POST OFFICE NOTICES.

Mails at the Ashburton Post Office 13 follows - vfl For Chrlipfurch and North at 10.20 a.lip ip.m., and,fpj|o p.m., daily. . Ilf iisfid | Maraldllfp, at io. Sd hsj;i mFfmTeAma, Til®, all Mth atWi?J jjp&gi J||j| fi§! jc||j ® 1 Somers, and Ashburton Gdrge ok; Tuesdays ,and r Fr\{iays at 10.30 a.m. ■ - ; r £ FjOy'Asljtong Wats|-tbn,''jand Longbfeaqh, 4 4t l 1?. 1 sqi. pi. xlaifyA /. J \ 1 \/ ! * x r , , ■..- W. St. G. DouGtAsf 1 v:' 3H r U::) I’A B f

a v A fcratalihjg hftyrpg Jbeen/,6stab,-i lislied on the Southern line of railway, letters' ’'’bemng'lMM‘e ,: feb , ‘df'2dr'Trray- : beposted-'at-»anty.r station in the mail carriage attached to, _the express train, and they wilbbe included mails made up in transit for offices on the main liije and branches. .( }■ ) SfDKilvlj./PrcK, ]/!'■, I it Chief’ Pb s Master.'- 3 *

MEMORANDA.

■c’xyj (1 via h.-ifi-j’i /\"‘3iiOf 1 AUCTION S ATJE S . ' '’ l

To-morrow,

12.30 sharp—4o cases Oranges., \_ ;^(y Messrs Bullock and. Co., at 1. 30, at their '>r -• Ukiday/ ]\i:AY' 30.; v ‘ !! 1 1 Messrs. Bullock and Co., atjtheir Rooms, at 11 o’clock —Balance of Stock' in-the ,;:;,1 jjfetKte o£ fjfepfff' estpn^ ; a v ..y,+ ; y j.ip. ,U

The Ashburton Herald AND BOROUGH AND COUNTY ADVERTISER (With Which is incorporated the “Evening Echo”). WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1879.

njids£. jo £ , sion it is satisfactory fo note ftfat, drbr withstanding the gloomy outlook which fSOtofe iayds ahead; jdf jt>Jorij^ r jth.epe are plenty of men who have a firm belief ■-id didff&tdteldrNiofv their faith by nominating friends and relatives, for free passages from the mo aner 'country:' n d^y~"{hPd^fc s Sfiil¥ Qeni‘- : . home*, the _ largest number of nomina tions that have ever yet bdeU'despatched in one month, left the Immigration ) (ffffie© foKthat gfjfog C |V , 9 < London, and this fact,ji^ : ,on.e- : sigpifjcanjd of the faith which we have already* said Cf the stability of the colony’s character as a ..grand field for immigration from Great ~BfxtaiiS l^d i s ! dihfe'if-m^3sfe''§hf J -th.atj.\yith_ a crj/ from the unemployed ' risingf land that has hitherto been cropped .threatened AY.ith jadal 1 oyear' because., of the inability of ?armers from impecfu '•nidsity i^ivyith every kind of labor crippled by the general dullness of. the... times—the ' dumber^f^'4ned 2^shbuM /be creased who are found rdady to ask

theif Afd'eindJl it§A c °J?e did countiy and settle here, at the same

time guaranteeing to the Government, sas ithey musb'-lthad pu ; of those friends they wilt be for by the nominators, and aided by therm 5 in the search for employment. But it ip-the- fact, and, we rejpicedpknoAV it. agjjtjiis t^TO i elo/-tn]eye'ar that?; work begins to get slack, when die har vest is gathered and the farmer is en joying Tprettj yar holiday. . But, wofk thW year—has reached itsislackl season sooner than usual, and the slack ness has far greater ; still, _ in face of it,Hit! ©vkHtiiglfoJoJiy, dip ss•§%;

men hold to the belief that things in New Zealand are not., what and the cloufewjpf pass away So it will, aiid'lgh^publie i bodies» freely throwing mto greatly hMitmit to p« pij(Ht# i fi fri tcjpo.Ull *S] liih% y\iv " ■ f 3P till w|/s\f?ey , i 4§ d jßndi|e begiif « tc&.bqMvej * tMf jfflk wfit }&, ovmH|hat 4 Jsb ®kef priksedffhe JlicK€|£ that the silver lining wifi soon be /pparentg J. * \.( j ( y<_ f / -

