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Ifoltad Press Association -By Eleotda Telegraph—Copyright THE FRENCH MINISTRY Paris May 20 ML Boessaft, the Premier, resigns prior Snv,c, considering his pro gratnnw accomplished M. LOU BET St Petersburg, Miy 20 The Cb<« warmly welcomed M Loabefe at Petohnf ALARMING NOIBKB N«wYork. MUy 21 Violent det^nittfong Barp^ssina: those 0l the Bth insfc w?r<s heard afc St Thomaa | early toilty from the direction of Martinique 'AN ENGAGEMENT. London, May 20 j "■SarlßeftUoliaran, tha Ut« Governor i of Now South Wile*,, n engaged to Ltidy Lattice Grosvenor, a sister of the .Duke of Westminster. A'j&OATING FATALITY. Ninn'toaristß aad four bDatoaea wore drowned ■dating a gale on Laka Kil-, Isracy, Ireland. AOOtDBNT O?T A WARSHIP. The inqairy showed that th* r-'o^nt qua diuater oa H.M.S. Mare was due to the premature opening of a breach to ißoertain the cause of a miasfjM. TEE OALi DINNER. St Pbtrrsbubq, May 21 At the Gala Dinner 180 were present. M. Tsasakoeaela, the Oz»r, and Preaidenfe Loobet exchanged the usaal Alliance toasts. THE OHUSOH OF fIOOTLANO. London, May 21 Br Bnaaeli, has hem elected Mode* ntor of the Ohurch of SootUnd, aad Dr Howe, of the United Free Ohurch. King Edward, in * message to the Oharoh of Scotland, saggeata the training of preachers in the Gielw Highlanda tongae; . THE CORONATION. The Presidents of the leading Noa- Ooalonnißt oharohes ere invited to the Coronation at the Abbey tor the first Umß' BALLOON ACCIDENT. -Edith Brookes, a parachutist, w?i 'lulled at Shsffi^ld through the para chute failing to open, THE OORNDUri&S. Sir Oharlag Tapper, interviewed in Loadon, anticipated that if the colonial prodocg was oxempted from the corn and flour taxes there would be an inrush of • thoasands of agricultural settlers to Manitoba aad the North west; territories, which would soon supply Britain with all the breadafcaffa she reqaired. THE CUBAN REPUBLIC New York, May 21 Mr Roosevelt, in a loiter to President Palraa, expressed friendship »nl njood wishes for the stability and success of the Cuban Republic*. The Cabin colours were hoisted amid great repic ingp. The eaftlry and war ships lh?e been withdrawn Mr Hay notified the Power* of thf Independence of Oaba, and the House of Representatives paisad a uninimau^ reoluiion, we!oomi"g the birth of th p Ropablio ACQUITTED Mklbourrb. M*y 21 StoWT?, after throe trials, hag beso acquitted of child murder WEATHER BUREAU Thfl question of abolishing \h@ Qieenslantl weather bureau haa beon brouf?b.t under the notice of. the Senate. Government expresses a hope that Queensland wi'l carry on till the Federated Government enquire into the matter with a view to taking ovar the weather department in each State. STORMS IS TASM AN SEA Sydney, May 21 All arriving vessels experienced V;olcnt g»lf>B in theTasraan sea.

