BETTING BY JOCKEYS.

Of the many scandals that the past racing season so unpleasantly noto rious, says the “European Mail,. the heav 3 betting indulged in bj r certain jockeys has created so much alarm amongst owners ot horses as to threaten an irreparable blow to the Turf, unless the Stewards or the Jockey Club, who have had the subject under serious consideration for some time past, take immediate and stringent action in stamping out so fatal an incubus, la credible as it may appear, it was a subject of common notoriety at the leading meet ings this year that jockeys backed their mounts for as much as £IOOO in some instances ; while the outlay of a monkey of several hundreds was an almost every day occurrence. The natural and certain result of such indefeasible outlays—call it gambling or any other name —is even tual ruin, if not a much worse state of things, that must reduce the Turf to a state" of chaos which all well-wishers of the prosperity of so necessarily national an institution would deplore. That much of the notorious pulling of horses and un fair riding which has so unaccountably and reprehensively been passed over by the stewards and other officials of race meetings arose from the gambling spirit imparted by a certain needy or adven turous class of owners to their jockeys does not admit of question; and one or two illustrations need he adduced in justifica tion of this argument, which is not based on imagination. Suppose seven or eight starters for one of the fly races so much in vogue, and, it is invariably the case, one is backed against the field, while liberal odds are offered in vain against the others. The jockey of the favorite, on reaching the tjjost, enquires from the . other two, three, or four of his most dangerous op ponents—supposing all are trying—“ Have you yours ?” “ No,” is the reply. ‘‘Then stand a fiver with me —I shall win !” The race begins, and may be described as over in the first quarter of a mile, owing to the determination with which the front rank ride to keep - the supposed forelorn divi sion at bay; and it is a very rare occurrence for one of the latter to upset the good thing after being so attentively and tenderly nursed. In another illustration case of only three starters, two whom are nearly equal favorites, the outsider, about whom a long price would be obtained, might be backed by the jockey of the two favorites with what result the veriest tryo can imagine. This reprehensible system is not confined to this country, and origi nated the recent split beteween M. Lupin and Hudson, who has long ridden M. L.’s stables. In this case M. Lupin took the bull by the horns on making the discovery, and besides insisting that his paid servant should only bet without limiting the amount —through him, made it a sine qua non that Hudson should dispose of certain horses in training which he owned. With these very proper terms Hudson declined to comply, and M. Lupin thereupon dis pensed with his services—setting an ex ample to English owners, which is to be hoped they will courageously follow.

Prince' Leopold, it is said, is desirous to become a clergyman.

THE ASHBURTON HERALD

[Saturday, March i, 1879.



New Advertisements, notice of intention to consti tute A NEW ROAD DISTRICT, TO BE CALLED THE NORTH ASHBURTON ROAD DISTRICT. Colonial Secretary’s Office, . Wellington, 20th February, 1879. HIS Excellency the Governor diiects it to be notified, in pursuance of the pro visions of “ The Canterbury Roads Ordinance Amendment Act, 1877,” that he has received a petition praying that the portion of the Lower Ashburton Road District north of the River Ashburton, as described hereunder in Schedule A, may be severed from the aforesaid district and constituted a new district to be called the North Ashburton Road District. The bound aries of the Lower Ashburton Road District will, after such subdivision, be those described hereunder in Schedule B. G. S. Whitmore. .SCHEDULE A. Description of the North Ashburton Road District. The North Ashburton Road District com prises all that portion of the Provincial Dis trict of Canterbury bounded towards the North east by the South Rakaia Road District; towards the North-west by the Great Southern Railway and by the Town of Ashburton ; towards the South-west by a line running along the middle of the Ashburton River; and towards the South-east by the South Pacific Ccean : as the same is delineated on the plan deposited in the Survey Office, Christchurch. SCHEDULE B. Description of the Lower Ashburton Road District. The Lower Ashburton Road District com prises all that portion of the Provincial Dis trict of Canterbury bounded towards the North-east by a line running along the middle of the Ashburton River; towards the North-west by the Great Southern Railway; towards the South-west by the Rangitata Rivers and towards the South-east by the South Pacific Ocean : as the same is delineated on the plans deposited in the Survey Office, Christchurch. 456 Business Notices. B L I G H’S RESTAURANT, near Post Office, Christchurch. MEA L S AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY. Papanui Road, Board and Lodging, 175., 18s., £1 a week. BEDS & MEALS—Is. Each. 452 HAYES’ TIMBER YARDS, EAST STREET, ASHBURTON. ALPHEUS HAYES wishes to inform his customers and the public gene rally that he has RE-OPENED the above yards with a fresh supply of first-class SAWN TIMBER, all sizes ; SAWN STAKES & PICKETS ; BLACKPINE&MIXED FIREWOOD. Also, that, having the Waimate Mills now in full operation, orders for Totara and Black Pine for bridge and other purposes can be supplied of any dimensions. 453 W. H. COLLINS, Manager.