l=£ssr?=t=tt=#./i \ , WORKS. ~^The„time'for receiving ’ tenders for the construction of protective works at trie 'lilimiit-Somers'ci/ossing on the North Ash .-burtxm.has been extended to 10 a.m. on ’ 1 "Tiie / Loopholes. —Yesterday a citizen of Ashburton escaped by a neck fr|m| v|iaf\ His <Wcrr|bdp prognosticated would have b<sen a Aeavy punisliment. "TEeToOphole-of-escape'-was- afaulty-in-. formation, in which it /was not set forth that, -the l assarted ,;inßi;vidual - was an. 'officer of ih'e dohrij to wit,a'bum; whereat the heinousness of the offence consisted fhifhe accused daring to take the bailiff by the shoulders and thrusting him out of premises of which, warrant armed, he had taken possession. Had the information !Set fofiflp : tjWi “ jassaMtpd kept efi” one" was a bailiff, ' condign '-piiHisKment would have fallen upon the’head of the 'ejector, but in the absence of such desig nation of the information it was emasculated from its sting, and the bum dropped down to a private individual, avliohi; itr jsnjo fhafrih tp, tmnd'le. owf,of jdqors [from, premises upon which .he lias no right’ to be." ! In'the case' r W Hdliich We’iefer the bailiffs warrant was issued some days 'hfffer the money for which he “ bummed” had been paid. One can easily understand, in that case, the citizen’s inclination to eject the intruder. Apropos of the law’s JoPpholes,'an [instance, recently, occurred in .\Vellihgt6n, in wHiclrri case 'was adjduFried 1 for tliVee t <hi3Aßh|>b'ecfitrsd >a>ibluphjng lad could'not remember whether a notice was -served between the hours of eleven and four.

4 UNATTENDED; DRAYS.—The RIM; hasjj. expressed his determination to be severe [ {JAf 1 AidkJwhb'{etif|>abiy'rb3aW itheift hqr/ej jon;, tlie and 3ife';^ffehfce-jmpjfcj at; all an. r one. X)f late the police have been active in regard to this negligence of drivers, land the result has been that in East, Street the patience and good sense of the horses are not so frequently nor for so ..long put to the tast as they used to be ; ibfft spirit of the law if they observe'the lette"r,j though some are not careful to observe; even the letter. When horses are turned; into somebody else’s fenced paddock andj unharnessed, the thing is right enough if the paddock owner is satisfied, no danger Jeesujt in o th<j driver’s absence the paddock owner should see fit to turn the 'beastisridrift. Buj; J when men come in from the country witli their employers’ drays, and, knowing that they will not. be allowed to leave their dTorsei^at r <_ selves do an hour or two’s drinking, lead them away to some out-of-the-way placfe like the back of the railway shed or ja earn, store, and then go for their own infill,lthe dangp? is Kp-t ; i so ihsignificanij, *asf--the'p6lice carfridt readily seg'.the teamfi, and at any moment a scream from tlje Yankee whistle may send a cavalcade 6£ draught horses and drays in full and un controlled career down the. street, We sjriipiy callj" attention to this to let those occasional Ivisitors to Ashburton who thus tryio dotrgerthe police know that their little trick is well enough known, and may be exposed one of these days before the Magistrate. i

SURGEONS — Dr. Kristeven, rece-ilfcly of-Ashburton, but n jw , practising in Wellington, in a long letter/ to tbe Post, advocates tbe abolition of

lie.: asserts that honorary officers neglect" the work expected to do, the most of~ tqe b@ fjfe©3 byAhh -Resident Surgeon, usually a young man ; ana urges that the medical duties, to be efficiently performed, should be entrusted wholly to~ a qualified man, upon whom the whole responsibility should rest. In London, M. {ifftotefe best medical talent may me obtained Smt pf a large number of medical men, an honorary staff may work well, but in a colonial town; where, say, half a dozen or more ordinary medical men are in practice, nothing-lA other places as unsatisfatr- - toriness of having an honorary staff. Severe. —The Evening Post does not favor the candidature of Mr. Hutchinson, f ot> fioj -cha;i§ejTh a,-dig. at him. j On Thursday Mr. Hutchinson had a meetihg-ob the Newtown residents, and the Post*) under cover of a paragraph condemnatory! of the bad state of the roads in that papt' of the city, says the' residents carried? lanternsdn -their ..hands-,.- ‘ -like Diogenes of dhl,-molting/ 1 ftriAP J wisk m'ah!-’- j The majoSitynOf 1 thie /(Wellington burgesses, however, do not seem .to see.things ikr-the:: same light as the “ Post,” as Mr. Hutch inson was elected Mayor yesterday by a. majority. pf-3br over-liis- Mr.r Huntey, who/ .put" A Sprat to Catch a Mackerel. j— Mr, George M'Lean, M.H.R., stated in Pda address .to. hie constituents at Waikouaiti, that the Dunedin organ pf the Govern ment, the Otago DailyTimds, has received; for advertising Government notices- £3?!b

