

HOME AND FOEEICxN.

United Preaß Association—By&leofcrio Telegraph—Copyright

(Received June 11,12.12 a.xn) AN ANARCHIST BILL PASSED Washington, June 10 The House of Representatives passed the Anti-Anarchist Bill by 175 votes to 38. A motion to omit the section making killing a foreign ambassador punishable by death was lost. FATAL FIRE. New York, June 10 A fire at Lakes Sanatorium, Chicago, killed ten and injured thirty, including several patients suffering from delirium tremeas, who were strapped to beds. A BALLOON FATALITY.

Paris, June 10 Lieutenant Bandie, experimenting with a nayal balloon at Touloa, fell into the sea and was drowned. SUGAR DUTIES, Bjeplin, June 10 The Eeiehstag read a second time a Bill sanctioning the recently adopted Brussels Su^ar Bounties Convention. Vibnma, June 10 j The Austrian-Hungarian Sugar manu facturers are protesting against the Indian sugar duty.

SOUTH AFRICA.

KRUGER HAULS DOWN HIS • FLAG,

THE BLOCKHOUSES.

United Press Aaßociutioa— By Eleotrio gTelcgraph—Copyright

Received June 11 , 9.50 a.m. London, June 10 II The War Office grants a special gratuity ■ to the troops in South Africa who served more than eighteen months for additional service after the end of last year. The' Daily Mail' states that Kruger on Saturday ordered the removal of the Transvaal and Orange Free State flags from his villa at Utrecht. The Municipal and Church clocks have ceased to chime the Volksteicl.

The barbed wire fences between the block houses within the late war area have been removed.

Wellington June 11

The following New Zealand troopers are on board the Papanui, due in Wellington next Saturday: - Sergeant Sheather; Pri vates Candisn, Ewart, TyfEe, Hacket, Hornig McDonald, Quin, and Stephens.

AUSTRALIAN.

Per Press Association—By Electric Telegraph.

Eeceived June 11, 9.39 a.m. ' CORONATION SERVICE. | Sydney June 11 The Protestant churches have arranged for a united service in the Town Hall on Coronation day. WELCOMING OUR NEW FELLOW COUNTRYMEN. The State Premier cabled to Lord Milner, on behalf of the people of Australia, asking him to welcome, as fellow citizens, the brave men recently in arms against us, and to express the conviction the membership in the British Empire is an everlasting guar antee of freedom.

NEW ZEALAND TO THE RESCUE. The " Daily Telegraph " says that it is stated on good authority that ten thousand tons of damaged wheat in New Zealand is available to feed the starving stock if the duty is taken off. There is also a con siderable supply of mangolds, turnips, hay and chaff is available from New Zealand, but not in large quantities.

TODAY'S TELEGRAMS.

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Telegraph.

Gisbobne, June 11

The. residence of William McKinley, mail contractor, wag destroyed by fire early this morning. The family had a narrow OBc&pe. The Borough Council has decided to Brmt an OH Men's Home as a Coronation memorial. The Council has decided to ask Govern ment to set up a Commission to look into fche greater Gisborne scheme. Wellington, June 11

The report presented at the annual meeting of the Wellington Employers' Association stated that the answers sent by members of the Association to the questions relating to their experience of the working of the Conciliation and Arbi tration Act showed that a large majority •were strongly opposed to the Act, both to its principles and operation. In Canter bnry and Auckland answers had been received by the local Associations on similar lines. The Otago results are not to hand, but the practical outcome of the enquiry was to absolutely contradict the statement so often put forward that the employers in the colony were generally favourable to the Act.

$h9 Arbitration Court expects %o close the Wellington session tomorrow, and will immediately leave for Dunedin. Wanganui June 11

Dr Cleghorn, well known throughout the Colony, died suddenly at his residence last night. Some hours before, he attended a patient, and retired to bed apparently in good health. He awoke later, and told his wife he thought he was dying, asking her to send for another medical gentleman. Before he arrived Dr Cleghorn expired. Deceased had been suffering from angina pectoriß, and his death was not altogether unexpected. Dunedjn,, June %l The local temperance organisations in, tend asking th^'^overnmerifc to close aßj piwjfio Houses on Coronation day.

SOUTH AFRICA.

