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FOB Hot,

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O>W, and Sbower B-ths, Patronise
PALACE BATHS.

fling'o Bath I*. Six Bath* for 4a.

Press.
The

7TOB KBW 25EAXANI> jnX__*K2

X. MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
jttstftttlisked 1889.
Paid up Capital *nd Reserve (m<
oluding Undivided Profits)
Net Annual Income
THE PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST:
COLONIAL COMPANY.
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Noted for Promptness and laberahlT.

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PiVISS AND L(HB,

Branches and Asenoiee throughout the World.
PALACE BATH&. A.- L. PARSONS,
Manager.
" KIHU. TJTDuK QUOD KOSf HONKSTOTC."

VOL, LTIJI. Ko. 11,120. CHKISTCHUBGH, ~Kz.~~ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 1901. PUBLISH SD DAILY. PJRXCE ONE PENNY
ANNOUNCEMENTS. SHIPPING. I PUBLIC NOTICES. jj PUBLIC NOTICES. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.

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Io order to ensure against ien position, notice*
ef Birihs, Jdrrrisgea aud pemhs must be UHlOii' STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF
>"EW ZEALAND, LIMITED.
TPHE POSITION to take charge of Sheep j! THE CANTERBURYFROZEN MEAT AND
DAIRY PRODUCE EXPORT CO.. LTD. QPE R A H6U SE. rpHEATRB BOYAL j.
nUbeatiested to ensure their iastr-Jou. Steamers will be despatched as under (cir-
Farm in North Canterbury IS FILLED. Sole Lessee and Proprietor - Mr P. R, Dix Under the Sole Management of William
BELFAST FREEZING WORKS. General Manager -. Mr Fred W. Duval Anderson.
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MARRIAGES. cumstances permitting): Signed Country.

T933 TO-XR.HT.
BLAKEWYE US On October .Tlst. at Si. WJSLUNOTON- TTHE ABOVE WORKS will be OPENED Every Evening -when the Clock Strikes 8. TO-NIGHT.
Mary* Clurch, Mwncheatpr street, by the Cariro MEDICAL. DIX'S GAIETI COMPANI'. T NIGH T A X I N G POWDER.
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* to RECEIVE STOCK on
Bw Father Marnane, second son Train 1.1railway WEDNESDAY, 13th INST. Alwaya the Best Vaudeville Show in - A TRIP TO CHIOiGO.

, DB.
of Mr \ H. Biakc, to Lilies, nidest daugh- J. H. TOWNEND begs to announce Christchurch. A TRIP TO CHICAGO.
ter of the late Mr J. S. Wykes, both of \\ aiware
Rmomahana This Day, Tries. 9.15 12.30 p.m that he has taken into Partnership DR.; Packed to the Doors Last Night. LAST NIGHTr.

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Wed , Uu, j, Ov. 4 late Slaughtering operations will be resumed on LAST NIGH'Ir>
Chri<tchiiTch. ALEXANDER FATKRbON, of Dun- Tremendous Succees of A Chemically Pure Powder.
McILWRICIv-VITCETICH-Oti October 24th,
Tarawera Met!., 13th Nov. 9.15
Thur I4ih Nov. 9] UiOp.ii. edin,
IZ3O pm
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and that they will as from the 11th THURSDAY.

' MR AUSTIN RUDD. JOHN F. SHERIDAN

bride's father, by Kowimahana
at the ros-iclcnce of the"'''istfd day of NOVEMBISR instant, carry on F. WAYMOUTH, RUDD JOHN F. SHERIDAN
the 1&V J- P
lalune
by the R<)v. larau-em > Kn., 15th Nov. 4
9.15 12.5Dp.ia PKACTICE together under the styie of Secretary. RUDD
One of England's Greatest
AS JOHANNA MTTRPHY,

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ie Kri., ISth Soy. Oomio Vocaliste *nd
McDonald, Fredrick William, eldest son icAnrm 'TOWAEND street,
Mcllwrick. Makl'tihi. to Maggie, Rolomahuna
of Jameedaug.htor
Sal., 16tn Nov.
Sat., I6tli Nov.
5.J0
9.15 12.30 p.m
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and PATERSON."
1
139 Hereford
9th November,
RUDD
7855 RUDD
Character Impersonators.
Author of
JOHANNA
H
T IGHT TO .NTG HIr INDISPENSABLE FOB LIGHT AND

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of George Vuceticb, Ir*AVL-i-a Mon lath Nov.
second Uotou.al.ana Tueu., 19th Nov.
9.15 I^3p.ra HOURS OF CONSULTATION,
9.15 12.30 p.mi DR. TOWNEND will attend at his Booms, I "YXT ANTED TO LET, for Six Months, from. RUDD "Gallery and iioxes," "Red Light LAST NIGHT JOHANNA MURPHY WHOLESOME PASTEY, Etc
Cberteey. RUDD Danger," "She was in nay Class," L.AST SIGHT ON THE COKTIKOING.
PICTO.V a?td NELSOy Gloucester street, as heretofore. -**- February Next (Furnished), a well- RUDD "Bobbing Up and Down," etc., etc. loAST NIGHT JOHAKNiA
DEATH. Daily Sen (excepting Monday*) from Wellinton. JDK. PATERSON will attend at Booms, appointed HOUSE of 8 rooms. For further By Arrangement with Harry Eickards, Esq. AND HER GOZOCCDOLAS.

