The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi No. 5714

Ashburton : Friday, July 13, 1902

Price - One penny

British Sea Supremacy En dangered.

A genei al meeting of the Liverpool Steam* ship Owners' Association was held on May sth, when Mr Edwin A. Beazley, of the British Shipowners' Company, delivered an address upon the conditions of the British mercantile marine, more especially with regard to the recent sales to foreign coun tries. . ' ■'" .if.' ' ! • '

I Mr Beszely said the nation had long based its safety on its supremacy at sea; and had deemeJ one of its chief occupations to be the sea earner of the world, but while end lessly insisting upon the?e two facts, it had shown a culpable disregard of the basis upon which they were built, and was now dismayed at the possibility of their passing away. The recent sales of British shipping to foreigners was only an illustration of what in a quieter manner had been going on for a long time. The large reduction in British.sailing ships which had been wit nessed in late years was to some extent accounted for by vesaes lost and not re placed by steamships, but it was owing to * sales to foreigners that by far the greater proportion of sailing ships hi&d been .with drawn from the British flag, and with the loss of the sailing ships the country lost its best training school for seamen. As to steamships, since 1890, 2096 British'steam ships of 1,836,509 tons had been sold to foreigners. He denied the assertions of some newspaper critics that foreign ship owners were more capable or more enter* prising, and asserted that the British ship owner was so,handicapped in competition with his foreign rivals that, if left as he now stands, he must be beaten. The foreign shipowner found his country- willing to pay for an efficient mercantile marine. Al though the British Empire had a supreme . need of an efficient mercantile marine in every part of the world,' Austria spent four times as much, and France twenty times as much towards the maintenance of their mercantile marines. The speaker prooeeded to refer to the restrictive legislation ,in -. regard to British vessels, and with regard ~ to the load line, remarked that the result of our laws was that foreign ships, includ ing British ships sold to foreign owners, were regularly sailed in and out of our ports carryingl a greater load' than could be carried under our flag,, thia difference being in many cases sufficient to convert loss in profit on a voyage. As to the passenger regulations, he 'said these were based on an Act of Parliament passed in 1854, and he might without exaggera tion say that the typical vo? s6l the framers of the' Act had-in view vras a wooden sail ing ship of the typo recently shown in the • Thames as an old convict ship. The Association had for many years-tried to secure for the British shipowner a fair field in which' to fight his foreign 'compe titor, but so far with very little success. He asked what the country was now doing,,, to help its shipowners.

Mr Rhodes as a Will Maker.

MR STEAD'S REVELATIONS.

According to an article by Mr Stead in the "Review of Reviews," Mr Rhodes made five ' wills. The first was made in 1877, and be-' queathed all his estates to the Secretary of btate for the Colonies for the time being and the Aitorney-General for the province of Gi equal and West. This was. revoked in 1882, when- he bequeathed his wealth to a young man employed in the De Beers Mine, named Bickering. : After Pickering's death in 1888 he made a third will. Mak ing provision for his brothers and sisters, ' he left the whole of tin residue to a financial friend. In 1891 a fourth will was made/ leaving- the personal estate to the same friend and Mr Stead, of the "Review of Reviews." The fifth will, in 1892, appointed the same financial friend, Mr Hawksley, and Mr Stead sole executors and joint-heirs of Mr Rhodes's fortune. It was in January 1895 that Mr Ehodea first an nounced his intention to found scholarships. It was in July 1899 that Mr Rhodes revoked , his will of 1891, and substituted what is now known as his last will and testament.



SHIPPING. rfVHE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING JL COMPANY'S LINE] Royal Mail Steamers |for London. Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. Best accommodation for all classes of Passengers. ' Probable .To Sail Steamer. Toss Final Port, about Euapehu* 7705 Wellington July 31 Rakaia 5628 ~ Aug. Whaitafne 5715 — Sept. Wakanui 5706 — ToJollow Paparoa* 6563 — „ * Twin Screw. For further particulars apply to FRIEDLANDEE BROS., Ltd. BHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOE LONDON. KOYAL Mail Steamers, with superior i accommodation for all classes of pas sengers, calling at Monte Video or Eio, Teneriffe and Plymouth. Vessel. Tons. Comm'nd'r From Date. Delphic 8273 J. Breen Well'nJuly26 *Mamari 3583 A. Banks — July 26 ♦Gothic 7755 W. Kidley — Augl4 Waiwera 6837 J.Stuart — Aug2B Tokomaru 6238 J. Mazwell) — j * Twin Screw. -fSo passengers carried Full particulars as to rates of Freight and Passage Money, etc., from NICOLL BEOS.