in the month of April alone. Mr. M‘LeaTi~ styles this “ bribery and corruption •iva-th-' WWKns sabotT -.oA « ; Wel lington got h6rd"of of gunppwder L Out with some playmates in jjjrkett’s' ' j r Msli|;dherflaa|j end nearly blew: . tMs thfiijiibjbfc Th£ oll|e| boys oannedifche.! wounded lad three miles to his mother's house, where he was attended] by a, I surgeon v --.Thej,njury.is a serioiis.one. c L JJ£ -WE.4i.ByAN’.i ImbrovEivlent VA-a! i: Wel y:: - lingfcup paper notices an essay on 4 j‘ Sain-' let”, fV.mee|iiig of the Young Men’s iSogiptyi^^

YESTERDAY'S COURT.

Before Mr. Frank Guinness, R.M. CIVIL CASES.

Bell v. Devery.—Mr. Bx’anson for plain ~ tiff, Mr. Ireland for defendant. The. claim was for oats and bags supplied,! 18s. 4d. In evidence for the plaifil|ff was asserted that the oats were supplied £<|j defendant John Devery, whikr!i|f vriM working on a road contract for the! firm pip Devery and Paton. Plaintiff demai| jffi| of any other party to saction but defendant, and held that, not knowing at/ the time-either defendant or: hisjj brothdl* Arthur I DeVery, he had only supplied the oats on ! the understanding that the price of them would be .paid . a -day: or-se> after. .Devery. was,..the contractor, and. defendant was working for him. In defence it was urged that plain tiff knew the oats were for the contractors, • 'and’j in proof of this, if was alleged' he had asked the money from!Mr; -Wilkie, who, lie heard was paying the accounts on the contract referred to. Arthur Devery “{went sinashj”; as ,-the defendant, in, evi-, derice put it, arid hence, he ‘ said, plaintiff -sij;ed the mari'he knew was 1 solvent." The evidence was very contradictory, and the ; bimch gave judgment , for . defendant with ! c6sts. "... ; KENNEDY V. BROWN. .• j Claiin$ r £7 3,65 t ;Bcfi fpn.jthree Y| e^s three -.driyu W&ges/ rind |-month-{Si fieri pf notice. Plaintiff had been engaged in- Christchurch at .the,barracks by Mr. W- Mj Brown’, 1 of t/hertSey,’ for Mr; ! R. Kil patrick. ( . Hei had on;Kilpatrick’s farm for the time alleged in the summons, rind had then been , discharged/ lOlpat nck refused to priy hiiiij arid refterfed him to who ffiad engaged.; hiim The engagement was ;V produced/ Y, .bearing signature for Kilpatrick. Plain tiff was non-suited with costs,; , CLELAND fJV;, j BASS^IpiRE.' Claim, £lO, balance:of account. Plain tiff hadploughed. oyer ,200 acres of land [fop defendant,, and received £144 6s. 3d., [for the‘Work, but the balance claimed'was still owing. Judgment for plaintiff for ifulkamdunt'and costs.j• ; , ;r ...yu., j r .

:; -Several-.. judgin,ents „, wu're given f ..by default,- .rind, a number of cases were ad- A’ ** • * »u *jn.l r 5 4 \. - \ .. u v

TELEGRAPHIC

TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

INTERPROVINCIAL.

• 4 & / Prbfesri6r'Cavill; T 8 Li Auckland, Wednesday.