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NFBDHAM"OnMfiy, November llth, at Christ- over W. P. Townend's Pharmacy, Colombo particulars apoly Cheer Cheor I-AST NIGHT MOTHER-IN-LAWS.
dearly beloved daughter m TAKANAKI and lIANUKAU after Greeted Everybody's
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church Ethel Catherine street, from 9 to 10 a.m., from 1.30 to 3 p.m., Farourite, TONGUE OF WAR. ALL GROCERS STOCK IT.
of i'uams end2(Kh year. "Thy Neeo-iam, of Yald- Takapuna
BOUSIU*
Thurm.,Uth Nor. l-Tom Wellingtoni and from 7.30 to 7853 7882F 259 GLOUCESTER STREET W.
FRANK YORKE Tho prince of Black Face LAST NIGHT JOHANNA'S
huret; inhfw wi.l be done." Won., 18thNov. t'\om Wellington
'C&lUNelami. 1 A NEW METHOD ~OF~ PIANO PLAYING jITISS STACEY, Mental Scientist from FRANK YOBKE Comedians, Eccentric, PABISIENNE DRESSESS.
A TRIP TO'CHICAGO.
IN MEMORIAM. N'APUR, WITHOUT THE "HAIED" London, receives daily for treatment or FRANK YORKE Refined. H makes you LAST NIGHT
CHICAGO EXHIBITION N
asd PRACTISE! .PRACTISE! Laugh -with Hearty Enjoyment LAST NIGHT
I" aHectionate remembrance of Wftikare
HoDfcie beloved wife of Fredk. Knowlas. Ox- TeAnau
Wed., 13th .Nor. 4 12.30p.tn THE "HARMONIE SYSTEM" consultations between 10 and 1 p.m., at other Great Reception o! Mies Annotta Bobin, ILLUMINATED.

Sat, 16th Nov. 5.30 123Ui>.m1 THE- "HARMONIE SYSTEM" times by appointment 170 Montreal etreet. Serio and Dancer. LAST NIGHT A TRIP TO OHICACrO.
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who dir<l November llth, 1900. "A SYDNEY TiA WGiXINOTON Op ENORMOUSLY SUCCESSFUL, *s JIM
7485 JIM MARION End Man Comedian and Pricesis, 2s 6d, Is. Early dooTS 6d extra
WANTED.
heart ne'er slept with the dead." Talune
uuc'r Kri., 15th Xor. 4 12.30 p.m! *~ everyone will remember, in Dunedin, MARION\ and Dancer. at Walker's and Eslick's, tobacconists; ale<

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Warrimoo Fri., i!2t)d Nov. 5.30 12.30 p.m i taught
Wellington, Auckland, and Australia, will be SHEARING will BEGIN at MT. BROWN Artistic Success of at Theatre nightly from 7 till 7.30. box Plai
once, Competent Clerk. Ap-
by !i Herbert THE ROBERTS Lilly at Milner and Thompson's. * at
WANTED

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SHIPPING. SYUNBV vtA AUCKLAND- MONS. LEO. CARRI THURSDAY, November 14th. Operatic DueUists, ply, by letter, with testimonials, stating

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Waikare Wed., 13th Nor. 4 IZSOp.m
1 (who possesses the patent rights) in. Increasing Popularity of rpHEATRE ROYAL salary required, by Wednesday morning next.
j.
7561 J. and J. INNES. to^Alpha 7899F
rrHB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING WEaTPOKT DIRECT CHRISTCHURCH, f MISS MILLIE HERBERT. MISS OLIVE f

i- COMPANY'S LINE
Poherua* Tbie Day, Tues.
* Cargo only.
4 liSOp.m CHRISTCHURCH,
STARTING ABOUT 20th NOVEMBER, -SHEARING NOTICIj: LENTOX CHAS-- HOWARD,
And our Brilliant Company.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
TO-MORROW AND NIGH J. . Labourers to buy our Working
WAJNU.'JD,
Boots. Bluchers 4s lid, Shooters 8s
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
Rosamond
URKYMOUTH. DIREC3T STARTING ABOUT 20th NOVEMBER,
For about a Two Months' Season.
will COM-MENCB-
MORAL STATION on THUBSDAY, No- SHEAFrNG at BAL- Our Gorgeous New First Part,
IN MOORISH HALLS.
IjASI 2 NIGHTS.
POSITIVELY CLOSING TUB SEASONf. All our own make.
6d, Light Chroma Walking Boots U 6d.
Maine Bros., High
FOE LONDON, Wed., 13thNov. 12.16 3 a.m By the "HARMONIE SYSTEM" anyone of vember lith. All bands engaged.
; Via Monte Video, Teneriffe, and Plymouth.
Best Accommodation for all Classes cf Kittawa*
WESTPOttT AXD
WhuLINOTON
UKKYMOUTH
T,iin Day, Tuea. 12.10
via
1 common-
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intelligence can,
SaJmi HYMN, and the MOST DIFFICULT OF I
in
play WALTZ, SCHOTTISCHE. MARCH, or 7957
a week or two, i
SEND
M.

FOR '{
THOMSON,
PRICESs and Is. Secure your Seats in
advance
Maoagir.. 7&S1 Busieaa
at
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Milner and ThomnsoiTs.
Manager, "WILL JAMESON.
THB NEW BARiMAID
THE MJW BAKiMAID
THE NEW BARMAID
More Fun.
More Frolic.
More Laughter.
Also will be produced, ifr Sheridan's Laugh
street.

k" <jyne' trom 2s lid each.