The Restoration of Peace,

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright London, June 9. Corporal V Fogherty, of the Tenth New Zaalanders, died at New Castle of pneu monia. Lieutenant Robfc McKeich, of the Ninth New Zealanders, was killed at Nitneugt, near Vereeniging, on the 4th. Lieutenant Henry Rayne, of the same regiment, was slightly wounded. Lord Kitchener reports that 2500 rifles were surrendered on Saturday and Sunday, 448 by Cape rebels, and the remainder chiefly by De Wet's followers. All the Boers cheered the King heartily. j London, June 10 At a banquet at Johannesburg, Lord Milner pleaded for a truce from political strife. He trusted all would develop a I wider patriotism, embracing the ideal of a j world wide Empire.

Fire in London.

NINE LIVES LOST.

United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright London, June 10.

An appalling fire occurred at the General Electric Lighting Company's five roomed warehouse, in Queen Victoria street, Lon don, at five o'clock in the afternoon. The buildings are seventy feet high, and the fire escapes could only raach fifty feet, and were unable to relieve a number of girls on the upper floors. Several jumped sixty feet into a tarpaulin held in the street, seven being grievously hurt, and two uninjured. Eight girls and one boy were suffocated. Several heroic rescues were made by firemen.

The Coronation.

United Press Association —By Electric Telegraph—Copyright London, June 9. Fourteen hundred troops, representing the army in South Africa, are aboard the transport Bavaria, and are expected to arrive on the 25th, in time to take part in the Coronation festivities, if the vessel makes a fast passage. Mr and Mrs Seddon arrive in London on the 14th, Mr Barton and S-r John Forrest on the 19th.

London, June 10

Captain Mac Donald, Lieutenants Blair, Hardham, Wilson, and fifty one New Zea land Mounted Rifles, also Captain Taranaki Lieutenant Uru, and thirty one Maoris, are passengers by the Kinfauns Castle, from Capetown to London.

Football.

BANKS AND PROFESSIONS v,

AUCTIONEERS,

The following notes are supplied by a contributor :—

Banks.—Bilton. —Good collarer, very safe at the of an orchard. His wind may give out, being a slight flautist. Salmon. —Known to have a slippery style of play; often turns the scale. Croft.—The ladies' man of the team and very fast. Purchase. —This player is expected to do the work.

Pilbrow. — Never refuses an opening Very strong* on the attack.

Cox. Late half-mile champion, and is still fairly slow. Captains the team. Williams. —Has more pace than the captain, and stays well at the dinner table. White. —A real general. Brook.—The shining light of the South ern Cross.

Kennedy.—Has only once "court" any body, but hopes for luck. Silcock. —Scores every time he " meats " an opponent. Sandstein. - Expected to be a draw, never stops. Has good legs, and should score well.

Salmond.—This player's cool tempera ment is well known. Cromie calls for no special notice.

Amos. —A most promising player.

Auctioneers.—Thomas. —Comes from an athletic family; expects to keep up repu tation.

Williamson. —Good at taking bids, and should take the ball well.

Lynekey.—Runs well with either foot; also a good kick. Cookson. — Good at throwing sugar ; should be good at throwing the ball and opponents. Culverhouse. —Any amount to say, should make a good captain.

Hodgson. - Good worker on co-operative system. Caskey.—Good worker, but likely to kick over the traces.

Moon.—l hope to see Horace, dear, do great {things. Buchanan.— Dark horse, hunts with the Excelsior.

Friedlander, D.—This colt has been in training for some time, and gets there every time. Friedlanden, J. - The fancy man from Melbourne. Comes with a great reputa tion.

McDonnell.—Mao hopes to shine at the dinner table.

Bickman.—l would advise Uncle to have a good feed before starting. Seldon,—The handsome man of the team, very tender in his hind foot. Hope he won't break down.

Woods.—Chestnut colt. Has performed with the Pirates over South Canterbury.

Gibson.—His martial spirit will carry the team through. And the Banks will pay for the supper.

Mail Notices

Mails close for the following places, as under, subject to the necessary alterations, WKDNERDAY.Jiid", U For Northern Porta and Westpovt, per Mararoa at 6.30 p.m. THURSDAY, Jun« 12 For Northern Ports and Westport, per Rotoinahana, at 6.30 p.m FBIDAY, June 13. For Northern Porta and Wesfcport, also Australian States (due Sydney June 18th), and South Africa, per Talune, at 6.30. a.m.

'THE ASHBURTON GUARDIAN t WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1902.