lit ;*•!.%'rt- -^ N r •8. 3- j FLOATING KIDNEY, DISOEDBRED LIYEK, CHEONIC INDIGESTION, i. NEURALGIA IN THE SIDE AND BACK ME ERNEST A. CLEMENT, of the Taiti, who is in the employ of the Hutt County Council, relates his most remarkable case as follows:—" To Proprie " tor Plantekoa. Sir,—l feel it my duty both : to you and also suffering humanity to make • known the benefit I have derived from the use of Plantekoa. I hav9 been under treat ment for years for my kidneys, liver, and chronic indigestion. Under examination the Doctors thought I had a float ing kidney, and prescribed medicines and lotions for treatment, and in fact I have iodine and other things in the house now that weae supplied to paint my back. In addition to the complaint men tioned I used to suffer at times most ex cruciating pains from neuralgia in the side and back. Baside the doctor's treatment I have tried almost countless Patent Medi cines in the effort to get relief. I can honestly say that Plantekoa has made a new man of' me, has cured the , ailments above referred to, and I am now enjoying better health than I have done for years. Any further information will be gladly furnished if desired. I wish to say also that Plantekoa Ointment has proved a wonderful friend to me. About six years ago after playing in a foot ball match my body became covered with pimples, which turned to chronic eczema. During those years I cannot describe the suffering caused nor yet count the number of ointments and the like that I tried to relieve this terrible complaint. When I used to perspire at my work, the smarting, itching, .and yet burning irritation would nearly drive me crazy. I have USED PLANTEKOA OINTMENT with result that I have not the slighest trace of the complaint left, and my skin is as clear as that of a little child. While in a very heated condition I put on another Footballer's jersey in mistake for my own, I do not know if that had anything to do with starting my complaint, but a singular fact was that the irritation commenced at that time, and covered my body, arms and neck, while my face, legs, and hands were j free. Suffice to say that whatever way it came Plantekoa has cured it completely. It [ will be seen by my letter that I have had my I share of suffering, and really the con- , dition I have been in life was, not worth living. After my experience PLANTEKOA , STANDS WITHOUT A BIVAL." * Ask ycur Chemist or Storekeeper for it. 1 Full particulars and testimonials on ap plication to , PLANTEKOA PROPRIETARY, t Wellington. J



TTNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF U NEW ZEALAND, Ltd. Steamers sail from Lyttelton as under: — For Wesfeport and Greymouth—Weekly Wellington — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays. NOTE-r-For extra sailings see advertise ment in Christohurch papers. Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays. Nelson and Picton via Wellington- Tuesday and Saturday. Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays. The above, are subjeot to alteration; reference should therefore be made to Christohurch daily papers for dates and hour of sailing. For furtther particulars apply to F. FERRIMAN, Agent, Ashburton,



BUSINESS NOTICES. HENRY STEPHENSON. T N response to appeals from a number of J my Clients to include the Sale of Farms, Town Properties, Suburban Properties, Sections, etc., in my business, I have de cided to do so, and am prepared to receive particulars of such, and my terms will be exceptionally easy— NO'SALE, NO CHARGE. I have several Town and Suburban Pro perties on my books, which I will be pleased to receive offers for, and all business in this direction will receive my ptompt and best attention. My Weekly Sale of Poultry, Pigs, Cattle, Furniture, etc., as usual, EVERY SATURDAY at 12 o'clock. Clearing Sales of Stock, Household Fur niture, etc., as per arrangement in any part of the county. Advances made on all goods placed in my hands for Sale. MONEY.—I have several sums awaiting investment. Colonial Grown and Island Fruit sold privately during the week, and all kinds of Produce. Agent : Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company. Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. Pianos and Organs on time payments from. 20s per month. I have also several second hand Instru ments on hand, cheap. HENRY STEPHENSON, Auctioneer, Land, Estate, and Commission Agent and Valuer, ASHBURTON. NOTICE OF REMOVAL MR J. IST BAIN, QrtTBGEON DENTIST H*B Removed to Wardell's Buildings, Oashel Street, Ohristehurch Telephone 956