WASTED, '
Painter* to know that they can
.- buy Whit* Duok Overalls at Ballan-

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Passengers. SONGS. *
* Cargoonly.
MEETINGS. "Ac, able Burlesquo, ANTED KnownThe Famous Spring
W
r

NEW PLYIIOUTH via WELLINGTON DONT MISTAKE, TEWELL, Carpenter and Cabinetmaker, if THE TWO ORPHANS,
Tons Probable To Sail It is NOT a Method of Vamping! you require any woodwork. Shops and ORPHANS, Blossom Gold Label Tea, formerly 2s
Kegi tr final Port , about AND NELSON THE TWO 6d 3b, Ask your Grocer for it.
Steamer. It is NOT a Machine! MEETING
A
of Gentlemen is requested for now

uy. 189 Lichfieid street, oppo- In which MR SHEEIDAN will anoear as
12.10 9a.m By a wonderful combination of chords and Offices'fitted
Upoln Wed.,2oth Nov. the FORMATION of a.GUN CLUB for TPtTAivTED KNOWNW are always pleased

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~ site Danks's. J 1 the Ranjriora. District, to be held at the Plough LOUISE,-THE BLIND GIRL.
Ptnaroa" ~"~6E63 WeUh> K tonjNov. U >.X VKOA, TiMARU. OAMARU ASt DUNEDIN ing of a Waltz or Song so exactly there ia
modulations, you imitate the ordinary play- 7982 Full Particulars To-morrow. VV. to see you and have a talk over the
Hotel, THURSDAY, November 14th, 1901, at
Witftmte 10
< Kov
.. Thurs., 14th Nov. 10.55
aim.
9a.m THE INSTITUTE OF ; 7.30 p.m.
_ LUKE'SA JUMBLE SALE will h~
latest cycle triumphTo* "Envoy" Chainlets.

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fltnramat .- U-Ueltun !Nov. Ujmjlu NO TELLING THE DIFFERENCE. >c EnvoyStores.
ToiiLrariro* 7661 Wellington jlJec. 12 NO TELLING THE DIFFERENCE. OF N.Z. ACCOUNTANTS T049 W. H. PONINHOUS. heM in the Schoolroom on THURS3- "fTTTANT 1!!!)Those interested in the lates*
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DUNEUIN
Itofcaia ..5628 Wellington!!j;n.
.. As an ABSOLUTE PROOF Mons. Leo DAY, November 28th, for which contribution 18 principle of oyole propulsion to inspect

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p.m.
ST.
AUGUSTTNB MASONIC LODGE, No.

7765 Jan. 9
of all kinds, new end old, are invited; als< the "Envoy" Chainless. "Envoy" Stores,"
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Rimutaka*
1050 iJttU.
TeAnau

Wed., 13th Nor. i2.10 9a.m i Carri hereby GUARANTEES PUPILS to EXAiIINATIONS UNTOBR THE
AFFILI- 4The Regular Monthly Communication

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Tekoa .
play any Waltz or Song selected, by the third Cdda and Ends, worth 3<l, for the Snowb-ill*
JVpanui .- 658.J Keb. ft
....MuiioMiii Fri., 15th Nov " 12.10
atbd institutes of austral- will be held this TUESDA-i EVENING, at Aiiyone wishing to have their things sent for T7J7ANTED
For Sunburn, Tan, Bedne*s,

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lesson, or the FEES ARE RETURNED. the St. Augustine Manchester street, at
will kindly notify tho same to Miss Lingardi3> ter or nicer, Is, by post la 6d; Mo there, use
Wbalcawne "715 Mnrch BI.UfF, HOB.VRT and MELBOURNE Hall, 11. use "Volvo," non-greasy, nothing bet-
/asia,
RunpHiu* 7708 .March6
.. Monowai* Kri.. loth Nov. 12.10 It is a. delightful, pastime. studied"" by
9a.m Bankers, 7.30 p.m. Brethren, of other Lodges and
Wiiketo
WiU.it ..5706
4767 March
Apr 13
AlokoU*
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Fri., 25rnd Nov.
* Leave* Dunediu Sunday followinjj.
4 12.30 p.m { Ladies of Solicitors, Music Teachers, Singers,
Position. Splendid testimonials TO BE HEli) IN OCTOBER, 1902. Constitutions
mand of the W.M.
cordially invited. By com- on or before MONDAY, November 25th.
793.~
M
Berry's Hair Lotion for Children, it kills all
insect life, I 6d, by post 2s 3d. J. Bony,

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6563 j will be on view at Messrs Milner and Thomp-
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fapwoft* May 1 GEORGE "W. HULME, Secretary.
son's, who have ecoepted the agency. GLASS BLOWING. Chemist, 146 Colombo street, Christohurch.
Twin Screw.
t Via South

Africa.
.fIWCH SEA IBLA.VDS SERVIOS?
For TONGA. SAMOA, FIJI asd SYDNEY
The
IT IS NOT EXPENSIVE.
complete Instruction of 10 x-RIVATE
SIXTH SERIDS OF LECTURES
OUR
preparatory to the above Examinations for , Christclrarch, November 12th, 1901. 7978
PRACTICAL EXHIBITION DAILY, 3 tto ~\JfJANTED, large families tired of paying
5 and 7 to 9.' Admission la. Childreim TT. too much for their Boots to save mone)
THE NSW ZEALAND SHIPPING
Maiiapouri Wed., 20th Nov.
(on RAKOfOiSUA aso TiUlCl
From Auckland LBSSOJfS, including. Key Grades ana about
BO Songs and Pieces, is only 8 GUINEAS. Subject ;~fMr
0
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Gundry)
8 Wili
; DEcSMBE^LiT
Practical
>mmence
and
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Theo-
NOTICE. fid. A Present for eaoh Visitor. Works, 116 in buying direct from the manufacturers. Ont
Manchester street Sotrth. Special Bxhobrfcloi >n single Pair at Wholesale Price. Alaine Bros.,
COMPANY, _LIiIIT_ED. Intending patrons can book lessona at Mesets retical Accountancy and THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING thrice daily during Carnival "Week. 793.55 High street.
who hold M. Carrie plication of oominercialAuditing,
Ovulau Tues.. 19thNov. From Auckland 1 Milner and Thompson's, and the ap-
KNOWNGreat Reduction m
WANTED

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BHAW, SAVILL A.ND ALBION COMPANY, law in accountancy. COMPANY, Li-iITED.