Hgiais GyoMS—The display of Holll oyolss now pa view ab John Orr & Go's ia well worthy of inspeotioa by a!l cycling eDtbns* Jaß&s,. These machines are made from genuine BS.A parts by the celebrated gunmakers, I, HoIIIs & Sens, Birmingham, which shoald bo fciiffioienli guarantees of their effioleooy. The models we imvo see« are superbly finished, and the high standard of quality attained in iiho mannfaofearo of the Hotlis bfoyole has h?m most rigidly maintained,

T.OT/aBHBTOTOT /.OTABP^W :. THURSDAY, MAY 22 1902

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Exhausted and' Worn Out, EANY MONThToF MISERY, The Case of Mrs. B. WALLS. {By ottr oiun Reporter.) "Many months of my life were ren dered unbearable by regular attacks of neuralgia," aaid Mrs. J&ebeeca Walls, of No. 4 Tuara-street, Linwood, to our representative, who was gathering n&ws for the public. Continuing, Mrs. Walls said, "The pain was located under a tooth first o! all, but the most terrific agony soon spread round my face, and thence to my head, where it remained with obstinate persistency, despite all effort to remove the torture which threa tened to drive me mad. The pains came in jumps and jerks, and were so violent and intense that they made me twitch all over. I have often laid down and screamed, and my face was distorted with agony." "At night.you gained a little relief, I suppose?" "Don't you believe it. That was just the time I felt the pains twenty times worse than during the day, I used to go to bed feeling exhausted and worn out, but I was not permitted to sleep. The consequence was that when morning arrived, I was fit for nothing, and very soon I was so Weak that I could scarcely stand without some sup port. I could not look at my break fast, and even when lunch and dinner times arrived the cravings of hunger were still absent. I was obligedjito swallow some light nourishment against my will, or else I would have died of starvation, but my internal organs ware in such a wretched state of disorder that nothing' would digest. My sto mach felt loaded if I only took a. couple of spoonfuls. The terrible ravages of niys> complaint were manifested very cleariy in my face, Which was wMte and aged looking, my eyes also show ing how intensely I suffered. You can easily imagine how thin and miserable I looked. The flesh wasted away from my bones till there was none left. I was simply an aching frame of hu manity, without enough interest in life to care whether I got bettor or not. I could not bear to hear the rattle of a passing trap, so frightfully nervous and irritable had I become." © "How did you get along with your housework P" " Some days I managed to potter about and do a little, ibut usually I wa* too languid amd fatigued to attend to anything. Having oeen a strong woman, with plenty of energy and dili gence© It came very hard to be laid up like* this, and I worried and fretted a good deal over it, with the result that I was in a continually melancholy and disheartened condition. It appeared to me that there was nothing for it, but to submit- to the inevitable, and wait patiently, for relief. How it came I did not mind, but I knew if it did not come shortly my constitution would be beyond repair." " Did you nave anything in view to build your hopes uponP" f. "Nothing whatever. I took good ness.; only knows how many kinds of physics and pills, without obtaining any benefit, and I thought there was nothing left untried until I was one day asked if I had ever taken Clements Tonic. 'No,' I said. 'Is that a good thing for complaints like mineP' My friend told me, in a reassuring manner, to try it and see. This advice was givei) with such an air of confidence that I became imbued with the idea that my friend had good reason to make the recommendation. I afterwards learned that such was the case; but, at any rate, I bought some Clements Tonic, and I was soon convinced that there is no medicine to compare with it. My nervous system improved in no time under the invigorating influence of Clements Tonic, which gave me ease the first clay I took it. When I had, finished the first bottle there were sufficient signs of improvement to war rant a continuance of thia new treat ment, so I obtained several bottles or, Clements Tonic next purchase, and they effected a radical cure. My neuralgia was speedily stopped, and I relished my food and slept well. My constitution was restored to health, no indications of indigestion remaining. Clements Tonic cleared my system or all ailments, from which I have been free the past six years."  _ x , " Would you like people to Jsnow this?" #1 x 1 " Certainly. To guide others you may publish these facts in any way." STATUTORY DECLARATION. I Rebecca Walls, of 4 Tuatn-sireet, Linwood, Christchurch, in the colony of New Zealand, do solemnly and sincerely declare that I have carefully read the annexed document, consisting ol 1 two folios and consecutively numbered from one to; two and that it contains and Is a true and faithful account of my Illness and cure by Clements Tonic, and also contains my full permission to publish in any way my statements—which I give voluntarily, without receiving any payment; and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the sarn«s to be true, and by virtue ot the provisions of an Act oi the General Assembly of New Zealand, Intituled " The Justices of Peace Act, 1883." Declared at ( ristclnirch this third day ot December, one thousand nine hundred, before me, W. W. COLLINS, J.P.



