The Zionist Movement

The following account oi' the latest developments of the Zionist movent not is from the Christian World. The Bchemß for rfvatat-lishing the Jewish people ia Palestine is gaining grouud. For tbe greater part of the past w«.<k. (tho week ending December 28, 1901) » a congress haa been sitting; in Basle, attended by nearly 300 delegates from all parts of the world, one of th«n_ hav ing spent fourteen days in the train in his journey from the Russo-Mf-nchu rian frontier. Two hundred Rus .o- Jewißh students and a hundred Jewish lady medical students were also pre lent. Enthusiastic meetings h..vf> been held lasting until after mi-1ni;;..., nod in one case until four o'clock in the morning. The Congress op»ned lasts Thursday under the presidency of Dr Herzl, of Vienna, who said tha. the Jewish question could only he solved by the J ewa themselves). Charit able colonisation had failed, but National colonisation would succeed. In bis interview with the Sultan last May he found the ruler of Turkey a warm friend of the Jewish people, and tbe Jews would contribute to the prosperity of the Turkish Empire. On the following day Dr Max Nordan, the brilliant writer, waa the chief speaker, and wrought up the Congress to the highest pitch of excitement, The first need, he said, waa for careful and accurate statistics— anthropological, economic, intellectual, Ac—as to the position of the Jewish people, They were the poorest people under the sun. Even the Eskimo and the Tierra del Fuegiana were better off. for they had land rights and room to exercise their energies. Tbe Jewish people were an • air-people,' with nothing be neath their feet. Dr Nordan dwelt on the struggles of the poor Jewish traders, and the beggar student, and poured sarcasm on tbe Jewish mil lionaires—everyone who became a mil lionaire, he said, has lost the race. The Jews were the slaves of the world. Dr Nordan insisted that early marriages must be stopped, and emigrating must cease from Rusßia and Roumania, to the sweating dens of London and New York. At a subsequent meeting it waa decided to raise by collections a fund of £200,000, to be the absolute property of the Jewish people, and to be used in the purchase of land in Palestine and Syria. Mr Israel Zang will spoke on the Jewish Colonial Trust, which it is proposed to float with a capital of two millions, of which a quarter of a million haa been subscribed. Mr Zaogwill eulogised Baron Hirsch as the new Mosea, though he criticised severely his trustees, for their disregard of the Zioniet movement. The Jewish Colonial Bankj which is already es tablished in London, with a view to fostering colonisation, is to open a branch in Palestine, but for the prpsent to confine itself to banking operations. The Congress assembled for its final meeting on Monday night, and an animated sitting of seventeen hours carried it far into Tuesday. At one juncture the young Zionist party, (the 300 atadents), threatened to withdraw, but harmony was restored. Mr Zang will's quotation in Bebrew, of the Psalmist's words, ( lf I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my right hand forget its onnning,' greatly stirred the Oongreas, and the verae was adoptad as a sort of oath or motto of the Zionist movement. In closing the final session, Dr Herz! 84.d that the movement had ceased to be a Utopian dream, and was now «ntering upon the stage of realisation."

Significant Signs.

(From the Scotsman )

Although comparatively little notice ia taken o_ the troubles which have overtaken two or three trust companies in the United Sta.es, the matter i_ one which has a greater significance than i. generally imagined. It is the first sign, in the opinion of not a few shrewd people, as to the direction of the wind, and should not, therefore, be lightly passed over. When the trust • boom' waa in full swing, cautious financiers on both aides of the Atlantic viewed the affair with grave misgivings, and were at no pains to disguise their conviction thit an nglv legacy waa being built up for the future.

Moderately easy money and an un precedentedly large and active trade have enabled a greater number of these trusts to keep afloat, but that they will g© tinder when the conditions change is pretty certain. There will then be witnessed among such things much the same spectacle as that presented wher. s in 1893-4, the railways passed into the hands of receivers.

