GARIBALDI'S ARRIVAL IN ROME.

General Garibaldi on arriving in .Rome was greatly fatigued. He was carried on a couch to the residence of his son, Menotti. The King sent an aide-de-camp to visit him. A more enthusiastically patriotic scene than that which occurred bn the occasion of Garibaldi arriving at the railway station has seldom been beheld. The shouts raised as the train entered the station

•were speedily silenced on the circula-

tion of a report that the General was ill. He was carried from the train on a mattress placed on a lounge settee. He lay extended and motionless, with his eyes closed, and a red handkerchief bound round his head. It looked as if

his corpse was being carried in state. It was found impossible to remove him the litter, which was placed in an 'lpen carriage and drawn, accompanied by a mournfully silent crowd, to the

house of his son, Menotti Garibaldi, at Civita Yecchia. The side of the rail way station was cut to admit the litter. The General slept well, however, on Saturday night and the doctors think he will leave his bed within a week: His friends assert that politics are wholly unconnected with his coming here. He found that his health was not improved at Caprera, and thought the mineral springs at Civita Vecchia might benefit his gout. Garibaldi, replying to- the syndic who visited him on his arrival, said he did not himself know the reason of his visit. Some say that Garibaldi has come to Rome to die.

DIDN’T WANT TO WASTE IT.

An old sea captain, well known in the day of Havre packets, who “ sailed the seas over” for forty years and more, used to tell that in the early part of his first voyage as captain, when he had but: just turned twenty-one, his cabin boy complained of a lame back. There was a medicine-chest on board, whose contents it was the captain’s duty to dispense according to the best of his knowledge and ability. In a shallow drawer at the bottom of the chest were three Spanish-fly .plasters ready spread on kid, and one of these the captain decided to apply to the boy’s back. It was done, and the little fellow sent to bed. In the morning he was on hand bright-and early, but the captain’s usual cup of coffee was.missing. “ Cook isn’t up, sir,” was the boy’s explanation. - r ‘‘ \V.hy not ?” asked. the. captain. “ Says he can’t get up, sir.” “Why not?” affiHis back hurts him, sir,” “Back? What’s the matter with his back?” “The-plaster, sir.” “What do you mean ?” exclaimed the captain, “ I didn’t, put the plaster, on his. back.” “No,'sir, but I did,” whimpered the boy. “You did, you young rascal,” howled the captain, jumping from his berth, “ What on earth did you do that for?” “ Well, sir,” answered the boy, getting well out of the range of any stray boot-jack or other missile that might chance to be within the captain’s reach, “when I woke up in the night it hurt me so I had to take it off. The cook was in the next bunk asleep, and I just clapped it on his back. I didn’t want to waste the plaster, sir.” And he didn’t. It worked to perfection, keeping the poor cook in his bed with a sore back for over a week ; and in the next bunk keeping him company, was the boy also with a sore back, but, it wasn’t the plaster that made it so. A ■ rope's-end was, a favorite prescription in those days.

The Advantage op Benefit Societies. —We commend, the subject of the follow ing paragraph, taken from a contemporary, 1 to the consideration of working men. It -refers to.the Rechabite benefit society, but ’ G there are' other societies, such a 3 the Foresters and Oddfellows giving similar benefits which are open to those who are not teetotallers :—“ A conversation arose with reference to making further efforts to arouse the attention of those for whose benefit the order was established to induce them to join the Tent. Bro. D. Hall said this was highly important, as many he had come in contact with when laid aside by the hand of sickness were dependent on charity, not having the means either to support themselves or their families. Each member was urged to induce some one during the next month to see the ad visableness of making provision for them selves and for those near and dear to them, so that when the calamities of life, which are so apt to overtake them, shall prevent them procuring the necessaries of life, both they and theirs may be placed beyond the reach of want through mem bership with this temperance benefit society.-” ■ T , , i A Hade Old Lady. —Mrs. Cameron (says the “Rangitikei Advocate), mother of Mr. Charles Cameron, of Turakina, whose age is close upon 100 years, recently walked from one station to another, a dis tance of over five miles, over a very rug ged and precipitous track, unaccompanied byapy one, and without even the aid of a wsffing- stick. In some places in the road a horse would with difficulty make his way, so exceedingly steep is it; yet this surpris ingly active little old body accomplished the journey in a very short time. f .... Yi (JA Cheap “ Let-off.”— A juryman in' Wellington did not show up last week when his name was called for an inquest. Subsequently he put in an appearance and an explanation —press of business. The j* Coroner fined him five shillings, and let him go. If five shillings would always ex empt a man from serving on a Coroner’3 jury, it would be a difficult thing to raise twelve of the “ good and true at any time. A Petttlent woman, who accidentally •"•"broke the handle of a china cup, rashly no’exclaimed that she wished none of the m handles. Later on it became nece 8 edryfor the serving maid to explain mat ters, rnd she proceeded to do so by say ing : “Indade, marm, and ye’e said ye’ prefare to hev the hanthels all aff, and ye ee I have done ft rale noice.

