POST OFFICE NOTICES.

j/Mails at the Ashburrauf/Pd|i\Office close > For Ciiristplmrch: and,,; North at 110.20 a.m. flor Rfikaia alid 4\pW 'daily, jigfior Dunedin, Tii/wald, \yinslo^ # \ X^iifHs, Winchester, and Geiraldinefat i0;20 aim. dailyi-i jA\

For Temuka, Timaru, and South at 10.20 a.m. and>i3 j>;m daily.r r x | 4 - \ \ For (Ashburton Forks* Mount Somers, -and Ashburton Gorge' oh Tuesdays and at ,lo.3o!a.'inny „ For Ashton, Waterton, and Longbeach, at 3.15 p.m. daily. J } i For Wakanui and Seafield, on Mondays and ‘Thursdays, at 7.30 p.m. The following letteis from places beyond the' colony were received at the Ashhurta Post Office during the month of April, and remained unclaimed on Ist June: 'i 1 kirderson/jimes, 1 ! {)( )| | Butt," Edward,' -^Charles,.Richard (2),..... Dunn, Patrick (Butcher), r ..Griffith, Mark, , i' !: b'llHhli, J.,;Burnett-'Street, o*fl » j- .) i< >‘j Joyce, John, ~,,. Lonerghan, John, ; ’ Pain, G., Moore-street, Plumpton, William, Smith, W., Wakanui Road. , , t . ~W. Sv. G. Douglas, ?.P.‘.yi( I yPostrridst'er.’ j

NOTICE'.' }

A travelling Post Office having been estab ished on the Southern line of railway, letters bearing a late fee of 2d. may be posted at any 'Station in ■the! jna|& carriage ’attached [ to., the .express-train, and. they.will be included in the maiy niad’e f up'id-trahsitddr offices' 6n' ‘the main bne and branches.

Sydney J. Dick, Chief Postmaster.

ASHBURTON RETAIL LIST.

MEMORANDA.

AUCTION SALES. j

To-Morrow. j Messrs. Bullock and Co., at Ashburtcjn Forks—Farm Implements, Etc. j Messrs*. J. T. Fo|d an|L £!o.,fatMr. Law | ry.’s residenc|, Seafiqld—Farm, Etc] Mr. Alfred Harrison, at his Rooms, at) 12.30—Oranges, Dates, and Mutton Birds.

The Ashburton Herald AND Borough and County Advertiser (With which is incorporated the "Evening Echo") THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1879.

Telegrams from the North, regarding' UhlM |ssume <a r | quieter color. ! *tte’ Natives l are stilP ploughing ajway at the land they have entered upon, and; are.|thr<^itening' 1 to’’ eompencp opera.-. tions upon moire, "~lsut'it is* asserted.- their trespass is only a civil one jto test JtitleU andjthey dpnyjany hostile intehtforti' irowivdk me said that the followers of the prophet | Te Whiti are almost unarmed and not j prepared for war, and a positive denial I

vff is given to the rumor that he has been? making preparations. A rumor, ho\fl ever, has gained curreribv, thatklp Whiti has prophetically ;; ;,sing||d 13th of the present month 'as of an uprising which is 4opiplal|i< tHe* whole of the land in the jof the Maoris. By what seer does not condescend to -.say; Meanwhile Government is active. Re cruiting for ;the ..Armed Constabulary is actively on( and 200 men are asked for to fill up the ranks for the defenGe'<jf;..New= t Elymouth.-,. ..Sir. George Grey said on Tuesday at New Ply mouth, that the arrangements he was miaking there were onl.y.part of a general jscheme under consideration of the Government for' the disposal of the Native difficulty at once and for ever. U%{i i} 1 -V'-VJ.- —I • r {/ t i

j New R.MifeMr: ; ; Joseph ; Beswick, we hear, has been appointed to the Resident .Magistracy of Lyttelton.