WARD AND CO.'S UNRIVALLED E ; ALES AND STOUT. * Superior to English. WANTED KNOWN—That for Eeal Good Winter Boots and Shoes, at , Reasonable Prices, call at J. Moison, for, as in the past, J. M. still maintains, and would not forfeit, that grand reputation he has held and still holds, not by nonsensical talk, but his Boots have at all times stood the test, and are the best proof of his success. Repairing done at once. Best Sole ■ Leather used.—Next Court House, East i Street, Aahburton. ' nQn FH HIL LIL^ For " CYCLING SSHOBS, GO TO H. Pannell, Bootmaker and Importer, 90 and 95, Manchester Street, Cbxistchurch. CYCLING, RUNNING, TENNIS, ■ And every description of Athletic Shoes made to order and in stock. | Write for instructions for self measurement PIT GUARANTCBD, t __^_____ ' ' Ross' Antidote and Ointment The ' Great Herbal Remedy for Purifying the Blood. folloAving unsolicited Testimonial by a gentleman well known in Ash burton, speaks for itself : — Masterton, August 28,1901. i Boss Antidote Company, Dear Sirs, —I feel it my duty to give you this enclosed testimonial in favour of Ross* Antidote for purifying the blood. I have, been a great sufferer for many- years from ulcerated stomach, indigestion, etc. My life was a perfect misery, and I was almost a wreck. I grew tired of trying different medical men and remedies, of which I had tried almost every known one but yours and one day some eighteen months ago a gentleman came into the shop where I was eajployed. He remarked " Jack, you look very ill," and you may depend I was. He added, Will you take some medicine if I procure it; I replied, I will take anything. He brought me a bottle of your Antidote, and I took it accordingly as directed, and to my delight I began to get well, and after taking three large bottles I was a new man, thanks to your great discovery. . I always keep it by me, and find a few doses occasionally keep me in perfect health, and I wish you the success with it that such a medicine merits. You can make what use you like of this.—l remain, yours, etc. J. H. Pauling, Masterton. May be obtained from Messes Fletcher Bros., and Shearman Bros., Ashburton. j



S. McBRIDE, Monumental Sculptor, 60 Stafford Street. Timarn. f\ LWATS in Stock.~A first? xl class selection of Marble and Granite Monuments. . # Designs and estimates may be inspected at the establishment of Mr John Wilson, Painter, Burnett Street, Ashburton. Letter Cutting in any style. ROYAL HOTEL, ASHBURTON. ME A. WHITAKEE, late manager of Ashburton Club, has entered into possession of the above Hotel. Every comfort and convenience. Fishing Hut at Mouth of Ashburton Eiver COOKING RANGES. T> A ENINGHAM and CO.'S IMPROVED ZEALANDIA, New Patent. Needs no setting, Can be used as open fire. Ask Fob The IMPROVED ZEALANDIA.



BtHISKSS. KO'Ii'K NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY Established, 1359 Capita'—Ono Million THE Premier nnd VVenHhtfsto Colonial Company Npted for Promptness and Liberality Pfiid Up Capital an<i Reaerv«B, £400,000. Fire and Marine Rleks, Also, Ribkfl <n Growing Crops, Threshing Machines, <fee, accepted at Loweßt Current Rates MCOLI7~BROS. Agents . FAT LAMBS AND SHEEP. TO tUHE FARMERS OP ASHBURTOIS AND Surrounding District. WK Have pleasure to notify that we will be BUYING either by the bead on the farm, or at per lb in the Factory, at TOP MARKET VALUES throughout the coming season, NTCOLL BROS. ASHBURTONr



