The Ashburton Guardian.

Vol xxi. no. 5607

AsHBtJRTON : Wednesday* February 20, 1902 #

Price ; One Penny

Gossips with Good Wives.

(By Aunt Kate in the People's Journal)

I TAKING THE USB OF THINGS. 1 To be economical is a virture; to be wasteful is a crime ; but to be a chronic aaver of trifles ani rubbish is another matter, and some women are noted trans* gressors in this respect I I know two elderly sisters who have been saving up almost every scrap which came into their way for the last! thirty ywara, with tho result that boxes and trunks are filled to bursting, and the house la littered beyond description with old cloths, kitchen uten sils, and so on. I auppoee theee women, and many others like them, lire !u anticipation of the time when their hoard ed possessions will be of use, but fov certain things such a time never arrives, despite the proverb ' Keep a thing seven ye-n's, and you will be sore to find a cisc for ib,' I have heard of an eld lady, who is so careful of her artificial teeth that she never puts them in until afternoon, when she is ' dressed.' I am by so means advocating waste or carelessness, bub I do protest against people burdening thetuaelves with useless old finery, bitso. ribbons, old flowera, dilapidated furniture and all such inconsidered trifles, for the habit grows on one, and the mind is in danger of becoming staffed with trumpery to the exclusion of higher and holier things. Some of our possession may be associated with oid, sweet memories of other days, and dear friends now absent, and the best of these trinkets, of coarse, we may keep, but the accommodation in most houses is so limited that there is little space for necessary oVjectß, let alone those without use or reasoc Old, useless belongings, like old, useless memories, should be relegated to Time's storehouse* and it will be easier to shed a few tears over them now than camber ourselves with them all our life, and leave those who come after us to mske a bonfire of them. Give the Rcraps of yoar old gowns to a child to dress her dolls, or to some one who does patchwork. Clear out all the old clothes and hats out of your trunks and wardrobes, and distribute them amongst the poor or hard working mothers who will be only too pleased to make ! them down for their little ones. Period!" I cally clear out your drawers and your desk, i and destroy old letters and odds and ends, and as each spring cleaning comes round 1 get rid of some of those dusty photo ' frames and old brie a-brao and ornaments which only spoil the look of your sitting rooms. I sometimes question the wisdom of one class passing on its rubbish to another at jumble sales, but there is no doubb that these up to date methods of raising the wind relieve many good people's consciences and their houses of congestion. Take the full use of every room in your house. Don't furnish one cxc usively for visitors, as there is nothing more depressing or forbidding than an ;ip-irtment with an un-livened air about it. What though the carpet becomes worn and tbo furniture a little rubbed, the atmo phere win be cheery and bom® like, md your friends wit appreciate that more : ban acy amount of spick and spaanesp. By a;l ixeans make the mast of your p jiStsaione, in.d see them bo aa to get t'uir proper v^lceout of iheca, but don't a ,ye evurj thing and don't waata anything.

Jam Making Season—Any of our readers w.ni.'cg Jam, Jfeiiy, or PregeEvbg Fans, uoulil not do better than read Messrs Flacker Bros advertisement, as they have a, great imuy kinds to choose from, and their prices are bedrock, Owing to being such a phenomenal Fruit Season throughout the ooiinty, there is likely to be a shortage la Jam Jars, so any one requiring any should bay while prices are low.



