The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no. 5362

Ashburton ; Monday, May 6 1901

Price ; One Penny

The Coronation.

- ♦ ■ The Kfpg is quite determined that whenever tbe coronation takes place It shall be coi ducted en a scale of great magnificence. It wl'l in many **f resemble the coronation, of the Btnart kings ; and a great deal of rltnul will b« observf d It is also Hie Majesty* iut#a» fion chat" he peers ettall walk in prjeejMrtoa from the House of Lords to Weitmlnßt»r Abbey. There was an idea that they should have followed In the procession of the Queen's iunera! through jUondott,,Mp the distance was too far. The coronation banquet may possibly be revived ; it fell into disuse at she time of the accession of William IT. and of the late Qaeen. Th« small and beautiful crown worn by Qae«n .4 lfxandra at the opening nf Parl'smenb wWH'thesaffle'worn'by^Qneen ,Tictor|a,^»| the <imd of ihte yjubilfte^ |b , known as the JuH cc crown. Qaeen Alexandra has Bbown in every detail the tenderest reverence for Qaeen Victoria's memory, and it is said that: she even refused to be addressed as * Tonr Majesty, until after the funeral. Some peereseei seem to be .under tie impression that they can arrange their tiaras as, coronets ; bob this la quite wrong, and they must'be of silver or gold* They 03n, however, wear the diamond crowns outride them, and several Jadifs are already arranging, to have their jewelled crowns altered for t his pnrpoee. i;

Lord Brassey on the Navy.

♦ . . Lord Brassey bn March 11 spoke on ' The manning of the .Navy and Mer i cantile Marine' to a meetiDg of the members of the London Chamber of Commerce, held id the hall of the Saddlers' Company, Cheapside, London. He said that the manning of theNaTy and the Mercantile Marine was admit tedly a subject of national importance ! Under the changed condition? of tbit age of steam new and grave difficulties had arisen in furnishing an "adequate supply of seamen with which it was urgently necessary to deal. Fifty years ago there were 200,000 British seamen in our Mercantile Marine-— there were not half that number at the present time. They might dismiss from view the difficulties in so far at they existed with which the ship owners had to deal. The efficient man ning of their ships was a question of wages. It was not the business of the | State to favour any industry by sepply iug labour partially paid from the public exchequer. (Hear, htar) Viewed from another standpoint, that of those employed in the Mercantile Marine, the state of things left some thing to be desired. It would be admitted that those who followed the sea were insufficiently compensated iv pay for the social privations of a call ing in which the breadwinner must leave his home to tarn bis livelihood. Wages, however, could not be 6xed by legislative enactment. Whether under freetrade or protection remuneration depended on large economic causes which He beyond the control of the Legislature. 1 here was, bowerer, another aspect • f the question. It bad been, and would continue to be, the policy of the -State to maintain such a navy as would command the seas. In pursuance of that policy, ship building for the Navy had been increased in vast proportions. For the | manning of the ships which were being i rapidly added to the fleet the Admiral ty had relied mainly upon the perman ent force. It had doob led since he I first entered Parliament. If the increase continued in the same ratio during the next decade a heavy burden would be imposed upon the taxpayer. The ports would be crowded with men, for whom it would be difficult to provide sufficient training at sea. Never befora in history had it been attempted by acy maritime Powar to maintain in peace the numbers required to man the ISUvy in time of war. It seemed no exaggeration to say that Great Britain required at least 50,000 men in h6r naval reserves. A defic- I iency in engine-room complements could rapidly be made up from the Mercantile Marine. To train seamen was more difficult; the fostering care of the State was needed. It was his ob ject to urge that a great national duty should be no longer neglected. (Cheers)