Wauk's Worm Woruietr3 - the Won^erfu Worm Worrlere—area safe and sure remedy laboiee; sold everywhere To ' Tiibteraall,' there's maoy a man Whs owes his batik aoccait, And they who lowly life began OHmbed qoiokly up the moun»\ We traat that those whom charm of gold (E« jerils m»y allarp, Snob no negleot of coaph or cold, Tik« WOOO'6QBBATPEPPEEiaiNICUEB WHEN THE GIRL la nearing the time—'.he critic Us> a^jcs ofh«r life, whan a Baturfil changa t p'ace-tbtra is danger tjhat the de^o femsla o^apa may g«* ">»* o| order and wreck the constitution of tho girl There ara '.hnotlreda of woffien who are to-day Buffering from "poor health,' contracted at the oritiual psrin.'. Wi'tot,'., Bovo Fer torn (beef and iron) is »- epr-o fio in suoh caers. IS !■ a nerve fond aupplyiag all the eWnent* nerecsiry for buildinß up the BVB em. Ohemiats and stores | 5 &d, or post {rpe from the proprietor, Gop.'W. Wilton, Ciepi:st, WeJlicgton % All who wiah to protect themselves from the results of a bad cold should not neglect to take TUSSiqURA Hoiais O¥OLBS-Tho display of Hollla oyoles vow oa ?iew at John Orr &Gos !a weli worthy of Inspection by all oyoling aathus* iftiSto. These maohiijeo a;e ijoadia fro^? genome B |A parts by the'celebrated genmakera, I. fio'llis & Sobs, Birmingham, which should be rffficieiib gnaraoteb of their efficiency. The Biotlelß we have seen are snperbly fietßbed, 1 mud the Uigh Btandard of quality attained in the manafftofcasre of the HalUa bioyole h&e been mofti ilgldlf maintained. g»©ke New Veniiß



The NZ. Farmers' Co-opera tive Association of Canter bury, Ltd. TINWALD YARDS TUESDAY Next, J?th JUNE. Ws) shall offer account ol; W. Chisnaib, ""Bsq,- ' ' A C\ Bead 18 months to 2 year old Steers 4fc \/ and Heifers. Good sorts and very forward. T. P. GIBSON, Manager, 6 85 H. A, LLOYD, Auctioneer.. LOST: lOST, Stolen, or Strajedi, from my paddock, Thirty Sheep, branded J. m • Finder will please apply to JQBN SHEARER, ' Willowbank, Wheatstone. " "CORONATION CELEBRATION, k M3pETIN,G of the General Committee J\.. will be held at the Borough Council Chambers, Havelock Street, on FRIDAY Next, the 13th inst, at 7.30 p.m. H.H. FOOKS, 9 83 H'JU. Secretary.



