GLUE AND THE EMOTIONS.

We shall never forget, ielates Max Adeler, that evening we spent at Mag ruder’s years ago. We admired Miss Magruder, and we went around to see her. It was summer time and moonlight, and she sat upon the piazza. The carpenters had been there that day, gluing up the rustic chairs on the porch, so we took our seat on the step in front of Miss Magruder where we could gaze into her eyes and drink her smiles. It seems probable that the carpenter must have upset the gluepot on the spot where we sat, for, after enjoy ing Miss Magruder’s remarks for a couple of hours, and drinking in several of her smiles, we tried to rise for the purpose of going home, but found that we were immovably fixed to the step. Then Miss Magruder said, “ Don’t be in a hurry,” and we said we wouldn’t. The conversa tion had a sadder tone after that, and we sat there, thinking whether it would be better to ask Miss Magruder to withdraw while we disrobed and went home in High land costume, or whether we should give one terrific wrench and then ramble down the yard , backwards. About midnight Miss Magruder yawned, and said she believed she would go to bed. Then we suddenly asked her if she thought her father would have any objection to lending his front steps for a few days, because we wanted to take them home for a pattern. We think Miss Magruder must have entertained doubts of onr sanity, for she rushed in, called her father and screamed. Magruder came down with a double barreled gun. Then we explained the situation in a whisper, and he produced a saw and cut out the piece of the step to which we were attached, and before two o’clock crushed out our young love for Miss Maarruder. We never called again, and she threw herself away on a dry-goods man. There is a melancholy satisfaction in recalling these memories of youth, and reflecting upori the influence of glue upon the emotions of the human heart.

Church Finances.— Being a somewhat omnivorous reader, with a depraved taste for balance-sheets (says HCgles), I dipped the other day into a church account for the year 1878. Surprised at the unusual liberality which it seemed to display, I made some enquiry, and found that the generosity of the parish of Kew was even greater than the church accounts showed. In round numbers, the money raised for purposes connected with the Church of England in one year was over £4000! Here is an example, which, if emulated in richer parishes, would not only in itself achieve much good, but would smooth the path of the estimable bishop. The detail of how this large sum is made up may be roughly stated as follows: —Seat rent, £6lO ; church collection, £570 ; building fund and parsonage subscription, &c., £380; for new organ, £335; bishop’s fund, £360 ; Kew scholarship in Trinity college, £1000,; towards Henty scholar ship,, three Hentys, being Kew residents, £750. These are churchmen who know their duty and do it.

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New Advertisements. TOWN HALL. THEY ARE COMING! MR. AND MRS. HART’S COMIC OPERETTA COMPANY. . 535 0 -be RAFFLED on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, at Smith’s Horse Reposi tory, a splendid Black MARE, stands 15 hands, rising four years, broken to saddle, and thoroughly quiet. Raffle to coma off at 7 ’3O pan. sharp. 537 WEDNESDAY, March 19th, At 2 o’clock. UNDER: DISTRAINT FOR RENT. MR. ALFRED HARRISON has re ceived instructions from Mr. T. ' Quill .to sell by public auction at the -Hinds, on the property occupied by Mr. -v George Thompson, 3 Stacks of Oats I Stack of Barley. WEDNESDAY, March 19, at 2 o’clock. ALFRED HARRISON, 356: Auctioneer, etc. Educational. TINWALD SCHOOL. THE SCHOOL will be opened on ; MONDAY, 17th March. 1879. (Signed) J. BESWICK, 465 Chairman. THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. SCHOOL DISTRICT OF CAMBRIDGE. " rilE EDUCATION BOARD of the dis trict of North Canterbury proposes that the locality comprising all that jaart of the district lying between the school districts of ' Chertsey, Seafield, Ashburton, and Wakanui, bounded towards the north-west by the Great Southern Railway; towards the east by the boundary of the school district cf Chertsey, the road from the south-east corner of section 26,434 to the northernmost corner of section 26,624, and the boundary of the school district of Seafield; and towards the south-west by the boundaries of the school districts of Ash burton and Wakanui, shall be erected into a separate school district, to be called “T.ie School District of Cambridge,” pursuant to “ Fhe Education Act, 1877.” And the Board hereby calls a PUBLIC MEETING of the householders of such locality, to be held at the house of Mr. Joseph Megsom on MONDAY, the 17th day of March. 1879, at 7 o’clock in the evening, for the pur pose of electing a committee, and considering the boundaries of the said proposed schoo ■ district, 4 J. V. COLBORNE-VEEL, . Christchurch, Secretary. March sth, 1879. 475