SHIPPING- NSW SIAI-AFB * "'■ SHIPPING OON LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOB; LONDON, via Mente Videft, IDoiawlSa & Flymeath. ™" I Probable fioc! Steamers. Pons. ! Port, Data. Rakaia 5688 Blrff Fob 25 Krapehu 7705 Wellington March 6 Walkato 4767 Lyttehon March 5 Wakatane 5715 Lvftelton Karch 26 Wakanui 5706 Wellington April 3 Pap«oa« 6563 — April 24 Tongadro* 7661 — May 22 Rlmutaka* 7765 — June 19 Walmate 5610 Otaiama 3935 (Fakoa j 4050 Papaimi J 6582 *Twin Scirewa. Pot farther particulars apply t» FBIEDLANDSR 8R05.,. Laix SHAW, SAVILL AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED, FOR LONDON, .41 •pOTAL MAIL STKA fip|Sl3fe, r -AM HERS, with eapsriof  ."""v^'iTfr **?"' afiCommodfttioaforallGiaßflfiß e(t*" A "*""■*"""" of paasemge?B» oalling &t Bfoafca Ylcleo or R!o s Tesserlffs and PI7. month. Vessel Ten Oommander From Date. Walwera 6257 J S^aart WeVgn Mar 8 •Gobhio ?755 j WHKidley Wei' n Mar 27 Aotea 6364 EJ Evaus Wei' n Mar 21 Afeheaio 4331 El Kempaon .... MUyB 1 i * Twin Screw f No passeagers carried For farther pariioalare, apply NIOOLL BROS. TTNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY U of NEW ZEALAND. Limitbd .^TEAMSRS SAII FHCMOTTELTON ASUNDER: For Weebport and Greymouth—Weakly Wellington— Monday, Tuesday, £hncs> day and Saturdays HOTE—For extra sailinga see advertise merit in Christohuroh papers Dnßedin — Mondays, Fridays and alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson B,nd Picton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Altemauo Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; eferenoe should therefore be made to Ohristoharch- datly papers for datea and hoar of sailing For farther particulars apply to F FSRRIMAN, Agent, Ashburton BUSINESS NOTICES WEBLEY & SONS, HAVING taken ovev the Into Mr Osborp ■ Coombe's oonneotioc,-will vieib Ash bmwn and surrownding diatrictß three times per annum, viz, March, July and November Orders may be left at the Coromercia Hotel or with Mr Llewellyn Owen at hia Moflto Studio, Aroade Chaaiberß, Ashburton H. MoBBIDE, Mosameatal Sculptor, 60 Stafford St, Timaru tA LWAYS in Stock—A first XJL olasß eelec'ilon of Marble and Granite Monuments, Designs and Estimates m&y be in&peoted at the establishment of Mr John Wilson, Painter, Burnett) Street, Ashburton Letter Catting In any style BOYAL HOTEL, ASHBUBION. MR A. WHITAKER, late manageff Ashbnrton Olub, has entered into possession ol the above Hotel. Every oomtorb and convenience, Fishing Hut at mouth of Ashburton River 11 tCHF, HEW ZEALAND FARMERS CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF - OANTERBUEY, Ltd Offices, Warehouses, and Grain Stores West Street, Asuburton. EVERY Deaor.ption of Farmers Keqnisitea tub lowoeto rates. Groceries, Hardware Saddiery, Oorusac^s, Woolpacka, Twine, Oila* Tinware Hone Covers Sofb"Goods & Boots j GRAIN SOLD ON COMMISSION. ! Having reliable iuformation from our Agents in other parts of thß Colonies, wo are In a position to obtain highest possiblo price, for all grain placed in our hands for disposal, Shareholders should be particularly care fttl to enquire from us and inspect our goods before ordering olsowhere. OOENSACKS NOW LANDING EX SHIP. Clients shonld order immediately, and cave expense of handling. Binder Twine. Call and obtain oar quotations before ordering elsewhere, 00 F GIBSON. Manager COOKING RANGES. TpARJSJINGHAM AND CO. $ IMPBOVED 2EALAMDIA, NEW PATENT.' Needs no Setting. Can be uaed aa Open Fire« ASK FOB THfl IMPROVID ZEALANDIA,