I 1.0. R.—A meeting'-of the Rechabite Tent will be held to-night. ! Nariiow Escape |4o3\| Fire. —ln|one lof tHe offices in’ Montgomery’s l buildings this morning, .a bundle of old newspapers ; lying near 'the - grate ‘caught fife, 5 and,' not ! being observed for Sdme ‘time,’ 1 were soon in a blaze. However, the fire was dis covered 'in* dime to. have;;it- extinguished before • any real mischief, was done,, only some, of j the woodwork! in the vicinity of the papers sustaining a slight - charring. Tjhe Illusionists. —The. entertainment promised last night did. .not , come off, and the show was a ,sell to ,the five people who put in'an appearance' to witness it. With'an J effbft : the'Kail-keeper got the; hall .-refit/afi& rafter some severe throes the! needful sums to satisfy other expenses; hy ,the company were,.parted; with'. '/" 1 U!IJ V> «;«?: hiu. j OJOVJIMO'* 0] U-.-rirriU.J. « i>r .n.- M {.L. si: , ( , Farewell, to Mp.. .Macfarlane. —Last; evening, aV.tW'Spmefset Hotpl,' a'fare'welf .pinner was giveii by a nuniber of'Ashhu j-i ton 'gentlemen tb Mr ( ’ feobert '’Macfarlane j Manager of t’he local'.fcfancli .of the ißank of New ” Zealand, on account of his removal from this district to Lyttelton: Owing to the limited notice that had been given .-of the, gathering, many who would ; have been present were unable to"‘attend! His Worship the Mayor occupied the chair, and Mr. Joseph Clark was vice chairman. After full justice had been done to the , very liberal dinner provided by Mr. Shearman, the- usual loyal toasts , were honored.. The Chairman then pro ceeded, | in' a ; 1 speech, f to present Mr. Macfarlane' with a very hand some marble /stand; clock 1 and plated tea and coffee service, in the name of the pitiz&hb; : Ashburton; >5; „ {Hej -.thought it spoke well for the conduct of their banker ito so-pleas ing an event. He felt sure Mr. Macfar land Iwoulfl.carry, r with u him.j ,the>kindly feeling of all these,' with whom he toade acquaintance,; .and ; ;he trusted that wherever his lot might be cast he and his 'family-would prosper. After the toast had been durnk, Mr. Macfarlane suitably replied, expressing, Ids, pinepre thanks for their kindness. "Mr.’Rf Friedlander pro posed, and Mr. Clark responded to the .toast' i of Hthft] \‘,Agp(pultiui;a\ • ” r Mr. Clark said that froifi his own personal* v thq soil ■ of -New. Zealand w;as superior to any‘other 'of tile 7 colonies for grain growing.,. ,IVJr. Bullo.ck proposed the ‘ ‘ Mercafitile interests,’* ‘ Responded to by Mr. Orr, who believed from what he had -Coen iiUa rtoiir inbitliei North’;thakthis was the best district in New Zealand, and jhe hoped they 'ftotild' sobh 1 se‘e' Very palpable evidence of the fact. Other local toasts were proposed and responded to and ■tK e' iiheefing disperse d: r: iV7 'A; ■) \a rm j

New Immigration Agent eor Ire land. —A letter received by the mail just w lttr*’'Auckland''‘ sayß^{'r — Sir fJ. Yogel G. M. Reed to the office of Immigration Agent for Itlie North icif Ireland, withvuprestricted power to send ;,outv emigrants, It is understood .that, 3Vjj\ Reeces bTieael ‘Quarters will; be ‘fiked at Belfast, ’but [that- •he > -will hlso; oc casionally visit*' the • Northern districts of rEnglairidf”' 1 bar ,T >>:l.V j rrr The 'Colony’s 5 OkhriiT. —The Mayor of Wellington is to wait ‘ upon the Preniier, . with the view of urging upon Sir George ThWpi'udehcei ’of the Natives, as ah'outbreak may render a loan

