved"hutanTly X and quickly oared by Loasbt's Koolibah. Vary soon cures , T) ATTY Pan baking powder is the great SZ est novelty you ever saw. Sold al rovers. A~lSTl£D~L<*di6H to see oar Tan Kid Gloves la lid per pair; special purchase Black Hope, two pair for la lid ; Colonial (school) Knit Hope la per pair ; all Biz»s — Peasce's, corner Eaet and Barnett Streets. 6 60 PATTY Pun baking powdei wants one trial without prejudice, two patty pans or nothing. rjpHE "IiILY STARCB " i""7upe7ior~to 1 any. Housewives will find it most) economical. Sold by all storekeepers 5 312 KOOLIBAH Ouren all Pains, Strain*, Bruises, Stiff Joints, etc. Try it for Chilblains i' UfQKUE JaMS exoel all others; they are delicious, Sold by all store keepers 5 313 NOW is the time Lsdie* to get your ev*n ing ehoea for the Season try D Stook'B Blue Boot Store! ST ' GEORGE Manafacturad Goods of various kinds are the best. Try them. Procurable from all storekeepers 5 311 WANTKD Known—That we make t>" charge to the public for the magnifi cent exhibition of evening dree* fabricß arid requisites, vow on view in our largewindows. In view of coming feitlvitlea, we would invite every lady to view this particular window.—MiTCiHELL& Tubnhb. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT MEN'S and BOYS" Clothing oheaper than ever—Men's Navy Serge Suits, formerly 27<« 6<l, now J?2a6d; Colonial Tweed Suits were 37a 6d, now 29a lid, splendid value ; Tweed Trousers 5k 9' ; Colonial make do were 9< 6d, now 7« lid ; note— our working Men's Colonial Saddle Tweed Trousers, worth 18a 6d, now lls 91 ; best- Mole Troneere 53 lid; Colonial Knitted Socks 10c!: Colonial Knittpd Drawers, job price, 3o 6d, worth 4« 9d ; Shetland Knitted Drawers 2a lid, sold elsewhere ab 3i 6d; j Boyn' Melville Suits, for strong school wear, '8s 6d upwards ; email Boys' N»vy Serge Rninkera It lid and 2a 3d. Al value; Turkey Red Handkerchiefs 2fi, 4d, and s£l ; Men's Elastic Braces ll£rl, Boya do 4^ upwards; working! Men's Leathsr Shirts, special value, 2* 4Jd upwards, Fancy Cotton Shirts 2n 6d, Union make do 3s 3d, Wool do 54 fid, warm and good; Colonial Flannel Unders 2* 9d upwards. In conclueton— Working Men if >ou want your money to gr: as far m possible, try Donoan & Co, and you will not be disappointed DUNCAN & CO, Tancred Street ' WANTKi) Known—That Gao Doncan AND Co, Cheap Cash Drapers and Direct Importers, are again victorious in Beating Big Profit) Houses. Christchurch firms ar« surprised how wo do it. The following prices proves our assertions:— Unblnachod Grey Calico 24d, White do 2|d. (Jrelonnet (new dfsignß) 4£d tipwards, 33 inches wide Twill Fianaelette 3|d upwards, 36 inches wide do 6|d and 8f 3, soul elsewhere at %i and 10|d ; Lace Curtains from Is B|d, two yards wide Sheeting lOfd, Tapestry Counterpanes 5s 6d upward*, White Satin nnd Honeyoomb do 4a 6d upward*, Chintz Bed Coverß 2b 3d, Contingent Rugs now 2* lid, Door Mats llfd, Hearth Rugs 2s 6d, Toilet Covers 7|d, Colonial Flannels from 9|cl, Crewdnon's Long Cloth 4|d, ForUr s|d upwards, Art Muslins 3§d upwards, and numerous other lines equally as cheap GEORGK DUNOAN AND CO, Ready Money Drapers and Clothiers, Tanored Street, opposite Aroade 6128 GEOKGB DUNCAN & CO. SPECIAL NOTICE T)ARENTB of large