THE ASHBURTON GUABBIAIM : THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1902

Printed and published by Frank Hancox, for the Proprietor, RosißT Bum., ab his PrinbingOffio9 lt Burnett Street, A.hburbon THURSDAY, MAROH 13, 1902



THE INFLUENZA And a Debilitated Condition, AND A LASTING CURE. The Cass of Mr. F. 8. K. B__.__t.Eß. (A Press Inquiry.} The working classes in New Zealand enjoy many privileges which tend to ele vate the masses and make them both happy and contented. The grievances of empoyer and employee are submit ted for consideration to a board of impartial gentlemen appointed to hear and equit ably adjust the difficulties and disputes which _ are an inevitable source or ob struction to the operation of the law of supply and demand, and thus the disastrous folly of going out on strike is obviated. Past experience has taught the workers in all countries that the man who holds the purse also remains in possession of the key of the situation. The uselessness of trying to force capi talists into submission becomes apparent in every instance where the labour mar ket in any particular industry is over stocked. Time and again, have misled labourers left their work in order to bring pressure to bear upon their employ ers in the hope of wrongs being recti fied, or concessions granted. The result has generally been that other men have taken their places, and the unfortunate strikers have been left out in the co<ld. In the earlier days of the 'history of ■these colonies such measures were fre quently effected in safety, because la bourers of all classes were at a high premium, and business usually remained at a standstill till the matters in dis pute were settled. As there is no longer a scarcity of applicants for employment in all spheres or industry, the jurisdic tion of the Conciliation and Arbitration Boards should prove a boon to the work ing public- Our representative had a most entertaining discussion on this sub -1 ject with Mr. Frederick Stephen Robert Warner, of King-street, Sydenham, Christchurch, who at one time suffered from a severe attack of influenza, and experienced the usual symptoms accom panying that complaint, such as violent feverish headaches, 'a freqeiml.-' full pulse, hot, dry skin, pains of the back and limbs, and. an, incapacity for bodily or mental exertion. > "Yes " said Mr. Warner, "I also went right off my food, victuals of any kind failing to tempt me to eat. At nights I was restless and slept but very indif ferently, a When business time arrived in the morning I felt disinclined for work, and, in fact, exertion, of any de scription became a great nuisance. My complaint left me in 'an extremely de bilitated_ condition, having deprived me of all vitality. It is very dangerous to suffer a relapse after an attack of in fluenza, but I guarded against that risk by taking a medicine which I "have great confidence in. _ I am sure there is noth ing to equal it for restoring a wrecked system to _a perfect state of health." "What is the name of the medicine, Mr. Warner?"- • <. "Clements Tonic. It is a grand phy sic, and invigorates the nervous system splendidly. In my case a. few doses of Clements Tonic gave me an increase of vitality in very quick time, besides giv ing me a good, healthy appetite. I could now sit down and eat a hearty meal with, enjoyment, and when a man can do that he will soon gather strength and increase in weight. Clemenits Tonic had a general soothing influence over me, as I was now able to sleep comfort- I ably and soundly at night, and awoke I feeling fresh and vigorous m the morn- J ing, and quite able to resume my work I with a sense of renewed, energy and 1 cheerfulness. My utmost*, expectations 1 were realised in every way when I start-1 ed taking Clements Tonic ; its great re- I putation being fully maintained in every | particular. From being run down and | 1 weak I was made strong and robust, | i and I think a person would be very un- I i grateful if he refrained from testifying i \ to such a great amount of benefit de- i rived from Clements Tonic. There are J so many worthless medicines on the mar- 1 ket by which people are daily duped J that I think we owe a public duty to I mankind in according credit where it is j due. By these means much suffering can J be alleviated, and much expense may be I curtailed. My debilitated system was j placed upon a sound and substantial | basis by Clements Tonic, and it is with j the greatest confidence that I recom mend it to other sufferers." "Have I your permission to print this interview?" j "Of course; you can publish my re marks in any way you like." I STATUTORY DECLARATION. 1 I, Frederick Stephen Robert Wakneh, o! i King-st., Sydenham, Christchurch. in the Colony of 1 New Zealand, do solemnly and sincerely declare that I I have carefully read the annexed document, consist- 1 ing of two folios and consecutively numbered from 1 one to two, and that It contains and is a true and I faithful acconnt of my illness and cure by Clements Tonic, and also contains my full permission to pub lish in any way my statements, which I give vol untarily, without roceivinean;. payment—and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the provisions of an Act of the General Assembly of.Kew Zealand, I Intituled " The Justices of Peace Act, 1882." I Declared at Linwood, this twelfth day oi 1 December, one thousand nine hundred, before me, I ALFRED MARSHALL, J.P. J BUSINESS NOTICES I THB Mccormick STILL LEADS. K_S •_-> •__■ .__-__-»-_« __._tJ___.J_JL.' K_/v fTIHE WINNER OF. THE GOLD MEDAL. Ab the Christchurch Show, THB MoOORMIOK LIFT "HAND OPEN BACK REAPER & BINDEB OARRIED OFF THE GOLD MEDAL. Orders Wow Being B.oeiv.d* J Morrow, Bassefi i Go A "Wills Steekt, Ashburton. I M. PRIEST, Manager LLEWELLYN OWEN, M C S M. J CERTIFICATED & REGISTERED TEACHER. (STUDENTS prepared for any Musical O Examination held in New Zealand. All branchea of Music taught. Candidates presented at Examinations 137 ; average mark- gained, 94 per cent. I JL I ■^OTANTED KNOWN—Thai) a big line J VV of Laoe Curfcaiaa we have just | landed, ex s.b. Paparoa, ia full of raally nice I goods a. tempting prioea. Fall d..play in | fH;r windOWi—MIXOBBU- & (ETON*.-.. $