David Thomas. ~GIIARiNQ^BALE. Fin,\Y, 13th June, 1902. MR DWfD THOMAS (in eorjunction wi h Mtt-SRSFiiIEDLANDEBBIIO*, T TO) has received instructions from J?8 John McDowsll to sell at hie Farm, Mi chatr Road, on the above date, the whole of hie Stock, coDßißting of,~ SEIEEP, HORSES, O*TTLR, IMPLK-. MBNTS, GKAIV, 1 to. | A S~\f~\ 2 toiih EWKS, in Jamb to Q:\J\J Hampshire E^ms K(\ 4. 6, and 8 tooth EWES, ia lamb to t)\J English Leicester Rams 7 Draught MARES an IGELDINGP, 4yt» and upwards Q Brood MARES, 4 and 6yrs o!d a Unbrobeo COLT and FILLY, 3yrs q Light HORSES IMPLEMENTS—3Drays and Frames, 1 Tip i Dray, 2 Three Furrow Pirughs, Blocks, I Trees, and Ohaina, 1 D P Plongh, 28 F Ploughs, 3 Sets Harrows, 1 Set Diao Har rows, 1 Duncan Spring Tine Grubber, 1 Maß»ey Harris Grubber, 2 Cambridge R diem, ! Drill, 1 Broadest, 3Brftntfortl Binders, 3 Grass Shippers, 1 Gorae Cutter, L'h>>flfouUtr, irlertnedi&te aid horse works I P^a R»ke, 2 Saoops, 1 Corn C iishff. 1 Winnowing Machine, 7 Sheep F«e eiß Feed Troughs, Wir* Neltlrg, Pl»ii« an<i Barb VViru, EOO Heart Stakes, PoetP, Hurcil- , ■ ons of n!d Iron, 3 Iron Tanke, 200:'t ol 2, n P.p-rg, Wool Press, Tab p and Gntiing, Set «f Hotle», Back mith's Bel* lnw«, Anvil, Vyce. a>-d Ti olp, 1 Whare, 500 Hr cki. DBGu-,3 Good Sboep D go, rind a Urge quantity of fowls ; 1< t of Hirtuiß*, Covers, snd tjundiiea, Etc 830 Bußhe!s D^mh Oats, Sctd % 300 Bushel ''•»'8 ; 200 Butbels Stoondu Or a, and a qaauii'y of, eioks. All lots ! ffered will t c solt 1, as Mr M»- Doweii'a Lease has < spiced. Sale at 12 o'clock Land eon Piovid'd I) THOMAS, "1 Joint 5 310 FI:IKDL'NDKR RKOB, ) Wenie ARCADE SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1902 Special Entry, Y| X D. THOMAS has received instruc tions from a North Island client, to sell as above, 1 Truck Draught Horses, good useful sorts. Sale afc 1 p.m. D. THOMAS, 6 84 Auctioneer iusiNESS NOTICED FOR SALE. f\£\f\ ACRE Farm; Good Improve 00'* ments; well watered; Fenced md subdivided. Price, ss. Small ieposit; balance, 4J per cent. 600 ACRES Leasehold, improved, 3s per j acre. 374 ACRES Leasehold, improved, 2s per { acre. 200 ACRES Freehold; goodwill and free \ hold to be sold cheap, and on very easy terms. 100 ACRES capital land; grow anything, 300 ACRES good land; well fenced and watered. 650 ACRES finest sheep country in New Zealand. Good improvements, fenced, and well watered. 120 ACRES good land. This is; a spec without a doubt. 2000 ACRES good all round farm, and sheap. 1690 ACRES Fine Sheep Farm; good reasons given for selling. 2 ACRES land, with good dwelling of five rooms. Owner anxious to sell; will bake low price. 5 ACRES, nice House of seven rooms; Good Orchard. Price very reasonable, and on easy terms. 2£ ACRES land, with dwelling of five rooms, and all necessary offices. Owner Leaving, and must sell. Having money to Lend both on first and second mortgages, can arrange very easy terms for any of the above properties. For full particulars apply to W. STONYER, Implement Depot, Tancred Street. HERE YOU ARE. COAL AND FIREWOOD. r| O BE HAD in any quantity at Argyle Bros. ORDERS promptly attended to. Address— HAVELOCK STREET, Next to Army Barracks. rf^HE Genuine SSk'nfc Prlmaa Cooking | L Stove 148 6d, u^e-? ordinary kerosene; also Primus Hofe Plate 17a 6d, and Primus Iron Healer, 3a 6d.—Carson 'gentlemen. Try Oiar CHESTERFIELDS E CO Ob Three>qnarter I*\ Overcoats. j a McDonald &c co, tailors Irailway refreshment room^T to my lady friends.' iIGHT Refreshments of all klnda msy j be had ou ehortest notice. JnvaUd wines a speciality. Sreiaht'a Danadin ales on tap! J. DINEEN. HIO a CLASS TAILOKIHO. \TJTE Have jast opened, ex s. s. V f ' Paparoa,' a large shipment of NEW WINTEK GOODS, comprising a fine assortment of *up to d*,te' Suitings In Woruteds, Vloanaa, Cheviots, Meltons, Beavers, Rea Irish Fritzs, Rainproof Uvercoatings, Fancy Vestinga, &g, I^P* We nndertako is> execute all orders encrusted to oa to the satisfaction of oar clients, &ad at prices which will compare favourably with those of any of the leading Christchnrch fiims for equal quality, or fir, style, and workmanship. Also, Ladles" Tailor-made CoshomeSg Jackets. 1 Habits, &c t in the latest styles. I (jbaigheadTbeerymak : The Leading Tailors and Outfitters. 1 Ashburfcon. j For alt complaints of the Thioat, Ltsngs, nd Brouchlal Tabes, TUSBICUR A is the sovereign remedy, At) all chemiste