THE ASHBURTON HERALD.

[Mnmuv Ju he % n Bj*C7T7‘



; ; LAST , MIGHT'S CABLEGRAMS. (Reuter’s Telegrams.) London, May 30. Sir Garnet Wolselev left to-day to assume the command at Natal. May 28. Arrived—The Orient Co.’s steamer, John Elder, at Plymouth, to-day. (Age Special. ) : Naples, May 30. Mount Etna is in active eruption. Calcutta, May 30. The principal portion of the British troops will leave Jellalabad immedi ately. The ratification of the treaty of peace with Yakoob Khan was completed to day. . The Oaks. London, May 31. The Oaks Stakes of 50 sovs. each ' hft for three-year old fillies, Bst. iolb. each ; the owner of the second to receive 300 sovs., and the third 150 sovs. out of the stakes ; about a mile and a half—(closed with 182 sub scribers) Lord Falmouth’s Wheel of Fortune 1 Mr. W. P. I’Anson’s b. f. Coromandel 2 Duke of Westminster’s Adventure 3 AUSTRALIAN. (Reuter's Telegrams.) Sydney, May 31. The intercolonial boat race between New South Wales and Victoria took place to-day. New South Wales won. Affecting. —An old gentleman of 84, and his bride aged 82, entered a railway car, the other day, and took a seat by the stove. A youth occupying the seat in front says he overheard the following: Old gentleman to his bride —“ Who’s a ’ittle lamb 1 ” Bride— £< Bofe of us. ”



New Advertisements. TO TENDERERS. THE Tender of Messrs. Page and Hodder has been accepted for build ing shop in Tancred Street. 959 J. C. DOLMAN. ASHBURTON PERMANENT BUILD ING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. THE Monthly Meeting of the above Society will be held in Mr. Bulloch’s office on TUESDAY EVENING, from 6*30 to 8.30. Subscriptions will be received at the Secretary’s office, Burnett street, be tween the hours of 9 o’clock and 4 p.m. this day, at Mr. Bullock’s office, from 6*30 to B'3o on Tuesday evening. 960 J. WARD. Secretary. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Wills Street. THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the . above Church will be held on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. On WEDNESDAY Evening, the 4th inst., at 7.30 p.m., a PUBLIC MEETING Will be held in the Church. Addresses will be delivered by the Rev.. J. Clover, of Christchurch, Mr. Johns, and others, ; All are affectionately invited. 957 THE RESIDENT MAGISTRATE’S COURT, ASHBURTON. /COURTS will be held in Ashburton on THURSDAYS for the hearing of cases under £2O. By order, . C. CAVENDISH HURRELL, Clerk of the Court. June 2, 1879. 958 ASHBURTON DISTRICTS. ASSESSMENT COURT, 1879. ISTTOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance .XN of the provisions of the Rating Act, 1876, that Assessment Courts will be held by meat the places undermentioned, andat the times hereinafter specified, for the purpose of hearing and determining all objections to the respective Valuation Lists of the various Districts within the County of Ashburton for the now current year, when, all clerks, valuators, and others—duly appointed on behalf of the local bodies— are requested to attend the sittings of the said Courts : Borough op Ashburton. Monday, June 9, at 12 o’clock, at the Town Hall, Ashburton. Mount Hutt. Monday, June 16, at 12 o’clock, at the Road Board Office, Mount Hutt. j South Rakaia. Thursday, June 12, at 12 o’clock, at the Road Board Office, South Rakaia. F. GUINNESS, Judge. May 31, 1879. 956 • Miscellaneous. JUST ARRIVED, Albums, Desks, Vforkboxes, &c. H. M. JONES, Stationer, Baring Square. 473 a WANTED Known, that unless Adver tisements are sent in by 2 p.m. thoy cannot be inserted in the Country Edition of the Herald. , THE UNION FIRE AND MARINE IN SURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. SHAREHOLDERS are hereby informed that in accordance with clause N°- 8 of the Articles of Association, the directors have decided to postpone the due dates of calls No. 7 and 8 on the shares of! this Company, which calls would have been due on June Ist and October Ist, next respectively. The usual formal notice will be given.at such times as the calls are made. i W. DEVENISH ME ARES, ' ‘ ' General Manager. { Christchurch, May Ist, 1879. 832