T H Undbiix B Undriu» T H UNDEILL & CO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. TANCRED STKKKT, ASHBURTOJV KVERY bEQUISITK ON HAND. PoUahcti Coflius a Specialty A Choice Aesertmeot of Artificial Wreath Stock. —— Private Address, Peter Strtet, directly behind Oddfoliews' Hall jftlse care of Mr T. Aaiirows, kaab Belt lfflWWiriTiiMlfli3rfr^^ WILLIAM WOOD & CO., MERCHANTS, 129 HEREFORD STRBEQD OHRISTOHUROH. y^IASH Bayers of SHEEP and LAMBS for Freezing. Agents for John Fowler and Co, (Leed Limited, Traotion Engines, Eto," Boston & Procter, Limited), ThrasbiogMaoblaei, 860. { ASHBURTON OFFICE, The Arcade. Representative Id attendance every, TUESDAY and SATURDAY. 1 147 ■ | C. PANNELL; TAILOR AND MERCER, 127 Manchester Street, Christchuroh, TTAB a Choice Assortment of. Balttogr suitable for the season. Cheßterfields aad Oovsrb Coats a specialty. Samples sent) to any Address. Gentlemen's Mercery of every description, and the LAIEST FASHIONS IN STOCK. Manning & (Jo's NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES AND STOUL Ift QUARTS AND PINTS, THE BEST IN THE MARKET B)9^al to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. Ageuts for Ash barton—Messks Sheas m>n Bbos LI" T ."T7" IS THE JL JU JL BEST i IS TBS Qfp A •DfITT BEBT O I A.±iV/ll USE NO OTEEK Procurable from all Grocers and Storekeepers throughout the colony P&fTY Pan bakiag powder wants en trial withont prejudice, two patty p»ns or nothing



f " BUSINESS NOTICES. p>-, 30.000 *%*-?- Epj Cooking Ranges* jffig. ." ' nwii ~|n D Use in tbe Oolony P^T^SS C^) <*Il e^ ")Urn n'fce» me Coal, or Wood up ~^%~ =j3li •'"l^r"| KO SETTING REQUIRED I | psipsg^ f| J With Stove Pipe can be worked onb in the "fe! nl open Splendid Bread Bakers jpg ! pS^ j 'j-j I With ORBb iron or copper boilers The copper II *^3*H t| **~S^j I boilere are large and tin lined inside ■ B y^^d n '^^^2* 3 Repairs are a Minimum B' ■ j i j[ oaMHmnJ t Made in all sizes, single or double -I*.' . ißg|gSiiSßßP I High or low preeßnre boilers I < gotd hy a!l i rorimong6r9t f r om W hom ' Oataloguea can be obtained, or from tbe makers H. E. SHAGKLOCK. LTD fOUTHRNP PDUNDRY. Princess Street, Dunedin



MONSTER, =CLEARING SALE.= Previous to Stocktaking. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. Immense Reductions in Every Department. Ladies' Dress Goods Is, formerly Is I'd per yard One Lot of Dress Garments half price Ladies' Fur Top Kid Gloves 2s lid, formerly 4s 6d 20 Ladies' Tan and leather Kid Gloves Is 9d, formerly 2s 6d Ladies' Stockings Is per pair Ladies' Corsets from Is lid, all sizes The Celebrated W. 8., all sizes, reduced Men's Hats Is each Men's Suits 23s 6d, formerly 31s 6d Waterproof Coats 25s upwards ' Ladie3* Shoes from 6a 9d. Men's Boots 9s 6d, 11s 9d, 12s 6d Beßt Colonial White Blankets 17s 6d Best Eider Down Quilts from 188 lid « Kapoc Quilts, full size, 10» each Dressmaking and Tailoring Prices strictly Moderate ANDREW ORR. WE AXE CASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT OFFICE IN ARCADE. Open TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS CORNSACKS SUPPLIED. f^ I> T dHPTTV! <O DONE ON FARMERS' VjltlbllJNlT' ACCOUNT. o—■ CANTERBURY ROLLEK FLOOR MILLS COMPANY, D. WOOD, Manager. '•aMirabTiilil— !■■ i HPiiMi—iiwiiiimiiMMi—«ii— ii wi— nil—an ■■ ■ilium■ mi w i tt'\u mmmt COCOA BEHER jßk. |S IMPORTED,- "liililSP ]^^ BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MA^UKES, "ARE THE BEST piOR TURNIPS, KAPSS, WHEAT, AND ANY OTHEB OEOP SPECIAL MANURES are mad? to ettit any kind of Soil or description of Drop. Sampleß of SOIL ANALYSED free of coßt to Farmers nsscg cor Manure For the present Beason re all cund reduction in price of 7fl 6d per Ton has been made. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SBABON. If there is no agent in yonr district, seDd to the Office for Price List and Testimonials CANTERBURY FROZEN idEAT AND DAIRY PROPUCJK EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. F. WAVMOUTH Secretary 139 Hereford Rtrfiefc, CJhriaSohnreh SMOKE ONLY NEW ? ENU S. ■Mm* Oit ii 11 ii A PJSBFECT TOBACCO,