WHAT i 3 PAIN BALM. i Ohftcoherlain'e Pain Balm is a liniment I and, while adapted to all the ordinary uses J of a liniment, has qualities which distignish 1 Ifc from other remedies of this class, Pain I Balm is especially beneficial for rheuma-1 tiaro. Thousands of oases can be cited in J which it has effected a cure when the sufferer had previously tried best medical Bervice wlthot* sectaring relief. Pain Balm Is positively guaba_.tee_) to give relief In bhe most severe cases of chronic or acute rheumatism, Pain Balm heals bruises, burns and scalds ia less time than any other treat men.. It is 'antiseptic,* that is, it prevents putrefaction and by so doing, generally prevents an ungainly scar remaining after the Injury is healed. For I lame back, lumbago and neuralgia, Pain Balm has no equal, Ib has the quality of * getting to the right spot.' No sufferer from these distressing affections should defer a trial of this remedy. 01-E APPLI CATION GIVES BELIEF. TEY IT. The New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative Association of Canterbury, Limited, Aehburton, sells j It. THE FARMER AND HIS WIFE. His manservant and hia maidservant j know that a good crop cannob be ex" | pacted from poor soil. They know also j that even with a fertile soil great care is > iwceasary, and there la always plenty of j work weeding, harrowing, and what nob to obtain a rich harvsst. The human body requires the same care and atben- « tion. The stomach Is the seat of all disease ; beep the stomach clean, sweet and healthy and you will have good fi«alth. Impey's May Apple, the Ideal family medicine, assists tha digestive j organs, expels all fortid matter from the j bowels and stimulates the liver. It does good and eaves doctors' bills. All chemists and stores at 2_ 8d per bottle, j



Yon can depend on ridding your { Children of Worms with Wade's Worm j Figs, the wonderful worm worriers, j prioe Is ' 8»oke New Venae