Auction Sales. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 12 o’clock noon. 1 : ALFRED HARRISON has received in structions from Mr. H. Firth, Tan cred Street (who is about to remove into a smaller house), to sell by public auction on the premises, on the above date, the whole of his Furniture and effects, com prising— Horse-hair Sofa, Chairs, Centre Tables, Carpets, Oilcloths, Handsome Chest of Drawers, Double Bedstead, Single Bedsteads, Mattresses, Blankets, and Linen, Portable Boiler, Kitchen Utensils, Etc. Sale at 12 o’clock. ALFRED HARRISON, 947 Auctioneer. Entertainments. OPEN MEETING. , 1.0.G.T. A -DAWN OF PEACE LODGE,. No. 164. MEETING of the Dawn of Peace Lodge, . OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, Will be held on ■ THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, In the TEMPLAR HALL. The doors will be open to the public at half-past eight, and a cordial invitation is given to all. JAMES J. ASHWOOD, 951 Secretary.



V. R. m OWN HALL, ASHBURTON. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, June 3RD and 4TH. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY! GRAND OPENING NIGHT, TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, JUNE 3rd. A Crushing Blow to all Spiritualistic Frauds. Messrs THORN, DARVINand BURTON, Original-Royal Illusionists and Legitimate Exposers of Spiritualism. “ One Hour in Dreamland with Thom,” Introducing his original Flying Cage and the Great Goldfish Bowl Illusion, “ Psycho, ” the Automatic Turk. Davrin and Burton’s Night with the Spirits. Prices, to suit the times, 3s. and 2s. Overture at 8 o’clock sharp. Carriages at 10.15. C. WEIGHTMAN, 966 ' . Agent. ■ Tenders. NOTI C E . THE Tender of Eliazer Jones for the the Ashburton Branch Railway, has been accepted. JOHN FRASER, Contractor. May 29, 1879. 938 UPPER ASHBURTON ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited for the under mentioned works : 25. Metalling, and Bridging .Corbett’s Road, in- • j 26. Forming a portion of the old Timaru Track past Harris’s. >; ;i ; j • Tenders to be addressed to the Chair man on or before noon on TUESDAY, June 3. R. D PULLAR, 1 ;; 893 Clerk to the Board. MOUNT SOMERS ROAD BOARD. TENDERS are invited by this Board for the following works : No. 19. Forming and Shingling about two miles of the road from Shep herd’s . Bush to the boundary of the district. No. 20. Forming and Shingling road near Graham’s, Alford Forest. Tenders to be sent in, addressed to the Chairman, on or before noon of FRIDAY, ,6th June. . . . Specifications, &c., will be seen at the Road Board Office, on applying to JAMES FRASER, Clerk, &c., to the Board. Mount Somers Road Board Office, 17th May, 1879. 892 Public Notices. ASHBURTON BOROUGH COUNCIL v&rv/;.NOTICE. THE attention of all persons dealing in Kerosene is directed to the “ Petro leum” Clause, in the Ashburton Borough Bye-laws, which requires that all such should be licensed. Applications for Licenses will be received by the Town Clerk up till 5 p.m. on Saturday, 31st inst., and considered at the Council’s meeting on Monday, 2nd June. CHAS. BRADDELL, I Ashburton, Town Clerk. 28th May, 1879. 941 ASHBURTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS are invited for performing the duties of SCAVENGER for the Borough. I Specifications of the work to be done may be seen at the office of Messrs. Fooks and Son, Borough Engineers, and tenders endorsed “ Tender for Scavenging,” j and accompanied by a guarantee deposit of £5, to be delivered at the Borough Office on or before Saturday, 7th June, 1879. ! CHAS. BRADDELL, ■. Town Clerk. Borough Council Office, j . : Ashburton, May 30th, 1879. 44 BIBLES, Prayers, and Church! Services/ Hymnals for various churches.—H. 1 M. JONES, Stationer, Baring Square. 473 b