For FIJI guarantee. To meet the enormous demand, (Mr Dougall) Meixantile LECTURES. of pianos during, this and next
price
LIMITED. Law, including Part-

, month, being largely overstocked. R. Francis,

Taviuni \Ved.,l3lh Nov. From Auckland everywhere for this
I brings assistant teachers with him, so every
new system, M. Carri nership, Company, Trustees, Bankruptcy, Con-
FOR LONDON.
MAIL STEAAttSm, with euperjor
ROYAL
accommodation for all classes of passen- Berths will only be allotted to Passengers( demand can bespace met
jtracts, Bills of Exchange, etc.
Candidates are advised to take full advan-
rpHE TWENTY-EIGHTH ORDINARY
GENERAL MEETING of the Company
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TJEOiTJRE
1 TON on
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by PROFESSOR BICKER{ the Musical Exchange, 159 and 161 Manchester
street, Ghristohurch.

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on at 'Wtttch this for frequent interesting tage Farm Hands and all Country
gers, calling at Monte Video or
iffe, end Plymouth.
Rio, lener- production
pany's Office.
of Passage Ticket the Com-
_changes.
of series and instructions.
Ternw on Application. will be held at
BROTHERHOOD,
TO-NIGHT, 8 o'olock.
WANTED, Visitors to see our Strong-wearing

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Tickets available for Stop-over or Beturn by. BROOKE'S MILK FEVER CURE, Should sufficient inducement offer a Class THE COMPANY'S OFFICES. Shooters from 7s lid, Sunday Boots from t>t
""Veisel! From Date. School of Brotherhood, 151 Gloucester etreot"
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Kumara IoOM iW. Scotland Wellington Nov. 28
Messrs Huddart, Parker, and Co.'s Steamers. FOR COWS,
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL YET IN-
preliminary to the Associate for Youths under ]HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHUBGH,
age -will be held under special supervision. 797' lid- Save a day's wages by shopping at Xbe
People's Boot Shop, High street, next A.

IS
JUori ..!Wl7 jr. Woflatt Wellington Tofol Dec. % IHE HUDDABT-PARKEB LINE. THIS DAY^ Butcher, jeweller.

TRODUCED. W. H. GUN-DRY, F.1.A.N.Z., SHOW.
How are yo\w poor feet? KiTl-
Kaujallra 4015 G. Nicole
Tokomaru..623B J. Jlaxwell 179 Hereford street. TUESDAY, 12th NOVEMBER, 1901,
WANTED corn, I,"certain cure for' Corns. Feet '

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OTEAMERS LEAVE as
Delphic ..'B2'3 W. Breeu 1 J. J. DOUG-ALL, At Noon. COURTENAY AGRICULTURAL AND

under, for: September 20th, 1901. Solicitor, hot and tender, excessive perspiiauou, uss
tXtfttttua W. Hoiniei Mr Wm, Cowan, Haydowns, Enfield, 9 Cathedral square. PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. "Berry's Toilet Powder," I, by poet Is 2d.
Weiwera ..J6i37 J.Stuart

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DUNEDLN Oamaru, writes:"Kind.y send mc twelvo 9th November,

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Christohurch, 7920

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ICOI. J. Berry, Chemist, 146 Colombo street, Chris t-

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ttfaiaari ..5633 A. Banks Business:
AoW ~|M K.J. J.vans

EHngamitc, 3COO tons, Saturday, November bottles Milk Fever Cure and two injecting
apparatus. I .have orders from two neigh- ESTATE OF rTfORD THOMAS^ To Receive the Report and.Balance-sheet of' rpHE ANNUAL SHOW takes place at Kitr- church.
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tPaXeha ,M\l T. Proper 16th, 2.43 p.m. train. X Wee on THURSDAY NEXT, 14th instt. large families tired ol paying
bouts. Cheque for 3 enclosed. I see you are

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Athi 8000 Bulldlnu the London Board . too much for their Boots to save money

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WELLINGTON. NAPIEB, GISBOBNE. getting opposition now; however, I am satis- TT is requested that all ACCOUNTS against f

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CorinthUi BCOO Buildiwr Entries for the Show are a Record for th'ie in buying direct from the manufacturers. One

Karamea 563 G. Btmon AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY fied with your cure, as 1 have not lost a cow A the late Mr F. Thomas, of Oxford, do- To Elect Directors
Association. single Pair at "Wholesale Price. Maine Bros.,
"Wednesday, November 20th, 4t since first using it, two years ago.
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"Ootliic TIM W. TT. Ridley ceased, be forwarded to the undersigned at To Elect Auditors High street.
Trwin Screw. tNo passengers carried. p.m. train. once. The Show of Sheep and Light Horses wilH rpHE Utility Self-Acting Syphon for Draw-

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Fall particulars as to Bates of Freight and The Medicine, price 4s. Injecting Apparatus By order of the Board of Directors,
Poesiice Monoy, etc.. upon application to 5s each. Prepared only by C. M. BROOKE, .H. WYNN-WILLIAMS, be unusuallyv good.
All Tickets available for Stop-over or Betnrn 1 Lancaster Park, Christchufch. Country or- t: %-'
Executor. - ISAAC GIBBS,
ing Kerosene, etc., is booming. Whole-

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DALGHSTY and CO., LTD.,
NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY ' by Union Line, and holders of Union Tickets i ders forwarded post free. City Agents, Messrs Christchurch. 7853 General Manager., An Excursion Train leaves Christchurch a&t sale from Australian Manufacturing and Im-
COMPANY of N.Z., LTD., may travel by the Huddart-Parker Line. Wallace and Co,, Chemists, Triangle. 7266F T~ 8.55 a.m. porting. Company, 136 Colombo street. F
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Joint Agents._ KINSEY, BABNS and CO., RAILWAYS-. The Hunters' Trials and the Driving Coma T\RESS LENGTHS, niosjs attractive goods".