Bander & Soss Eucalypti Bxi&aot,-— Under the distinguished patronage of Hil Majesty the King of Italy, awarded Diploma at the International Exhibition, Amsterdam, acknowledged by Medical Clinics and Unl versities all over the globe. That the crude, resinous oils, which are now foisted upon the public under the name of Euoalyp Exferaots, may nob be mistaken for Sander & Sons' Pure Volatile Eucalypti Extract, we state :—lt ib proved by taica aiada by the Medical Clinics of the Universities at Bonn and Griefawald (Prussia), that only proauota thab are saturated with oxygen and fretd of acids, resinous and other substances adherent to primary distillation, will develop the curative properties poseessed by the plants To avoid the appalling consequences rwslb Eg from the application of substitutes,' «tc in croup, bronchitis, diphtheria,dysentery internal inflammation, eta., insist to gettia Sandib anb Sons' Fube Volatihb Etm LYFtei Extract, and be safe WANTED— For promoting an abundant and luxurious growth of hair there is nothing to equal Hendy's Egg Julep ; ib arrests all dandruff, and leaves the hair beautifully glossy. Bottles la ; on tale afe HE Bonnington's, Chemists. 4 88 WAJNTED — Everyone to Try tha Rapid Shirt Gloss ; the baafc and the cheapest linen glaze in the market Wade's Worm Figs are mott effective and not unpleasant; children hrive after taking them ; price, 1» Smoke New Venw



A FOfiTUNE IN A BOTTLE. WHAT is WEALTH withtiit HEALTH Heatherlea, Levin, Feb. 20, 1901 Dear Sir, For the lasfc twelve i»»nthe I have been cr mpletely rundown suffering from Nervous Debility, Extreme Weakness and other aliments Incidental to ray sex. My condition waa such I was quite unable to get about-, or to do anything at all. When 1 heard of the great benefit other sufferers had derived from the oee of PL^NTEKOA, 1 procured a bottle, using it as directed, and the result was as gratifying as it was astonishing. I became quite well again, and able to get aboub as neoaL I have much pleasure in sending you these few lines ; make what use ycu like of them. Yours truly, (Mes) J Fow PS-I can also recotrmend PLANTS KOA as a good medicine fGr the Blood and strengthening fhe system.—J R There are hundreds of Ladies in New Zealand much the same as Mrs Row, really not ill enough to require rest in bed, and yet so ill that they can scarcely *'ciawl about" The remedy thafc will change this state of affairs is the well known GREAT HERBAL REMEDY PLAINTKKOA, PLANT&KQA will not crre every " ill that Seen ie hti? to," but we say without hesitation that if your complaint arises (as most of them do) from a disordered condition of the Blood,that PLANT!KOA win curb you. ™ TRY IT. All Chemists and Grocers Planteksa ss, Plantekoa Ciutmenb 2*, PlfttvtekoajjfHerb Toilet Soap 1b THE PIONEER EMULSION 4£k A Dane's Creasoted Emul» JfE--*® sion of Cod Liver Oil, with M'.sro* Hypophosphites of Lime : gHa^ and Soda, was ; the. .first ; |||i Creasoted Emulsion pre :; ]$j/ pared Creasote and Cod j * ffii Liver Oil have each, separa- '"' , 0 toly, long been used by ;. doctors in the curing o! j Consumption, They have I been found invaluable B G. Lane, Chemist, Oamaru,' was the first to successfully incorporate the two in an emulsion, and the combination ■ has wonderfully increased their niEcl- I! icinal values. Fresh eggs are used to emulsify the whole, and they increase the flesh-forming, health giving value of the Emulsion, But a word of warning. Hane's Creasoteb Emulsion is being imitated by some chemists. When Lane's is asked for; they offer : theirs as being ' just as good.' Lane's is the pioneer and tho standard Creasoted Emuliion, and would not he imitated if it were not the bei-fc. For your own sake refuse the substi tute snd accept only Lftne's Crea loted Bmuliioa. At ail Chemists and Stores, PRICE g/« SB*^iX'OßN is now ehowtug new Winter Gooda, new Jackets for Ladies and Children, new Mantles, new Waterproofs, new Dreee Goods, &c. Special —New Millinery, latest style?, Paris Models Felt, Velvet and Straw Hate, Ribbons, Feathers, Quills, Flowers, dc, Gloves, Fur? Kod UmbreUaa KAYE d GARTFR ARE OASH BUYERS, btgiieefc burrent rates, all FARM PROD FOB. Agentß tor Sditon's mi Lawhon' Unrivalled Seeds, New Season's Supplies of RAPE, (TURNIP, MANGEL GLOVERS. & to, JUST LANDED, LARGE STORES at LYTTELTO dXTENSIVe CLEANING MACHINERY. OORNBAUKB always on hand KAYE & CARTER, OBRISTCBCJRCH MBS JOHNSTON Teaohor of rIANOFORTE AND SINGING ' H*velook Street