Pimples and Skia Diseases Are more than disfiijuremeote-of the skin; —i iii japsc""*"'"" 1 they are a handicap E&tofP^ Ito the young man ; I*^^BB la'^e 'B iovß and ko; ~WS I bnalneea The pimpled * J? JffatefcJ aa9 looks dissipated, Yvfr*3 AawJai ag°t boih merchant 1 and maiden look at jf^mgS jPlgB iho uriforbunate fel> j^Mß^y^^jpwj low whose face la hie jBSmkX IbH aaiefortimo. An all iS^MBtV' IE! masti certain oure for jPI pirnP'eß an(^ other J^<^^Sk /Tvi tif*>fi«ofJng erupt lone '^ij^^^^m» crce>a lotfifMi Root jSy^^^^^^S tho bloc^» cleanse (rwßffira tbe akin»ai3d boild /WrAtf'"'*^lw^r >1^ fla-Jh, Mr A Murray, year or fr>m VjfeTs ' digestinr,'or whioh I Fal *~'avs tricic^ rovny !/»*,; remcdif'B, wi'houb oh' /S^r J^ tftining any relief -*—JSs———J therefrom. Tbeoom* p!*iat§ were ma«i3 troufelescms and obstlnste t*ii'j it isemnrl o.s if I had to take ib as the ja'vibiblp, aatil I tried Dr Morse's Indian Boot Pills, whioh 1 did about three months aRf. After using two bottles, I feel quibe weii cgifn. I have ateo found them Al for purifying the bloor 1. I hava suffered from pirriply ertiptSooa ; biis since using these pills «hs pimples have al! disappeared. They are ft good spedioinei, aod aosm to beneSb one in many waya, and I e&n oonaoießt'ouily ftive them a good word wherever I go.' D? Morao'a ladian Root Pilla are a perfect blnnd purifier, and a poaiblve Quie foi bi'ioaaneßß, 'ndigsßHon, oonetipafcion, head Gohf.s. sallow oompissfoiij liver and kidney troubleD, pilai, pirnplon, boils and blotohea and fem»le ailmenta. Sold by ehemtatß and Btorokeepers, price la I|d per bottlf, or six bottles 6s 6c?, or name will bern »ited, post) paid, upon receipt of price, gola proprietors, The W H Come took Co, Ltd.(Aosfcrftlßslan Depoti), 58 Pltb street, Sydney* E'noked in amber bottles, and the full ua.ni9 blown thereon.



WANTEDS [COX HFRB—Lovely Velveteens all J oolorsj la 11£<J, Beantiful Piaabos 2-s lid, Beet assortment) of Collarettes from l9;6ci-~Wli Phabob, Oaßh Drftpor, e'o UU KNOW IT! TknowitfT In fact everybody knowa that Mellois Zei!anclia Boob Stoic gives the best value in Bouts aod Shoes In Ashburton. tr/TNTBD KNOWN—That lam VV prepared to give Estimates for all Plumbers' and GasSttiEg Work, and can guarnßtse complete satisfaction, Hot and Cold Wafer Ssrvioes laid on." Well Siofeiog., B*thß, Tanko. and Boiler Frames. Having had a IODg experience ia Gua Repairs, those Sportmsa who 'require their Guns repaired by an Fxperb ebould bring them to me early, as the season Is o'oßa upon us, WILLIAM.;: E. HYDE, Buraeit) Streßt>, Next Door to Qlub. Plumber, Lockemltb, Gaefiiter & TiDßmibh. Lowest prlcea compatible with good workmanship 55 O EWARD—Fdund in Tancred Street, i*/ Mellor's Zeaiandia Boot Store. The best and cheapest) shop for boots and a oes I"\O YOU KNOW Mellor's Zealacdis .} Boot Store ? Bather ! That's the shop to buy real good boots for little money* . VfcRY one interested to read advertisement appearing In Mitchell and Turner's space of thisiasne, to cross oat any article they can do wifchont, then to call on us and bring the advortisemeut and a fall parse with them. The pircel will be delivered next day. ■W7-ANTED Known—That an cunce of T V proof is proverbially worth a ton of argument. Eow Mitchell and Turner's dissolution of partnership Sale is not being held in Sydney, or even in Danedln, but light here in ABhburton, consequently the goods can be seen before being purchased niRY tie Bapid Lighting Shirb Gloae. X Try the Rapid Lighting Shirt G'oaa Try the Kapid Lighting Shirt) Gloaa Bod by all loading grooers. 