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Established 1882.
A
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NIPPON YUBEN KAISHA Telephone 746. SMART YOUNG MAN, as CORRES- J-/ Olily .one of a- kind*' Now offered at
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5619; Agents. petition will be interesting.
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CLERK, experienced in the
(Japan Mail Steamship Company, Limited). F"o~" NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Heavily Seduced Prices. Strange and Com- ''
FOR CHEVIOT. KAIKOUBA, FLAX-
JH.
TJNTAIN, use of a-VTypewriter and speedy "at Shorthand

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Writing..; Entries for Driving, Competition Close--.at -2 Pany-
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. AND DENTAL CHAMBERS,
- ' EXTRA EXxjAEsITtRAIN TO-DAY.

,EXTRA ~- BOOKS with Coloured Plates, t 3d,

BOURNE, WELLINGTON.

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' HPHESE Magnificent Steamers, .which have CORNER OF LUCK'S App.'y "Jo
BUILDINGS. ; A p.m. -[ i 796' w rpOY X. 6d, 9d, Is, Is 6d; .Toy Books, in. untear-

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* X been especially bu,ilt for. the ikatcrn, rpHE as. "WAKATU" is expected to SAIL Late of Toneyciifie and Carey's Buildings. HARDIE,' '% EXPRESS TRAIN Christchurch to
LIciNsTNG NOTICES,. /
~~ able linen, at 6d, fld, I, I 6d, and 2s each.
\ Fawenger Trade, and are COMMANDED by J- ior tho above on. Manager 'JSjeZ- Fermers* Co-operative Assooia- Timaru.. TO-DAY at 10.20 a.m., stopping ; Strange and .Company.

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NOTE.Only Entrance, in Gloucester street. tj Canterbury, Limited.

liNGLiSH OFFICERS, will bo despatched tKffl 7 865 at .-alb stations where the 11.0 a.m. Express "". "DOKD Pianette for sale, in splendid order.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13th,
.NOTICE OF APPUCATIONi.-i'OR '--; X> Cash price.22} terms, 1 deposit,

iiota SYDNEY, calling at &RISBAJXE,
On arrival of 7.45 p.m. train.
stopsv "'".

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TOWNSVILLE, THUBSDAY ISLAND, 7736 v
BY ORDER. '- TRANSFER OF LICENSE. balaJice 14s a month. R.~ Franois, Musical
j MANILA, HONG KONCr. NAGASAKI, THE EVENT OF THE YKAB JTOWTAKING T
J&QU3I&B

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Exchange, 159 and 161. Manchester street.
J KOBK. Cargo at Christchutctt Statioa till 11 a.nu ~T.. .A. "W;. BJESS, o^Eangaataf Jbeing .th%
"T'KOSiSTiXifefttr,
*nd YOKOHAMA, e n^der;...
&*<kfoMt'mL:- "
Freiebt and Kailag on Cugo for Cheviot rar~*<ro*l'* E S AN D CO> S f
\J r-&LQVEfif 4a. ;FAMOUS PABISrMADE "SIS
>>..

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't&f Jiousft and premtees situate at Rttngwfc " & 6a,
\X : SPECIAL CLEARING SALE 6a per, pair.- Strange- and Company.-^,. |-V&T'
YAWAI'A MABU, 28th November, 1901.
**': i KASUOA and Fraxbournb must be prepaid. known:ee -the; PlougK. Hotel, do. hereby giv for best Indian'< *; :

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QEPARATE TENDfeRS will be received i*
5i
MARU, 26th December, 1901. .- that I desire io obtain, and. will at th mHE "BUNGALSWV""
' r tiu6ush
'* LINE ;Pe**gs ,iesaed by EMPRESS
f
KINSEY, BABNS and CO., Agents, WATCHES,
". OJ
CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, to SATURDAY, ifelh -November, for .. EiROM CKxiitch'ur'cn:;.*V:B;sS'a.m, Addinptbn noticeLicensing
next' -Meeting to be holden at Kaia j. -4., Cigars, the. finest is the market. 177
; a

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.Of STEAMERS .to VANCOUVER, t Christchqrch_ and : SILVER and E.B WARE.. V 9.2, Hornby 3.191 iolleston 9.50. Stope poi on' the Second 'day of December instani t, High, street F

(a) The Jlanuiacture of Machinery for tlhe apply fora TRANSFER of the .said Licens 36 ptAEJSiIVAL WEEKCheap Sale of beauti-
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and from THENCE ACROSS AMERICA to at all stations
if required. Returns fromKir-
FBANK SHIP ANDAndINSUBANCE
GBAHAM AND SON,

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' the'VNJfEir KINGDOM and CONTINENT ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS. dredge of the above Company,-Erecting wee' at 5.30 pjn.; ' ..-.. from myself foE S. P. MANATON, my ap p- ful Vases,.Afuma, Work Baskets, Photo

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'J EUROPE.' ' the same on the claim, and Housing,, and Excursion Tickets to Kirwee by this trains pointee.' j
Frames, Gups and Saucers, Purses, Handker-
Dated the 31et day of Oototer, 1901. chiefs, Dolls, etc., .at Mra Walker's.