' T. Bullock. | FOB BALE. SHI.EP FARMS. { SHEEP COUNTRY. I IMPROVED FARMS, ETC, j 1492 acres, sheep country, mostly in J its native state J 500 aero., improved, very good sheep I country 1 1200 aores odd, sheep farm, with good I improvements 90 ;.crt-g, improved, near town 500 acres, has been sown with Engliah grasses 800 acres odd, improved farm, good for all round farming 1800 acres, mostly unimproved 40 acres, near the sea 98 acres odd, improved, not fai from Tinwald 350 acres, light land, partly improve I Also— j Several blocks of good land ani table for j all round farming, varying ia area trom 50 ' acr< jb to 1200 acres Mob, of the light land blocks are very suitable to work with rich heavy farm lands. Full particulars, ...m., etc, furnished application. T BULLOCK THE following Town and Suburban Pro perties !— T 8 741, coutainbg J acre, corner of Peter Street and Fast Belt, oo which in erected a '^'piling of 4 rooms, vert.ndah, bay window, Eto _.' £ 955, containing £ cere, unimproved, corner vi E&.t and North Belts T S 956, containing £ acre, adjoining T S 334, containing J acre, well situated in Moorn Street, on which isereeUd cottage of 4 rooms; fiieb olasß land for parden purposes TSBSS, containing J acre, fronting Groy Street, on which i_ erected an almost new dwelling house of 6 room., verandah, de tached wa.hhou.e, copper built in and other improvements TISB9, containing \ acra Moore Street, wifh commodious building thereon, viz, 4 shop, and dwellings attached. This property is oniy one eectios. back from East Street. H. S 1122, containing _■ acre, Wills Street, West, and other town properties Building allotments, viz ?— Lote 24 arid 25, containing 1 acre, fronting Winter's Road, Allenton T S 248, containing 1 rood 6 perches, Anne Street, O-inwaid First olase building site fronting Wakanui Road, J:.Pt» off East Town Bait, cootuining 1 rood 24 perches., being part of Lota 42 and 43 Two rooda 3| perohee, with email cottage, Trevorton Suburban building site, 2 acres, being Lote 33, 34, 35 and 36, that class laud, fronting Middle Road, Allenton | acre, together with 5 roomed house, McMurdo Street, Tinwald _ aore, together with 4 roomed cottage, scullery, eto, fronting Charles Street, Allen' ton \\ acres, township of Rakaia Building allotments!, being Lots 3, 9, 10 and 11, fronting Alford Fore.b Road, Allen ton For terms and full particulars of the several properties Apply to _. BULLOOK TOLET ~~ COTTAGE of 3 room., together with one ucre of land, fronting Trevor'-- Road, J Trevorton. ' I T BULLOCK, I'CJ LET, ROOMS in Aro.de Chambers; centrally j situated ie Burnett Street,; also ciSces j in Victoria Buildings, adjoining the Aro-'ie. I T BULLOCK FOB SALE, QFX'TION containing \ Acre, with four KJ rormorl cottage, frontir-g Cambridge Strtet, Hampstead. Price £150, Easy terma of payment. Apply to ■V BULLOCK. Ar-ent _ , KaK&IA. T O T E T /"". OOD Bußirse-. Premises, oonslstiag of j \3 Shop and Dwelling, lately occupied by Austin linos, Tailors, well situated, fronting one of the main thoroughfares For particulars, __o, ->pn!y to T BULLOCK, Agent TO LEND ON MORTGAGE OEVIvRA-L Bums ready for investment on O approved freehold securities. Apply to T BULLOCK aß_mß_siK-ißrf)Ha .. BUSINESS NOTICKS THK CHBISTCHUROH MEAT COMPANY, limited S ISLINGTON SMITHFIBLI. PIO'JL'ON OFFICES Hereford Street, OHRISTGKUROH Stafford Street, TIMARU PICTON LONDON OFFICE-64, West Smithfield E.G. FABME^s"FJRBEZING THE CHRISTCHURCH MEAT COM PAN_T have taken New and Enlarged Offices at SMITHFIELD MARKET, and the Company has decided to offer to Farmers bhe full advantages of consigning through its London Office, where their consignments will be handled with judicious care, under the personal .upevi.iou of the Company's Staff. The Company's Brands are in special favour throughout the United Kingdom, Especially is this so with tho Company a celebrated ' ECLIPSE' Brand, and id has been decided to give the Farmers the full advantages and benefit of having their Meat graded under this well known and favourite Brand, when consigned through the Company. LOWEST GROSS CON SOLIDATED RATES. i , . __ QIX YEARS OF INDIGESTION. INSTANT BELIEF. Loasby's Wahoo scores, after everything else fails. Mom Street, Newton, Wellington, 11th Feb. 1902. My wife suffered for six years from Indigestion. She tried almost every [ remedy without getting much benefit. j Loasby'a Wahoo was than tried. Result •—lnstant relief and a speedy cure. (Signed) S. Stjuus. Koolibah cures all paina. Prico 2a, everywhere, or post free from LOASBY'S WAHOO MANUFACTUR ING COY, Ltd. Dunedin. I YOU KNOW IT ! 1 know It!! In I fact everybody knows that Mellor's I Z.aland ia Boot Store gives tho beat value | in Boot a and Shoes in Ashburton. *