BUSINESS NOTIOKS NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY ESIABMSHKD «,, .... 1859 CAPITAL—ONE MILLION THE Premier and !,Wealthiest, jqlqu's.) Company, Noted for Promplrues and Liberality Paid-up Capital and Reserves, £400,000 Fire and Mariee Risks, Also,— Risks on Growing Crops, Threshing Machines, .etc, accepted at lowest current rates nicollTbros., Agents !FAT LAMBS , AND SHEEP. TO THE FARMERS OF ASfIBURTOfc AND Surrounding District. ~WTT"& Have pleasure" to notify that ? V we will be BUYING either by the head on the farm, or at per lb in the Factory, at TOP MARKET VALUES throughout the coming season. NICOLL BROS. ASHBURTGM PERMANENT BOILDINO AND INVESTMENT ' SOCIETY. LO AN S GRAN T8 I> ■f•tt OM ' t ass and upwards, afc current .*»fcea Fall Particulars od application. Office —Tancred Street* Office Hours—9.3o a m till 4p m Fired Tuesday in Month—9,3o am till 4 poi j and 7 till 9pm ALBERT ROBERTS, Manager ROSS 1 ANDITOTE & OINTMENT THE GREAT HERBAL REMEDY FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD. PTPHE following unaoliolted "Testimonial J. by a gentleman well known lt> Ashbnrton speaks for itself:— Masterton, August 28,1901. Ross Antidote Company. Dear Sirs,—l feel it my duty to give you this enclosed testimonial In favor of Ross Antidote for purifying the blood; I have been a great sufferer for many yeata from ulcerated stomach, indigeption, etc, My life waa a perfect misery, and I waa almost a wreck. I grew tired of trying different medical men and remedies, of which I had triei almost every known one bufc youra, and one day some eighteen months as;o a gentleman came into the shop where I was employed. 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! will cake anything. He brought me a bottle of your Antidote, ana I took it accordingly aa directed, and to my delight I began t3 got well, and after taking three large bottiea I was a new m»n —thanks to your great discover y. I always keep it by me, and find a few J doses occasionally keep me in perfect } health, and I wish you the success with it thac anch a medicine merits. Yon can make what nse yon like of this. —I remain yours, etc, J H Pauiing, Masterton May be obtained .from Messrs Fletcher I Bkos and Sheakman Bkos, Ashburtcm 9 232 I THE DAINTIEST LITTLE WHEEL THAT EVER WAS" " The Bambler." HAYING sold out of my old stock of these superior Bicycles, I have use opened op a fresh consignment of the LATEST PATTERN v RAMBKER" SPECIAL LIGHT RACERS, ! ROAD BACKUS, A ROADSTERS In all blzgb and all fitted with the eve* . beting Q & J detachable Tyre " TJHLiS BAMBLEB, CALL AIhB INSPECT. TEI STOOK, Price Easj, Riding Easy^ Machines the Strongest Earth. 1 ACCESSORIES IN STOCK, OTHER MAKES FITTED WITH G & J TYKES, D. THOMAS. I) EMEMBER our Boots and Shoes will X wear like brass, and we are giving i wonderful Bargalns.at MBiAOK^Zealandla Boot Store. «