' "- For full particulars apply to Field Glasses. Field Glasses. Field Glasses. or the ordinary morning train, Uth. inst.,

KAYE and CARTER, STOCK AND SHAEEBBOKEBS. (b) The Manufacture of the "Winchee from- Christchnrch"4s -3d and 2s Id, from. A. W*-BIBBS. TTITE have reduoed the Price of a Great Num.
Ghrietchuroh, GREAT BkRGAINS.
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Addington, Templeton and intermediate stftr ; J. A. CASSIDY,
- VT. ber of our Pianos to make room fox fresh

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Commercial TJnion Assurance Company.
A^^^_loL_ Ceatel?niy'_ i
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tione.4s and 2e. Tickets available for return

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Solioitor, stock coming forward. R. Francis, 6he Muaioal
(and Common Law in connection i Plane and specifications may be inspected on 14th or loth. '. A.M.PI Buildings, Christchurch. 75220 Exchange, 159 and 161 Manchester street.
218 COLOMBO STREET.
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I Accident F

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at our Wellington, Christchurch, Greymouth, ; 7923 3Y ORDEB:'
; =" fpHJS JUBILEE STUDIO,

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comer Oo-
I therewith),Life,
Fidelity Guarantee, Piie,

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JUST TO HAND. and Marine. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS!
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WANTED. X lombo andI.Gloucester street*Juhilw
AMERICAN DENTAL and Dunedin Offices.
' "' Midgets 12 for Photos taken day and

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: ***/ SMOKE SPECTACLES
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Aleo,
A LARGE ASSOBTMBNT o! MAGIC
LANTERNS and SLIDES (all uzou
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200 HEBEFOBD STBEET.
TyE have various SUMS OF MONEY
AWAITING INVESTMENT on Free-
N. Speechley. B. P.

SURGEON DENTISTS.
Ginders. Envelopes fo be marked "Golden Bay Ma- EXCURSION FARES TO TIMARU. FOR
chineryl" or "Golden Bay Winches," and ad-
dressed to the undersigned at National Cham-
A. AND P. SHOW AND RACES.

AT
2d per mile Ist
olass,.
Id per mile 2nd,
WANTED,'
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, V,V.
Ladies to use only Spriniig night during Royal Visit.
Blossom Gold Label Teas. rr*IMBER TRADE-Wanted
ANTED, a good spring medicine, Bon X wear our Working BootsBluchers 4s
nington's Pills never fail to give satisa- lid,' Shooters 8s 6d, Light Chrome 'Walking
Carpenters to
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bers, Wellington. Boots lie Gd. All our own make. Maine

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.faction. One shilling per box.
/ minimum 4s and 23 respectively, mile-

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i end EYE LATEST AMERICAN and CONTI- " ANTED,.. Buyers for Acoprdeons. H J- Brosy High street. \ |
], I *' PBEJ3ERVEBS,
hold Security, at Current Bates of Interest.
FOE
NENTAL METHODS.
Lowest or any Tender not necessarily ac- iage counted one way only. Tickets issued at
Christchurch, Oamaru, and intermediate sta- Atkinson's, 117 Manchester street. you keep fowls, ask your.Grocer or G.
IF
< x \ In Grtat Variety at IWILDING, LEWIS, and BOLLBSTON, ceptcd. tions, -on November 12th, 13th, lith, and by
WANTED, Labourers to buy our Workini Bonnington, High for
on Profitable Poultry" Keeping.'
Free

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Boots. Bluchers 4s lid, Shooters 88s Pamphlet
''. \ 't JOHQI B.; , PSOCTEB'S. Solicitors, BALDWIN and RAYWARD. j first train on 15th, available for return till
Our oaah. transwjtione imply half Vw usual 6d, Light Chrome Walking Boots Us 6di. .TjiO Indian Art-Work of every description

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November. The journey must be started

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, 19th
\ OCULISTS OPTICIAN, Consulting Engineers.
All our. own % make. Maine Bros., Higl JP go to The "Bungalow," 177aHigh street.

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\ 6817F Hereford street, Christchurch. on the date of the issue of tie ticket in every
street, ;
.;' HIGH 6TBEET, OHBISTCHUBOH. 172 Glaucoater Christchurch. F6743 instance, and may be broken after' the first etreet/ ''. WEEKLadies in town~shouid

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twenty-five miles. \J inspect Mrs Walker's magnificent stock
; XPotUl Address: Box 418. MONEY FOB INVESTMENT. "Prevention and Preservation" is our Motto. PHOTOGRAPHY. [ On November 13th a,train will run from
Waehdyke to the Timaru Racecourse after
WANTED;
uyer Violin,- Case, and. Bow
1. Atkinson's, 117 Manchester_streelit, of Art Needlework,- Silks, Wools, Arrasencs,
Only AxKreea KNOWNThat .BaUantynef% Silk, and Bullion. Fringes, eta.
WANTED..

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.'' Sight Scientifically Tested Free. VyE PBEPABED TO ADVANCE \ the 8.0 a.m. train, from Christchurch has ar- keep Youthe" Overall Coats and Trouserre Ik,TASCOTTE BRAND of Euoalyptue procur-
MONEY in any quantity on Approved j TONE X CLIFFE
and CAEEY'S BUILDINGS,
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> The express train from Christchurch. l>l able at- all Stores;
THE NEW STUDIO WILL BE OPENED rived. will set down passengers at Washdyke, if re- in atook at 3a 6d each.
Freehold Securities, at LOWEST CUBBENTi Gloucester street, Christchurch. F
KNOWNThat Mechanic! -i /~\UT-DOOR Groups taken by experienced
WAiNTED
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i quired, on that date. On the 13th and 15th
,' J , BA'I'ES. SHOKTLY.
Coata, Jumpers, and Trouser . \J -artist*. Orders at Jubilee Studio, Ternu cornai

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COikIBBOOKDALE 'November the express train for Christchurch
are stocked by J. BaUantyne and Co., at & J of Colombo and Gloucester atresia.

