The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. No. 5707

Ashburtoß : Thursday, July 10, 1902

Price - One penny

Love ia a Railway Carriage

A MAN OF SEVENTY SUED FOE BREACH OF PROMISE,

I The parties in a breach of promise case in the County Court, Melbourne, on June 19, were a widow named Emily Leeds, of West Melbourne, who claimed dam ages from a widower named John Green wood, of Abbotsford, gentleman. Plaintiff gave her age as 65, and defendant his as 64. Both had grown-up daughters. _ The widow said that she met Greenwood in a train going to Sydney in July last year. When all the passengers got out at Mosb Vale for refreshments they were left alone, and the stranger opened conversation with her upon being asked to share some tea she had in a jug. The acquaintanceship ripened, and at Eedfern station plaintiff and her mother-in-law helped defendant to obtain lodgings. He used to hare breakfast at the latter's house nearly every day. Returning to Melbourne a few weeks later, the pair met again, and Mr Greenwood proposed marriage, which was accepted. He said he had 16 houses, and would comfortably keep her. They went together one Sunday to the Sailors* Home Mission, where defendant was organist, but his daughters, finding out that plaintiff was a Wesleysin, preferred that he Bhould marry a lady of his own church, although plaintiff agreed to join the mission.. De fendant in November last finally said he would not marry. Cross-examined, Mrs Leeds said her husband had been dead three years. Were you going to marry Greeawood for love, or his 16 cottages?—l felt as lonely as he did. Were you fond of him?—l had hardly time to get fond of him. Well, were do your injured feelings coma in ?—He made a fool of me in the eyes of my relatives. Defendant denied having proposed mar riage. He became acquainted with plain tiff in the.manner described, and on one occasion, when she was ill, visited her in a bedroom at her house. While there she asked him if he thought he would ever get married again. He replied, " I have turned 70." Plaintiff added, "I don't think you are too old. My late husband wai much older." She frequently asked him to take her for a drive. When he was leaving her on the occasion of his visit she raised her self up in bed, and he knew that she wanted a kiss?.—(Laughter). He admitted saying that if he did get married he had plenty of means to live on, but he did not say that he would get married. He told plaintiff [once that she would look much better if she got some teeth in. " You know," added witness, " she had only one tooth sticking out in front."— (Laughter.) i In the course of cross-examination the defendant said he was married 47 yeare ago. Asked if that was to his first wife, he feaid he had been married in England before that, but there had been a disclosure, and he left his wife. Asked if his English wife was dead, he said he knew nothing about that. He made inquiries, and went to Eng land with his late second) wife, and lived on the same street as he used to live in with hia first wife. The Court adjourned to permit of in quiries by the solicitor for the plaintiff. On resuming on the 20th the jury, without leaving the box, found a verdict in favour of the defendant;.

It's a Manly Act.

An Ashburton Citizen Speaks for the Benefit of his Fellow Citizens.

A plain straightforward statement, A grateful acknowledgment of help, Telling a personal experience, Making it public for the public good, It's a manly act, It's a manly act because it helps others. So many people have been misled, So many claims made that were not true, An Ash burton man speakß here, Speaks in the interest of humanity, Removes the stumbling-block of doubt, No better proof can be had. Mr C. W. Andrews, East Belt, Ashburton, states: — " Some months ago I was attacked by a bad pain in the small of my back. It used me rather hardly for a time. I suppose it must have been cold in the kidneys, for during the past 12 months I have been sub ject to this sort of thing, and to protect the part I wore a flannel belt. I saw Doan'a Backache Kidney Pills were recommended for this sort of complaint during my last attack, and I procured a box at the Ash burton Drug Company in East Street. This medicine relieved me shortly after I began to use it. Anybody with such troubles should try this medicine; if they do they" will not be disappointed." Success has brought up many imitations of Doan'a Pills, but there is nothing just as good as the remedy which relieved Mr, Andrews of his pains, therefore ask for Doan's backache kidney pills. They are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per box (six boxes 16s 6d), or will be posted on receipt of price by the proprietors, Foster, McClellan Co., 76 Pitt Street, Syd ney, N.S.W. But be sure they are Doan's.

Patents.