t IiUsJN ss N iTIOJ;< Fishing Season, 1901-1902. Jtl JOU JL/ JLJ «-j I J..J» J. W■' V. • ' AGAIN to the fore with their now IMPORTED STOCK OF FISHING TAOKbE in great variety—-Minnow vJFHea Reals, Lines, Wadera, Rode, eto, etc Anglers call and Inspect) WE are also prepared to give estimates for Hot and Cold Water Services, Tanks, Baths, Portable Boilers, and Tinware of every description HAR R I F V RRO £ • ii « ii ii i, L 1 Uflyyl EAST STREET A BROKEN TUMBLER AND ITS OON SEQUENCES: ¥?ki Nai, Lower Hufct. September 3, 1901 DEAR Sir, —Possibly the short account contained in this latter, in reference to the use of PLANTEKOA OINTMENT, may be of interest to you. We had just removed from Blackbridge to the Nai iNai when my daughter Ethel had the misfortune to step on a broken tumbler, making a fearful gaah, catting into the ball of the foon and laying open the big toe iv two halves--. We had it attended to, but it seemed to be getting worse, when, about five days after th.3 accident, we were adviaed to use PLAIN TEKOA OINTMENT, being assured that PLANTJfIKOA wonld soon heal ifc. At this time it was very bad, the foot swollen and hard, and the wound had an angry fiery appearance, and locked as if blood poisoning was setting in. However, we faithfully applied Plantekoa Ointment, and without going into details, eoffhe to say that in a Bh'.rc time the foot was healed, ahe was able to put her boots on and attend achool again. I would also Ike to state that I used Plantekoa Ointment for my son, who had a gathering or abscess in the bar. He was \ home from work for some lime with Stand was in a bad etata. The discharge fiom the ear was of such a character that it would set up irritation on the side of the face, and the pain was very severe. In this caso Piantekor, Ointment was success* fully appl'ei, and in » few days my eon resumed work. I cannot recommend Plantekoa Ointment too highly. Yoni'H oinon^ely, Mi;s Jane Swan. This wonderful ointment ought to be in every home, not only :u bo there in ca rie of accident or emergency, buc for everyday purposes, its uses tiro legion. It ia &o!d by all the leading storekeepers and chemiatf at 2s per large box, or sample boxes for sixpence, while to meet the demand for this oitrnient from farmers and others, lor u&e with horses asid cattle, it has been placed en the matket in half potind tine. "4u 4s 6dL ...Bftssrpasaed for sorofchouldors, girth gal's, etc. Have you tried PLANTEKOA, the Great He»bal Remedy for the Blood 1 CHEAP MONEY CHEAP MONEY IN SUMS OF cSIGO to £10,000. COUNTRY, CITY, AND SUBURBAN FEEEHOLDS AT 4| PEE CENT. Terms of repayment of the moat liberal ohsractor, which can be ascertained on annuity For forms of application apply to the District Manager Government Life lusur aocej Christchurch. J H RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. TO BE PUBLISHED IN APRIL, 1902, A COMPLETE and Reliable Directory FOE CANTERBURY NELSON, MARYBOROUGH, and WESTLAND. STONE, SON AND CO., Publishers of the well known Stone'a Otago and Southland Directory and Stone's Wei lington, Hawke's Bay, and Taranak Directory, etc, have the honor to notify their intention to aompila and publish a thoroughly complete and reliable DIRECTORY, to ba entitled :— STONE'S CANTERBURY, NELSON, MARL BOROUGH & WESTLAND DIRIcGTORY, AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. APRIL, 1902, Edited by John Stone. Will contain more than twice the amount matter given in any previously issued Directory ot Canterbury. Prico : If ordered before p üblicatlon 10a 6d after publication, 12s 6d: 6 X BAKER BROS. Cowrplet© Furiilsliliig 1." TJTS DEBTAKEBB. Manning & Oo'sl NEW SEASON'S BOTTLED ALES Jill STOUT, IN QUARTS AND PINTS, THE BEST IN THE MARKET j Egnal to the Leading Brands of ENGLISH ALES* Agents for Ashbarton—Messes Shear MiN BBOS 9