5 PATTY Paa baking powder Gtmtalne a patty pan <\t each end of tin. WHY worry over the ironing of a sbirb Buy a tin of Rapid Shirt Gloss, ib makes shirt ironing a pleasure. To bn had from all prooprs. I PATTY Fan baking powder la iha greao est novelty you ever saw. Bold all '-



Wanted Kuowa—That for Oougha and Oolcfs, howevei" severe, there Is nothing to "compare wIthTETSSICURA. Any of oor re&'lera requiring a lamp of any deeoriptfon should piy Messira Fletcher Broa entabikhmettb a visit, &8 they have jusfe cpenod ap an fminrnsc ehipmcnb of lam^e of M kinds, which they have marked ab the lowest payable prices. Their window display wiH give yon ap idea of the Urge stock they «»rry



BUBINEBB NOTICES Pure TEAS of FINEST Quality!!! j A M 8... 18 JLJL Brand "■ I These Teas!are blends of absolutely the * I FINEST TEASJPROCURABLE. I 13 Brand I I W Each Brand is of a different character and flavour but of FINEST Quality. COLOMBO .. 1 ft \J JBrand. Pure Ceylon I\J Ask your Grocer for these Swell-known Brands ot Teasfand ... ACCEPT NO OTHER we' are cash buyers of PEIME MILLING WHEAT OFFIOE|IN fAEOADEi Open| ; TUESDAYS'* SATURDAYS COR SACKS SUPPLIED. !/~1 n Td HPT XI /^ DONE ON FARMERS' (jrltib I I IN V3T account. ■« ■—o - CiNTERBUKY R( LLEK FLOUR MILLS COMPAKI, D. WOOD, Manager.



X 0 T I 0 B. j H. P. MADDER BAKER, COKFEOTIOJSIR, AND CATERKR, East Street. WOUID respectfully tgke this opportunity of thanking his om oreers Jo pastoiders, and tras-is to merit i continuance of the tame in the fn'tsre AfV.it ion &1 Mcornoantion has cow been ?dded to the refreshment roems, which «re Ftill undt-r the personal Fu^ervlelon of Mrs Madden, where pa'ronH can rely upon ricelvli g the bret attention. Tea, Coffee C-^coii, <--c, will be d^ptuse^, iv coDJoncticn with Hot Scotch Vie*, Sc< nes. Cake?, Pasiry Qt&ma, wh'ch are xn&nxx' ftdorcd en the preniiss, from the brsfe ingreoinise, and ftoni iha la:«-fc Lon^f" and Padsi&n rs.ipaa, fot which the SstabUthinent ia nofff Ji Bride, Birthday, and Cbrisßenfng Cakes a speciality. ; Catering as usual; IPa laf wtion ' is era v tuot'o. 4 188 1 y* ■tji r? <; ~:: -' •- » .* ---., *.; :jir-'j'—- -:,: r . .| , Co? '" ~^~— -A &$ If £ WjiW!'l?mD'--~-l THOMAS LINTEFN BEGS to aDUGaoce that he haa taken over the ALFORD FOREST HOTEL. And will bs glad to see; old Friends aad Visitors. Only beat Brands of Wises, Alee, and Spirits stookedi Good Table. Good rttendanoei 6 167 NOTICE, TXT E HAVE APPOINO3ED P. W< COX, Agent for MASSBT-HARBIS and lalPigßl\L BIOYCBS FOR ASHBUETON, EAKAIA, and Surrounding Districts Clients will receive every attention, and MR COX wiil Collect) all Monies dua to v* CANADA CYCLE A MOTOR CDV. LIMITED Depot—East Street, Aebburtoa HOTIOE OF P.EMOVAL MR J. ~. BAIN, QURGEON DENTIST | H»s Bemoved to Wardell's Buildings, Oashel Street, Ohristchurch Telephone 956 VOICE PRODUCTION, SINGING & PIANOFORTE. Mrs Johnston "OEPUMED Teaching on THURSDAY £\j 30th Jan, Havelook Street ,