Mr A. J. Park, patent and trade mark agent, 208 Hereford Street, Christchurch, authorised by the New Zealand Govern ment, England and Thomas representatives, supplies the following list of New Zealand applications for patents, compiled from the Government 'Gazette* of 27th June:— Auckland—G.Ptdman, letter tracings; C. Lee, spouting. Canterbury, Margaret Kennedy, washing fluid; C. Page, extensible table; W. Land, seed sower; M'lntosh and Scorringe, vehicle brake ; Maria Humm, table billiards; G, Dale, date indicator. Otago—J. Kirkpatrick, railway points ; K. Ramsay, ping pong stand; Scott and IJees, removing tailings; C. Cruickshank, tap; Hodge and Jones, horse cover; L. Bobert son, spur; J. M'Narry, wire strainer; J. M'Phee, nail extrattbr; Borlase and Taylor, spring hook and wrench; Nelson and Keid, gold separator;:!. Eoae, liberating pigeona. Southland—J. Pomeroy, lacing; Kate Ray mond, lacing and hat fastener; J. Mao alister, seed sower; W. Nicol, sheara. "Wellington—F. Anssel, milk can; W. Arlidge, feeding flax fibre to scutching machine; J. Austin, rock-nut; "W. Turn bull, pivoting fanlights; F. Porter, wire strainer ; T. Porter, billiard cue. Handbook on Patents, published by authority of the New Zealand Government, with snppla-

ment by A. J. Park, may be obtained at his offices, Manse street, Dunedin; 208 Here ford Street, Christchuroh; 26 Shortland street, Auckland j and 53 Esk street, Inver oargill. . .

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SHIPPING. npH_ NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING A. COMPANY'S LINE Eoyal Mail Steamers for London. Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth. Best accommodation for all classes of Passengers. ' ~ Probable i To Sail Steamer. Tohs Final Port. about Otarama... 3935 Wellington June 27 Papanui... 6582 Lyttelton July 10 j Waimate 5610 Lyttelton July 12 Euapehu* 7705 — July 31 Paparoa* 6563 — » * Twin Screw. For further particulars apply to FEIEDLANDER B&OS., Ltd. SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOE LONDON. "OOYAL Mail Steamers, with superior _lt accommodation for all classes of pas sengers, calling at Monte Video or Eio, Teneriffe and Plymonth. Vessel. Tons. Comm'nd'r From Date. Tokomaru 6238 J. Maxwell Well'n July 3 Delphic 8273 J. Breen — July *Mamari 3583 A. Banks — July Waiwera 6837 J. Stuart — Aug. •Gothic ' 7755 W. Kidley — Augl4 * Twin Screw, fNo passengers carried Full particulars as to rates of Freight and Passage Money, etc., from NICOLL BEOS. XTNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF j NEW ZEALAND, Ltd. Steamers sail from Lyttelton as under: — For Wesfcport and Greymouth—Weekly, Wellington — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdays. NOTE —For extra sailings see advertise ment in Christchurch papers. Dunedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays. Nelson and Picton via Wellington- Tuesday and Saturday. Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate j Thursdays. £ The above are subject to alteration; £ reference should therefore be made to -j Christchurch daily papers for dates and hour of sailing. <. For furtther particulars apply to F. FEREIMAN, Agent, Ashburton. t