AUQvion BEECHLEY FARM. j SEAFIELD. SE AFIELD. ABSOLUTE SALE. Messrs, j. t. ford and co. have been instructed to sell by Public Auction on FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 6th, ON THE PROPERTY, The above well-known FARM, .. • The property of Mr. W. La wry, together with the LIVE AND DEAD STOCK thereon. Beechley Farm is so well and favorably known, that there is no need to enlarge on its manifest advantages. It has frontages on two made roads, and adjoins the flourishing township of Seafield, where there is a Government School. There is a good opening for another store at Seafield. The Farm consists of about 590 ACRES 590 (Fenced and sub-divided), 120 of which are in grass, and 470 acres are now ready for grain crops. It is distant from Ashburton about 12 miles, nearly the same from Chertsey, and 10 miles from Dromore. The improvements are as follows : A FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, new and well built, a six-stalled Stable, Store room, Well, &c., &c., All the buildings are made of weather boards, roofed with iron. LIVE STOCK. 1 BAY GELDING I BLACK GELDING I &c., &c., &c. IMPLEMENTS. - 8-HORSE-POWER ENGINE AND COMBINE (Hornsby’s), with strqw ele vators WATER CART, &c- i 1 MCCORMICK’S REAPERS AND Vi3 binders■,j. QUANTITY OF WIRE ' I 3-EURROW. PLOUGH; ; (Ransome and Sims) . 1 DOUBLE PLOUGH L L! 1 SINGLE PLOUGH 1 SET HEAVY HARROWS, 4 leaves 1 SET LIGHT do. 3 do. 1 CAMBRIDGE ROLLER ’ fx FARM (DRAY AND FRAME y\ 1 400-Galibn r TANK j 2 Sets SHAFT HARNESS 2 Sets LEADING HARNESS Plough Harness . Whippletrees, Double and Treble Sets Spring Cart and Harness Quantity of Empty Sacks Quantity of Carrots Quantity.of Potatoes' Stack of Oat Straw. The Implements are all quite New, and the Horses Good. J. T. FORD AND CO., Auctioneers, 975 --Li d ,J, O 'J?' O G Christchurch. -.v:ot;! j;jPtt I blic- ; Notices.,; j MOUNT SOMERS ROAD BOARD. NOTICE. THE Road by William Smith’s, Alford Forest, will be CLOSED .to Traffic for Eight Days from this date, for build ing bridge. ' ! ' JAMES FRASER, Overseer. 270 h May, 1879. 935 BOROUGH OF ASHBURTON. RATING ACT, 1876. "TYTOTICE is hereby given, that in pur -1 1 suance of the above-named Act, an Assessment Court will be held by me in the Town Hall, on MONDAY, the 9th JUNE next, for the purpose of hearing and determining all OBJECTIONS to the Valuation List of the Borough of Ash burton. (Signed) F. GUINNESS, j Judge. Ashburton, 26th May, 1879. 922 TRESPASS NOTICE. jri . 'j\ ‘ yi- ALL persons found trespassing on the Laghmor Estate, with either gun or dog, in quest of game, will be prose cuted after this date. DONALD McLEAN. May 27tli, 1879. 9?6 ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. THE time for receiving Tenders for Protective Works, North Ashburton River (Mount Somers Crossing) is ex tended to 10 a.m., WEDNESDAY the 4th JUNE, 1879. ’ By order, Wm. BAXTER, { Ashburton, County Engineer. May 28th, 1879. S 931 IN BANKRUPTCY. WEEKS & DIXON have on Sale at their Office, East Street North,— BANKRUPTCY ACTS, • L.- • ' PROOFS OF DEBT FORMS, FORMS OF AFFIDAVIT. - j Also, — | t l '-’ - 1 ' FORMS OF TO LET and FOR SALE. IN BANKRUPTCY. ~ •^pOTIQE— TOe'* ‘ AshbubtonHekai, ris rr is a ‘Gazette ’f6r all' iibticel > \ihder Debtors and Creditors Acts.