ENGAGED COUPLES FTEADS of Families, and all who may be thinking of FURNISHING OR BEfUKNISSING are advised to place their orders with as as we SUPPLY FURNITURE FROM THE FACTORY TO^TRE —PUBLIC DIRECT WE mike all the ; Furniture we Sellj and are complete House Furnishers, and in addition to supplying Fnrnitaro of oar own make at the lowest possible price, we supply 'PUBE SWEET BEDDING,' of the beat quality, and every bit of which we can guarantee, because we have a Bedding Factory of our own, and make all our Bedding. Prices to aaife all parses. WIJRE MATTBESSES, Wire Mattress'making is another of our industries. We are daily producing these comfortable, durable, and hygienic mattresses at our Mattress Factory. All prices. N.B Our Wire Mattregses are in use in HUNDREDS of New Zealand Homes VENETIAN AND OTHEK BLINDS ■■■■■■' ': ' ■■■•", '. We also manufacture of the B>pt Qi»lUy Only, yet onr prioes are|?ery Moderate. No beetor Blinds than ours are procurable OABPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, LINOLEUMS,'MATS, MATTING,'RUGS, BLANKETS, CURTAINS, Etc , Etc., we import in enormous quantities from the WORLD'S LEADING MANUFACTURERS. We have also a Department for furnishing Tronnaongery and all sorts of kitchen requisites, and a Special Department for Crockery and Glassware. A stroll through our great Furniture Warehouse will astonish and delight you, STRANGE & COMPANY, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, Cbmtcburch.