! CANCER CURED. BRIEF PARTICULARS OF A REMARKABLE CASE IN THE WELLINGTON DIS TRICT. Fullest Information Sent on Application. Mr W. H. MEXTED, a well-known Con tractor, resident in Nelson street, Petone, has been ill for OVER TWO YEARS, with I CANCER IN THE BOWELS. First six months had constant craving for meat, had to have meat at meals at least twice a day. He says:—"Treated by two local doctors, at end. of six months the doctors decided to put me under chloroform for examinntion and operation. Placed on milk diet for 1 three days previous, and wasted to a ' shadow. After examination it was decided to send me to the Wellington Hospital for operation. A hard lump or ridge had been growing for some time at the upper part of the abdomen, and blood and pieces of flesh resembling the lung of a sheep was passing from me daily. I was in the Wellington Hospital two months. Was operated on, and under examination the doctors told Mrs Mexted that the trouble was cancer in the bowels, and was practically incurable. Was taken from the hospital in that condition, being taken to my home on the ambulance stretcher, and in such a weak state they did not think I would reach home alive. Was carried, to my bed, and for weeks lay be tween life and death. The local doctors were in regular attendance, and concurred with those of the hospital as to the nature of my complaint, and stated they could do nothing for me. As time went on the doctors ceased calling, telling my wife that my case was hopeless and they could do no more. I was worn away to a skeleton, and daily passing the matter above referred to. My wife then tried various remedies and patent medicines, but there was not the slightest improvement, until, on the advice of friends, 1 started taking PLANTEKOA, and it was not for some time that even this seemed to make any impression, and I was almost giving it up in despair. However, -while using the fifth bottle, the discharge gradually ceased, and I began to feel stronger, the hard swelling had almost' disappeared, and I was able to get tip and j about for a little. To the joy of my family and friends the improvement continued, until at the present time I FEEL SPLEN DID. Have been away during Easter to Danevirke and Palmerston North for a trip, and have NOW RESUMED WORK. I consider that PL ANTE KO A ha 3 COM PLETELY CURED ME. I shall be pleased to answer enquiries by letter or otherwise.—Yours, gratefully, W. H. MEXTED. I can certify that I visited Mr Mexted in the Wellington Hospital, and I never ex pectad to see him come out alive, and his present condition astonishes me. Signed, W. Shilling, Pilot, Wellington Harbour Board. This is to certify that I conveyed Mr Mexted to the hospital in the ambulance, and two months later brought him home again, and assisted to carryj him from the ambulance to his bed. Jas. Brocklehurst, general carrier, livery and bait stable keeper, Petone. Having been intimately acquainted with Mr Mexted for a long time I can certify to his serious illness and cure by PLANTEKOA. George S. Chandler, Farrier, Petone. Sufferers Everywhere, PLANTEKOA is the Most Powerful Herbal Remedy ever j discovered, and if persevered with CURES IN EVERY CASE. Obtainable from Leading Chemists, Herbalists and Storekeepers. JACKSON, Herbalist, Agent



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 hare de cided to do so, and am prepared to receive particulars of such, and my terms will be exceptionally easy— i KO SALE, ¥.0 CHAEGE. i 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.



y— jm.—... ... -n— ... i — . ■ —.. t * mi)mm iiiMnrmi j ■iiiiiai iwiihiiwimth"! ———^—J j j cycling shoes,' g"o to H. : Panneli, Bootmaker and Importer, 90 and 95, Manchester Street, Christchurch. CYCLING, RUNNING, TENNIS, And every description of Athletic! Shoes made to order and in stock. Write for instructions for self measurement FIT GUAKANTCED, Ross' Antidote and Ointment The Great Herbal Remedy for Purifying the Blood. • npHE following unsolicited Testimonial X by a gentleman well known in Ash burton, speaks for itself : — Masterton, August 28,1901. Eoss Antidote Company, Dear Sirs, —I feel it my duty to give you this enclosed testimonial in favour of Eoss' 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 employed. He remarked " Jack, you look very ill," and you may depend I was. JHe 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, thank 3to 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 Bbos., and Sheabman Bbos., Ashburton. Smoke Nhw Vejios



S. McBRIDE, Monumental Sculptor, 60 Stafford Street. Timaru. * A LWAYS in Stock.—A first V 7 x* class selection of Marble «>--i s—s- and Granite Monuments. I! Designs and estimates may be ) I inspected at tlie establishment «fcjii of Mr John Wilson, Painter, * Burnett Street, Ashburton. Letter Cutting in any style. NOTICE OF REMOVAL MiS J. IT BAIN, Q URGEON DENTIST Has Removed to WardeH's Buildiage, Oashel Street, Ohristchurcb Telephone 966 ROYAL HOTEL, ASHBURTON. ME A. WHITAKEB, late manager of Ashburton Qlub, has entered into possession of the above Hotel. Every comfort and convenience. Pishing Hut at Mouth of Ashburton River. COOKING RANGES. "TpARNINGHAM and CO.'S JO IMPROVED ZEALANDIA, New Patent. Needs no setting, Can be used as open fire. ' Ask Fob Thk . ! IMPROVED ZEALANDIA.