Professor Cavill, the celebrated swirrirnef, was a'passenger to San Fran cisco by the Zealandia.,;:; m A kit|. HustonTeli-dpWff “inkhe'sfrdetj in a fit,"cutting her., head.badly on the[ kerbstone. " T removed hQnx^ L 'inj:;£i;.:eab tl SEG r OH JA ■ f i . _ Art. ' '“ " j i:L --Mr/ J< M'artiri’ ; rieridsi d Series. ofYlhis dra.vy.ipgs, in qil and water colors to the Sydrie/'E-xHioiiidri/ kooM j AraTbejNativieSy I The Waikatos have - gathered at Hikurangi. They. are much disap pointed at-the Ministers leaving them, and havirig :<: 'withdrawriAiHe proposals made last year. Evidence of the break riupeff th e .Kmglprirty; apparen that the Waikatos are about to leave Te Ku®3ivhTefri, on laecouej:iof4ts. v 'fine mili tary position, was chosen as the prin-. cipal placVdTr'eriideriß&fOr the Kingites after the war, although in Ngatima the head ( q.uarfeys for the. T Waikatos, Ngati rahakiroaj “ 'and - "Ngatipti'lieawe. Sec tions of the Waikato own the north rgndr'middle. p l ortipp.,.Qf .Kawhia,. some tens of’ thousands'' of icr’e's/"sc» "ttirit the Government need not fret about the duct of tb«PC^intwp[<jge "Tmndr-Gourt--was-markedly--improved. The-Tflveriti|atioriQfithLe3 > .HJ:apurahaf4ua block islconcluded, arid awarded to the :Waika family.>;J;udge Munro’s.strictures on the conduct iotAhs 'Welfihgto'tf Na- W.hich-rtheir fdre fathers had; deserted,:)?as met with great approval ftom b;pthr Natiyes.-.and Euro.-., peans. To Ngahau-arrived frorp Kopua, isi i golrig--’'intdn:r.€oUrr.ras;a::elainTarit the, Oranm : - f blbfck, together vyithf six * )Aj f ,01 the Native-RaridsiCourt." ;”'' 1

Te; s JJgakap- m.' Court! opposed the’ QkauTa'Block." ~Te l was obsti nate (and j threjatenedp the . Judge, who •-refii^d/tcs:all9FjrhV^o^-t^Q..-proceed. ?: Tbdre ,:%as;t great .excitethehVx The Court ;who :f fe-to'%laiiTe [ fot :: thei adjcuirnm^jitr-rGO’ dhe ,m.aU rfjtea®<3e- ;

x. j " . r r r: At the the. body of John:; jllytchj/found^ day last, a verdict "was "Tefumedy of “ FQnn4jdrp ; wnd(j.:oo ni ! a w-ji j-i £ j • AtOfhea-AppealoGpurt to-day Mr. , Allen/. solicitor, applied .for a writ; of habeas orpus\vi the case'bf Gleich, the Adelaide fraudulent?'bankrupt. .Their, ■ : ~Q'A 0)2 ; SjJSi^fr^bituajyj• j yLuX .;;feYI&MRGiLL ? Wednesday. Mr. jj. dr-^prouje, landlord qdWthe, dtnperiai Hotel,idiedi ig§t jiightJ - /was/ formerly .master of the iCjatfiolic. i § phoQl ; .here .' and was - well : known on the‘Otago "Gqid,field#. j l - 1 ■ZcJZib. .Chamber- of <Commerce. ? - ■ • iii Atdits jneefing ; yesterday the Chamber Commerce Adopted;. .thejiCpinmitteeV report re --amendment in bankruptcy

CRIME NO DISEASE.

u The* “ Lancet,” commenting upon thecase of \the criminal commendable protest agrimsfci-the theory .which is occasionally :; s|aii|ed in these ;days that crime is only a%sm of disease..[ The journal in ques tiorij calls to the fact that “ the anct-'oniyrorie/element wanting in was that which ought sss& preserijE- all—the reverence of rigtit. Truth arid justice were nothing to him except antagonistic powers to be neutralised or circumvented. He played against the agents of justice—as one may range his skill with the skill of ' anotherr--and often triumphed, though. at last.he was beaten. He played as with an equal, and was proud when he rivom ;•<;■ The,lack of respect, for an ,au*, thority. outside and higher than self is - the bane of that philosophy which’" ''* science—frilsely. so called —is .doing its w best to promulgate. This, is a medical[f| question not less than a moral issue. The interrelations of mind and body are so subtle and intimate that crimes, > j hrive-come to be treated:as. Against this pernicious error it is neces isary to protest./ ' ! A healthy Organism U - ? rriay be. made to produce bad fruit/'just as a perfect and highly finished, tool,may -be put to bad uses. .Here is an instance of a. sound mind-orgari fatally misused and it is important to point out that the n evil that has been wrought, is not trace able to hereditary or accidental defects - of physical development, nor is it to be - . ascribed to weakness, subserviency, or impressibility. The career Of Peace has been one Of vicious speciality jihfoughout/ and; thekeynote -of: • his,*, character was .simple; egotism, without homage, yearning, or sympathy for the supremacy of any authority above his own will.” .1 •. Y Y;‘ ; Y Y "Y'."-’"

AN ADVENTUROUS YOUNG COLONIST.