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JOYNT and ANDBEWS,
TtfS
STEWART, HAIR SPECIALIST, will take up passengers at Washdyke. for sta-
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; westpobt coal. moderate. "Work guaranteed. F-

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Solicitors, "* 7 INGLIS' BUILDINGS, tions where it stops. A train leaving the 9d eaoh.

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TITS H. H. CLIFFORD begs to inform hia 'I Timaru Racecourse at 5.7 p.m. on those dates

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Buyers for Bedsteads, CheapeT t "TVAUAZO SILVER," 1 the best substitute

, WANTED,
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8 opened oub own 905 Gloucenter street. Restores Thin, Faded, Lustreless, and Grey X> Known for solid.eiJvor. No turning yei-
Hair. Baldness has been treated with Mar- Friends and the Public that he has re- -will
connect with the express for north. than ever. H. Atkinson's.
.;*** Passengers for Timaru on the Show Day low Tablespoons or forks 5s 9d the half

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office,
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WANTED KNOWNThat Ballentyne' dozen,' desserts 4s 3d the half dozen, t*>a-

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vellous Succea. Superfluous Hair Removed. (November 14th) by the 8.0 a.m. train from
'< 1 ;' at j4l, hebepord street. signed Mb position as Operator at Messrs Christchurch, will be taken on from Aehbur: always have in stock Overalls, Blueye8> epoons 4s 6d the half doseiu Mineon, aoji Co.,
Coats, Jumpers, and Trousers, at 3s 9d eaoh.
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And will gupply our Celebrated
v: $ HOUSEHOLD AND STEAM COAI
riEO. McCLATOHIB JIXTD 00. Hair Clipped, Singed, and Dressed.
CONSULTATION FREE.
ton by special train at 10.50 a.m., arriving at
Standisb. and Preoce'e, and will OPE2T a Timaru at 12.45 p.m. This train will get down
Mrs Stewart's Hair Tonic Never Fails.. F STUDIO of his own in CASHEL STREET. ;
passengers at the Thnaru Show Grounds. WANTED
220 Colombo street.
known-JEL. Atkinson's, Maichee " rpHB "BUNGALOW." for all kinds 'of ln-
ter street, for Wedding Furniture. ' '
J-.* ddian Chutnies, Jellies, Pickles, etc. IT-'cs
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To iU Trade direct ex Ship. GOAL ABBIVALSL Extra express train Christchurch to Timaru,
W "ANTED, Ail Grocers to remember thaat High street.
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10.20 a.m., 'November 12th. D. d. Mclntyre and Co. are SolI 'DATTt PAN BAKING POWDER con-

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B.S. POHEKUA.. Letters, Box 469. 7782 BY ORDER. Agents for Sprkig Blossom Teas. JL tains an improved.PattyPan at each end
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ICE. ICE. ICE.

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tTfTANTED, Buyers for Bedding, Suiteis, of tin-

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WSOHABGING THU'DAY FSOM NEWCASTLE- COUNTY COUNCILS.

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.TV. Carpets, Perambulators. H. At** 1?OB Wedding and Birthday Presents, The
j|, Steam**! iarrinug ReguJerly.
S.S. WAIPOBI
rpHB CHRISTCHURCH MEAT COM- SUMS
of 50, 75, 100, 150, 200, 300,
400, 500, and any sum up to 10,000
kinsoK, 117 Manchester street. "Bungalow," 177a High street. F

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With PANY, LIMITED, have pleasure in TO LEND for FIXED PESIODS, or Repay- TXTANTEt), People to get married. B TN DIGESTION relieved and ultimately
>fHB WESTPOBT COAL COMPANY, LTD, AtkinaoTi, 117 Manchester street. X cured by taking Bonnington's Pills.

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irKWCASTIJE OOAIi COMPANTS "+ intimating to the Public that they are mak- able by Monthly, Quarterly, or Half-yearly In- ABMERS and others dealing with stoc jfc Guaranteed in give. satisfaction.
i,2> THOS. BROWN, Breach Manager. COAL. ing arrangements' for the supply of
stalments, on Town, Suburban or Farm Se- WAIMATE COUNTY COUNCIL. should wear Khaki Drill Overal-11 T OAxt Tidy up much quicker now that I

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curities. Low Rates of interest. Trousers, 3s 3d pair, at Ballantyne's. X polish my gTate with "Enameline"am
LUN HEON AND TEA ROUMS, Will Reetrme her CLEAR CRYSTAL. ICE CHAS. HILL,
PUBLIC TENDERS will CLOSE at noon
TUESDAY, 26th November, at the
WEEKLadies' lovely Yen c- glad you told mc about it. >

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**** Solicitor, 19i Hereford street, Christchurch; jCountyonCouncil tian Bead Necklaces, extremely fashiona
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street, near Poer* Oiace,
able, large assortment and cheap; also Peai xli "ROJNNINGTON'S
"* DISCHARGING During the Summer Months. Office, Waimate. for Contract PILLS cure Biliousness,
Ol>, ! to 7. And High street, Rangio/a. X> Sick Headaohe, Liver Complaints, Indi-
Uaoheoa Uto AJWnocn Tea, Uni Te * THIS DAY, No. 404, SUPPLYING and DELIVERING
91,735 feet of AUSTRALIAN BLUE and RED
and Coral. Mrs Waikcr's, High street. gestiotn. One Shilling per box.