1 T.URINE3S NOTICES I J WRIGHT, j 1 Conductor and Promo., r o. tho Aehburton j | Bai?jo Bund, | 'TS Prepared to receive Pupil, for BANJO, MANDOLINE and GUITAR. 1 Concert., At Home., Garden Parties, Etc, | a.tended. 'c I A good supply of Instruments i_._d Music ikepb in acock, For Terme, etc, apply 2 33 J» WRIGHT, Tanored Street. WAIRARAPA OPESIKGS. fok"sale. 'PLUMBER'S AND TINSMITH'S Bud- X cess ; established 27 years ; owner J retiring ; absolutely be.. hueine.fi of bind in ] Wellington Province ; goodwill £150 ; stock j and plan, at valuation ; 5 years le. 86 of j central shops and dwelling ; Council con' j I tracts ; a beautiful start for a good trades i man. Fullest; investigation invited I WOODYARD AND COAL, » good Buai \ ne.s ; turnover about £80 mou.hly ; horses, carts, contract., etc. P.ice £200. Will advance £100 to purchaser. BLACKSMITH'S BU.SINEBB, average profit £6 weekly ; chenp ; farms to good man. , CABMAN'S BUSINESS, with good con- ] n.ction, £50 cash required i CARRIER'S BUSINESS, a going con- J earn ; easy ingoing ] BAKERY BUSINESS, good round ; a ] going concern at) valuation For further particulars apply— G H GQODALL, - Auctioneer and Agent, ftAatitertou, Wairarapa j HAKVJbIST CHEQUESI' ! TN order to make mom for the New j Winter Goods (now on the water) we j bave resolved to clear _ur eurplua Stock at j greatly reduoed prices. Our weliknowa 1 HIGH CLASS TAILORING.! F-._bio.iabl- Vicuna Ruita rrduced to j £3 10s Ca-tw Fashionable Serge Suita reduced to £3 10a j Cash. ] Fashionable Tweed Suits reduced to J £3 10a Cash. j Fashionable Tweed and Womed Trousers 1 to measure reduced to 153 Cash. I IST Largest Stock in Aahburton to _ele&fc 1 from CRAIGHEAD & BEKBYMAS | The Leading Tailors and OutGfctere. j Ashburton. j KHAKI CYCLE DEPOTI TVT O Machine ht.s made iteolf such _> 1 favourite as the colonial made I KHAKI. We also have the ce!ebrated[Engli_h make the RALEIGH, | and the wall known American machine the J 1 VICTOR. | Prices bo suit everyone, find easy terms, j SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, I Ashburton. I IS THAT BOY I RKADY For Bis Kext Pair of BOOTS "T'^/K Have on hand a large assortment boots and i-mms Built for just the wear thab Boys and Girls can give them. SCHOOL BOOTS, LIGHT AND STRONG, At Prices to suit tho Working Man. j D. STOCK'S BLUE BOOT STORE Burnett Scree., Ashburton VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING & PIANOFORTE. j Mrs Johnston T>EPUMBD Teaching on THURSDAY J_\j 30th Jan, Havelock Street NOTICE OF REMOVAL, MB. J."E, BAIN, nURGEON DENTIST Has Removed to Warden's Buildings I iCashel Street, Christchurch. I Telephone 956. 2 104 spm _ I■, * s 1B" AS ' L, 1 a » _-___ri___# * ! r,r >!// v_A \ \ 1 " ■'( \! * \ \ " -": ■-i - - f%v : 3 II jfiif re \ '■ '."'■■ m 'i'-. .',:. 1.._. l; li cLi __ *_>i. "__l __-««## NOTICE TO FARMERS. I "XTOW that the Reason for ploughing haa j XI come again, wo beg to inform the j Farmers of the County that I am prepared to 1 REPAIR PLOUGHS AT MODERATE RATES. Having had long experience in thia class of work, we can guarantee all jobs turned oat, j First class Engineer employed, All kinds of Coach and Lorry Building j executed to order, Kennedy & Moirj I ASHBURTON IMPLEMENT WORKS, j (Late Reid & Gray), 1 Cameron Street | '¥' SAY FRIEND : Where Is the best j 1. shop to buy a pair of boots. Why,! Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store ! 1 always i get good value at Mellor's 1 j, Saaoke NewVeaas '