OJ Dn; the 13thi -ult. , a man married, but. discovering j the,. same;.night\that his wife.was “ enceinte!*” he turned her out of tlie house. A week later she . wap confined,. and.she now seeks towecoyer.ilie.n^e^Wof. support from the, ; child’s' iathpr. V.- yesterday) ihe hiisbarid’ asked .piptectipn frpmihe Duhedin i R.M., - against .his. wife’s , annoyance and j also ’ against ’’ h^t' ,l iht i fom , is^iqh&‘'with :; :his pam .in gs. j‘j Not jbei.ng it female* ! the; man r had' no 1 was .■dismissed,)., thw i * New T-elegraph.Oefioe. -t-A small tele-, graph! officq-.for. .the, j convenience pf]th® L station master' is being ‘ built *at the north. miicli wanted/ .j’.TQhitoS Jyd j; Cheap Bread. —A Baker in Hokitika iadvertises bread; at>'4d.; -per. >Mb. loaf. It is changed times .now with Hokitika; bvihtc

PsYchOLodicAL.—An exchange says : .' There Has besn a seppration between an. ; up-country lover .and his sweetheart.; She* presented'him With: her photograph, jwhich i-he' son-his;.bended, ...knees,, .swore, he Wphld always wear next, fus heart. While makihg,' His iast ’evening' cailp'he pulled; out his handkerchief from his .back pants ! pc&kefc*'lwh’e'n'dos,! the;photograph fell at 1 his. lady’s ; feet.,., She . says he is either a liar or' else' his heart is hot in the right place. j O Holloway’s Pills.— These Pills are more, efficacious in strengtheiiing a debilitated consti-' ■tatipn; [thay,, pny uther■> medi c ffip r m|he world. , [Persons,of .nervous habit of, body,;and jail-who are* suffering from weak' whose health has become decayed-’by fbillious, i'affections,■’ [disordered,:■ stomach* or liver): com-/ .plaints, should lose no time in . giving these 'admirable .Pills- a ffair traffic />G6ugh} oqoldsp asthdia/'bf'shbrliiesShf breathy are also! within the range ofthe senative powers of this very • reraarkablerm6dicin.e. .The.;cures, effected by these PiUs.,are:nqt;Superficiai or temporary, but complete and permanent. They are as- mild they are efficacious, and may be given, with confidence to delicate females and young chil dren.—Anvr.

TELEGRAPHIC

i w 1 CABLEGRAMS. EUROPE- of Baron RothscKild. j, s! London, June 2. ex. div. Baron Lionel Rothschild is dead. The Glasgow' Bank. June 4. The Glasgow Bank liquidators have deelared-a'dividend of'iss.>-ipayable ; oii'w the 20th inst.

AUSTRALIAN

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; (.r Lprd;Harris’,Letter.Home.,, „ " i vo-mva ./ ..Sydney,, June ‘sl'/i. i At a meeting of the Cricket Associa tion held last night 'a letter to the English press was stating thafci Lord Harris’ letter • was inaccurate' and ungenerous, t ,and that if suppressed ■several ihipbfthnf. facts. ’ .V. ' .Kyil-.t ■il'Hil M:»,l y,j ['iff ! I! -The Newi.Queensland. LoarU'oj BkisßANE 1 , ■, The Treasurer has introduced his Financial Statement:' 1 / -HeT estimated jthe revenue' at and the expenditure , npwdoan ot three millions is, to be'raised for immigration and public works. , ■ >r J ! :,■! ; n■; sf it

TO-DAY’S TELEGRAMS.