BUSINRS3 NOTIOEB | , m^T% I'OOOO |p Cooking* Rouges IW^^'f^ZZ^lll^^^^^^^'^m , In Use in the Colony i££™^^C^g>- C_*J> W d'he,, barn Lignite, Trae Coal, or Wood up ! |#%~tlX3 /f^^P^SO NO SETTING REQUIRED. til l|s?f^ ij '^n*'Sa^-\>, pJ With Stovo Pipe can be worked out In the hw% M]:r"S^M [|| • I^o^*l H °Pen' Spleodid Bread Bakers I g-~('"| I^|^Wnr^® Sl*<^ i I ' With oasb iron or copper boilers. The j|S 1 |ir^'^c«(| § $T] '^O»<^^ || I . copper boilers ara Urge and tin lined intiide. fgp !!!&Ps!f^M $ f^*o*?** jUf' ' Repairo are a Miaimum, I I I I.^f^^\l| jLJ^Zl^j M • ' Mads in all sizes, Bingle or doable LSit^^^^^^Sj^ ■- m Shorlo^ eßßUrebollera ;|y^^^;p^SZ^^^^~~---~j^^M,.' ■ g o [,j {jy & \\ Iro-nmoDgeirß, from whom - Catalogues can be obtained, or from the H. E. SHACKLOCK. LTD POUNUKY, Famous Stbekt, DUNTBDIN A MERRY CHRISTMAS ' AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR. WHILE wishing our many Friends the Compliments of the Season, JVMELLOR, of the ZealamHa Boob Store, begs to inform his many Customers that during the Chrisimas Holidays he is offering somn Wonderful Value in Footwear Having bought at a big discount 300 Pairs of up to date Boots and Shoes, he Intends giving his Customers the benefit of this Special Purchase by clearing the lot at startling bale Prices. The Following are a few of our Prices :— G?ntß Boote 7a lid, nsnal prioe 10s 6d j Mans Shorter Boots greatly reduced Girls and Boys School Boots 3a lid, usual | Tidies Tan Shoes at 7* 6d, usual price 10s 6d price 6i 6<i Msns Good Bluchers 53 lid Ladies Pretty Walking Shoes at 63 6d, usual 5 Dczen Pairs of Damaged Boots almost price 816 d j given away Cbildrena Ankle Strapa from 2a I Our very large Stock of Amarioan, Nufaotar, and English Goods will be greatly reduced during the holiday season. Now'a your time to buy. Remember that Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store ia a household word. Ask your friends where they get Iho best value iv Boots and Shoes, and they will tell you 10 go to Mellor's Zealandia Boot Store, the Leading Boot Shop, Tanored Street, Ashburton. SPECIAL SALE, NOW ON. GRANT AND MOORE, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, ABHBURTON AN ADVANTAGE APPRECIATED :by town and country alike. Mri/\D\l'G 4J 4 I 1? ORU2JR3 BY POsT receiving j\^/V.li^il k) k5. hVlJly« prompt attention ARE GASH BUYERS OF PRIME MILLING WHEAT UFFIOB IN ARCADE. Open Tuesdays and Saturdays, OORNSAOKS SUPPLIED nt>tc np rxr/^ ONE 0N farmers (jrKlh JUN \J ___ ACCOUNT. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS COMPANY D. WOOD, Manager DO YOU JIVE YOUR CHILDREN.. «r-» i i ~ 9 ! I , .___ — ■ — — T7ti CDonnAl^'C CfiCCIA Absolutely full of Nourishing: and AUL,bfcfcsKlivJtV W'VV-'W/A. Sustaining Properties. - J —~—...... _.~..-».J ~ . mnimi wiMinwiiniiiirTHimir---~*n»t:Fi ■ m —■■■iiimmi iiiaiMTMrawiTTiirinnTiT-rTi-r^— "—■■-•—-°~*- -.■-"——-^»a^a«Jaa BELFAST AND FAIRFIELD FREEZING WORKS MANURES, : ARE THE BEST T7IOR tDURNXFS, KAPE S WHEAT, AND ANY OTHER CROP. SPECIAL MANURES are mad 3 to suits 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 all round redaction in price of7s 6& per Ton 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 OAKTBBBURY FROZEN ifiAT AMD DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LIMITED. F. WAYMOUTH Soorobary \ 139 Hereford Street Chriatcharoh