I BUSINESS NOTICES ' J AUTUMN AND I 1* WINTER NOVELTIES; New Goods in ail Departments Beautiful Selection of NEW MANTLES, JACKETS, CAPES, SEAL JACKETS, BILK BLOUSES, FURS, GLOVES, and DRISB MATERIALS, LACE COLLARS, SILK SKIRTS, &c. ■ ! —— TVDT^QQU/T A T7"T"Yr_n H GIVING EVERY SATISFAC JJKJiobMAJII-nO" TION IN FIT, STYLE, and PRIOE I HIGH-CLASS TAILORING j Perfect Fit, Good Workmanship, Prices Very Moderate. » ANDREW ORR. | aBa p aß a^ B M_t_n_# J 9_r_BW---_B_-*-^__->a____^^ I j SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT j We Stock All Shapes _ j I * N j AMERICA'S I LEADING CORSET. THB W.B EEBOT FORM, | I It ie claimed tha. this Corse, fits tho Natural Figure and gives Comforb and | Cornier, and Healthful Wear, combining a Smart Appearanae^andcHygiene I condition. /^\ Prices from Os lid i P lia Pes *° Suit aJI Figures' &w\ • ■ ! MITCHELL & TURNEB. _—. win n mil ii in i_[__uiiiiiiiii__i_TO_im_--m__i^^ LINOLEUMS, CARPETS, RUGS, ETC. LINOLEUMS, CARPETS, RUGS, Etc, AT T. H. UNDJILL & CO.'S. iIITE HAVE just purchased a very Choice Assortment ol TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES in Hearth Rags, Carpets, Squares, Hall and Passage Mats (in the latest designs and colours. The above are to be sold at prices much below the usual Cash prlces. Passago Mala from Is each. Hearth Rags from 2s 6d, 3s 6d, and so on. We are now showiog NEW BEDSTEADS (just opened up) direct from the Birmingham Factories, the lateßt in Iron and Brass Steads. BEDDING and FURNITURE cf all kinds in Stock and made on the Premises. I Old Farnltnre Repaired and Renovated equal to New. I Bedroom Ware, Dinner Sets and Tea Sets, Silverware, Lamps, Vases, »nd I Fancy Goods, Perambulators and Go-Carts, Wicker and Fancy Chairs, SEWING MACHINES—Tho Best at lowest prices, (The famous ' Anchor.' T "P HTVnPTTT Mr P(\ [ FUKIHBHING WAREHOUSE, j TANORED STREET J (Eafcablishod 1882 I ««» NICHOLAS & PICKFORD'S IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE FOR FOOTWEAR THERE IS EO DOUBT. OBDINAR! PRIOES! j Ladies' Glace 2 Bar Sttoes 5a 9d, only a few pairs I Ladies' Glace Walking Shoes, Patent Cap Lace or Strap, 6ef 9c. I Ladies' Tan Walking Shoes from 7s 1 Ladies' Smart Oanvas Shoes 3s 9d and 4s 9d, black or tan I Gents' Oanvas Shoes 5s 6d, 6s 6d, &ud 7s 6d Girls' and Maids' Canvas Shoes 3s 3d, 3s 6d, 3s 9d, 4s and 4s 6d j Ladies' Tennis Shoes 2a 9d, 3s 9d. 4s 6d, 6s 6d, Bs, lis 6d, and 14- 6d Gents' Tennis or Bowline Shoes 2s 9d, 3s 6d, 7s 6d, 12s 6d, 16a 6d 18s 6d 6d, 20s, 22s 6d Ladies Evening Shoes from 8s Men's Bluchers, nailed or plain, from Ss^d Boys' and Girls' School Boots from 4s 9d I Children's Strap Shoes, sizes 2t06, at from 2s 3d Girls' 2 Bar Shoes from 3s 6d Gents' Cricketing Boots, Running and Cycling Shoes, at various prices Hundreds of other lines at equally low prices — j NICHOLAS AND PICKFORD, | EAST STREET; i