I NTJZ RPR6 VI NO! At.‘ n * A

■ •!. >j Xi rr—j \?/if <) 'J Wellington College.

t /The College'Governors have arranged •with - the - 'Bank J of > NewL Zealand# for funds to mbet all rj ordinary expenditure during the u cufrenf ! yeaE ' The 'number .of .pupils,, .show an increase of. 28. Professor Xirlc’s retained if he assists in genefaPschool work as - well as lectures on natural scie'nde. y { jf;.j r?.?l I! 0 7J\ M Reinforcements .for .the North. The Stella left this morning with forty-five Armed Constabulary /pr./Tara naki. The men have been recruited here within I ’the 1 last‘few ‘weeks. Men who have served before are being rapidly enrolled. Four Gatling guns are said to be on, their way from home to the torder, of government., • .

LAST NIGHT’S CABLEGRAMS.

(. Reuter's Telegrams J)

Difficulty of Troop Transport to the Cape.

London, June - 3.

News from Capetown to May 14 states that the advance of the British trppps has been delayed in consequence of 'transport'} is becoming seriohs. . ( 4

AUSTRALIAN.

, /i /I CT7T 1 j/i (Reuter's Telegrams.) A New Victorian Loan. a J u , n - e > 1 Ib is a reported/ that thd. intend to raise a further loan of three millions.

ThaKellys.

A telegram states that the Kellys are at the Puzzle Ranges. Their saddles and trappings 1 been, fpund, and the police have gone in search. Arrived—T ararua, [Special to Association .] The Melbourne drain Trade. .• ■ *' s June 4. The railways brought 880,000 bags of agricultural produce into Melbourne up to June 2nd. This is an increase of 262,000 bags over the corresponding period for last year, and is chiefly attri butable to the development of the chaff w exp6ftTlM€^^ , '■“-“-!• ll r. , : ,l :* v.: t'.Esrrsr.'?

KINDNESS.

1 ; (prom aHome-Paperl} Oriel ' day* fast ' ‘siimhie'rp a driver be gging rr}9.,. Rail- Sway .Goods Stationed pccaadiHo pass up the Quadrant Road, Highbury New Park, to deliver a—parcel.'’ JOn ap proaching’one, of the houses, he was seen by,a lady in a v wjndos, .yhp.imme diately said to some friends’ staying with her, I here/comes <th e/kind-) driver do pome and see what power he has over i .His !i h6ite^. i ” i '*'/rhe s ’'friehdk came, to the window, Smithson, ‘ m s was asked by the lady “to shake hands” with 2 diis v. horse&i w ;With, 1 good humor he/at-once complied. . Standing in'front) of the.'pair of -horses, -he called out, Tom;! JsHhke';hands'; 1 wJt when in ■lstahtlyl ' , tlie’ ; li^d' l! |ip his ;right foot., ri >Afjtqr’.a dri ver said, “Now, Tom, tlie other.foot!” wheh up Ivvent’ the foot insantly. The driver then went in front of ithe other horse, when a similar scene occured. \l_ |pleastng lpcideti t‘ rehiaihs ’ to 1 'be J Yold» w Stetreat the horses, y)ie put, turn round, and coi»ft-jQ.njl ; %l..jWtantly the •borsess turned .thek.;vatD~(rightr, Tou&dhl without the slightest need of so much as the crack bf a wHip'; ; ah ! d' followed''clever dri ver,. dog, would the shepherd. Shell''a hf: instkncd!shoes''clearly how be'; ) ddnd, but especially by the power-/of.! kindness,, i So iciety for ; the: Prevention h.ofcCruelty to Animals ” is doing a goodiwpfk in the punishnieut of .the T cruel; but would it not‘.lfe^'ap < ; I good work if they would retmfa 'tii&'/tmd? Men like Benjamin Smithson richly deserve tlieir “ Medals,” or “ Certificates of Honor ’

Thursday, J une 3,1879-]