\ \ ANTED — Housemaid for Somerset VV Hotel. Good wageß. 669 U ANTED, by Young Man, situation; drive cart or any permanent -work in town, Apply ' Driver,' G.P.0., Aehbur ton. 6 76 I/AIETON Anniversary Soiree in the JU Primitive Methodist Church To-Mor row, Thursday, 12th. Tea from 5.30 to 7. Public Meeting and Entertainment at 7.30. Admission to Tea and Entertainment Is 5 After Meeting 6d. 6 77 WANTED a Van ; suitable for Hawking Drapery. State where can be seen. Apply 'Draper/ Mail Office. 678 ALL interested in forming a Debating Class at Allenton are requested to meet in the Schoolroom To-morrow (Thursday) Night, at 7.30. 6 81 ii OTJND.—The shop where I can buy a JD beautiful memento of the coming coronation, in the shape of a Handsome Medal, price Is. At A. T. H. Wimiams, East Street, Hurry up, the supply is very limited, ITINEST Timara or Gore Oatmeal 4s per JD 251b bag, 51b bag Oatina Is 2d, 2lb packet Oatina 7d, Quaker Oats lOd, Uermiua Is per bag, Semolina Is per bag. Try some of our fresh ground Java Mooha Coffee, Is 6d per lb. Nothing better.— Fletcher Bros., Cash Supply Stores. aOUNDS of the Baskevilles, Queen Alexandra, I Crown the King, The I shadow of the Rope, The Way of Escape, The Lady Paramount, Nor Wife nor Maid, A Girl of the Multitude, Mr Horrocks, Purser; The Foundered Galleon, The Vic tors, The Drift of Fate, The Head of the Firm, Tales, Poems, and Sketches, Bret Harte, The Missionary, Etiquette for Wo men, Life of Daverill, The Story of Mine, How to Bring up Children; Technical series, Keynolds' paintings. - H. M. Jones. [H. TEMPERO for Flannelletes from J • 2£d in any colour j best colour and quality in stripe yard wide, 6d. Towels from 6d a pair in white and unbleached, Table Damasks from Is 3d, 2 yards wide Table Napkins 4s 9d the dozen, three-quarter size Calicos from 24d, both White and Un ) bleached Selesias, from 3^d. In fact the whole stock is all reduced to suit the times and ko good offer refused for any article in the Shop, Come and sea for yourselves.— J. P. Wtlib, Manager. LH. TEMPERO for the best value in • Town for Men's and Boy's Clothing. Men's all Wool Trousers ss, worth 10s 6d; Saddle Tweed (Mosgiel Wool) 10s 6d, Leather Shirt 2s 6d, 3 pair Hose (woollen) 2s 6d. Ties, Handkerchiefs, Braces, Woollen Scarfs Is, Merino Pants and Singlets all reduced. Men's Moles from 4b 9d a pair. Call and inspect them. [iILOUNI'EKS, bolae, and all kind* 0: JD fresh risn by express tonight ; also £r*Bh r&lihitf, —J H Jewitt. IN L qui.jat)ion--Vly tender having bt>eo PHjut-p'ed fur block of Corsets, 'he A.X d<ub c luik Corsets will bo sold at 3a lid 2519 to 31. Ladies' Singlets 9£d to 61 lid — VV H Peakcb, OHtsh Diaper BEST Kerosene 4s 3d p;r tin, 8j 6i p 1 owe ; Suow-dtop Sugar 2fr\ per lb, 70 ib bag 14-61 ; Swao Golden Sjrup, 411 liufi lOl.—Carson & Co 5 172 LOST. —Coronation Medal; no reward is offered, as I am off to A. T. H. Wil liams', to buy another one before they are all gone. / 'IARSON'-S at ckiaking bale of English \J China and Earthenware, American Glass and Hardware, theffi Id Cutlery s»nd Electruplaio, Bicycles, Brash ware, and Japanese Goods, is now on. C~\HBAP B L GUNS *cd CARTRIDGES, / Doub'n Barrel BL Guos from 65<, S.B. frcm42 6', Oirtridges from Qi \,tt 100' Wira Netting from Id per yt»rl, Sheep NeHing from ?£l \q yard, Th^ eeiebrated A. Mania's Hon-a O Ipperu nt 7s 6^ 9 ■ 6 s and 10s 6J. Other makes from 6< 6d—G MeDDINS, The Pdoplb' Ironmonger." CAKSO.NS & CO a G: and Tea C..mretiticn _ now or. A.priKi lot every 28 Coupons and upwarde , , OUR OFFH.R—We a free trial wife any lamp we call. If not satiafautorv we will return your money-. That's fair isn't ife,—Eclipse Cycle Co, Tanored Street. BOYS -Ge6 the Buys something •trong and warm, Tweed Knickerß from 2» ll«< Knitted Jerae>s from 2a 6?, Gaps 6^l, Speoial lot) Colonial Tweed Suits from 8a lid—W H Feakcb, C*ah Draper and Olothier WANTED ;KNOWN-We are filing Loess's Ciub L»mps for 9i eaohi — Eolipse Oyole Co, Tancred Streot STRANG'S Health Kokoff O«ffae, per tin Is 31, StraDgs Soluble Coffee, per tin Btr»tigß Maori Coffe*. per tin Is lOd 5 Bym iogtoa'e Eaaouoe Coffee, per bottle la 2! ; Oatloa, per bag la 2J, Gennenia, per bag Is ; Semolina per bag, 1b ; Q laker Oats, per pkt, \Q& ; 2B!b bag beet Oatmoal 4s j good Sauoe, 3 bottleH 1b ; Golden Bee Jam, per dtaan4i3d, Hightßo prices given for all kinds of dairy Produce at John Obb & Co l I SPECIAL PURCHASE 1 . OB 1 Mantles and jackets IN ALIi THE NEWEST STYLES See Windows. i AT "THE CORNER" EAST AND TANCRED STREETS Northcote & Hefford WANTED Known—Thai) an conce of proof la proverbially worth a ton of argument. Now Mitchell and Tamer' dissolution of partnership Sale is not being held in Sydney, or even in Dunedln, bob right here in Ashbnfton, consequently the gooda can be aeen before being purchased WANTED KNOWN~-Th*b I am Pr»P»red to give Betlmatiei) tot »H Plumbere' and GaefittlngWWortk t »nd e*n guamntee ooonpletiQ latlifaotloo. Hot) and Cold Water Sertioei laid on. W»H Sinking, Bathi, Twkn, and Boiler Frsmse. Hnvlng had a l©og expedeooe in Gun KapalM, those Spoltemon wbo require their «3uns repaired by R-a Expert should bring them to rot early, as the eeason is close upon us. WILLIAM R. HYDK, Burnett Street, Next Door to Club- Plumber, Locksmith, Gftsfitter ft GDlninfth* t Loweel! prices f compatible wlbfat «•«* , workmanehip 59