[ BUSINESS NOTICES I I HAVE FOR~~SALE~ The Latest and Most Up to date Farm f Maohinerv in the market I THE GOLD MEDAL DRILL. | The oaiy Drill that carried off a Gold | M.riai in an actual Field Trial. Light draught | combined with strength, a perfect sower, and I a trial given. laopection invited i THE ROTARY DISC BIDGER. This machine takes the place of three Implements, and does the work better. A I great saving to mangel and turnip growers ! Ploughs, Harrows, Springtined Cultivator., and all kinds of Faim Machinery kept on hand ; prices moderate and terma very easy, Extras for above kept in stock BICYCLES and all Requisites. — The latest model Chain Envoy, beautiful machine for strength, style and finish; The coming machine—Chainleas Envoy, no oogs or chains, but rolls along—the ea_iesb running machine in the market; once ridden, always ridden. Inspection invited AGENT FOR— Southland Implement and Engineering Company Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society United Fire and Marine Fire Insurance Company Money to Lend from 4| per cent. 1000 Acres L.nd, good all round l.nd- Price reasonable^ and on easy terms. 2COO Acrea good all round Land, can be had cheap. Very easy terms. 600 Acres Sheep Land, very little money required and easy terms. 5 Acres, wibh dwelling of sis rooms, ' nice home, price and terms very reasonable. Also 2300, 900, 600, 374. 200, 650, 260,1 207, 300, 100, 90, and 79 Acres Land ; a number of others equally 1 cheap, and on easy terms. *; For particular a apply I W. STONYER, TANCRED STREET (Next Bank of Australasia) I M.3.abinerf, Grain, Produce, Insurance, I Land and Commission Agent J". W. Malcolmson, I FARMERS' AGENT, ARCADE, ASHBURTON. T AM A BUYER OF MEAT AT JL Fairfield Freezing Works. J 1 Also,— WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, & PEAS, On Trucks Ashbnrton or Connfcry Stations Agenb for North Queensland Insurance Company (Fire and Marine.) 2 188 PHOTOGRAPHY. HALMA'S~BTUDIOS, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, WE are doing TWELVE ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTOS and EN LARGEMENT, size 12 x 10, mounted on b beautiful tintod plate sunk mount for J -_>_>§. !SEE SPECIMENS, as this is only far a Limited Time. GOME EARLY. 2 032 A MONG those who make Cycling a I ii. I Pleasure there shonld be no two opinions I regarding the free wheel. It baa added a j new charm to the pastime generally, and has boon of inestimable advantage to lady oyclia.Bi The Swibt Cvclh Co; were the fi.Bb to apply the principle to cycles, some twenty years ago. Samples may be seen at THE EOLIPSE OYCLK OG„ TANORED STREET WATCHES -1 WATCHES. WATCHES A LARGE ASSORTMENT TO HAND. _ Xiigpeet sallow Window. I ! All marked plain figures. J. V. DE BEER, WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER, AND OPTICIAN* I East Streeb, Asb bur ton _ rfis^rfiS! I.tail I hi A r~-\ \ u#) H^ 1 ( -^j /rtJ If v "^ -L M|l<i i Siaoka New Venus I