THE ASHBURTON HERALD



H V‘.)nn'.f 1 urn rjij;i i 7. j[s } "10 o I * ! • Butter*' inferior t6! best .$ Ib; in '10) <) f to I 4! Eggs, $ dozen 2 6 to o 0! , Cheese, prime quality, lb O IO to o 0; 1 Bacon, prime smoked, 1? lb O IO to o 0 Hams in cloth, $ lb I o to o 01 Flour in bags, ioolb [2 6 to H ol Oatmeal, $ 2$tb 7 o to o 0 ,’vot1. ;.mn o, ,9 [, t0 i(9> 13



Clothing Establishment. I ' l !>"■- : ,' ]■ , jv i:M : ; v: p : ; ENCOURAGE NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES. TO THE PEOPLE OF THE ASHBURTON DISTRICT. - MESSRS. allen stein BOS. JJ ALLENSTEIN Jg Desire to inform .you that a : YYt Ul ‘ s RETAIL BRANCH of the E>V ZEALAND CLOTHING factory, ; ; :; 1 ; v IS NOW OPEN IN THE •• NEW : BRICK BUILDING *' ! ASHBURTON, '/ / ; (Next Bullock & Co.’s Rooms) h: To effectually introduce their .. Goods and drive.out the imported article they, haye decided to sell a SINGLE GARMENT •, H : i 1 at the WHOLESA L E PRIC E All goods are marked in plain ' ‘ figures, for het cash only. ■■■’ • 'A ns L {<£,t i:j a. l a*l avl i ■■■', Any article purchased and not approved of will be exchanged with the same courtesy with which it was sold, or, if desired, will 1 be returned. ■ ’• The Success which has attended the New Zealand Clothing Eac -•i itoty-s Retail Branches in Auck- ; .. ‘ land, Wellington, Christchurch, ... Dunedin, and ofcher towns,'leads I .the |P!roprietors to. believe that - there, exists a praiseworthy desire ) i on , the part of the public to encourage New Zealand Indus tries, especially where superior advantages ! are offered, and 1 your support''is solicited on this understanding only: n .,, , , WILLIAM SPARROW, } Manager 467 'Ashburton Branch. .n u. w, Chemists.



yt) VERBAL MEDICINES. , j PERSONS , suffering from liver com plaints/coughs, colds, worms, skin diseases, &c;/'are invited to try { >lo’Naturefocheap and universal remedy, “ H E R B S'. ” James'Neil, importer of Herbs, and 80. . • tanic medicines, George street, Dunedin, has appointed / MR. J. M. CAMBRIDGE, Chemist, Ashburton, iifj Agent ;for jhis, highly-extolled medicines, Composition; Powder for colds, Dandelion, "Coffee and Dandelion Pills for liver com plaints, Headache Pills, Botanic, Cough Syrup ; •' '■ /, 1 -Worm Powders „ , Stomach Bitters „ Blood Purifier, &c. i IST,Roots,/ .Herb'-.,: Barks, : ;&c, of every kind. 370



'• M A CAMBRIDGE'S ORANGE-QUININE TONIC WINE h A. > 'Ale*' CAft; jRIDGrs -, Orange . Quinine TONIC WINE. nn HIS invaluable 8 preparation is a pure solution of Qui nine, in the finest Syd 'ney Orange Wine, and "is most strongly recom-l - mended to, persons suf , fermg from indigestion, loss of appetite, ner , yousness, neuralgia,&c. As a general Tonic after ' "recovery from fever, or any indisposition,: it is more efficacious in re :: pairing the exhausted mental afid ’"bodily powers than any other . Sole iif W 1&& bottles (each guaranteed to " contain Wgyamrbf pure Quinine), Price, 4^'6d; 0 Prepared: ordyiibyil ■Fv ... 0 •rToirtf .; ; J. M. CAMBRIDGE, ' iU: j 1 Medical Hallj ; "'BB9; t V v ■ ! ; ashbvrton. j • JFjjrt <iiiJßusiness Notices. IT/AS H BI)RT ON. HERALD, 1. Daily. wu s:.m »r/.mnr:o: ■’»: < ; */,. V Country Edition ... 3p.m.■ ■• ‘ i Town Edition ... .4.30p.m. Qt:«.lico ::y a-u ’ : k M SUBSCRIBERS are requested to make :.) ay a ,a?.Li • i. known any. irregularity in the' delivery, in Town or f Gountry, whichehall ' /.'Ba immediately remedied. Country Sub .YOT*J iLi’y-i Y-i if . ,j -iiT'.v/ scribers along theWakanui Road to the school, thence to Seafield, Cambridge, and Newland, are supplied by the mail-cart every Tuesday and Friday. 2



\ \':ui Business Notices.