BUSINESS , NOTICES W«. Ssbanqb Sole Pairtaeri and Proprietors [Thos, Covehdalb A GREAT MONEY SAYING EVENT. THE LADIES OF ASHBURTON \. . «,„„„ nnMna th.m.i«i. THE LADIES OF ASHBURTON jAndSuwmndtagPfatrfob YtfTILL be Interested to learn that OCR GREAT END OF SUMMER SALE — IS NOW ON. — And will be Continued from Day to Date, until FRIDAY, February 28 This is a GIGANTIC CLERANOE OF EXISTING STOCKS, Also SPECIAL PURCHASES AND TEMPTING BARGAIN LINES The very Substantial Sale Reductions and Oonoessfons will extend to nearly everything we make and sell An for GOODS OF FASHION as they are called, including Fashionable Paris Vicuna, Berlin and London Model Millinery, Smart Mantles, Jackets, Gapes, and Costumee, Stylish Summer Dress Goods, GHovea, Hosiery, Underwear, Children's Goods, Sunshades, and a Hundred Other Striking Lines. They will be sabmftted AT BIDICULOUBLY LOW PRICES AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES GENTLEMEN as well as LADIES, will find ltgpay fchem't© attend tbia] SALE, because STILISH SUITS TO MEASURE May (while this Sale in on) be had at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Gentlemen may also obtain BARGAINS IN MERCERY Hats, Caps, Ties, Collars, Underwear, Shirts, dzc, &g, and THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY Aiao Hotel and Boarding House Proprietors, Heads of Families, and all who may be thinking of Furnishing or Re-Furalshing should attend this SALE, because they may, while the SALE ia ou, secure Furr.iture, Furnishings, Bedding, Wire Mattresses, China and Glass, and all Household Requisites AT REDUCED SALE PRICES Gauntry Residents unable to vleib the SALE, may still participate In all the advantages ab the cost) of ONE PENISY ! ONE PENNY ! That ia, they may SHOP WITH US BY POST, aa thousands of our Regular Oue tomere do. All that is neocß*»ry to do is So CONSULT THIS CATALOGUE, write down { your requirements as plainly and concisely aa possible, eoolose remittance to value of Goods, and poet to u% Poatal Orders are executed by aa with the same care and attention that we devote to orders given at the counters. STRANGE "^COMPANY, OHRISTOHUROH | Our Beautiful Booklet, "ALL ABOUT DUNLOP TYRES," for I 1902, is now ready for distrifautioa. Contains 32 pages of inter \ esting reading matter, artistically illustrated with cycling sketchei, I etc., also contains a copy of out beautiful Racing Souvenir, which Is well worth obtaining. Full particulars re management and | men of i mljliJMi&JllßgfeiaMr artirtic work, being * chaste ! design in white, black aad gold on dark-green paper. A copy will be posted gratis on application to ! THE DUNLOP PNEUMATIC TYRE 00. of Auat. Ltd., M 138 LJchfleld Street, ChHatchurch, PM.Z. I \ l Depots at—Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, and Brisbane, Jf SMOKE ONLY N.E W VENUS. A PERFECT TOBACCO, PROPERTIES FOR SALE., X H a A YE FOR SALE — SEVERAL GOOD F ARMS IN THE ASHBURTON OOUNTY, Amongst them being— ( 550 Acres, Mitcham Road, no buildings 512 Acres, Ruaptraa, subdivided;; "weli ! 200 Acres, Mitcham Road, no buildings watered, with hoaae, stable, black* 1 90 Acres, near Tinwald, improved smith's shop ICOO Acres, Lauriston, no buildings EOO Acres, Rangltata, in English grass, f 207 Acres, Lowcliffe, thoroughly Inr subdivided into 8 paddocks, two proved, first class land roomed hut 18*5 Acres, Lowcliffa, thoroughly im' 220 Acres, Rangltata, in tnsscck, sab proved ' divided into two paddocks, wire 133 Acres, Mitchara Road, improved fences 420 Acres, Ohevtsey, well Improved 290 Acres, Winchmore, subdivided, j 3000 Acres, grand land, Lyndhursfc house of 6 rooms 5030 Acres, Hinds to Ealing, in tusaock, 40 Acres, Dlgby's Bridge, subdivided, in blocks to suifc parchaaera good houae of 10 rooms 53 Acres, Carter's Terrace, extra heavy 1936 Acres, Bankaide, subdirided, well land watered, house of 3 rooms, stable, 476 Acrea, Sprinsjburn, improvements, wool shed, etc nearly new. land good 380 Acres, Mayfield, subdivided, house 2 Acres, Orchard, Allenton, good of 3 rooms, stable, chaff house | house, thoroughly Improved 140 Acres, Ashburton Forks, subdivided 3 Shops, with five roomed Dwelling, Into 5 paddocks, house, Bbable, and Tancred Street, Ashburfcon chaff house j well fenced and 35001 Acres, good land, Woodstock,South' watered land 962 Acres, Moranb Hatt j good house and SO2 Acres, good land, thoroughly stable Improved, Woodstock, Southland 404 Acres } Elgin ; heavy and light land, 900 Acres, Fairfield, thoroughly Ira*. subdivided, well watered j hoas®, proved stable, shed and sheep yards 597 Acres, Rangltata, subdivided, well 1800 Acres, Newlands ; subdivided and watered, and improved well watered, improved ; good 45 Acres, Tinwald house, stable and granary 2503 Acres, Lauristan 640 Acres, Westerfield ; 150 acres In 155 Acres, Tinwald English grass, balance Tussock ; 382 Acres, Elgin five roomed house, stable and chaff 300 Acres, Fairfield, 6 roomed House house and Stable, well watered 680 Acres, Wyndham, Southland,' eulf 123 Acres, Dromore, able for dairying or cropping, sub \ 1180 Acres, Springburn, thoroughly divided, well watered; new house improved, good house and fall of eight rooms, barn, stable, cow necessary outbuildings sheds, etc j for Sale or to be Let D. THOMAS, 48HBOKT^N j