Families—lf you want JL to study economy, you eannob do better than try Duncan k Co, Cheap Cash Drapers, where you are bound to get splendid value. Compare oar prices, and we have no fear of the result, Note address— Geobge Dunoax ft Co, Tanored Street, opposite Atoade EXTRA WAR NEWS —Big Profits Defeated. —6. Duncam &Co are telling Doable Width Nua's Veiling, evening shades, at 10|d, worth Is 3d, Blaok Dress Serges (wide) la lgd, Melton Drets Tweeds 10|d npwards, Flannelette Skirtings 7|d, Blouse Silks (evening shades) Is 7sd, Black Velveteens Is 3d, Coloured do at Is 9d, worth 23 3d; several other lines equally as cheap; no room to advertise GEORGE DUNOAN AND 00, Tanored Street, Ashbarten TjIXDRAORDINARY Valae for CABH JGJ Exhibition Colonial Twilled Blankets; Special Purchase, 500 pairs bought! at a big dis'jounb for Cash. Now Is your tlms to buy at leee than Mill prices ; come and look for yourpblyps; best valae in Canterbury, large size 14s 9i, extra large ISs 6d, weight asd quality guaranteed ; only obtainable »t GEORGE DUNCAN AND 00, Cheap Cash Drapers, Tanerad Street PATTY Pan baking powder tbe great novelty, two patty Una fer nothing grocers. rpHE most up to date novelty of the day X Patty Pan baking powder TIT ANTED—Ladies vislMng Dunedlo will VV find Heady's Hairdressing Saloons, Princess street, replete with every comfort for Hairdressiog, Shampooing, Singeing, eto Toilet goods of every description QT GEORGE Potted and Preserved Meats O —Tongues, Table Delicacies, etc—have no equal. All storekeepers 5 514 WANTED— Ladies desirous of dressing the hair in present becoming fashions should send for the new Geisha Frames; all floiours. Sent poet free for Is 9d from the manufacturer, A M Hkndy, Hairdresser, .Dn edin. JJS IN THE ESTATE OF^tARY MfIDON NELL, OF TANCRED STREET, WIDOW, DECEASED. A LL Claims against the above estate muat /i. be furnished to the Execution ofo Box 62, Ashbnrton. P.O, on or before July 2nd, afser whioh they will not be recognised J J O'DONNteLL J !,,,„„.„„ DANIEL LEDDY j J~* NOTICE, A NY person or persons found Trespassing oa tbe Riversdale Estate in pursuit of game or otherwiua will be ptoeeouted. 21 W S STRANGE JUSOD arrived a large aßßortmenc of evening bhoes In glace, kid osif, paten white satin eto, at D Ssoorii Smoke KewYetras



! WANTED "tTTTANTKD a young Man. accustomed to VV stook.—A pply to Max Fbikdlandkr. 6 169 1710R"SAl^-Tbii Season's Honey, 3£d !JP per lb, or 4d single !b.—G Pbaroe, I Allentoo 6 165 B"" APTIST BUttDAY SCHOOL. — Tne Scholars are invited to assemble at the Ohnroh TO-MORROW, at 1.45 p m, in order to attend the Funeral of th»ir late Superintendent. 6172 LOST-^BeTween Dromore anc? Aihbur'nn, a Lady s Muokinro^h ; Firder will bs rewarded upon returning to office of this puper, or to Mbs Mixrf&hh, Bohoolbo'jsp, Dromore 6 165 /"10MM0DI0U8 busiceße premises frTlot; V^ suitable for Oheap Drapery and Drees making establishment—H M JoNEB 6 168 LOST" on ThursdayT Tlth June, from Rakaia, Bay Gob with cover on. olippad with the exoeptioo of legs, 13J hands. Finder rewarded on returning ume to F» PsAitOß, ears Johss Thompson, Rakaia. 