The Manawatu Times tells the-stOry of how a lad (the son of a resident . in Marton) who had been sbnt to England to school,' became isick, pf: scholastic trammels, and, without a penny in his pocket found his way over the 16,000 miles of “ briny blue”: between the old and the. new lands :

Although but just entering upon his teens the plucky little man determined to escape; fronv .his bondage and. work his way back the sixteen thousand miles, and-with that intention started off to tramp to London without a penny in his pocket. Arrived at the modern Baby lon, he succeeded in ingratiating him self with the captain of a vessel trading to Melbourne, who in return for the child’s services as “Jimmy Ducks,” gave him a passage to Wellington in pne-.pf the steamers... But;.even then, so near home and Happiness, he fourid himself still a stranger, penniless arid without help, until a captain of one of the Wanganui steamers gave him a lift to that town! YUnfortunately for_the child, there were no more vessels to accept service in lieu of passage—as there were .only,, the rail and the road whereby to rriach Rome-Yarid‘ tliri H£tle fellow was about girding up his loins for another tramp of thirty miles, when he stopped in front of a shop, the name of whose proprietor was familiar to him. Acting upon the spur of the moment, he ,entered and told his tale to the man —an old friend ’of : his : fathrir—who escorted him to the station, placed him in a first-class carnage with a ticket for Marton, and two hours later the brave little wanderer was knocking at his door; ,?l Tj g j?

New Paper. —A new paper has been published at Feilding. It is called the “Feilding Guardian,” and while confess ing liberal principles, declares its indepen dence of any ministry, s:; ; The iTheatres.— Messrs. 3BKs<?ocks and Hayman the criticisms of the press so highly that: they have (notified that all newspapers must pay if tliey want to send representatives l to- the; theatlesleased by _of r.public,. entertainment. This is a course -that has been followed beforebymanagers in the] sulks after an unpleasant criticism,ibufitbures"ltself.

A Maori Funerai,. —The;Manawatu "Times thus describes a Maori funeral that took place in Feilding -There wa3 a large procession, composed of both .sexes, and each person carried a gun/ the-women presenting .quite, a warlike - appearance. The latter were profußely deoked out with evergreens around the head and shoulders, intertwined with which were creepers with , &,-xsd ;; blossom-rdhis • being/we/nFesume, the emblem of mourhing for the departed. At intervals along the .. road shots. were (fired by those who made up the procession, ;the-firing being rather more frequent as •they passed "through the town,' A large ; nnmber of . ,datives arrived by the Up and .down trains dn Saturday morning/ to lake part’in the “ tangi”;ahd the furiergl, aom« (of them bringing Qonsxderable - stores of provisions to J §upply the wants of the large number :.expected to be present' on the sorrowful occasion. : Cooii.—A neighbour-missed corn from • his garner, and his suspicions rested upon a reckless fellow,; whom .everybody called Sam.-- -The -corn was kept in, V chamber over the kitchen, adjoining the woodhouse, towards which the: chamber, was left open and.accesible by.a; ladder.-- flf this midmghtt‘thefery’’a jftgother neigh bour. oallg determuied to satisfy himself concerning the identity of the thief, made Abed upQhth’e hitchejr andjay down to watch, About the time when church yards yawn he was aroused from a partial slumber, by, the rattling of .thehars of corn overhead, when he suddenly called out at thetopqfhis voice, '* f Sam !’’ /“Hallo" ! responded thplthief, entirely off his guard .by this sudden call. “ Don’t take more than a bushel.” “ Then I shall have to pour it out, for I’ve got twa-m-thg hfl3 already.-l”; . ;

fHE ASHBURTON HERALD.

[Wednesday May 1879.



Clothing- Establishment. =n» ! e'& : & m m M 'ti ill IP ! { ENCOURAGE N E $$L Dl 1 < ! Sk=i} I INDUSTRIES' m |§ i%i {gjs 1: v*;S* /Mg' <4 TO THE PEOPLE OF THE ASHBURTON DISTRICT.