BUSINESS NOTICES NHW ZEALAND IM«UI4a;sOE COMPANY N Established, 1859 t Cap ul —Ono Mii'irtn Ti3l3 Premier t\nct WeuUhiee'j Colonis n- Noted for Pr .-mpbnees and Liberally '$■> Paid Up Can it a! and Reserves, [| £400,000. l* Fire aad Murine Ruks, j0 A !«■■>, )r Risks en Growing Crops, a Threshing Machines*, &c, accepted n< Lowfl-t Current Rates >r " S HICOLT, BRQ^. 11 A.7Cnr.H 2f .... s FAT LAMBS 3 8 AND 3 1 C XT I? "O O kJJLJL J ._f JLJJL « 3 1 ) » TO THK b | FAKMERS OF ASfiBDBTOIM [ . \ ' AND ! i Surrounding District. L WK Have pleasure to notify that 1 we will be BUYING either by the head on the farm, or at por 1b in the ■ Factory, at TOP MATIKHT VALUES throughout, tbe coining season. NICOLL BROS, ASH BURTON-



T H XLMmiLL & GO FO USiSMSG UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER-3. TANCKKD gXR£ET, ASHBURTOW KYEBY KKQUISIXE ON HARD. Peiiuhet! Coffins k, Speci&iby A Ohoioe Asscrtmeat of Artificial Wreath Sceck. ——- Privato Address, Peter Street;, directly behind Oddfellows' Halt ;als» oaro of Mr T. Andrews, Last Belt WILLIAM WOOD & CO., MERCHANTS, 139 HEREFORD STREEQB OHRIBTCHUBOH. /^ASH Buyarß of SHEEP and LAMBS for Freezing. Agents for John Fowler and Go, (Le ed Limited, Traotlon Engines, £«to, Ruston & Proctor, Limited), Thrashing Machines, Eto. ABHBDRTON OFFICE, The Aroado. ■ .Representative in attendance every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. ! 1 147 j 0. PANNBLL; TAILOR AND MERCER, 127 Manchester Street, Ohriatchnroh, TTAS a Choice Assortment of Suitings suitable for the Beason. Oheaterfielde aad Covert Coats a specialty. Samples seat to aDy Address. Gentlemen's Mercery of every description, and the LATEST FASHIONB IN STOCK. Manning & Do's NEW SEASON'S WITLEJ ALES AND STOUT, IU QUARTS AND PINTS, THBS BEST IN THE MARKET §9^al to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES. j Agents for Ashbnrton—-Messrs Shear w> n Bros I LI T"V IS THE | 1L I best ' bb2? STARCH am no oteeb Procurable from all Grooera and Storekeepers throughout the colony : .———,— _— . . —■— j \K; HAT prize takers for pastry nee! V» Fatty Pan bakiug powder, the great): nevelty.



j ' *" BUSINESS NOTICES*" 1 t>~ : 30 0 000 4 **-IJ|HL Cooking Ranges ! ffl^ —==■{ gSSI tafik In Use In the Colony $ (JO f^jF^b^l C~~*»~!Z> They burn Lignite, Trae Ooal, or Wood up I rf^"^3!3r^^^^^?i N° SETTING SEQUIRED |II S^Fo^ |S| «<S*'^*^swi Pipe oan be work-" oat in the «"Msii f*^^W? ■•L^Nr^ N**tM • open !en<^^ Bread Bakers II»" f s^'| o"^i^-?s£*il I With oast iron or copper boilers The copper I M m IriAw"'*^ I H F^^l^i^JiJ boilers are large and tin lined inside fI! a' fess'jj^'il I **S^^23kJi Repairs are a Minimum it I Wk~M M^^jA-■ thmaamm^m^^ Made in all eizea, single or double LZ^jd^^^^L^^^^^^^ I ' High or low pressure boilers ft^^^^^^^^^pp^^^^^J Bold by all Ironmongers, from whom W^ 1"1"" iWlwmimhiiJwaea——ggM Catalogues oan be obtained, or from the H. K. SHACKLOCK. LTD BOUTHRND POTTXnirtV, Princess Street, Dunedin "OICKEB & PACKED IN CEYLON. Put in Soldered Lead Packets. Straight from TeagGarden to.TealPot' '^m r^^\ wAI <« -"-^ •*• S^ £1 I mum mo mm*tm 1 i * n ' . Guaranteed the Purest Tea. The leading Brand of Ceylon. Used in*|tho Government Houses and by the best people in Australia. Agent—J. T. COOGH, Ashburton. GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. 1 UST LANDED.—SingIe &nd Doable Barro! Breech Loading; A real ty Good H,B, at 45<. J'-B. from 65a cpw-irda. AMMUNITION TO SUIT ALL. CARTRIDGES, including Rley'a Universal and Blue. .Nobel's Ballistite, ■ Smoke.ess. ,:. NE W OLU B. NX W E I V A-L. Fowder, Shot, Ops, Loading Implements, Gun CU^'s, Oioa.ning Rod^s, &c. lkf&P*->.' SIP L A P WaeE- Library or Dining noom horn 27? (yd to 55- ; Tabl« from 2s 6rl to 30-'; Call and inspect tho " T^ew Millar." — Rand Lamps fmtn irf. } LAMP <«LASSB3 AND WICKS" OF ALL KIISDB. CA^PBSTBE'B TOOLS | Of all Descriptions ; t Redncrd Prices. Greatest variety and Cheapest in 1 i Aehhnrton, RANGES & REGISTER GRATES TO SUIT THE TIMES. —(X)— \A « jM.JDjXJJLJI.IM KJ^ The People's Ironmonger, Baroefct Street, Opposite Arcana