New Advertisements. UNDER BILL OF SALE. Messrs, acland, Campbell & CO. iiave received instructions to sell on THU BSP AY, Oth inst., The interest, of part of CHURCH PROPERTY reserve No. 17,616, 102 acres, about one mile from Timval l, the property all fenced, and laid down in English grass. Also, Horses, Cattle, Implements, Harness, etc., etc. ACLAND, CAMPBELL & CO., 460 Auctioneers. Impound) ngs. IMPOUNDED from Mr. Corbett’s farm, Wakanui, Feb. 20th, one Bay, Light Draught GELDING, no brand visible, star on forehead, has had a sore back, col lar marked. If not claimed before March 6th, will be sold to defray expenses. W. B. COMPTON, 459 Poundkeeper, Ashburton. Business Notices. MRS. MOREY’S NEW YEAR’S GIFTS AND CHRISTMAS TREE!!! 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. FIFTY GOOD PICTURES. Rocking Horse, Sewing Machine, Silver Watch, Gold Necklet, Large Wax Doll, with a large assortment of other beautiful prizes ; to be drawn at the Town Hall. Tickets on sale at the shop of Mrs. Morey, Tancred-street. ; 458 NOTICE. MR. IRELAND, having dissolved partnership with Mr. J. E. H. Harris, is now carrying on business on his own account as Barrister and Solicitor, in Montgomery’s Buildings, East-street, Ashburton. 457 NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS due to the Estate of Thomas Hicks, Ashburton, must he 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, ) Trustees 454 0. B. BRANSON, ) liustee "W" E AKE HIGHEST CASH PUR_ CHASERS of Grain, and all other descrip tions of Farm Produce in any quantities.



CORNSACKS SUPPLIED AT LOWEST PRICES. FRIEDLANDER BROTHERS PRINCE ALBERT BOARDING HOUSE. MR. FRANK BROWNE, who lias hitherto been Manager of the above private hotel, begs to state that, % having become SOLE PROPRIETOR, he can guarantee a continuance of that care and attention he has studied heretofore, to make a characteristic of the hotel. A FREE LABOR AGENCY KEPT. 431 CHERTSEY. A.R.MA R K H A M (Next Montgomery’s, Chertsey), GENERAL STOREKEEPER HAVING taken over the store of Messrs. On* and Co., and increased the stock, is prepared to supply first-class articles in Grocery, Drapery, Ironmongery. etc. Agent for THE ASHBURTON HERALD. 423 FJ'IHE UNDERSIGNED are prepared to make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on Grain for shipment to England or to the Australian Colonies. FRIEDLANDER BROTPIERS. Educational. MUSIC TUITION, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL. Terms, per Quarter or per Lesson, on appli cation to the Principal. CALISTHENIC CLASS EVERY Thursday Afternoon, at 3.30. Terms, per Quarter Five Shillings each Pupil. SUPERIOR LADIES’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Oxford Villa, Burnett St., Ashburton, Conducted by Miss Sleane. Private Lessons in French, German, and Latin, twice weekly ; Music, and Drawing in Various Styles. Preparatory School for Boys. Inclusive Terms.



Fruiterers, &c. L ONDON PIE HOU S E (Opposite Baring Square), Havelock Street, Ashburton. BROOM & MADIGAN, PASTRYCOOKS, CONFECTIONERS, AND FRUITERERS, BEG to announce to the inhabitants of Ashburton and county that the London Pie House will be OPENED on SATURDAY, 22nd February. COFFEE ROOMS. Tea, Coffee, or Cocoa, with Pie or Pastry, OD. always ready from io a.m to n p.m. Pastry supplied tor Parties or Soirees on the Shortest Notice. TRADE SUPPLIED. COME AT LAST. NEW FRUIT. FRESH FRUIT. From Geraldine. J. MOOAR & CO., HAYING purchased a Fine Orchard at Geraldine, are now in a position to supply Fresh Fruit and Vegetables every day. PLUMS, per lb., only ... s<b APRICOTS „ ... 5d.- GREENGAGES, per lb., only sd. HONEY PLUMS „ sd. APPLES, per lb., only 3d. and 4d. POTATOES. W. BI RT WELL, East Street (next Orr & Co..’s), : WHOLESALE & RETAIL FRUITERER.' ) CASES of NEW FRUITS of all kinds to arrive. IN STOCK ORANGES, 8 for is. COOKING APPLES, 3d. to.4d. per lb., EATING DO., 6d per lb. PEARS, 6d. „ PLUMS, 6d. GREENGAGES, 6d „ SIBERIAN CRABS, 6d. per lb.' APRICOTS, 6d. „ PINE APPLES, &c., &c. BEST NEW POTATOES. CHEAPEST SHOP IN TOWN. 103 jm-' DEFY COMPETITION "8® W. T. DAVISON, GREENGROCER AND FRUITERER, IS PREPARED to supply fruit and vegetables of every description, fresh from the gardens, Wholesale and Retail, at Christchurch Prices.