NIGOLL BROS.! H F NIOOLL. E F NIOOLL, L A NIOOLL. Merchants & General Agents, BUYEBS OF FAT SHEEP & LAMBS. AGENTS FOB— Christchuroh Meat Got, Ltd Islington Fertilisers Little's Sheep Dip Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Corpora-* tiOB, Ltd; New Zealand Insurance Company GftAIN BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COM MIBSION We shall be pleaeod to receive sampleg rom farmers who have parcels iov disposal. t Station Books Kept and Atjdixbd. We have received sums «f Trust MonUl. ranging from £100 to £10,000, to lend on Freehold Securities at<!£ and ft per cent* F E iTI T. We receive regular Consignments from Auckland, Bydney, and the Islands .and have in etock Apples, Pears, and Fruit- in «e»Bon all the year round* S E E D S. We stock Clovers, Ryegrnss, Bape, and Turnip Sepd of reliable qaaljfcy. THE OHBISTUHURCH MEAT CO, Limited. ISLINGTON MANUKES Especially prepared for WHEAT, TUKNJPa, BAPE and any ether crop, and to suit any desci iption of soil Greatly increased production wherevet used. Satisfaction given everywhere* Nmix Beos. store five varieties of th celebrated fertiliser. Price on application Allowance made for quantities. Letters will receive prompt attention. NICOLL BROS, District Agent*. ' NIGKOUS & PIGKFORD THTAVIS Just Landedj eje s.s. .Waimate their first shipment o SUMMER GOODS, IKOLODING Ladies'.Croquet and Tennis Shoes. Gentleman's Tennis, Bowling, and Cricketing SHOES & BOOTS, Tn Canvas, Parratjatta, Glace Kid Back Skin, and Kussian O»lf. The Best Assortment ever Shown in Ashbarton. Inspection Invited? NICHOLAS & PIOKFORO, BAST STREET. I FOR HOUSE T>AINTING, OUBE XAINTING, CJIGN WRITING, T7ITO, OIGNWRITING, JIITO, TRY <T X.. lil<^Gr«, Tanorkd Stebbt. JAMES BAKER. FCBNIBHING WAEBEODBB, (Havelock Street; TJB guarantees to sell at Ohrißbehuro'o prices for Cash or Time Payments, 1 1 i SmokejJNew Venue



h 1* The Man ! Bra ■W'J ■mi vmibt t *mi *-*» ▼wl WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN HEARD OP ir | I " Jmpet/s Jtfcrt/ ffpple"^ % Had reached him in timel |; | TH..E NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY. P m isjr Cures Liver, Kidney, and Stomach Complaints. "sS3 fe, :^ 5 2/- -^ CHEMISTS and; STORES, -*y 2/« jk



— . __ , ___—, __—;— - ■•■ '—■'2 •■-— : ;,1 f» ■ smoke the Best. j dunlop-s There is no reason why ||||j|pj| you shouldn't-lH doesn't I j | B lt*|^||\F cost any more. a « Ji.iialli M art^ mjr J Ask your T.bacconi.t. j is quite We Best.



WEBLEY & SONS PIANOFORTE & ORGAN TUNERB, HAYING taken over the late MkObboe Coombes 'oouaeotlon, will visit Ash barton and surrounding dietrloti three times per annum, viz., March, July and November Orders may be left at the Oommsrolal Hotel or with Mr Lleweltyn Owen at his Mniiio Studio, Arcade Ohatnbars, Ashbnrton. W "ANTEir~Enowa — The Bapid Lightning Shirt Gloss Is sold by all Grocere ; » wonderful Shlro glass Smoke Hew Venus ■