Auction Sales. GREAT CLEARING SALE AT CHERTSEY. Messrs, w. j. g. bluett&co. have received instructions from Mr. William Ford, who is leaving for the North Island, to sell by public auction, on his farm at Chertsey, ON TUESDAY, APRIL i NEXT, the whole of his live and dead stock, Consisting of— -9 Useful draught horses I Hack, quiet in saddle 3 Drays Hornsby’s reaper and mower Double and single furrow ploughs Harrows American waggon Quantity of new and second-hand har ness McCormick’s reaper and binder Half-ton 9ft. Gospel Oak iron Grass seed Flour, etc., etc. 2 Tarpaulins, 15 x 12 A portable whare One and a half acres of potatoes Household furniture A large quantity of sundries Also, at the same time and place— The goodwill of the farm of 300 acres, held on purchasing clause at ,£3 per acre, on very liberal terms. The land, which is situated cn the main road (four- miles from the Chertsey railway station), is of excellent quality. It has no chains frontage, and is divided into five paddocks, with good sod and wiie fences, all of which are in good order . 100 Acres are. broken up ready for cropping 17 8)4 ,> in stubble \]/ 2 ~ potatoes 20 ~ English grass. A large quantity of blue gums have been planted, and are looking well and healthy. There is a 12-stalled stable and good 2-roomed cottage on the property. The above are for absolute sale, and will be sold without any reserve. A CONVEYANCE will meet the morning trains to convey persons to the sale. Luncheon provided. 533 Public Notice. BIBLES, Prayers, and Church Services, Hymnals for various churches.—H. M. JONES, Stationer, Baring Square. 473 b Partnership Notices. NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP lately existing between us, as Barristers and Solicitors, in Ashburton, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. J. E. HYDE HARRIS. C. W. IRELAND. Ashburton, February 19th, 1879. 408



DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. FROM and after this date the partner ship hitherto subsisting between H. Firth, J. H. Pass, and W. Stringer (trading under the name of “ Firth, Pass and Co.”) is DISSOLVED by mutual consent. The business will in future be carried on by J. H. Pass and W. Stringer, trading in the name of “J. H. Pass and Co.” H. FIRTH, J. H. PASS, Witness- W. STRINGER. C. W. PURNELL, Barrister, Ashburton. In reference to the above, persons indebted to the late firm of Firth, Pass and Co. are requested to pay their re spective accounts to J. H. Pass and Co., whose signature alone will be sufficient discharge. 320 J. H. PASS & CO. To Let. TO LET, TWO Four-roomed Brick COTTAGES in Cex-street. Apply to W. R. BOYLE, 498 Moore-street. TO LET, TWO Good SHOPS, with Dwelling Houses of four rooms attached. Centrally situated. Apply to CHAS. BRADDELL, 515 Montgomery’s Buildings. TO LET, A FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, with £-acre of land, near the East Town Belt; rent, 12s. per week, or it would be sold for £230. Apply to FRED. PAVITT, 523 East-street, Ashburton. TO LET, A Four-roomed COTTAGE near East Town Belt. Apply to CHAS. BRADDELL, 499 Montgomery’s Buildings. Tenders. TENDERS. BUILDERS desirous of tendering for Additions to the Upper Ashburton Road Board Office are requested to send in sealed tenders duly endorsed, and addressed to the Chairman at Westerfield, on or before TUESDAY, March 18. The drawings and specifications may be seen at the office of the Architect, Ashburton. J. STANLEY BRUCE, C.E. Ashburton, March 10. 494 Business Notice. GEORGE LADBROOK, (Near the Station, Winslow), Has in Stock a Good Supply of Gene ral Stores, which he can supply Wholesale and Retail at the lowest current rates. NOTICE. ALL Accounts due to the late firm of FIRTH, PASS & CO. are re quested to be paid to the undersigned by the 11th instant. J. H. PASS & CO., East Street, March 4, 1879. 463