6 170 WANTED— Boys to Deliver Pamphlets. Apply M H Bkownb, Truckle's Coffee Paleoe, at 1 o'olook TOMORROW (Wednesday) afternoon 6 166 QTOLEN or Strayed from~W»kanni Road H West—Terrier Pop, Information a« to whereabouts to to be left »t Guardian Offioe. _ 6165 COKETOoke; Coke-Oheap firing, Is 6d pat bag, at the Gai Worki» We have only a email stock on hand 6 96 OR SALE -A Lady's Bioyole, Rood at new ; on view at Mr M J Burgess's shop. Price £10. Lamp and Bell given in. I 6145 rpO.LEI I—Eight1 —Eight roomed House in Burnett JL Street, Apply C. Reid, Ashburton 615 TJATTY Pan baking powder contains a, JL pat.t.y pan *t each end of tin. WaJN itD KiN"W jy^nronK Dress Tweeds 6s lid dress; Figured blacks from 7a lid ; evening? phades in Nun's Veiling, Is 3d —Peabce's, corner East and Burnett Streets. 6 61 If. JEWITT, Fishmonger and • Poulterer, Barnett Street, Fresh Oysterß, Rabbits, and all kinds of Fresh Fish to-night. Telephone /TULLINAGH HOUSiT ~l?anor7d \J Street—Superior Board and Reel deuce for ladies and gentlemen. Bath. Every comfort and attention given- 5 289 npHB Crowning Glory of a Woman ia"h~er .JL Hair. For promoting an abundant and luxurious growth of hair there is nothing to f qua! Hbndy's Egg Julep. Bottles Is, at H JB Boknikton's, Chemist. WANTED— A (Situation as Gardener or Groom and Gardener by a reipeotnble msddle.aged man, with testimonials ; £1 per week and found.—App'v this offioe. 6103 WNTKD— For promoting an abundant and luxurious growth of h»ir there is nothing to equal Hendy's Egg Julep ; it arrests all dandruff, and leaves the h ir beautifully glossy Bottles Is ; on sale ab H E Bonnington's, Ohemmt-. OH Where, oh where is the Beat Boot Shop ? Why Mdluw's Zeedandia Boot Store, of oourae. /"I ENTS Court shoos from 7a 6d Larlie VJI" evening ehoeß from 3s 3d ftb D Stock's Blue Boot Store FUR NECKLEI'S. FUR NKOKLETS— (Natural Skine)— Special Purohase of Travellers' Hampies, rffering at leas than one third the usual prices, at Is 9a, 2b 4|d, 3s 6d upwards ; now is your chance to get comfort and warmth at nominal pricen—at GEORGE DUNOAN & 00, The Noted Cheap Cash Drapers, Tancred Street, opposite Arcade TECHNICAL CLASSES; mUESDAY—Shorthand, 73Q pm ; Type- L writing, Bpm ; Chemistry, 730 pm; Electricity, 8 30 pm WEDNESDAY — Drawing, 730 ptn ; Latin, 8 pm i THURSDAY—EngIish Literature, 4 pm ; Cooking and Laundry, 4 3i pm ; Bookeepiog ? 30 pm All those unable to be present as above, are &Bked te leave their names with Mb H M Jones, before Thursday J S TENNANT, 6 171 Hon. Sec. SaToRrT sPORT^ SPORT GUNS GUNS. GUNS. HARDLEY BROS* EAST STREET, HAVE TO HAND, direct from the Manufacturers, a large Consignment of the Famous NEW RIVAL OAETRIDGEB. Large supplies also arriving of Elej^a Amberibe, Blue Shutse, Kynock's Nobeli, etc. Special okaranoe of Wire iOartridgeii owing to being overstocked. GUNS, GUNS. For Flrpt-clasß Guns, ab a low price, give us a trial ; our prices defy competition. GUNS of all makes REPAIRED acd pot in Or«b"oUas order by a Praot!csl|Gaoimith. Address-- HAEDLEY 8808 "~™~~~~LADIES ! S~l FNUINE Tailor-madeOoetumes, Habltß \J Jackets, Rainproof Mantles &o, made to mi aßur<s in the latest Styles and neweib Materials. Fit and workmanahip gaaran* U tded. GENTLEMEN ! We nave jasb opened out ex t.S 'Ranga tira' a large Shipment of Nnw Winter Goods We respectfully invite inspector of our new Woruted and Vicuna