TO MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS, j <1 ;i ;i 'i ■; ?r :> ;; vv: i u • ; rr-'j■.;>'/ u;'/ v lii’i'OJ ' ‘I'J-MGAIA - u.K.if) V: n- /-, u r. .H/ :ri f > l«» *la <>;’ i V! f i!'! Oil )!;:';■! OVCi! 'r.Hflv,' V j .1- ;;iii .nTyrob*.! | jr .mtihi*in vijvv I.’ ;j < GREAT SAYING BY •l; . i.j PURCHASING TOUR STATIONERY Vi'.'i m:', r. ntoj. !j ! *U f "5 ?V i ! J -f < >1 AT I THE,. y <'| *.) ii) ’Mf i j ■ STATIONERy DEPORT.



r pr, CASH PRICES :, ~, t . i ENVELOPES, Cream Laid, Ju' Pee rood -''' 6k 6d., ■■ 1 r/ •Ditto Per 500 ; Harass 6cL Ditto ''Printed' ; 1,000, 19s. 6jd. Notepaper, ruled, per packet of 5 Quires, from is. 6d.< Large,quantities,at lower rates. ■ h;; >1 ‘ ' [in .vTiia non :i .\ ACCOUNT BOOKS OFALL KINDS. TEN PER CENT. , OFF FO R CA S H !j ! ! ! c *. V 1\ STORES LIBERALLY DEALT WITH. u .'1 HERALD OFFICE.



Business Notices. ODDER & riOMPANYS T. R H™ & C mi 11l ji '?f, , C { I Have just received r* | /.I I '/ \U:\ 'I ' I ; fUHOII DViV- M \ Winter Drapery ,&c.



KhDOZ. Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS £)0 from the Manufacturers, Belfast. PIECES,;—? 675. Yards .Trousering TWEED, from the Manufactory, Huddersfield'/-! ' n t ~ M Horrocks’a Long Cloth, direct from the : r ‘ ' makers. • ••! / Ji • 'Tj’/i. lV tf .7 Heavy Scotch ‘ Shirts,' ’ from > the Best House iii Glasgbw. wi> . ot ;i u n it ;• /. | , >i. i) *>! T T /i r 14 ALSO, r Hr . A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF doe•[ him .ilrjiiii .!]•■;r ! v.'i'M: J f nL .djj:! China, < ’Glassware/)'-! .:>! T.) iVI/. • f:; i>> v 7 .Paperhangings,; >.{ -j ... Hardware/ ' 1 /■ t„, 1 7 , , , Cabinet Goods. i ... nci i .Oft;:, i m ; . Electro-plate, ~} • T &e:/'.•!v«fcc.i,-.a &c. The .whole of the above bought by their London agents, ! oh the most advan tageous, terms, with, best discounts from manufacturers, will be Sold at the [SMALLEST POSSIBLE PROFIT. jj «•' 1 lire; 1<; ; ISI DAM/ p i