ATTENTION 1 H DOES your Ohimney want sweeping Soot will accumulate, but J. HtaOß oaa make short work of iU Give bint a ohaooe by leaving your Order* o/o Kent Broa, Burnett Street. «T. STAGE, CHIMNEY SWEEP, Trevortott 4 oough Cure, Wahoo, Koolibah and Benjaaaia Gum go to AB¥BWE*OS Smoke New Vena«



—— 30000 . 0. ORION JP^j 1 «» qHk Cooking' Ranges gL^a—^^^^l ™ lai TJ«e In the Oolony -. pTtgiTiTn? ■ ■ -Twrawr tl'he/ born Lignite, TraeGoal, or Wood up Jo Sizi if •Q^SJIK N0 SETTING REQUIRED. RV ifMHßp^i? •v*~nLL -ZIIP With Stove plPe oan b» worked eafa In b | IT^^fl S L^^SHII °P en- Splendid Bread Baker* I HTiSM^ji ""^^L^x^JlL. With eaet iron or copper botlen. The B i copp i; i boilers are large and tin lined ioaide. :i &i~S£I~iJ!S I"» ' »T-r^HiP Repalri are a; Minimnirt. x"©3^ n^MaffisiiEK M»4» !n all b!ms s single or double ovens.  Hgh or lowpreseore boiler "" ' *"* ' vmJUI iSold ball Ir»nmger», from whm oguei n be obhsed, or from the H. E. SHAOKLOCK, LTD. FOR TOURING i AND ORDINARY EVERY DAY RIDING MASSEY-HARKTS BICYCLES ARE ESSENTIAL. T' Tttbiko, Sprockets, etc, in a BfiiSSEY abb of bwgh high obadb weiai, and thewcrk put into Its n^anofaotiare so carefolly carried the MASSEYHARBIS bicycle will wkhstaudthb sbvebist ountky bidebs who trade with the M4SSBY HARRIS COMPAQ V CAN BKIY UPON ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION BEING GIVEN- Ora Guabaktbb is a liberal osb md the terms easy. *■ econd hasd M ACHINES are taken is pabt paymbkt. Gaiad a Cycle dMoto^ Oo» Limited. (MABSEY-H ARRIS BRANCH) DUKJDIN DEPOT-121 a GEORGE STREET. Branches and Agencies everywhere throtsghont tiew ZealaneU WILLIAM PATCHING. EAST &, BURNETT STREETS, AE'HBURTON lllHllWWlliilillliil |X B nt— .iimmiim  jr. TABPAULINB S GREEN STACK k DBAY COVEK&. fcTACK COVEES, [well roprd', at 3?*, 6<i. ! DAVID THOMAS, AUCTIONEER, LASD, INSDBANOB & ESTATE AGENT VALUATOB, WOOL & GEAIN BEOI.EE, ASH BURTON Loans Negotiated Weekly Sales of Live Stock—Tinwald and Ashbartoo'alterDately Fortnightly Sales of Sheep Skies, Fats, Hide«, efeo, on Mondays Salea of Wool Thronghonfe the Season Grain Bought and Sold on Com mission Clearing Sales as per arraDgeunenta Arcade Horse and Furniture Sale held on Saturday* Horse Fairs Held^Monthly JAGENT FOR Matson and 00, Ohdstchnrch Booth, McDouald and Co, Ohriatchurch White's Sheep Dip Walter A Wood Co Bowring Bros' Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition Wright, Stepheneon and 00, Dnuedin Belfast Manures Vacnnm Oil Company's Agricaltnral"GiJs Planet* Jr,|Garden and Field Tools LAND FOR SALE I bave For Sale the following Blocks off Land, in tussock, in the Hinds District: 2000 Acres Plains Land in tussock 1500 „ „ .. 1900 „ „ „! 6CO „ Reclaimed Swampland Also First Clasß Farina in Blocks of 150 Acres and upwards to 6500 acres] Several Farms, various eizee, thoroughly improved, for sale; well worth the money D. THOMAS, ASHBURTON



BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANUREB, ARE THE BEST T4TOB TURNIP, RAPE WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER (CROP. SPECIAL MANURE oan be mach for any kind of Soil, or description of crop. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. MANURE OAN BE SUPPLIED IN I Cwt, or S Cvt. SACKS* Orders received b/ £*RllEir>]UA.£il>Eiß BBOK, JL,imlte«&.» OAVII> THOMAS, OR TWLH. «.SR. FARMERS CO-I»FIfiKATIVB A BSOCIATIOW OF CANTERBURY, J^lMtlted., OAMTEBBUBT FBOZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. 8 80 ■ ff. WATMOD'f ; Se«»Ury. COMBINED LIFE AND^ACCIDE NT TABLES TBE MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA OFFERS IN THE FIRST YEAE OF THE TWENTIETH |OENTURY SOMETHING ABSOLUTELY NEW. Ordinary Life Policies do not cover Accidents unices they result i«'L>eftth Ordinary Accident Policies do not cover Death uatese caused by Accident^ THE COMBINED LIFE AKD AOOIDJfiNT POLICIES Cover both, and at Specially Low Rates. THEY ARE ISSUED IN THE THREE FOLLOWING FORMS :— TABLE AC—ASSURANCE PAYABLE Combined in each case with Compensation AT DEATH— for— Premiums payable during Life of the Assured. PERMANENT TOTAL DISABLE TABLE CO. — ASSURANCE PAYABLE MENT AT DEATH— PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABLE Premiuma payable during epeeified MENT, or term of yeare. TEMPORARY TOTAL DISABLE TABLE EC. ~ ENDOWMENT ASSUR- MENT, ANCK— if resulting from Accident during currency Payable ab end of term of years, or of the Policy, and while Premiums are being provious deathi paid thereon; Jfor Tables of Katee and fall particulars apply at any Offioe of the Aeeociation, or to HUGO FRIEDLANDER, District Agent. JOHN TOTTY, Representative for New Business, Ashburfcon. Branch Office r ISO Hereford Street, Chrlatchurch. 2 177 B ace CASH BUYERS of PRIME MILLING WHEAT: TUESDAYS & SATOBDAYS—-Samples received at stores, West Street. I Other days—Samples received at the Mill. CORN SACKS SUPPLIED. GRISTING DONE ON FARMERS' ACCOUNT. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (BOLLITT AND C 0.,) D. "WOODjJManager T. H. UJNDRILL & CO., OABIHETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS. FURNITURE AND BEDDING oip jk id Xj h l rsr i> s MADE ON THE PREMISES. WE ARE STILL MAKING our Famons Drawing Room Saifces in Plash and Tapestry, which beat Christchurch for price and quality. Gall aud see them, JUST LANDED—A. large assortment of Austrian, American, acd Canadian Chairs. These Goods were bought before the recent rise, in prices,, which enables ub to sell at lowest prices. Bedsteads and Toilet Ware—Largest stock in town ; at all prices; T INOLEUMS, T>TO g. OILCLOTHS, " X.4INOLEUMS, _tiUGS, In New and Chaste Designs; at all prices. DOOR MATS—AII sorts, all sizeß. We macafacture all oar own Goods on the premises, of the best material and workniaßship, so buy from ub and encourage Local Industry ; besides, you may go further and fare worse than at T. H. UNDRILL & CO.'S. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, PICTURE FRAMERS, ANU UNDERTAKERS, TANORED STREET. Nexb to tha Building Society's Office, and^-opposite Arcade,} WA L L P> PER sr TI T I HAVE TO HAND per the last Homt boat—29 Balea of the very atest ARTISTIO PAPERHAN6INGS, the Colourings and Designs of which are decided works of art. Included in the shipment are Beautiful Friesses and Borders to match the Papers. I hold the largest slock of WALL PAPERS in South Canterbury Clients can therefore rely upon having a large variety of each respective sort to choose from. | J^ _^ HOUiSH I)L ;ORATOR AND SIGN IA/TT SJi lAT writer, VV I I Jill I 1 Opposite Maii-©tfict, t H XXJKJ V ill Baraetc Street. Box 16. [Telephone