Suitings, Serges, Scotch, Irish, aad West of England and New Zealand Tweeds, Meltons, Beavers, Vene tiens, New Rainproof Goverb Coatings, real ' Donnybrook' Irish Friezes, &c. Buiti to measure from £3. Trousers from 15c. Our motto is always ' Satisfaction !' CRAIGHEAD & BERRYMAN The Leading Tailors and Outfitters, ASH BURTON A CARD. ' ~~" MESSRS STRINGER &CRESSWELL BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS [CHRIBTOHUROH, HAVE OPENED A BRANCH OFFIOK ab Mb Davison's, Wcsfc Street Ashburton, where they will attend every THURSDAY and on other days when necessary. They will be represented in Ashburton by Mr J. Dayisok, who is authorised to receive instructions oa their behalf, sod bo whom communications may be addressed. We have various sums of money awaibin investment ab lowest current rates. STRINGER & GRESSWELL, SOLICITORS, fp BIST (PI KB & ASHBURTON PIANOFORTE, THEORY* HARMONY. Ernest Empson, CTiA.B, /""IERTIFIOATKD Teacher of the Asaooia \J ted Board of the Royal College of Mublo and the Poyal Academy of Masio, London, ie prepffv .^d to receive pupils for the above. Booms above Mr H M Jones East Street. You can depend on ridding your children of Worms with Wadb's WORM Figs, tt.e «o, -i^rful worm worriers; price, Is



ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILDUP AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. -T OANB GRANTED PuOH and upwards, at current rates 1 Full Particulars on application. WORKING EXPENSES on all Shares re now duo and payable* Office —Tanored Street. Office Hours—9.3o a m till 4p m Firefi Tuesday in Month—9,3o aa. till p m ; and ? till 9pm ALBERT ROBBSTB, Manage ivFcr naudTa" go y, TAILOR* 5, Barnetti Street. XN Oonsequmee of having comparatively NO BAD DEBTS I ft ft iA NO OLD STOCK- +1 111 NO MISS FITS lobtlllU; WE can "ffer you a Splendid Suit at the above figure. 3 ~~SBes baker. FcENisHiNa Warehouse, (Havelook Street; TTB guarantees to sell at 9hriatchuro'« prices for Cash or Time Payments. W' IMiß^^y^ryonTTo^frJlhs Bapid Shirt Globs ; the bast and he cheapest linen glase in the market



— .-.<►- —- United Press Asßoci'»tion~By Eleotric Telegraph Dunedin, June 17 The annual reprrt of the Meg and Annie Company showed that sinoe the dredgo had Btorted work (towards the middle of bat September) she had won 138i50z of gold, of the valaa of £5325 3s, orab of which three divtdesda had been paid, absorbing £12250. The Arrow Flat Hydraulio Company'! claim, r»O9, and plan!) haa heen «old on behalf of the wfcgei men for £401 A severe frost has set in in bhe country, aud should id continue the end of the week i should see dredging in full swing again. Donbdin, June 18 Fourteen Mile Beach 41b 6fl 42s ; Grey River 26s $ 25» 9d, 25s 6d ; Kawtrau Bridge 10s ; Kelly Oacey 82« 6d % Mokoia 2 parcels at 19a 6d ; Bixt&en Mile Beach 18«. O.Maojios, D. Paters^k Dredging Expert Member Stock and Exchange Adviser. of Canterbury. MACNUS, PATEBSOH AND GO Gold Dredging Brokers, High Street, Christchuroh Reliable and straightforward advice given en Otago and West Coast Dredging Claims. Mr Olof Magnus hfie nad 16 years praotical experience on the Molynenx River, Otngo ALFRED HARRISON, E3Q Ashburton Representative



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