Amotion gales, -‘HIT I BULLOCK AND CO., | AGENTS FOR THE , \fj SOUTH_ BRITISH FIRE I AND MARINE'INSURANCE COMPANY of NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL ... ... ... ... £1,000,000. Insurances effected at the lowest current rates on all kinds of Buildings, Threshing Machines, Crops Growing and in Stack. J. DRUMMOND McPHERSON, Manager, Christchurch. .. BULLOCK AND CO.’S : ABSTRACT of sales. TUESDAY,. JUNE 3. At Tinwald Yards—Stock and Implements. ! BULLOCK AND CO. y' \ 1 Auctioneers.



Business Notice. Properties for sale AND ' ‘ TO LET ; BY | Messrs. Poyntz & Go., ASHBURTON. j 'F O R SALE. f j 800 Acres Unimproved Land, near Chert sey. ’ 1 : l 160 Acres, three miles from Ashburton, ‘'*"7o acres in English Grass. - :j; j 150 Acres at Longbeach; Good- House - and Outbuildings. .noli J - 10-Acres near Wakanui Township ; good stand for a - Blacksmith. Acre in South Rakaia Township. ... [ The Central Temperance Hotel, Baring Square, Ashburton. • :( TO LET-.l | 40 Acres of, Good Land, two miles from Tinwald. . j 350 Acres Good Land, Coldstream Run, Rangitata—rpurchasing cla,use. Several Houses in Ashburton, various : 'sizes. s ;V : ' L-fTY? : j A House and Shop in East Street. ♦ V j A House and Shop in the ' j A House, Shop, and Bakery, iii the Tri .. . angle. - i-.vu ocp>o.i2. A House and Shop in Burnett Street. . : also,— ~, j * SEVERAL HOUSES IN ASHBURTON ' FOR SALE, ~. c c . ON EASY TERMS. ‘ | ’•'Apply " A I POVNTZ & CO., East Street,:/ ! 1 928 Ashburton, DIARIES. —A Few Commercial and Scribbling Diaries on Sale, Cheap, at the “Herald” Stationery Depot, East, Street North, near Railway Station. | (?( SEWING Machines and other Requi sites. H. M. JONES, Stationer, Etc., Baring Square. | 473 k. Public Notice; j ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL. TARESH applications are invited from I ' competent persons to act as FERRY MAN at the Rangitata Road Bridge Ferry. Particulars and conditions of appointment are on view at the Council’s Offices, Ash- 1 burton. Applications, with references, endorsed “ Ferryman Rangitata Bridge Ferry,” will be received at the Council’s Offices, Ashburton, up to 10' a.m. on WEDNESDAY, 4th day of June, 1879. _ SCALE OF CHARGES: For Passengers... ... : ’.U;fl 0 ! - „ Horses (including horse & rider ... n ,2 6 ~ Vehicles .... ...: 3 0 „ Merchandise ... !i • .1;' nil. „ Sheep, 2d. per score over; :; 500 ; 6d. per score under . ; .6(k). j ; ; „ Cattle and horses driven or ' led in a mob, 6d per head By order, -,.'4 ’ I F. MAINWARING. Cletk Ashburton, April 22'," 1878. 757