IMPORTED, <&%&. iOßssfiL xfi^ En^ BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, ARE THE BEST OOR TURNIPS, RAPE, WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP SPECIAL MANURES are mad? to suit any kind of Soil or description of Orop. Samples of SOIL ANALYSED free of cost to Farmers using our Manure For the present season an &!1 snnd reduction in price of 7fl 6& Per has been made. SATISFACTION GIVEN EVERYWHERE LAST SEASON. If there is no agent in your district, send to the Office for Price List and Testimonials OANTEBBUBY FROZEN MEAT AND DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED, F. WAYMOUTH Secretary 139 Hereford Street, Christehuroh yjflqgMß»tfftiiffPffl»n*agaua3HHM^ wear tmrmraoammaaaaumtMamnmmaMmi i SMOKE ONLY A. paBMGT TOBACCO,



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PROPERTIES FOR SALE THAVB FOR SALE— S EVE BAL GOOD FARM S . IN THE ASH BURTON COUNTY Amongst Them Being , 90 Acres, near Tinwald, Improved 512 Acres, Ruapuna, subdivided, well! 1000 „ Lanriston, no buildings watered, with houae, stable, black- ( 233 „ Mitcham Road, improved smiths shop j 3000 „ grass land, Lyndhurst ' 290 Acres, Winchmore, subdivided j 5000 „ Hinds to Baling, in tuaßOok, house of six rooms in blocks to eulb purchasers 1936 Acres, Backside, subdivided wel 53  Carter's Terrace, extra heavy watered, house of eight ooms land stable wool shed, etc 476 „ Springburn, improvements, 140 acres, Ashhnrton Forks, subdivided 1 nearly new hnd good into 5 paddocks, house, stable, and 200 Acres, Buccleach, subdivided, house chaff house, well fenced and wool shed, stable; all in good watered order 952 acres, Mount Hutt good house and 3 Shops, with five roomed Dwelling, 6table Tancred Streab, Ashburton 404 acres, Elgin ; heavy and light land 1 t 900 Acres, Fairfield, thoroughly Im° subdivided, well watered; house proved stable, shed and sheep yards 2500 Acres, Lanriston 1808 acres, JNewlands ; subdivided and 155 „ Tiawild well wai ered, Improved; good house, ]23 Acres, Dromora stable, and granary 1200 Acres, Dorle, subdivided Into eight 112 acres, Hinds paddocks; 12 stall stable and chaff 87 Acres Alford Forest Road hoa!?o, hat ; all sown down in 89 Acrrs, Kl°in English grasg this yoai 1 j22 acre 1*) HinOa 400 Acres, Barrhiil, subdivided; seven 596 acres Hinds roomed House, stable, trap house, 100 acres Oaimbraa etc ■ ' '' 800 acres llr.ngifc&ta 660 Acres Eangifcata South ; subdivided, 1693 acres Eangitata five roomed house, stable, gran* 250 acres L'luriaton, well fenced, Bub ary, woobhed, sheep yards, etc divided, land otgood qualiby, stable 1128 Acres, Hinds ; subdivided into 7 4 roomed house, thoroughly ita" t I paddocks, honee, stable, coich proved | houso ; 511 acres tussock, balance 1 500 A cres Westeifield ■; Sn grass 495 Acres, Ooldstream, Binds ? 545 Acres neap Porularv s, Ksbdivided, 1000 Acres Laurlston; subdivided, all in j ] well watered, House, Gwin s;ore 9 good heart, nine roomed house, S ! and all neces^.ary^cutbuildinga slableß, implement shed, wool | i 45 Acres, Tinwald shed, eti. t UHBURTOK ' {