, , aS riii±Js ,?;^?./i NEW ZEALA3S© C "?:;' _ :" SHIPPING OO.'S LINE ROTAL MAIL STE4MERS FOX LONDON, via Monte Vide*, tEeaesifio & Plymouth. Probable final Bteamara, T®Hi. Porfc, Dafce. Wakanui 5706 Wellington April 27 Waimate 5610  May 15 Toogariro* 7765 Lyfcteifcon VJay 16 Paparoa *563 Wellington Mny 23 Rakaia 562S — To follow P&p&sui 6372 — „ Takoa 4050 — , 8 Walkato 4767 — *Twln Screws. 9®t intthar particulars apply t« PRTRDLANDBR BROS., Led. shawTsavlll aWdTlbton^ company, limited, for london. ■^Wi '■TJOYAL MAIL STEA. *^:-M¥!RS, wlbhsnperlof '■■ '.*l;'^J<S"'' aoeommo'iabikraforall classes of passengers, calling at onto Video or Rio, TeaeriS© and Ply. oofch. Vedße! Toe Qominaiider From Date. Qothfo 7730Kidiey Welt'c June 20 CARGO STEAMERS! Maori 5317Moffab (Wol'g'n May 9 Maraari (3583 Banks Lytfcl'a .May 4 Tokomaru '62531 Maxwell Wellg'n June 6 For further paitioularß, apply "* NICO LL BROS. UNION SfEAMSHfP~OOMP~ANy O^ NBIW ZEALAND. Limited * TEiIBIERy SMI FROMLITTELTON AS UK PER : For Weßbjfjort) and Greymouth—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Taesday, Thurs day and Saturdaya NOTE~For extra sailings see advertise menfc in Ohriatchurch papers Dnnedin ■— Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Pict&n, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; eference should therefore be made to Obristchnreh daily papers for dafcea and hour of sailing For further particulars apply to F PERRIMAN, Agent, Ashburton "hinry"'stephenson7~ {successor ho Alfred Harrison.) Established 20 yeara. AUCTIONEER, LAND EBTATE AND 3OMMIBSION AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY BALES of Live Stock Produce, Furniture, etc., EVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'oiook. Clearing Salea of Stock, Household Furni ture, etc., as per arrangement in any part of the county. Advances made on all goods placed in my nunds for Sale. Eeguiar Consignments of Colonial Grown *ad Island Frait sold privately through the week, and at Auction on SATURDAYS. Aqekv: Norwfoh Onion Fir© f namranee Company fc Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PJANOS and ORGANS on time pay meats from %£€> m per month. HENKY STBPHENSON, AUCTIONEER. SPORT. SPORT. SPOBT OTJNS. GUNS. GUNS. HARBLFy BROS. BAST STREET, TTAVE TO HAND t direct from the XX Manufacturers, a large Ooßsigamenfc of tfe Famoua NEW RIVAL OARTRIDGIB. Large supplies also arriving of Eiey's Jimberite, Blue Shutze, Kynock's NobeSs, •to. Special clearance of Wire Oartridgeßj owing to being overstocked. GUNS, GUNS. For First-class Guns, at a low price, give as a trial ; our prioea defy competition. GUNS of all makea REPAIRED and put In firsfe'Olass order by a Practical Gunsmith, Address— S. H. GRAVES, SHABEBROKEK AND FINANCIAL AGENT, 185 HEREFORD STREET, CHRIST OHUROH & AT GREYMOUTH. EELIABLE Information on Dredgin Stocks. Correspondence Invited. Oodbs : Bedford McNelU's, Morelng and Neal's, A. B.C. Oo (fourth Bdition. MR P MAKEIG, Aahburton Representafci"e Telegkaphio Address : GRAVES Ohrlstchurch. Greyaaeuth—Br wnlie, Greymouth NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENO7 00. OF N.Z, LTD, TIMABC IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE. 630 acres Rangitata, 250 acres OSaremonb 850 acres Waitotis, 200 acraa Waihao, 260 aorea Kiiagadown, 1000 aore? Ota»o t 500 aorea Totara, Aod others of various sizes in Sotth Oanfcep bury Improved Farms for lease, with fight o purohase 1170 acres Fairlie, 505 acres Totara, aad .265 acres (t'ctara Alio unimproved agricultural and grazing Srmo of various sizes on the Raincliffe and Levels Estates, ard two well improve Station properties of 7000 aoreit each.