Bookseller?!, NEW i BUSINESS. | ' * ! jy; w~a r D.n - * 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, t'W.-j/S. ; • • ' in Messrs. Saunders Bros,’ Buildings,' EAST STREET, NORTH, ;: T With ..... .. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Professional Stationery, Commmercial Stationery, Household Stationery, : J Fancy Stationery, , ■ 4 * &c., &c., &c. LITERATURE- = ' ' ; (In Assorted Bindings)! - : ■' COMPRISING ALL THE MOST . . POPULAR AUT HORS •' : 'Also,— • .V.Ci PRESENTATION BOOKS. SCHOOL ( REQUISITES IN STOCK. Colonial, English, and Foreign Papers and Magazines supplied to order. WORK-BOXES, WRITING-DESKS, Fi'fTO ■ f and-, , . . . ‘ OTHER FANCY GOODS, > :t ■> ‘ ■' AT -REASONABLE: PRICES. . Hamilton’s Library Books on Deferred Payment. a |_| ASSkNote the: address— . .. v o-i». I Jj. (~rY„ ;W-A. R, d’V , i)in.i>t*a ii East Street North v ,r bcrji (Saunders Bros.’ New Buildings),- roj ASHBURTON. - . --• * >■ Notices, ': : " 1 l:jf i ■or @*3 - -j FRED ERIC K PAVITT, COMMISSION, AGENT, Etc," . - ; East f Street, Ashburton, BEGS to notify to the Public that he has received:the following, appointment : <>j I HEREBY appoint FREDERICK PAYITT, of Ashburton, a Certifi cated Accountant in Bankruptcy. 1 C. D. R. WARD, District. Judge. April 25, 1879. 766



. jn 6 T I e-iEHcD! ESTATE OF F. DOHERTY, Aj LL Accounts due ito the iabove estate r\ must be paid forthwith to Mr. Doherty, or they will be sued for without further notice. 7,13)7/. f. By order of the Trustees, -r, T ..... , CARO.. , ’927' * 4: * 1: • ' *■*' W. BROWNE/ * NOTICE. LL ACCOUNTS due to the Estate of Thomas Hicks/ Ashburton^} must! te Paid at Once to the. undersigned, at | Messrs:/Pass, and Co’s, . or; at^the Road' Board.,Office/. Ashburton. Accounts, re-] maining,unpaid sued for without further notice. it .-ihr.fd !■■>< if;-.-/ I !'t.. <l. H.. PASS, . 000 , 464; .C. B. BRANSON, j T f u t f® B ’ i i 7 Business Notices. iif ’IA3H2TAHH7 f 3HP I A USEFUL NOVELTY! a ~a o o o A il .H Z )I 1 i i , li OPPORTUNITY T.O.;SAVE MONEY. 77.7.1'/ ci HT Cjy.T. IiEEN Ntg W | <, 7 . *-N & ' H , Pm' w\ i ... • f, M i f: i ( DISCOUNT of 'SEVEN AND; A HALE Peri Cent. will be: allowed to all IC'A SH.CU STO M El S ■ ’ . ... ' ~ 1 iTans'/mj r; ,v BY Friedlander \ Bros. r ‘ ‘ EAST STREET. j GEORGE LADBROOK, (Near the Station, Winslow), u HAS in Stock a Good Supply of Gene/ ral Stores,’ which he can supply Wholesale and Retail at the lowest current rates.