Auction Sales. THURSDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1879. TO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, CON TRACTORS, AND OTHERS. g UNIMPROVED FARMS, g Messrs bullock and co. have leen favored with instructions from the proprietor to Sell by Public Auction, at their Rooms, East Street, on THURSDAY, 3rd APRIL, 8 Unimproved Farms, varying from 71 acres to 320 acres in extent, situated about six miles from Tinwald, and adjoining the Homestead of Allan McLean, Esq. To farmers and others requiring medium-sized farms, this pre sents unusual facilities for obtain ing some really good land at a moderate distance from Railway Sta' tions. Some of the farms are well watered, having running streams passing through them, making them suitable for dairy farming. The above will be sold upon exceptionally easy terms. Sale at 1.30 p.m. Further particulars to be had of BULLOCK & CO., 553 Auctioneers. 529



MONDAY, March 24, 1879. TO MECHANICS, RAILWAY EMPLOYES, AND OTHERS. T VALUABLE T 5- 1 - BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, J i Township of Trevorton. Messrs, bullock & co. have received instructions from the freeholder to sell by public auction, at their Rooms, East-street, on MONDAY, the 24th instant, 51 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, 51 Situated in the township of Trevorton, having frontages to Moore-street. The above sections present many advantages to parties having engagements in Ashburton, being so close to the town and in a position to must in a few years become the centre of the township. Also, at the same time and place, for the same Proprietor, 2 A C R. E S, 2 Part of W. S. Williams’ land, short distance from the N.W. Town Belt, having frontage that William-street, and abutting upon the canal. AL S O 2 SECTIONS 2 Just outside the Town Belt, having frontage to Alford Forest Road. Terms liberal at sale. Sale ar i^op.m. BULLOCK AND CO., 530 . Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, 26th MARCH, 1879. TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS, AND OTHERS. CLEARING SALE. HORSES, CATTLE, IMPLEMENTS, ETC LEASE OF FARM ON THE FAMOUS LONGBEACH RUN.



MESSRS. BULLOCK & CO., in con junction with Messrs. Friedlanclerßros., have received instructions from Mr. John Smart, Junr., to offer for Sale by Public Auc-: tion, at the Farm, on Wednesday, 26th March, 1879, the whole of the valuable Stock and Plant, comprising— -1 Black Gelding, 808, 6 yrs old, staunch: 1 ~ „ CHARLIE, 6 years old staunch I Grey Gelding, TOM, aged, staunch ; j 1 Bay „ PRINCE, 5 yrs,, staunch 1 Chesnut Mare, GIPSY, 5 yrs., stinted to Pretender I Black Mare, GIPSY, aged, with foal at foot, stinted as above 1 Brown Gelding, DICK, aged ! 2 Hack Saddles and Bridles 1 Reaper and Binder, by McCormick 1 Samuelson’s Original Reaper I New Dray, by Reid and Grey, with frame 1 Sydney Dray, with new Patent Axle 1 Double-furrow Plough, by Keetley 1 Single „ ~ by Duncan 2 Sets Harrows, Chaffcutter and Horse power 1 Roller i &c. &c. j 3 Cows in full profit 37 Head Cattle 1 xo Fat cross-bred Wethers Also, at the same time, INTEREST IN 305 AC of ES 305 REALLY MAGNIFICENT LAND j ON THE FAMOUS LONGBEACH RUN, Situate about two miles from the Winslow Railway Station, and six from Ashburton. The Land is divided into 12 Paddocks, all well fenced with live fences, and watered, except two, by a running stream. At present there are 150 acres in English grass, 40 in turnips, 40_ready for crsso-ploughing for wheat, 65 in native state, There is a com modious cottage with stable and out buildings erected upon the land. This Farm has a Frontage to Three Roads. We can safely recommend this property to parties requiring a really good farm. The land is of first-class quality, well watered, and near a railway station —advantages seldom met with in one locality. ' ' & ' Luncheon provided. Terms liberal, at Sale. Sale at 12 o’clock. . BULLOCK AND CO. Auctioneers. 505 FRIEDLANDER BROS. 54*