NOW ON SALE BLUE DIAMOND PLUMS, per lb., sd. ORLEAN „ „ 6 cl. : PURPLEGAGE,, „ 4d. : For quantities 3j4 per lb. The cheapest house for fruit for jam-making. COOKING APPLES per lb., 3d. and 4ft GOOD EATING Do. . „ 6d. ONIONS. FEW POTATOES, per lb. At reduced prices for Quantity. Fresh vegetables, salads, herbs, etc. Orders Delivered Regularly. J ' W. T. DAVISON, Wholesale and Retail Greengrocer afd Fruiterer, Moore Street, Ashburton. 315 Business Notices. NOTICE. LL Persons indebted to the late Firm f\ of Firth, Pass, & Co. will oblige by Settling their Accounts before the Ist March, 1879. 357 J. H. PASS & CO. • rpHE UNDERSIGNED have for SALE and to arrive : Calcutta Cornsacks, 4 bushels ; expressly manufactured for shipping Wheat. Woglpacks —Seaming Twine best quality- Fencing Wire, No. 6 to 10. 20 Tons Galvanised Iron, 6 to 9 feet. 400 Casks Cement. 300 Dozen Ploughshares. Etc., Etc., Etc. FRIEDLANDER BROTHERS.



ADELAIDE WINE VAULTS, •CHRISTCHURCH, Established 1870. Q A VARIETIES of the CHOICEST fJV/ Adelaide and other Australian WINES Always in Stock, Bulk, or Case, at a Reduction of 4s. per doz, on former prices. A. R. PRESTON, DIRECT IMPORTER, CHRISTCHURCH. 449



Auction Sales. MONDAY, MARCH 3RD. TO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, BREEDERS, AND OTHERS. MILCH COWS, DRAUGHT HORSE, DAIRY UTENSILS. . To be Sold Without Reserve, in conse quence of the Property being cut up for Sale. 'm/jpESSRS BULLOCK AND CO. have IYJL received instructions from Mr. E. Ling, to sell at his Dairy, Wakanui Road— . 1 7 MILCH COWS, in Full Profit 17 I STAUNCH DRAUGHT HORSE. 4 HEIFER CALVES, 3 to 6 months old. GROWING CROPS. y 1 Quantity Mangold, Carrots, Potatoes, Small Stack of Hay, Singledurrow Plough, Dairy Utensils, &c., &c. The Auctioneers would ' call special attention to this Sale of Dairy Stock, the cows all being young and perfectly quiet. SALE ON MONDAY, 3RD MARCH, At 12 o’clock. BULLOCK & CO., Auctioneers. 527 447. TO RAILWAY EMPLOYES, MEC HANICS AND OTHERS. 63 QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS. Close to the North-West Belt. For sale by public auction. THURSDAY, 6th March, 1879. Without reserve. Messrs, bullock & co have been favored with instructions to sell by public auction, without the slightest reserve, at their Rooms, East-street, on THURSDAY, 6th March, 1879, 63 QUARTER-ACRE BUILD ING ALLOTMENTS, . Almost adjoining the North-West Belt. (||This is an opportunity fo rmechanics and others to obtain good sites in a high and healthy situation, adjoining the town, ship, on most reasonable terms. Sale at I'3o. Terms liberal, at sale. ' Luncheon provided. BULLOCK & CO., 533 Auctioneers. 455