fEMBER They are Selling Kiiapoi Blanket? at 14b 6d ft pair Men's Colonial Wool Paptß at 3e 9d Mod's Under Flannels at; 2a lid Men's Nailed Sbootetß 8i 6d Men's Watf rproofs at all prioea L*di«g Neat) Button Boots 10i 6d a pair Ladies French Calf Shoes at 8* 91 Ladies Kvoning Shoes from 2a 6d a pair Children's School Boots from 8 lid a pair 1 111 IIlii! ii Reliabl TI7B HAVE Mm Adia9bablo handle B \vb, ab f f om 15s Faoh JB<siip«e Cycle Go. PiUZB POULTRY FOR BALL PURE-BRED Indian Game, Minoroaß, Largßhans. atd Brown Leghorns, Also P.: kin Dack3. Bred from Imported and Firafc Prize Stock. Cockerels and Pallets from 5i eßch. 4 190 H. G. BERIIIMAN. TTAVING to Raise a Cottalderable Sam of Money Darirg M»y t WE WILL OFFER Some Very Tempting Lines la all Glance of DRAPERY CLOTHING BOOTS AND' SHOES A'.td us a Further Inducement for the Publio to MAKE IHaiJi PURGHABES FBOM US, Wo will Give a SPECIAL DISCOUNT Of 10 Per Ont, or 2a in the Pound, 0j all Gash Purchases from ONE SHILLING UPWABDS ASHBURTON DRAPERY COMPANY H. C. SHRIMPTON, Proprietor ~W. JDONGES. ARCADE CHAMBERS rpEACHER of Violin, Mandolin, and Harmony Pupils attended ab their own homest Qu*rrer commences from any date, GENTLEMEN. " CHESTERFIELDS f g Ok Tliree-quairtex' o Overcoat®* a MLcJDOrSfAI^I^ Sc CO, Tailors BOYS— Get the Boys aomefching strong and warni, Tweed Kniokers from 2» lid Knitted Jerseys from 2s 6d, Gaps S^dl, Special l«t Colonial Tweed Suits from 8a lld—W H Fbabqb, Oaib Dnmt end Oiothiori



BUSINBBB NOTIOBB _ _ Good News to the Afflicted THE POLYPATHIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OP OHRrSTOHUBCH EIGHTH VISIT TO ASHBURTON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, May 23^—2 p m until Bpm SAIURD&Y, MAY 24th, 9am until Ipm CONSULTING ROOMS—M6ff*l'a Commercial Hotel, TF you are feeling weary, languid, nr '°nt 2* '"JmnS^ X «W write and have advice, in many insiances the origin of disease In very simple j Bnd M that mRy bo nemrmty .is a lUt>e J; oand OUBBE/&B^E&*jk advlue, for nature never excuses ignorance. Know* ftHß^W^^ ledge h'tn, is what la needed, and that you will get mm&XS&Ssi THEY HAVE CURED THOUSANDS OF #J|i!£gß|Eg|ji OTHKES. THEY CAN CUBE YOU. GonsoHfttlon, Examination, And Abiolate Treatment jBKjIBJiIJB SURKL* A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY; JM^BHJtefflMSnß POLYPATBY, tbe~New Method of Healing, ii WHfiPUHgPM&KiI4S the ettieat) »nd most rapid System, as It onreiiwofa \]£W&>jmj^tg*a*»^ dUesiei v GANGER, BPIW P3Y, and ABTHMA T ij|iHl,L|fWiiiii ■ incilrtkbSe under lhe Old Syntem—as well as *il Ohronic •■L-JS" t,,,^ Jilii- 1 and narvcua o .-mplftina o! women aad men MORE CURES [BY FOLYPATHY THAN ANY OTHER SYSTEM IN THE PING PONG, PING PONG, PING PONG, FROM 2s 64 TO 223 64 A SET.—Odd Racqnets from Is 6d each, -TTTTE are aleo making the REGULATION TABLES, which add greatly to the enjoyment of the game. To '^thoee who don't play (our advice is)— Come and buy ft NICE EASY CHAIR To sit in, and watch those who do play thia splendid indoor game. T. 11. UN PRILL & CO., FUBKJfr-HING WAREHOUSE, TAKCRED STREET, (Ettftbli&hcd 1882. HARDLEY BROS., PLUMBERS, IKOKMO> 7GEBS ; AND T3NSMITH Oar Ssteon'B Stock of GUNS CARTRIDGES, AND GUN FITTINGS Is to Hand; and Oar GUNSMITHING, ENGINEERING, and BUAIZING DEPARTMENT, la fn the Handa of a Certificated Engineer, therefore M work will be oarried oat oa latent aoientifio lines, and guaranteed We hold a large stock of WINDMILLS, TANKS, B&TBfS, FORCE and LIPI PUMPB SINKS, LAVATORY BASINS, HIGH PRESSURE BOILEKB, &o, and