[ WANTEDS WANTED JLtiOWN^mTj Moison f y has made in.mcr.6B reductions in order to clear more quickly, and msko room for his now Chaistmas Stock of Boot, and Shoes, cf best quialiby Just arrived Repair | ing done as once, beet leather used ; the Hall | —n.xt; Cour* ... ousp, Afibbiirr on. n 155 /CURTAINS of Quality, Bty^~and Low 1 V,. Prioa. Tha sort you want is tho j beat for the money, and that is our sort. I Come and sea at MITCHELL & TORNEB r 't AXE NOTICE-Thafc Mellor's Zaa~ I a landia Boat St.>re is giving better value t h .n pvir in Footwear WANTF-D —Farmer, and Employers requiring Married Couples, Plough men, Grooms, Gardeners, Shepherds, Dairy H«.nd. ; ai_o Hotel Servants, to apply to J, McDonald. Manohe_.Gr Street, Christ church, Ail order, promptly attended to. Miss Conway supplies female servants. 2 102 DO you know thab H Baibstow is Belling for cash at less than Christchareh prices, as the few following quotations will show. :—Brass rail iron beds.cads, extended foot rail, from 50. ; Duchess tables from 30a j Duchess chests from 455; inspection and comparison invited. 11 1 ■— ■ :—. BENJAMIN Gum, the wonderful Cough remedy, gives instant relief. Children take it readiiy ; pleasant to take_ WHAI priae takers for pastry use. Patty Pan baking powder, the great novelty. ITJATTi- .fan baking powder is tha great JL eat novelty you ever saw. Sold ail proof.-!?. T\o you want your home lo look nice and I_J fresh for Christmas 1 Then send along any furniture which needs recovering or renovating to H Baibstow, who makes ib 00k like new. 11 PATTT_ Pan baking powder, tbe greab novelty, two patty tina for nothing From all Grocers PARODY Pan baking powder wants one trial without prejudice, two pattypans for nothing BENJAMIN Gam stops coughing, loosens phlegm, allays that irritation. Suits I young or olds T>AI'TY Pan baking powder contains a JL patty pan at each end of tin. \WT ANTED KNOWN—Weoonslder that' v f satisfied Customers are t.he besfi possible advertisement, and we do all in our power to " got there." Don't forget) this I when making out your household list of j Drapery acd visit Mitchell & Tpbneb, J The Drapers "T\o YOU B-NOW Mellor's Zealandia I JL/ Boob Store . Bather ! That's tha shop to buy real good boots for little money /~IAN'T stop coughing. Benjamin Gum %_J oureß recent or chronic coughs. It's made to cure, and does cure, ____i__m_____ ■■■.in j_.n«_ 1 inn.—■mini— i__j.h_hi.i__i ! BUSINESS NOTICES T H UKDBILL E USD-SILL T H UNDRILL & CO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS QDANCRED STREET, ASHBURTON EVERY REQUISITE OH HAND. Pehshed Co__m_ a Specialty A Choice A__or._a.nt of Artificial Wreath in Stock. ——- Private Addreas, Peter Street, directly I behind Oddfellewe' Hall } also care of Mr T. Andrews, East Belt. 2 STRANGERS SALE HUGE SUCCESS. THE Summer Sale of W. STRANGE and CO. having been extended to the Sampln I BURNKTT f Sample Rooms J STREET { Rooms Has met with (ho thorough appresiation o_ lh_ Aahburton publio Crowded—l(3 Days' Rush—Crowded We haye te apologise to those Glientß who were unable to get within tho door, bub would remind them there are HEAPS OF BARGAINS at riving every day. Furniture, Bedding, Etc., ab Manufaci turera' Prioes o*ll in Now and SAVE POUNDS Our Great Pantechnicon is arriving again next week, for which we are now booking orders Be wise, and geb your Furniture delivered to your home without a soratoh, HAS Latest Designs IN HOUSE : : DECORATIONS CALL AND SEE. J. L. HIGGS. House Deooretor, Painter, Glazier, Signwribei.,|e_c., Tanored Streeb. FOR WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND ELEOTROJPLATB SEASONABLE NOVELTIES, Eto, GO TO G..JESSON, I Practical Watchmaker and .Jeweller, Burnett Sbreeb, (opposite Somerset Hotel) Ashburton. —Repairs * Specialty.— Presentation. Commifetees liberally deal, with, ST, GEORGE I tr ___J_LXi._Lk_7^ -Potted _fc .Preserved Meats ARE DELICIOUS. TRY THEM I Procurable from all Grocers and Storekeeper j throughout the Col any g-_-g-_=-_-_^_=_=; ■ .1"■ .■ ; sa~=!J_'■■_■