Auction Bales,. gULLOOK & fiO. (0. J. Edmiston, P. A. Edmiston, and W. H. Gun dry). TIN WALD STORE. 'ESSES. BULLOCK AND CO. beg to notify that, for the convenience of their customers and friends on the south side of the Ashburton River, they have OPENED a New STORE at Timvald, and draw attention to their stock, com prising— STATION AND FARM STORES, GRASS SEEDS for AUTUMN SOWING, AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, HARDWARE, 'FURNITURE, V' BUILDING MATERIALS, At their T I NW A L D, ■; S T O RE. Stock Sales conducted at the Timvald Yards will be settled for at the Timvald office if required. .... BULLOCK AND CO., Ashburton and Tinwald. • BULLOCK AND CO.’S : - ABSTRACT OF SALES. MARCH 19. ’ , Wakanui —Clearing Sale of Horses., Cattle, Implements. M A R C II 21. Hekeau Farm Hinds Clearing Sale of Stock, Horses, Implements, Grain. j ' M A R C II 24. • Sale of the Waterton Flour Mills, and Valu able Landed Property. M A R C II 26. Clearing Sale of Horses, Cattle, Farm Imple ments, and the Lease of Mr. Jno. Smart’s Farm, on the farm at Longbeach. MARC II ■ 27. Sale of Engineers’and Blacksmiths’ Plant, at Messrs. Edwards and Lee’s. APRIL 3. Unimproved Farms and Tussock Land. ' ' BULLOCK AND CO., 416 iy Auctioneers.



Booksellers, &c. NEW BUSINESS. J Y. WARD, BOOKSELLER, COMMERCIAL AND FANCY STATIONER, HAS much pleasure in announcing to the inhabitants of the Borough of Ashbur ton and County, that he - COMMENCED BUSINESS . ON SATURDAY MARCH I, 1879, in Messrs. Saunders Bros.’ Buildings, EAST STREET, NORTH, „ with • • A . . • A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF I Professional Stationery, Cornmmercial Stationery, Household Stationery, - Fancy Stationery, &C., &c., ■ &c. LITERATURE— :■ (In Assorted Bindings) COMPRISING ALL THE. MOST POPULAR AUTHORS ..'Also,— ;;,;;; PRESENTATION BOOKS. SCHOOL REQUISITES IN STOCK. Colonial, English, and Foreign Papers and Magazines supplied to order.' WORK-BOXES, WRITING-DESKS, and OTHER FANCY GOODS, AT REASONABLE PRICES. Hamilton’s Library Books on Deferred Payment. : flgkNote the address — J. Y. AV AR D , East Street North (Saunders Bros.’ New Buildings), ASHBURTON. 440 PROCLAMATION. REWARD. THE ABOVE REWARD will be paid to any person or persons giving such information as will lead to the discovery of the party who, on Saturday night last, the 22nd of February, did Enter the Premises of A. Weston, American Novelty Depot, East-street, Ashburton, :and left an- order for 1000 dollars’ worth of New American Novelties, just arrived from America; also had ' his hair cut, bought lib of IXL in Tobacco, several Pipes, Matches,--Cigars, and Colonial Newspapers, a parcel of New Novels, &c., and left thoroughly satisfied with his investments......... 420



General Stores, NEW GOODS, FRESH STOCK, JUST OPENED. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. 'San do & Olsen, GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, East Street, Ashburton, WHILE returning their Sincere Thanks for the liberal support given them in the past, beg respectfully to call the attention of the public to their Well-assorted Stock of the follow ing Goods : FURNISHING IRON MONGERY U OF ALL K I N D S'.: Fenders, Fireirons. Cutlery, Plated Goods. • Teapots, Cruet Stands. Butter Dishes. Tea and Coffee Sets, &c., &c. All goods sold at tlie very Lowest payable Prices. CARPENTERS’ TOOLS. Flay Forks, Rakes. Spades, Shovels. Ploughshares, &c. THE LARGEST STOCK ’ •- ■ •i ■ of ..1 ,-j; ,/ FELT CARPETING IN ASHBURTON. Cocoanut Matting,- ; i.;,.. . China Matting, 'i s Etc., Etc., Etc. CROCKERY. A"fihe Assortment of Crockery of the Latest Patterns. •



GROCERIES of the PUREST AND BEST RINDS F Sold and delivered in Town and Coun try . within a. radius of .fifteen miles. Machines and Contractors supplied regularly. SAILMAKING. ■ This branch is carried on on the premises by Two Practical Hands, and under the manage-; merit of our MR. SANDO, whose long’ experience in the Trade is a guarantee of ; ■' 'GOOD FIT : ( '• A in . .: HORSE -CLOTHS ; ; . . ~and FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP IN TENTS; : / v ;; : TARPAULINS, : RICK CLOTHS, &C., &C.,‘ &C. - - i; ; FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS ' Supplied to Order, and, ;■ ■; , LET OUT ON HIRE. ,A > BAKERY. This is carried on by a First-class ■Trades man. People can rely upon getting a GOOD AND . WHOLESOME LOAF, at from sd. to per Quartern.