F. FERRIMAN. j i F, FERBIMANi 1 LICENSED LAND BROKER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, HAVELOCK STREET, ASHBURTON, HAS FOR SALE. The undermentioned Properties, full par- J ticulars of wbicli may be had on application:— THE UNDERSIGNED HAS IOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. A SNUG HOME, consisting of 60 Acres of Land, Six-roomed House and outbuildings. The land is subdivided into four paddocks, and is within easy distance of a school, F. FERRIMAN, Land and Estate Agent, Ashburton. A HOUSE and i-Acre of Land close to the residence of Mr Geo. Coleman. Price, J125. Why pay rent when you can get a home for this price ? F.iFERRIMAN, Ashburton. LISMORE. QK A ■A-CEES. of L&n<J- Capital Sheep OuxJ Grazing Farm. P. FERRIMAN, __^ 'Ashburton. _ smithfield: A SMALL DWELLING-HOUSE and 5 Acres of Land within a very easy distance of the Factory. F. FERRIMAN, Ashburton. HINDS. /CAPITAL Four-roomed House and 50 v_^ Acres of Land. Thi3 Property is in easy distance of the train, is subdivided and well watered. P. FERRIMAN, Ashburton. NORTH-EAST TOWN BELT, ASHBURTON. HALF-ACRE of ground with House of Six Rooms, good washhouse, copper, and washing trough. The interest on this purchase after paying the deposit would only amount to 4s per week. F. FERRIMAH, Ashburton. TOWN "SECTIONT3irMOORE STREET, ASHBURTON. /~\TJARTER-ACRE of ground, with House \c^J of Four Rooms, Stable, and Orchard. F. FERRIMAN, Ashburton. TOWN BELT. THE PARK TERRACE OF ASHBURTON FOR. SALE, One Acre of Ground, and House of Six Rooms, Bathroom, Pantry, Scullery, and Washhouse; an ideal home for a farmer who is retiring, and wishes to be surrounded with a picturesque outlook, and to be in the proximity of the Domain. The Land is of the very best quality. The house was not built by contract, and only the very best material and workmanship was put into the building F. FERRIMAN. ASHBURION. BUSINESS NOTICES. "have _: "drug c bin THOSE NICE ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHS STOCK IS GIVING AWAY ? VOW get one with every cash purchase of 12s 6d. They're honestly worth 2s 6d each, and you get them for nothing. CAPITAL PLACE THAT BLUE BOOT STOKE. Wonderful how it's becoming a household word throughout the county of late. Note Address— D. STOCK'S BLUE BOO* STORE, BURNETT STREET, ASHBURTON. The name is synonymous with all that is bright, best, and up-to-date in footwear. Nothing but the best English leather used for repairs. TBIAD THREE GUINEA Prize Competition. fjIHE Editor has made a lisb of wbab ho X considers the twelve best Eng!Uh novels. The lieb does not con'&'n more than two bocks by any one author. The competitor who sends in thG list which most closely approximates to the editor's list will receive the 6r86 prz . There is also a second prizi of a handßcm? wfttob* To dose 2Qoh Sept. CONDITIONS. All that Is necessary to enter for this competition is to write down list ol twelve novels (noh more bhan two by any one author) and poet came (enclosing a receipt for 6s, or more, from any Tbiad advertiser) as per list below, to " The Manager of the Triad, DonediD,' marking envelope ' Novel Competition. 1 Competi tors may Bend ac many iiits sb they please, provided each compiles with above conditions Anglo N.Z. Cycle Co. Aaokl&nd Forwarding and Parcels Delivery Agency Bermaline Bread—all Bakers Book Gift Tea, all grocers Brlnsley and Oo.'s Ranges Bing, Harris & Co, Arrow Brand Boots Commercial Hotel, T N Orange Cope's Cigarettes and Tobacco Oarbie, F, Jeweller Danlop Tyres Gawnee Sauces, Pickles, Viuegar 8 eto Gates, H A, Music seller Gregg and Co, W, Coffee, Starch, eto Hayward's Pickles and Sauces Jones, H M, Triad Agent Klrkpatriok, 8, and Co, X Jams Lo&eby'B Waboo, Koolibah, Benjamin Gum, and Cinnamon Curej Meddine, G., Ironmonger 3ST.Z. Clothing Factory i Nelson, iAo&te and Oo'b Tea ' Orr, A, Draper Sanderson's Scotch Whisky Spring Bloseom Tea i Boratura Tea Teed and Co Corn Care i (Fonking'a Linseed Emulsion Sykea' Oura Cough Trinity College Examinations Walbke's Soap WilUThree Castles Cigarettes and Tobacco Woodrowa' Hats, GolUn & Co., Agents TOHN ORR & Co., for Tea, (Tea, lea.— t) Arab, per 1b Is 8J j Kczle, per lb is 9$ i Nelson & Mo*te, per lb Is lOd ; Gold Leaf, pet lb la lOd ; Bell left, pel lb 2i; Book Gift Tea, per ib 2s, or 61b Mo 12t, Hundreds of Books to choose from,