JgULLOCK & QO. (0. J. Edmiston, P.. A. Edmiston, and W. H. Gundry). TINWALD STORE. Messes, bullock akd 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 Tinwald, and draw attention to their stock, com prising— STATION AND FARM STORES, GRASS SEEDS tor AUTUMN SOWING, AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY, HARDWARE, FURNITURE, BUILDING MATERIALS, At their ~. , TINWALD !! i S T O R E. Stock Sales conducted at the Tinwald Yards will be settled for at the Tinwald office if required. BULLOCK AND CO., Ashburton and Tinwald. Messrs, bullock & co. have received instructions from the various proprietors to ; sell by private treaty the following properties : TOWN SECTIONS— T. S. 244, Tinwald, with 4-roomed house, pump, shed, etc. T. S. 15, Tinwald, 4-roomed house, fenced and planted, washhouse and other out buildings.- T. S. 4 arid 5, Tinwald. T. S. 90, Tinwald. ~ 662, 483, 484, Ashburton. 1 „ 235, with house thereon. „ 429, Tanci ed-street, , with 6-roomed ! house, etc., etc. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES— Numerous sections adjoining the Township, of from quarter acre to ten acres in extent. FAR M S 400 Acre improved farm near the Beach, a first-class property. 137 Acres (unimproved) near Longbeach. 400 Acres, 2 miles from Dromore, all in crop 219 Acres improved farm near Longbeach. .104 Acres, Mount Somers, lease with purchas ing clause. 107 Acres,. Mount Somers, first-class farm, well watered. And many other properties, full particulars of which can be obtained on application to BULLOCK AND CO., 416 Auctioneers.



Painters. PAPERHANGING WAREHOUSE; TANCRED STREET, Ashp.urtox. J. R. CHAPMAN,,., PAINTER, PAPERHANGER, SIGN-WRITER, Etc., Has much pleasure in stating that, owing to the large increase of Business, he is now Importing from the : Manufacturers— PAPER HANGINGS, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED OIL, WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHWARE, And all the necessaries of the Trade, and is therefore in a position to compete with any house in Canterbury for price and quality. Every description of work in the trade executed under personal, superin tendence. Competent workmen sent to all parts of the country. ESTIMATES GIVEN. 415 T. S. TUCKER, pAINTER, J)APER HANGER, AND GENERAL HOUSE DECORATOR, SIGN AND TICKET WRITER, Moore Street, near Templar Hall. 244 Estimates given. TEAGUE-& SONS, PAINTERS, GLAZIERS, PAPER HANGERS, AND GENERAL DECORATORS, BURNETT STREET,- ASHBURTON (opposite mail office.) . jesr SIGN WRITERS TO THE TRADE. ,Y :• . ' 2Z



Tinsmiths, &c. j LICENSED GASFITTER. : • J. C. DOLMAN,. ' • PLUMBER, LOCKSMITH, BELL . hanger, •; 7INC, and TINPLATE WORKER, Tancred Street, ~.. ,• A S H B U R T .0 N. Artesian Wells sunk and' Pumps fitted and repaired. O.G. Guttering fixed at current rates. Electric Bells supplied and fitteb- , N.B.—Orders punctually attended td. •* STJARDLEY, in tendering his . B h Sincere Thanks to the In habitants of Ashburton. and Surrounding Districts for their past patronage, begs to announce that he is now; \ . v; y SELLING OFF HIS PRESENT STOCK AT COST PRICE, to make room for a-Fresh Shipment daily expected from Melbourne. Note the Address— S. HARD LEY, PLUMBER AND TINSMITH,, Last street. ’ ' PUBLIC NOTICE. JOSEPH HYDE, PRACTICAL COPPERSMITH AND BRAZIER, TIN, IRON, AND ZINC PLATE WORKER, Begs to inform the inhabitants of Ashburton and surrounding districts that he has. com menced business in TANCRED STREET, where he hopes by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a fair share of public patronage. N.B.—Repairs neatly executed. Bottlers.: ASHBURTON BOTTLING STORES. In connection with the ASHBURTON BREWERY WOOD and. CC Have on hand a Larg: i cck of ALE and STOUT, in Bulk and Bottle. ASHBURTON BOTTLING STORES. MOUNT SOMERS ROAD, Ashburton. QUINTON BRO S. iEG to inform the inhabitants of Asl: > burton and surrounding districts tha •.hey have COMMENCED BUSINESS in the above place, and trust by attentio: to business, to merit a share of patronage 3ottt,ers op the • Best Beanes of Yle and Stout. 91 Business Notices. GEORGE LAD BROOK, (Near the Station, Winslow), * HAS in Stock a Good Supply of Gene ral Stores, which he can suppl; Wholesale and Retail at the lowest curren rates.