NEWS AGENCIES. SANDO & OLSEN h;ive' been appointed Agents for the following papers : —Evening Echo, “ Canterbury Weekly Times,” and “Christian Record,” all of which can be delivered in Town and Country by our Carts and Mail Express ; also, by the following Agents : Wakantji ... J. W. McClure. Wakanui Greek G. Ledley. Seaeield ... T. Jones. ~ ... ... M. Bruce. Charing Cross G. S. Brown. Newland .... Edwin Watkins. Goods and parcels delivered every Tues day and Friday. f SANDO & OLSEN, EAST, STREET, 4SHBUETON.



Auction Sales. M O N D A Y, March 24th, At 1 , o’clock sharp. Mil. ALFRED HARRISON Ims re ceived instructions from Mr. S. Hardley, tinsmith, to soil bypublic auction on the premises, East Street, the whole of ■his Stock of Ironmongery, Ac., in con'sc queiice of his relinquishing that branch of his business,, his'.intention being to carry on the trade of gas-fitter and spouting manufacturer only. ' Among the; Goods to .bo sold are I Iron Safe, by Milner 3 C. G. Iron 'SOO gallon Tanks ■ (With each of which will be given a guarantee). 2 American Churns. 2 Kent Grates. 2 Douglas Pumps, No. 4. , Also,— Lamps, Brushware, Enamelled Pie Dishes, Tin Dishes, Toilet Water Cans, Buckets, Tea and Coffee Pots, Iron Tea Kettles, 30 Nests Billies, and a large quantity of Tin Goods'anti Iron mongery of all kinds, too numerous to mention. ' ALFRED HARRISON, 520 : Auctioneer, Ac. : iLu FREDHAR RIS 0N , j AUCTIONEER, I ASHB.URTON, IS open to conduct Sales by Auction, at his Rooms, or elsewhere ; also Sales by Private Treaty of any description upon the lowest possible terms. ! SEND IN YOUR PRODUCE, ' such as ,; pigs, ' i FOWLS, | : . CHEESE, eggs, &C.,... &c., &c., Also, FURNITURE, : , EFFECTS, and • GENERAL MERCHANDISE, for SATURDAY’S WEEKLY SALE, At 12 o’clock.



The following are upon my books, besides many others : Farms from 200 to 1000 acres, on easy terms. , .. - City and Suburban Sections. Sections at Tinwald. Two-roomed Cottages and handsome resi dences, on easy terms. SHARES FOR SALE— The Ashburton Gas Company. The Ashburton Templar Hall Company. Properties entered for sale free of charge. SALE YARDS attended every TUESDAY. New Sacks—Very Cheap. Old Sacks, any quantity. Fencing Wire, all sizes. ■ : ISTDONW FORGET S A TUR DAY’S, SAL E, at 12 o’clock. AGENT FOR THE ' ' M ANC HESTER FIRE ASSURANCE / COMPANY. .-•Capital, £i, ooo,ooo.— Lowest Rates. ■ Established 1824. ALFRED HARRISON, v Auctioneer; ; stock, estate, AND ’COMMISSION AGENT, BARING SQUARE, ASHBURTON, j 252 Business Notices, TO SURVEYORS, ARTISTS, & OTHERS. JUST opened up (ex Mennock and other English ships) a splendid assortment of Mathematical Instruments, Parallel Rulers, Set’Squares, Straight Edge Rules, etc.,; Stanley’s and others Mounted and other Drawing Papers, Oil and Water Colors in boxes and loose. . : R. BINSTEAD, " ; Cashel-street, Christchurch. AGENT FOR ASHBURTON HERALD. 504 NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS due to the Estate of Thomas Hicks, Ashburton, must be Paid at Once to the undersigned, at Messrs Pass and Co’s, or at the Road Board Office, Ashburton. Accounts re maining unpaid will be sued for without further notice. •J. H. PASS, H Trustees 454 C. B. BRANSON, ] - LlllSljees - MRS. MOREY’S NEW YEAR’S GIFTS AND CHRISTMAS TREE HI WILL positively be drawn on the 20th ‘ March next ; drawing to take place at 2 o’clock. Tickets, Is. each. All prizes and no blanks. VALUABLE PRIZES: 1st —Sewing Machine, value £8 Bs. 2nd—Rocking Horse, value £5 ss. 3rd—Silver Hunting Watch, value £3 12s. Gd. 4th —Gold Necklet and Locket, value £llss. Also, — FIFTY GOOD PICTURES. Tickets on'sale at the shop of Mrs. Morey, Tancred-street. Orders from the country accompanied by P. O. O. or stamps will be received up to the 19th inst. 458