Friedlander Bros. Ltd. WEST STREET AUCTION MAKT. fOUK USUAL HORSE FAiR WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY, 27th JUNE 1, 1902, For which we will be pleaued to receive Entries, FRIFDLANDSR BROS, Ltd, | 5 336 R. FBiKDriANDKB, Anolioneer TT7B Have for PRIVATE SALE~ Several Blsoki of Suburban Propertinß ranging from 6 Acres to 40 Acres, For fall particulars, apply to FRIEDLANDER BBOS, Ltd,, XWTE ABU CASH BUYERS ;CF WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, AND GRASS SEED. Hlghißt Prices Given. Storage In oor'Aahbarton, Tlnwald, and Lyndhoreb Stores at lowest rates. FRIEDLANDER BROS , LTD. Public Notices. Come and Hear Edison's Latest PHONOGRAPH. EVERYTHING up-to-date, the Stan- V i dard Phonograph No. 1 Concert Com pany will visit Methvbn, Thursday, 12fch, Stavelet, Saturday, 14th. Others follow ing. Admission, Is j commence 7.30. 680 ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNv CIL. _./ Wakanui Creek. / WATER will be shut off oafl6th and i 17th June to enable Jsettlers to clear Borne of the worst porpons of the Creek. ; § By O#er, WILLIAM BAXTER, County Engineer. Ashburton, June 11th, 1902. 6 79 " "public notice. \ LL ACCOWNTS against the Estate of the late Neil Campbell, Eoxborough, i i Springburn, must be rendered at once to THE EXECUTORS, Care of Farmers' Co-Op. Association, 5 45 Ashburton. ""money! : TO Lend on approved freehold securities, the following sums awaiting invest ment, viz :—£4oo, .£6OO, £800, £125, £1200, £500, .£l5O, .£2OOO, £125, £1500, and .£2OO, Apply to T. BULLOCK. American Wheat and Flour. A DISCLAIMER. fP HE AMERICAN WHEAT and FLOUE 1 By the MAIL STEAMER Is Not For The NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING COMPANY, Ltd. AUCKLAND. P. VIRTUE, Manager. THE "EASY" CAKT IS Easy to Pull, therefore EASY on the Horse. EASY to ride in, making life EASY on those who use it. KASY to buy, making it EAST on the Banking Account And gives the best satisfaction of any CART on the Market. PRIOE-~£li 10s; GREATLY IMPROVED & UP-TO-DATE Morrow, Bassett <& Go* Wills Stbkbt, Ashbueton. M. PRIEST, Manager LOWOLIFF. tOR BALE, by Private Treaty-Farm of 179 ACRES of Good L»nd, with House of Six Rooms and Outbuildings, the property of Mr John Robertson. Price and parfclcolMß may bo obtained on appUoation t0 D. MoKBNZIB, 5 136 Hindi \ltr AMCED Kiiowu—That Mitchell and ¥ T Tamer will gl?e ft fee of 21« to anyone who can prove to be faloe or mis leading one single atatemant plaoed before the pabUtt regarding the reduction nw being made at their Great Dissolution of P»rta«rshi|i Sale. Thiß offer la open to their own assistant!, Lac weU as to tbe pobiio.