Auction Sales. FEED _tf AEE ISON, AUCTIONEER, AS II BU II TON, 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, FOWLS, CHEESE, : '• •• EGGS, ■ ; & c., Sec., See., . Also, FURNITURE, V'.' /' !... ! EFFECTS, and ■. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ■ for ■■■ : • O' SATURDAY’S ; WEEKLY; SALE, 1 At 12 o’clo.ck., , The following are upon my books, besides many others : Farms from 200 to 1000 acres, on easy terms. City and Suburban Sections; Sections at Tihwald. - 4 d' •. 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. XSTDON’T FORGET SATURDAY’S SALE, at is o’clock. | AGENT FOR THE Manchester Fire ASSURANCE COMPANY' ; /Capital, £i, ooo,ooo. —Lowest Rates, Established 1824. ALFRED HARRISON, AUCTIONEER, STOCK, ESTATE, AND COMMISSION AGENT, i BARING SQUARE, ASHBURTON. '<■■■ ' . 282



Partnership Notices. NOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP lately existing between us, as Barristers and Solicitors, in Ashburton, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. ■ H , J, E. HYDE HARRIS. , " "■'' C.' W. IRELAND; ■ ■ " ' Ashburton, February 19th, 1879. 408 ~~ PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have THIS DAY entered int CO-PARTNERSHIP as Barristers and Solicitors, under the style, or firm, of “BRANSON AND PURNELL.” Dated at Ashburton this first day of February, 1879. GERALD D. BRANSON. 331 - CHAS. ;\v.:; PURNELL.; : j DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. FROM and after this date the partner ship hitherto subsisting between 3. 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.” V « ,1V -pv V. !H. FIRTH, -■ ; J. 11. 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. Photograhy. PHOTOGRAPHY. MILLION PRICES. E. TEAGUE begs to announce that he intends reducing the price of Photographs for the Holidays to— Cards 9s. per dozen. Cabinets 255. ~ Notice.—This Gallery will Permanently Clo.se on 14tli instant.. f • 42 Business Notice. CENTRAL TEMPERANCE HOTEL, ASHBURTON. A LL persons having accounts against f\ : , rthe above .Hotel jup: to the 15 th instant, are requested to render the same to the undersigned on or before the 7th March next. JOHN BROOM, Manager. Feb. 26, 1879. 44&



Wants, &c. WANTED, for the Ashburton District School, a SECOND MASTER, Applications, stating certificate and ex perience as a Teacher, accompanied by testimonials, must be sent to Dr. Stewart, Chairman of Committee, on or before Monday, the 10th of March next. Stipend, £irtO per annum. Bv order. J. WARD, 451 Secretary. WANTED, a Smart, Active Young LAD for the Kitchen, and to make himself generally useful. Also, a WAITER, Apply 436 SOMERSET HOTEL. WANTED— A COOK. Tinwald Hotel. Good Male or Female Apply immediately— -426 WANTED four respectable YOUTHS as Apprentices. Apply to T. R. HODDER & CO., Ashburton. 339* T7IOR SALE CHEAP, two DWELLING V HOUSES ; one five rooms, one four rooms; situate East Town Belt. Terms liberal. Apply at once to T. Bullock. 391 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. BM. JONES begs to inform his . friends and the public generally, that after the 24th inst. he will be found; at his NEW PREMISES, BARING SQUARE, (Next Post Office). Stationery, Books, Toys, Fancy Goods, Music, &c. 397 Public Notices. CHANGE OF MOUNT SOMERS ROAD BOARD MEETING. JYT EXT meeting of the Mount Somers lx Road Board will be held on TUES DAY, March 4th, instead of FRIDAY, March 7th. Tenders to be received on FRIDAY, March 7th, will be received on TUES DAY, March 4th. W. C. WALKER, Chairman. 432 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 will COMMENCE BUSINESS ON SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH i, 1879, in Messrs. Saunders Bros. 5 Buildings, EAST STREET, NORTH, • > With A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Professional Stationery, Commmercial Stationery, Household Stationery, Fancy Stationery, &c., &c., &c. LITE RAT U R E— (ln 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 7 . OTHER FANCY GOODS, AT REASONABLE PRICES. Hamilton’s Library Books on Deferred Payment. the address— J. Y. WARD, East Street North (Saunders Bros.’ New Buildings), ASHBURTON.



PROCLAMATION. REWARD. |HE ABOVE REWARD will be paid X 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. 429



ASHBURTON HAIR-CUTTING ROOMS, MONTGOMERY’S BUILDINGS. E. A. GARNETT, JUST RECEIVED, per ship “ Northern Monarch” — 7 Cases New Goods. Letts’ Diaries New Novels Account Books Albums & Cutlery Perfumery & Brush-ware Meerschaum Pipes Cigars, Pouches Hand Mirrors Purses & Pocket Books Toilet Requisites Coliars, Studs, &c., &c. Note the Address : E. A. GAR NE T T , MONTGOMERY’S BUILDINGS, ASHBURTON. Ml