H ALLEN:S:TEIN> B RO: S. Desire to..inform.you that iv a RETAIL BRANCH . .. of thei - EWy. ,CLOTHING., FACTORY, IS NOW OPEN IN THE; HEW-BRICK BUILDING;, " ASHBURTON,' ; .(Next. Bullock, & Ca’s Rooms) To effectually introduce. .their. :v ’ Goods and drive out the imported • article they have decided to sell a ' • ' ! SINGLRGARMENT,;;,' ,:.' - ' AT'THE WHOLE S 'A ! L ,! E " ; P'R ICE. AJhgoods are'marked in plain figures,; for net cash only.; ,•. , ■ f .. j •, Any article purchased and not approved of will be' exchanged ! - ' with the' same' courtesy- 1 with A ; ; which it whs sold, 6r| if desired, the money will' be returned:' *'**< ‘ ■ The Success which has attended the New 1 Eealahd Clothing Mc4 i _ tory’s Retail Branches in Auck land,’ Wellington,.KChristchurch,,,., Dunedin,' aiid other Towns; leads 1 ' the.^jro^ietorA tB J 'believe :: that’ Ri there exists a praiseworthy desire :r> :.i : ill 467 on the ' part" of the - public- to-.' encourage New Zealand -Indus-1 tnesj e^ecially' where'-superior- Advantages . j 'iare;; offered,; y apd rr . your support is solicited on this understandii|g oidy. 1 L ' ,f : -• ■ | iKTIkL'JUJH jmjlAM. TSmiiUJJ - ■O'Ji j'ivi.i ACltl WILLIAM SPARROW, ••dai.iv l ,S'bm!is torfio !<;;.%«= <r->Y 1 v i . u 3 ri Ashburton; Branch. j



.Chemists., HERBAIAMEDICINES. suffering ;^fem ! Oliver ;com -1 plaints; coughs; diseases,'&e., arerinritedtio try /_ i£ I Nature’s cheap-and universal remedy, J VHE R;B S> ” } James NeU, importer of Herbs, and Bo tanic medicines,, George street, Dunedin, Has appointed '•-Lf'iA Jici.Ci.J.l'U'ir; S MR. ; J. M. CAMBRIDGE, Chemist,.lAsHßunTON, 1 Agent' for :hiS:MgMy-extolled ; ..in e , < ?i < ?^ l ® s , Composition; Powder, for cdldsj.-jDanffelion.' Coffee and-Dandelion Pills for liver com plaints, Headache Pills, " !u ; ' Bdtahic- Gohgh SyrUp .:: ;; a:;:' i j__ ,V ;;:;; 'Wdrih -Powders . Stpmach’Bitters “ "BlbodrPurifier, &c. j Roots,'; Herb?., Barits-, • &c. of every kind. ~ 370 : i--a: Vi qg A MB-RPDG-E-Si Z'J j ORANGE-QT7ININE TONIC WINEi.' 1 H-'I S- invaluable Pmi preparation is a ..pure solution of Qui-' 7 J J.Txnne '{n L tH;e-finist Syd- n l ey r Orahge r Wine, land: ' 'ls'mdstsiro'ngly-recom mendedrt'O' persons suf- S 'ffefjhglromindigestion, loss of appetite, , neuralgia, &ed As ageheral -Toriic after Cnecovery from fever; or any indisposition, jit is :more: ;efiicaeious~Lin re pairing the " exhausted, mental and bodily'' than any other.: medicine. J ' : 'Sole-fii vvine guaranteed to contain. 30 grains of pure Quinine), Price., 4s; 6d. Prepared only' byT -J.-M. i CAMBRIDGE, { ---— ;~Medical Hall. . A -roe, ’.VAshburton.- CAMBRIDGE'S Orange- Qiiinine O TONIC WINE.



Business Notices. . JjL. > THE! AS HBU R T ON 1 HE R A LB, • x ichi(iiOJi3vfT- ■■r-- Published Daily. /. 7vo:i- : lI | d.iTAJ. CHIT Y.J x}yr~r~Tj-:iJK\l -SH-J • I mz: Country-Edition ... 3 p.m. .T i TbwhJEditiojn _ / .3; 4.30 p. hi. . ;sZiajlJa g* x j : i !32£QJXiZGK COT ! Id i rCV'I C are. requested to 'make a a-o j-'j. 0a; r> I ■«»«! «■ known any irregularity in the; delivery,'^ i-vf, LlO'j ,T/LATK T JCO:j A' vr I lrj «uu be immediately remedied. Country Sub *" scribets r along the > Wakahui • Road ten the ' - 'thence to S.ea|Leld>]Cambridge, and • 'l'j’i'i UiS 'AVIIJS I -tJuyif c Newland, are supplied by the mail-cart" every and Friday.