mak* HOT ao'd COLI> WATER and SANITARY WORK a SpeohHy SPOUTING. RIDGING, and alt clams of Tin and Iron Goods Manufactured. Pipe Wells Driven, Pumps, Hydrahlio Rams, Windmills and Water Wheels fixed and BUPP A Staff of Competent Workmen always avalkble for all erases of Plumbing Jwork !» any part) ofjthe oountyi M e P w s, HARDLEY BROS. p-°; BM 82 PLUMBKRS and SANITARY ENGINEERS, EAST STREET FARMS FOR PRIVATE SALE. X¥TU HAVE THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES FOR PRIVATE SALS : -376 a?re farm at Waterton, with 4 roomed" houae, 4 stall eiable, loose box, and granary ; good cropping and gi?ass land 730 acres. Hinds district), good build ings, all in grass, well fenced and subdivided Into 9 paddocks, well watered 500 acres at Methven, 8 roomed house,, aad other improvements j 156 acre farm at Fleraington» 4 roomed ifouse and stable, well watered and fenced 476 acre farm at Sprlngburn, all newly !aW down; 7,' roomed house, 6 stall stable, woolshed, divided into 10 paddocks 450 acre leasehold farm, at Mitoham Road 950 acre farm at Seafiold, 4 roomed house, stable 262 acre farm at Flemington, highly Improved, dlvla^d into 8 paddocka t well fenced and watered, 6 roomed houae, granstxy, oa-chouse, 4 rooms, 6 stall stable, and other necessary outbuildings 3800 acres, all in grass, well fenced and subdivided ; all m'H watered and good plantations; cloße to railway ; with good buildings, honse, wooished, cottage, and other improvements f easy terms. (This prop vtf can c BOd , subdivided in two blocks ) ' We shall be glad to give the fnllenb information to Intending p^irchasers, and show them over any of the above properties. FMEDLANDER BROS., LTD,



i BUSINESS NOTICES I RAILWAY KKFRESB&END ROOMS. TO MY LADY FRIEHD?* T IGHT Refreshments of all kinds ra*y JLjt be had on eh or test notice. Invalid wines ft Bpeol&Uty. Speight's Danedln ales on t*pl 475 J, DINBEN, WASTED KNOWN—tr*t W& M Bakbb, Cabinetmakers, Sphlster trs, and Piotara Frsmers, Hsvelock ] Street, have a large assortment of Parlor, Dining Room, and Bedroom Fornitnre on hand; also Bedroom Sets, Iron Bedsteads, and all articles required ry householders for family psrposes j all at lowest rates. Inspection invited. Plugsfgr Bill TJAS BEEN AND GONE, BUT 188 EXCELSIOR PLOUGH AND CULTIVATORS Have Come todays CALL AND INSPECT. ANY FAIR TRIAL GIVEN. j PRICES TO SUIT ALL , Also— PLOUGH SHARKS IN BTCOK, AU Sizes—R.N.F. and 0. Morrow, Bassett & Go. Wills Street, Ashbvbtgk. M. PRIEST, Manner BAKER BROS. Complete Furnlel&liiir.; XJNDERTAEEBO. LLEWELLTN OWEN, MCSM. CERTIFICATED & REGISTERED TBAOHIR. STUDENTS prepared for any Mndoal Examination held in New Zealand. All branches cf Music taught. Candidates presented at Fxamination?, 157 ; average marks gained, 94 per centy IMPORTANT ANNOUNCE MENT. T7I P. OL&RIDGB begs^to aoDOonoe that he has token over MoCokell'b Btables, Tacored Sueeti, where he will be glad to welcome old Frienda, Horeos and Traps on hire at all hoars of the (lay or sight. Clipping ucdertskeu at reaßOnable proee. Vehicle* gaitsb'e for Wedding or Picnic Parties can be obtaine I at a minute's notice. F. P. CLARIDGE, Proprietor. T«leph«seNo9l. 4 357 PHOTOeRAPHY. HALMA'S STUDIOS, SAUNDERS' BUILDINGS, WE are doing TWELVE ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTOS and EN LARGEMENT, size 12 x 10, mounted on fa