V",t DRAPERY-, ,*. au.U/AAii 4 C< i. T'] ’ i *j a :) w \ H : f ;> i:.) ij j -GENERAL: ME,RC,HANiD,ISE , <;'.!:»])'(.(.) y:,j; t j j AT WHQLESAXE, OR LESS C THAN WHOLESALE PRICES, ■ ; Voihpp in : 'j t; HODDER &'COMPiNY j purpose -giving- every advantage ~ i to their > new.! andiPincreasingly ! large circle of customers, by Selling ‘the above Shipment of j Especially as Another Shipment is daily expected per “ Redgauntlet,” and' ; they would rather make a sacrifice of profit than pay tdo heavily on Insurance Risk. b:i ti.i-.y -• -f i* [ • > hifit '/:!.vlfry ■* l j*Also just added to stock- ' j nod .TEAS f AND, ;SUGARS i r<i ! AiVfci.i i'Hi-i iilV'i OF S, RLTRNjPfI J>i V A L U E.j ! T "T i '•! u h i , it '.r -j ’ 1 •« !, V« fnrnl. 1 i’ • PREAD, 4^s, 'peiA'lloaf^'jfor Cash, - at' ; the,Store; < ss, ;i£ delivered for,; Cashjor Weeldy Accounts | ... :*l‘. Jhu'. ;vitE, ir-xhiulinl) .i) .<) ; j,-r«I.; t i->-f Pc,..; ~j .c'd.t, ••••. r:.'«i jojvrufO Jj; ! • boii.’i iUIA oi’.i.!•:r. 11’;. ! Flour always, on hand, ioolb., and 2oolb. Bags.-, ,» j mr , | JC '' V ' /■ /. V/A HARGE-ASSORTMENT OF j jC O tONiALJAHD ;:IMPORTE r D/ • Soots- 1 Shoes!, y , f,!ol> ui .‘ FURNISHING A-ND ’ f HOUSEHOLD - IRONMONGERY;: NORWICH UNION j r!ov4 l oohtjbu. ! r;:n! J .<7.0: F‘i RF. I nsu Rance , society;' A'- ( b- <-i V. A B V K.u I Ob) J i JlO-hudi’c i. Pj'AL;<>L'iOOl & HODDER AND COMPANY ASHBURTON. ] 814



m Drapery. Iff ■rf A, A.. /-v jilt /,j ?! i.:-v %v V,- \m :AHTi ii-.JA TTVT'T’S, /TN/nw ’(Fr , , M irnf m W eJB ~ :■■,{ tes w i: w' 1 & V I I & I * ,4 J I/ ■ ; i | \ / / f |■</ ■- ■Ji-i < Ci3TARG‘ , fHOOi'I! ••./■ “! l! . , , a^'i ; ui—, : Jv ; (K) { I J/j A L/ •» f • - *- •- •* J..X f r j. v„. GREAT : RE DUCT IQWS • *.n> v<. * Mij j t i':i.: , i.U}3>l 1 , I n .IN ALL GLASSES .OF.. (!( >. DRAPERY } 1<:I : J Milf-jj, i/[ it;- Jj AND o <l,:/. Vi;-! ;itia ~m,d: r < >n , FANCY GOODS, nii A lUni-AT'-i’.ni. i : J • >rn rii in7\ HM yf. j.'l A TTIITM <><.* ft 7 njEnnif-uO .iooV/ v'h.m/m ,vTn.;< > ,;ri v/<! i-t £IO,OOO to be .Spld at a. Sacrifice. ,; r a;):>rnU ,?ihr.:>£ VRpj'J ,v irjorniO bur; ;>3uIW ,ocoi I. Hj;}T* PRICES TO SUIT THE TIME& fio 4,<cases iqf /snow flakes Wincey- per yard, worth 9d. 2 cases Flannel, is. 2d. to is. 6d. per '>:Ya.rd # ;sJigW>oil^d is. k |gd f i case Ladies’ Ulster Cloaks at ißs. 6d. /i<case;La:dies/Jac.ketis at i bale white Blankets at i6s. 6d. to 225., slightly soiled, worth 275. 6d. n;; a’i.nqqifrv t ;HooM .cLH ,;dii v A



SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Caliyoes at 3s. 6d. to s‘s. 6d. per doz. 50 doz. Ladies’ Cambric Handkerchiefs at 4s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per doz. Ribboiis Shades' at reduced ces 30 doz. Ladies’'Silk Ties at ? 6ti. and is. J each 6 doz. prs. Ladies’ Boots, stained, will be given away at ss. pd. r ... % ... y . 20 pieces wool Tartant wilDbh sold jat is. 6d. per yard 5 doz. Ladies’ Straw Hats given, away at 6d. each 2 doz. Ladies’ half-price.. - eLOT-HlN€rd—-XSLO^mNGd- We hold an immense stock of Cloth ing— Geelotag,^ ! and- : I Mbsgiel; made, in every variety and style of suits. aid A Vu:t 'ATI A .MH'jOQH Y,HT Gent’s Ulster Coats in great variety Boys’ Suits, Boys’ Blister Cpats ''GenW Hats, ‘Gents’ 1 Ties' J ' v Men’s. Shirts at.2s.,6d..each. , , ~ >U /. /. /... ii I J ■. t >ji IOO] I Y>l 1 Waterproof Coats from 155.. 6d. up wards. bi'Yui to jfr> i>fu; ao/feKI ’■' XV this' is''a Genuine 1 goods of first-class quality we would ask ' the, public to!, call >asi f early .3 as r sdssible> 1 as a speedy clearance is ahticipated. ujvr t! 'A a 7.yorn.A .j-mooH. ynt : A LOT OF FELT- CARPETS AT .Is. 60-: PER,;YARD'.- > ay./, v:;-i A'riY. .a.Tiuoii y;r pitESgMAKIN.G; ( 'PEI?ARTMEfNT, ; . !We, have. just;engaged a first-class ■ Dressmaker from London, who will'take charge this week. . ..,. r .. d’L'JO? t J-JoM IHU'.DilllV/ j/o;. Good style and perfect fit guaranteed. ) ( 1 7. A , Vi i 71'{' I A ,7>S 'j (. >on v >l'!* Dresses and Costumes made to order bn the shortest notice.' -■< ./). ,< - m l ,V i ;>;1 >k) 1 mjyitl fCi AJO c4-' /itil /! j.iii d U () li A I IMPORTERS, ASHBURTON AND RAKAIA.



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Public Notices. NOTICE OP REMOVAL. II M. JONES begs to inform Ms friends and the public generally, that after the„24th inst. he will be found alliis | NEW PREMISES, EARING SQUARE. (Nerfc Post Office). ’ Stationery, Books, Toys, Fancy Goods, Music, &c. 1397 • I r lYi,-.,' \ £ Found, near Baring Square, a KISHFE with long handle, in a case. The, owner can have same by paying for jtlns' advertisement. Apply— Herald Office. 1943' WASTE-’ PAPER for' Sale, SdUpehb. at the Herald Office. Apply arly. - 1590. in, LET, a Five-roomed HOUSE 1 , Tancred Street. Apply ! ,U:ri ,;n.on;jjIMISS i; qALT-^GI^AN, 964 Taricred Street.



TRESPASS NOTICE. | r A LL persons found trespassing on the/ i i 1 Laghmor,Estate, .-frith Either-gun. on , dog, in qu.est,of. game, .will bp prosecuted after-tins'date. 1 ' ’ ■ 1 DONALD McLEANi May 27th, 1879. ’ ] 936, Wants, &c. j f> d i:> rtTTANrrED. -RNQWN, ■ jtliat; Envelopes Wj, ,1 anji. .Nptepapey. can- he obtained, ■wholesale or retail/at hhusdally lowj rates, at the “ Herald ” Office, East-street North. | 64g i.tliat VY , ‘Words 'are inserted. in this Column for ONE SHILLING'/ if Booked, Scale Charge. J , Y EMPLOYMENT, -f- W. «V*V J v ADAMS) > Moore< £>tte9t.> ‘ I j 972