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Business Notices. m J) JJODDER & QOMPANY’S Direct Shipment of i||j |j|| f ; Winter Drapery Ex Ooriolanus, 7 fa \ NOW ARRIVED, |]! "i I jl Cqftsistin§ off.- *Dres's iStuffs, '/ \ | / \ C alicos, i Quilts, if ift \JjjJ 1 1 i ; ;l f/~ i (



Towels, •’Carpets, Druggets, Etc., : ' Etc.; ’ * Etc. SUfi Ji K. h 1- .'iWi tTTT •/ in fy i DOZEN Morley’s, .jHosiery 1 , don--; add Sticks. | listing ; of., Hpse, Pants,. Slum, nlrV • *'■ • '■■■ '• QrewdgOn's Calicos, 'No. ; 2 ! to ! No. ‘6/ direct ’ j fromithe rnakerSii PAIRS BLANKETS, from the Best' Manufactory—Witney.<j ici.'IOTIDIJO* (I ’/■ a , . r ...»*, Qi PIECES .FLANNEL, from' 'tlie' aj X Manufacturers', Rochdale. K <••» X.2.LL -l H A - - , DOZ. ..Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS JO, frdm the Manufacturers, Belfast. J 1 - v ’ &V7.v >0 (I >• AJ i i VV 1;) i\| <\f LJ PfEdßJS—w6 "Yards '"Trousering TWEED,:: from the: {Manufactory, Huddersfield. r r <\ u HorrokkS’s' tidhg- Clotli, '■ direct ffoni-l the .Tliii&fcers;);? / x



Hioo'i' J.tn.n .ifcmjdaterii'O fra'|.,-»V He'a !^y IJl fedotcK :n Sliirts| from: the-. ijßest 7' Glasgow. "<HO2 OKA ' yjKXY’T. FT /.) GkTA <i y. o Y.HV 3ITJ7r u :-r p y'l -> > ~ <?iiri>r<»tao, < 3K'A.r' A-Eind^^SSORTMENOJIjOF 'Crockerv c TDA * T ' SoD T **** vo xi-'m KxxavoO :rxT Glassware,... <r< r j. Kdi.€ U l^perfengirfgs^x jiia osj Sr<iware, , g gr h G;al}ipet Goods, iiurnorror. h 1 o ylJ[ [ • 3 /. ’•[ ■—r Electi'a-platd^ !£ A *ra?rjrr<2 xoD *' 1 -OOjilO OJ'&C.! The whole of the above bought by tliCTr-lS6n3offagGlf'tipoii:”thw.TODat::a_dyanj tageous tenfisp witlffßestiKliscounts from manufacfurefs7‘Will“be_Sold'at-the— ——- j smallES'P possible PROFIT, j cYaJOSAH 2 -- L -T, L R.'®)DDER-.'&jGOMEAJfYJ j -rqs'jgmposei giying T eyejy r > adyantggey- \ Ynn<khmcrgasfng|y| j large circle byni ] Selling Shipment of ! o iiio/r dcei’iorls ! 'rrpifgiK din? BBT g?gc boilqcws ai'locf ai'id'A^S ■jjmrjaa. .USXUiqS'.I jjrr.'S Ijsiifr AT-WTfftTryiH-ATfR-j—OB-It JLSS—.TW A TV .aoiToz obsm .. WHOLESALE' PRICES, fespecmlly 'as " Sai|3jfE3ST'is r daily expected per' i^^e^gkfirf£let r ;” r - r asA E %hey t . would rather malre~a sacrifice of profit than pay Risk. I



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-rSuMie-Notices.; NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TIT f gM. S ONES.-- begs.,.-to infonu_Jii.s JLJL. I iriorfifs aaicf that after fee 24tir~inst. J he mll-be -found at his NEW PREMISES, BARING SQUARE (Next Post Office). * t r s ‘ "T* f Stationery, Books, Toys, Fancy Goodis, '^397 arly. "ASTE PAPER for Sale, 3d. peril)' at the Herald Office. Apply IxT~ Ta7~ iT S^ 0