beautiful tinted plate sank mount for v l Set BEE SPECIMENS, as this is only for a Limited Time, GOME EARLY. -> io.e* «V-' Q W O *■' \ B ® fVS tH VBBbH Jm » •*» a WM. SPARROW, Comer of East and Moore Streat' J, L. HIGGB HAS Latest Designs IN HOUSE : : DECORATIONS CALL AND SEE. J. L. HIGGS. Houne Decorator, Painter, Glazier, Signwrlter, etc, Tanored Street. I SAY FRIEND: Where is the best shop to bay a pair of boots ? Why, I Mellor's Zealandla Boot Store 1 I always } get good valae atMellor'a I Smoke New Venn



BUSINESS NOTTOBS COALS! GOALS! COALS! MOUNT COMERS ; NEW BHSAM COAL IS NQtf IN THE MARKET. npHJB ie Ointierbary's B««t Coal. E?«rf .JL Householder should e&vs money, and knep the movtj in the nrovinee by using MOaNT BOMBRS COAL This Coal has 35 per oenfc of Ga«, barm with « good fltmo, ai;d gives ft steady heat TRT ITJ TRY 111 TRY IT fo ho had of all Ooal Merchant?; Price—l7a per Toa at Monnt Somers Station JAMES GIBSON, Cameron Sfcrett, Aahburton ' Right Here* .=D. STOCK»- THE SHGEMAN, TALKS HE Calls your attention to the Grtab Window Display he is now making of LADIES h GWTB EViSNING SHOES, ns"< imported ex ».sl Piparoa; ulso be»a6i> ul Style* in WABM SLIFPBSRB ; : for Winter Wear, ; Make it year baslnens to take a look &b hli Window tc-jay f and while there don'fc forget ' 'THJS FACT/ That he holds one of * The Lurqetb and best absnrtnd Stocks of Wiener Boota Mod Shorn in Aehburton, Recnember— D. STOCK'S BLUE BOOT STORE Burcett Street, AehbariOD THOMAS YOUNG, BOOTMAKER, Taworbp Stekbt, HAS Jugt Reoeired a lino of Ladles Beat American GSobb Kid Legist an Babton Boefcs for the Winter, »Uo Go!o*heß 9 Prices moderate. Berooke work and Repair* promptly attended to. NOTICE TO FARMERS. -■One Tale's Good Till Anotheb'b "old." QO ARE ALL OIHBK Cultivator*, until O the Colonial Double Spring Tined Cultivator came on the Market. r "all at *hb FABMERS'IMPLEMINT DEPOT^ Takobid Stbeet, When we shall be pleased to ihow y<m the beet and latest fn.Cuitivatora, ■ ALSO. OUR CHAMPION COLONIAL GOLD MBBAL DRILL. Never Beaten In Actual Fie!d Trial, 1 THE COLONIAL ROTARY DISO RIDGER Takes the^place of Three Implements. PLOUGHS AND HARROWS .All Sizes end Weights Any F*rtn' Implement specially jjada lo order if required Any trial given with ail Jmplemen!* W. STUNTjEK. • .. 9 148 FOR WATCHES CLOCKS^ JBWELLERY, SILVER AND JBLECTRO-PLATB BKASOKABiB NOVELTIES, Ew, GO TO G. JESSON, Praotti>»l Wetehwaker and Jewaller,, Burnett Street, (opposite gomenet Hotel) Aihbnrtoc. —Repairs a Specialty.— Presentation Committees liberally dealt witb. MRS jmToYD, MDSIO SELLER, Ac, DEGKTERED TEAOHEE of Jtl> MUSIO Maiioal Instruments-of every description, Latest Mnsio by every mall. . AGENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S ISe wi n,cr Maohin c.»»'! The Li teas and Beat; the only Sewing Machine lhai does tsot fail in any point. AGENT FOR BMP«K^H N-BEDLB.;: Materials kep*-. N*w Transfer!, Fluahen, Araaenes, etc. (Easched Sthbet (nexo Ham., Heiballsfe TO THE FARMERS OF THE IINWALD DISTBIOT. HAVING taken over the BHOEINQ & GENERAL BLACKSMITH BUSI* NESS lately carried on at) Tinwaid by Mr J Stephens, I am prepared to execute all work entrusted to me with denpatob, and at moderate prices. Trusting to rtoelve a fair shave of pablio patronng*! Q. MOERISON (LaTK|^OF (LaGBIHO^), TINWALD SHOEING FORGE. : __J JJBS; Smsapawlla.