T. Bullock. ____ "" ~TO~ LET, "*~ DWELLING of 5 Rooms, verandah and scullery, conveniently situated, front' ing Wakanui Road East ,~~ IcoHlet ~~ /COTTAGE of 3 rooms, together with one \j acre of land, fronting (Trevor's Road, Trevorton, __ •0> BULLOCK, FOE SALI, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS mOWN Seotion 955 and 956, & Acreg X corner Northeast and Southeaßt Belta Price £20 each for the two, TS 818, £ Aore t Aitken Street; Price £30. 33 BULLOCK, "" FOR BALE, LOW PRICED BUILDING ALLOT MENTS, fronting the Alford Forest Road, Lots 8, 9 and 10, part E.S 8767, each containing \ aore, price £12 15a e»b ( to sold as a whole or singly _^^m/k Also,— jJ^H Lots 13, 14 and 15, at £16 IQ|^^^^H Liberal TermPjflH^^^^H TO LET^^^H t /COTTAGE of Two Roffl^^^^^H \i situated in BavelockStree^^^^^H TO "I.ET GOOD Business Premises, consisting ot Shop and Dwelling, lately ecoupied hy Austin Bhos ( Tailors, well situated, fronting one of the main thoroughfares For particulars, &o, apply to T BULLOOK > Agept ""^UR SALE" SHEEP FARMS. , SBEEP COUNTRY. IMPROVED FARMS, ETO, 1492 acres, sheep coantry, mostly in its native atats 500 acres, improved, very good sheep country . 1200 acres odd, sheep farm, with good improvements 90 acres, improved, near town , 500 acres, has been sown with English grasses 300 acres odd, improved farm, good for all round farming 1800 acres, mostly unimproved 40 acres, near the sea 93 acres odd, improved, not fat from Tinwald 350 acres, light land, partly improve Also— Several blocks of good land suitable foX all round farming, varying In area fcom 50 acres to 1200 aoreß Moßt of the light land blocks are very suitable to work with rich heavy farm lands, Fall particulars, terms, etc, furnished appUoatl°ni OJBULLOOS