Wants, &c. ‘ANTED, immediately, a number of APPRENTICES to the Dress making. Apply at once to ‘MISS THOMAS, Hooi'Eit, Axtken, and Co., 528 Victoria House. V TTANTED—A MARRIED COUPLE V V without encumbrance, or a Ge neral Servant who can Milk. Apply 500 MRS. F. MACBEAN STEWART. WANTED. A KITCHEN BOY, about 12 or 14 jC* L years old. Apply Axsteb’s Pm vate Hotel. 481 WANTED KNOWN —Three Cases Bronze Waiters, superior article, Bd. and Is. each. T. R. HOLDER AND COMPANY. WANTED KNOWN Magnificent assortment of Crockery of every description. T. R. HODDER AND COMPANY. WANTED KNOWN—We are Sole Agents for Home Treasure and Wilson’s Sewing Machines—Simplest and strongest machines made. T. R. HODDER AND COMPANY. WANTED Known—Grey Calicos, 2-J-d. per yard ; White do., 4s. 6d. doz.; Horrocks’ Longcloth, 4s. 9d. doz. T. R. HODDER AND CO. W r ANTED Known—Ladies’Silk Scarfs, Gkl., 10 kl., Is 4|d.; Fancy Prints, 3 3 d. 4 " T. R. HODDER AND CO. WANTED Known—Ladies’ Mantles * * and Jackets from 4s. 6d.; Real Welsh Home-spuns, all wool, Is. Id. and Is. 6d. T. R. HODDER AND CO.



VXTANTED Known—Tailoring on tlie ' premises by a first-class cutter. Scotch, English, and Colonial Tweeds, Serges, and Fancy Coatings in great variety. T. R. HODDER AND COMPANY. YI T ANTED Known— We are opening V * out a nice lot of Ladies’ Costumes and really handsome Winter Jackets. T. R. HODDER AND COMPANY. WANTED Known—Trimmed and Un trimmed Eats and Bonnets, all the newest styles. T. R. HODDER AND COMPANY. w /"ANTED KNOWN—Our Stock of * » Men’s Colonial and English Cloth ing is not to be surpassed in the Colony for quality and value. T..R. HODDER AND COMPANY. WANTED Known—That parties visit ing Ashburton will find our stock as well assorted and as reasonable in price as any in the Colony. T. R. HODDER AND COMPANY. WANTED Known—Our Dressmaking Department will be open on Mon day, 17th, under the charge of one of the best dressmakers in the Province. T. R. HODDER AND COMPANY. ~YX RANTED Specially Known—72 Kero » » sene Lamps, at ss. ; splendid lot. T. R. HODDER & COMPANY. WANTED Known Groceries and Oilmens’ Stores of every descrip tion, not to be surpassed in price and quality in the Colony delivered any where. T. R. PIODDER & COMPANY. WANTED Known, Ladies’, Children’s, and Men’s Boots and Shoes ; splen did stock. T. R. HODDER & COMPANY. WANTED Known every description. T. R. HODDER &'COMPANY. WANTED Known—l Case of Fancy Ribbons, Collars and Cuffs, and Ladies’ Gloves just opened. T. R. HODDER AND COMPANY. WANTED Known—Shirtings, Gfd. . Fancy Dress Stuffs, sid. ; really good Flannel, Is. 4d. T. R. HODDER AND CO. j 5i9 . LOST a New Wesleyan HYMN anc Tune Book. The finder will oblige by leaving tire same at 490 THE HERALD OFFICE. FOUND. Cl TRAYED on to my Farm one Bay C) Cob, with off fore leg and off hind leg white. Owner can have same by Pay ing expenses on applving to BENJAMIN EDE, Ashburton. " 487



NOTICE OF REMOVAL. HIM. JONES begs to inform bis , ‘ friends and the public generally, that after the 24th inst. he will be found 'new PREMISES, BARING SQUARE, (Next Poit Office). Stationery, Books, Toys, Fancy Goods, . Music, &c. . 397