BEWARE! DANGER Of fitting cheap and unreliable tyres to your cycle. Pay a few shillings extra and purchase a pair of Roadster and you will find yourself free from all tyre troubles. . Our §§ Roadster pattern " Dunlops" are specially made to withstand m ' hard wear on rough roads, and will be found to outlast any |i f other tyre on the market. Beware of imitations. \ |g ROADSTER TYRES GUARANTEED FOR 13 MONTHS. H THE DUNLOP PNEUMATIC TYRE CO. OF AUST. LTD., M 128 Richfield Street, Christ church, IS.Z. M And at Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, arid Brisbane. M mHE WEATHER DURING THE PAST WEEK HAS FOUND OUT THE WE^K SPOTS IN YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS.. i ■ Oh! For a Pair of Dry, Comfortable, Goad Boots. SIGH NO MORE, GALL AT NICHOLAS & PICKFORD'S AND GET THE VERY THING YOU WANT; , THE FINEST STOCK IN TOWN. American Makes in Men's and Women's latest up-to-date Ftyles at lowest prices, in Strong Makes, Splendid Values, only Reliable Brands kept NICHOLAS AND PICKFORD, BAST STREET; PROPERTIES FOR SALE I THAVS FOR SALE-SEVEEAL GOOD FARM S. .;..■; In the Ashburton County, .-.-., Amongst them being— 90 Acres, near Tinwald, improved 1936 Acres, Bankside, subdivided, well 233 „ Mitcham Eoad, improved. . watered, house of eight rooms, 3000  grass land, Lyndhurst stable, wool shed, etc 53 Carter's Terrace, extra heavy 140 Acres, Ashburton Forks, subdivided „ land into 5 paddocks, house, stable, and 476 „ Springburn, improvement, chaff house, well fenced and watered, nearly new land good 962 Acres, Mount Hutt, good house and 200 Acres, Buccleuch, subdivided, house, stable woolshed stable; all in good order 404 Acres, Elgin, heavy and light land, 3 Shops, with five roomed Dwelling, subdivided, well watered; houso, Tancred Street, Ashburton stable, shed and sheep yards 900 Acres, Fairfield, thoroughly improved 1800 Acres, Newlands 5 subdivided and well 2500 Acres, Lauriston watered, improved ; good house, 155 „ Tinwald - stable, and granary 123 „ Dromore . 112 Acres, Hinds 1200 Acres, Doric, subdivided into eight 87 Acres, Hinds paddocks? 12 stall stable and chaff 80 Acres, Elgin house, hut; all sown down in English 122 Acres, Hinds grass this year 596 Acres, Hinds 400 Acres, JBarrhill, subdivided; seven 100 Acres, Cairnbrae ' roomed house, stable, trap house, etc 1693 Acres, Rangitata 660 Acres, Rangitata South; subdivided, 250 Acres, Lauriston, well fenced, subdi- j five roomed house, stable, granary, vided, land of good quality, stable, 4 j woolshed, sheep yards, etc roomed house, thoroughly improved 1126 Acres, Hinds; subdivided into 7 pad- 500 Acre 3, Westerfield docks, house, stable, coach house; 495 Acres, Coldstream, Hinds 511 acres tussocks, balance in grass 2100 Acres, Alford Forest, good sheep 545 Acres near Pendarves, 'subdivided, country _ well watered, house, grain store, and 500 Acres, Lyndhurst, thoroughly im all necessary outbuildings proved . ■ .'. . ' ] 45 Acres, Tinwald 520 Acres, Seaview,'first-class agricultural 512 Acres, Ruapuna, .subdivided, well land with every improvement watered, with house, stable, black- 1100 Acres, Kyle, chiefly in grass, smith's shop thoroughly improved 290 Acres, Winchmore, subdivided, house 169 Acres^ Lismore Leasehold; house, of six rooms stable, chaff and trap house D. THOMAS, Ashburton



Coughs and Colds are serious." They quite often ! lead to worse. They creep along so gradually, but so surely, that they become scriou3 illness—consumption —before you realize it. A congh is the seed of consump tion. Croup is a cold's half bi other—it is caused by cold, and many a little life has > passed away by it because the ' proper remedy wftl aot athasdr Emulsion C Gives relief at once. It does this \ > by cutting the phlegm and healing 5 irritated lung and throat surfaces. S i Every mother should see that it is <f s always in the house. Don't wait r ' f till you need it—that maybe too V Plate. Get a bottle from your J \ chemist to-day. It doss not con- V . f tain any opium or other dangerous C S narcotics and is perfectly safe and • / good for all ages.- ■'" i ,;;.; ■ -\ ' "V Lane's Emulsion at all chemists J \ and stores. Price 2/6 and 4/6. \ i \ " It's famous " right.throughout C \ the colony. . * • g>. 25 y ,' The Otjp That Gkbkrs.—What is more invigorating than a nice cup of Coffee these frosty mornings; • ami; you get one if you buy some of Fletcher Bros, fine blend of Java and Mocha, which, makes a cup of Coffee fit for the Gods. We grind the Coffee on the premises, thereby ensuring its freshness. We have only one qtuilifyr and one price, namely, Is 6d per lb, and there is nothing better to be had. , Wade's Worm Pigs—the Wonderful Worm Worriers—are a safe and'sots remedy, in Is boxes; sold everywhere Anger not the Prophet Wragge By scoffing at his tales, He may untie his weather bag And loose the storms and gales. The ill effects of drenching rain We only can endure, : , , By driving out the cold'tis plain With Woods' Gkbat Peppermint Cotm, BILL MARTIN SPEAKS. To Ideal Tyre Company, Christchuifch,— Dear Sirs,--I have much pleasure in writinjf you to say how heartily I appreciate the Idea tyres which were fitted to my machine and upon which I put up my seventeen New Zealand records, and won the several cham pionship prizes. I am very pleased with em _WILLIAM MARTIN. - At this season everybody is liable to Coughs and Colds. Avoid all danger, by taking TTJSSICDRA. Obtainable from ftU ohemißtSi :