Business Notices., ■i AAibil: 1l kttiliA , f i£s > • * Wl j C. PERCY COX, Land 'and estate agent and. Valuator,',' 1 ••/:;;;; ASHBURTON. r TO l/ET OR SELLr- ! GBO Acres first-class land (limestone) With good house, large stables, woolshed, s K® e P _ y ar «N’, granaries, etc! ,\ etc., cdinl- ' plete ; very convenient. ~ . ;320 Acres reserve, first-class land, pint,, sub-let, sufficient to cover the whole of Government rent, etc., leaving upwards of 200 acres rent free for 2 years. Low price wanted: for ; goodwill /of lease, or would be let to a suitable tenant. . 0 /. j/ j 2,500 Acres ;to' be letTri '&!&s ! block for grazing,., or, in; blocks r to 'suit purchasers for cropping, with or.witLO out purchasing clause: : ‘ 7 * u •*■> Town arid Suburban Sections , v . sell or let' in Ashburton and Hihdhopel V scmycfT. •;r,HKsi'r MONEY TO LEND I** 1 ** -0 . , , ON - • : APPROVED EREEHH^ ! " 1 <| ;i ---! ' :; - :i : v;- T—P owy;!/ J-. V : Agent for ;.j UNION i :Insurang#l !/ COMPANY' OF ’.NE W. ZEAL!ANI)j. ;^ Mr/i .if [717 ~<D Xvi.'LK/.V/ Jbhpll lui.tu.'i Tailors.' NOTICE OF REMOVAL, -- ; A S’ :STokES,£;il;! TAILOR AND CLOTHIER. BEGS to • remind; his frierids and, .Hie public, that he has remoyed his/busi ness to new shop near Baldwin’s Central Hotel, Wakanui Road,. and/would/ take this opportunity ; /of acknowledging. • the very liberal support accorded to hint here tofore, .and solicits ,a , continuance 1 ; ‘ps patronage .at his /.new shop—Wakanui Road, near Baldwin’s; Central . Hoteh ’ S’. . ,S/T. ; .Q..K E, : s.", TAILOR AND CtOtHIEBL;^94 Bootmakers. • ££ol3 | PUBLIC NOTICE. B O O T S ! i :B: O O T ;SL T. CHAMBERS i aT WHILE THANKING Ashburton and surroiir ding .dis tricts for past favors, begs to inf« rn them that he has received, and to arrive 4 /at : ,liis place of business, East-street, a •'' i- ;• • WELL-ASSORTED.STOCEV"/ 0F - . LADIES’, GENTLEMEN’S, AND .CHIL :...n£/DREN’S.BOOTS AND iSHOES Of all descriptions. T. C. also calls special attentiri is td/the Measure Department, andinvitesrtKe gentlemen of ' Ashburton’ to i inspect the superior class of Sewn Boots and Shoes "he is now making. l - " ! -l //; r.l - Riding Boots, Shooting Boots* Walking Boots rind Shoes,/Cricketing Boots and Shoes,'and Running Shoes. - - WORKMANSHIP UNSURPASSED. A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. T. CHAMBERS, ( ’ 5 PROSPECT : BUILDINGSjT •Next to Montgomery’s, ; East-street. .m aHi 1 1 .4 f (UKA lit " ///'bbaS BOOT AND i ' ' AND IMPORTER/; /;/ . ’ HAS now oh sale a; Splendid Assortment of BOOTS arid SHOES for Winter, which are of the Best and]will be Sold at very reasonable prices.; ■ierisrip | Note the address— /e./NEAL'a's/j.;“s NEXT; TO MESSRS. ORR & CO.’S, ; EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. 1 j 1; 3 Educational; A M U SIC f U-T/Tr,L:© N o i l iVdCAL.AND INSTRUMENTAL. Terms, per Quarter or per Lessen,: bh appli -1 ... ... ..Pnijtwoil-: cation to the Principal. dsiegA tu{ l SUPERIOR LADIES’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Oxford Villa, Burnett St., Ashburton, Conducted/by Miss Steane„ Latin, Various Styles.. SCHOOL Books, Bags, 1 Etc.—H. M. i 3l ' JONES; Stationer, I 'Etc.', Baring Square. ■ > wtitftq??. a.-.v*. ,«:T -473 a QL;Requisiteg: and; Artist.. Mate rial?. H. M. JONES, Stationer, Baring Square, »' / 473 a