! *—_—- JOHN ORR AND CO. »«— _ ! JOHN ORR AND CO. Finest Snowdrop Sugar, 2|d per lbj 701b Bag, 14s 6d Highest Test Keroseue, per tin 4$ 3d, per 3»ee 8s @d Sperm Candles 6|d per lb, by the box 5M Treacle per 21b tin ... ,„ 6d Best Wax Candles, per lb 6|d, by bx 6jd Traasle per 4lb „ ... ... la 251b Bag Beet OaMneal ... 4s Ud „ „ 7ib  ... ... It 94 Best Japan Rice „ ... 2d New Prcme», per lb ... .„ .84  T»ploo» „ ... 2d Dfisd Apricots per 1b,.. ... JOi  B»go „ ... 2d it Peaches „ „ ... ... M Split Paws  ... 2d „ Peara  „ ... ... 94 Pearl Barley „ ... 2d New Figs, per lb ... ... td Finest New Onrranfcs per lb ... 5d    box ... ... 94 „ „ Saltanaa „ ... 7<i Beet Table Vinegar, per bottle,.. 64 „ * „ Yaiencia Ralains, per lb, shi Best Dratighc Tinegar, per ga1..., i§ I „  Seeded „ „ 7d Pickling Spices, per box ... 84 GoldanSyrnp, per 2lb tin ... 6d C& B Ourrle, per bottle « It „ „ 41b „ ... la C& B Oapsrs „ „ ,„ li „ „ 71b „ ... Is 9d FIRST PRIZE BACON AND BAMS, ... ' ALL KINDS OF PFBK FRBAN ENGLISH BIEOtJITS. MAIITUn'S, KNOWLLV, OLARKE'd & LOKELVB Fron. 6S Sd tfl 15s FrPP r AT JOHN OER & CO. CYCLE LAMPSCYCLK LAMPS. SILVER KING, /^^^^J"-™^-^^f Imf*\ ■ KETEEOUT, AO&TBL VI OF, - f HHBlfl^^H^ ' " RA»BO* r FIRFBiLL i^^TM^l BBECKBNRIDOB • And mny others to select from. As we are Ove* feocked wi!b ih«m Linps we am offering sbtra at specially Low Prices for ONE MOfcTH ONLY. \ ■■ JOHN ORB, &" CO., ASH3URTON- Oil StoVes ni -all Prices. RANGES, HEATING &COOKIN3 STOVES, REO ISTEBS, GRATES, Si B»tft*AUM» _ I B^gJr 'ChumHwi AND MANY OTHERS IN STOCK. W® keep over twenty different patterns and can give a greater variety than any other house in &&hbuirtoii. JOHN OEE Ml) Co. i ASH BURTON