* Special Arfangements for Delivery in any FRAMED in

PICTURES New and Choice
! 'WiiE Fashionable Impe Ties, in a variet;yj . PAN BAKING POWDER, the '-; -
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TUESDAY, NOVEJkLBER 12th. Designs, at Moderate Prices. GUM TIMBER. X of Makes and Widths, are well repre JT greatest
sented amongst the Lace Goods displayed b," all Grocers.
Quantity to Particulars can be seen at the office of this novelty you ever saw. Sold by
A Large and Varied Stock of g,-
|, iVnilabl* fer 7 p.a. B- ELIZABETH GitAHAM, ARTISTS' COLOUBS A-ND MATERIALS. 1paper. J. BaUantyne Company, Dunstabie Jlousi '/
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for Prite Parties HOTELS, CLUBS, RESTAURANTS, C. E. BREMNER, - -' T7IOT7ND-Spring Blpaeom Pills" giret
.'is WMen
j Suppew, eto. VCitb. Aisc, Pictures of Every Description. County Engineer. Christchurch. bloom of health like the flowers .that

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yvMived for Confeotionery, Weddine, PRIVATE HOUSES, ETC. INSPECTIuN INVITED. 7833 HE JUBILEE STUDIO, corner C
lombo and Gloucester streetsJubile fl blossom in spring. Can be taken by ohil"

|i * ad ButhtUj CeJuee, eto. EAST GBETA COAL. J. W. GIBB,
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DUE EARLY All Orders to b* left with, or telephoned to
Cathedral square, -near Poet Office. LOST AND FOUND. Midget 312 for 2s, carded. Photos take*T dren,
Saturday Evenings, also Open During Hoi " and chemists. l
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and adults. P~ice, 6d and I, grocers

Bfllt a 3P 8 *a 3et tlf

or Stolen, from Prebblcton, October oVBLTIBS
arrrlLS*3 McINTYRE
rtiSSKS
AND CO.,
CUSTOMS AGEIftS. TBOM WESTPOBT
THE CHRISTCHURCH MEAT CO.'S PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION,
To be held ; LOST-
20th, Bay HACK, 16 hands, saddle marked, daye. I '_
riiHE "BUNGALOW," opposite Knight'iBi Ribbonenamel,
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gilt, pearl, Is to S 6d each.;

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X Butcher, for Sandal Wood, Glove, an]? cut steel, and jet, 3d to la 8d each. Strange

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y*v?,M ~*Jto Despatch, and Reasonable Charge*. S.S. POHEBUA. P.O.P. SHOWROOMS, DECEMBER 6th. 1to anyone giving information that will lead to
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,-: .S CASHEL STREET WEST. Conviction. G. T. Adam, Prebbleton. 7936 Handkerchief Boxes, Carved and Inlaid wit"} and Company.

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CLOUD Ivory. 177a High street ]
';i I J>g)>oPe 76. THIS DAY. To Ensure Prompt Attention, Orders should T ANDSCAPE, SEASCAPE,

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li EFFECTS. NOTICE. riOME AND SEE JMaori Photoe
TJATi'Y- PAN BAKING POWDER, thw v> variety), I, Is 6d eaclx; Maori O
greet

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Bags 9d
;'rt HOTELS be given the day before delivery. 6553F jL. most up-to-date novelty of the day.
to 4s 6d eaoh.. Strange and Company.
^vTl BftJ"d
'i"Ji ALB.
COUN-xHiT HOUSES i GEO. MoCLATCHLB and C YOU ARE
INVITED TO
THE
P.O.P.
CALL
Or Send for
/CHEQUE "No. 252356, drawn by G. H.
laartin, Bank of N.Z., Kaiapoi; lost last S"TOVE~POLISH Buy none but the ne<
"Enameline. Stovo PolishBuy non "I X> wear our Working Soots. W guaran-
TJRICKLAYERS *nd PLASTERERS should
y.;Vj Appi, to NOTICE TO PATIENTS. "COMPETE. Partioulara. but the new "Enameline." Stove Polish-
CAMEBA AND FINE ART SUPPLY Friday; payment Stopped. 7930 tee satisfaction. Bluchers 4s lid,- Shooters
E. W. BOPEB and CO., Bay none but the new "Enameane."

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Qa 6d, Light Chrome Walking Boots lie 6d.'
Cathedral FOUNTAIN BBOTHEBS, Den-
STORES,
sqoiue.
MESSRS
tists, wish to notify their Patients that F
176 High street, facing
Telephone 10S1.
Clock Tower*
EVERY DETAIL OF BRITAIN'S BEST WHAT LOVELY DOLLS!"That
V/what the littie" girls say when they via
All our own make. Maine Bros, High street.
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rtOME AND SEE our Perambulators at
AND 00, on and alter the 12th day of OCTOBER, their BICYCLE, our Christmas Toy Bazaar and Fancy Fai
MYERS V> 2 as d. H, Atkinson, 117 Maachestez
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COBNEB DENTISTS, We have jointed dolis, washable china doll
TJEWAB'S OF HIGH AND CASHEL
hours of Consultation will be from 9 a.m. to THE "RUDGE-WHITWORTH"
talking dolls, crying dolls, wex dolly, woode Si
**: your Poultry profitable

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WHISKY, as suppKed to the 5 p.m. Saturday Evening 7 p.m. to 9 pjn. IS GUARANTEED, dolls, hair-stuffed dolls, big doils, little doll,Is. by using
r; STREETS.
; 'SI
can obtained from all 215 COLOMBO STREET, baby dolls, be; dolls, girl dolls, dressed dolli[g" JXL Singer's Ex Producer. Prioe I 3d.
.y ileading Hotels in Canterbury. OXYGEN Id combination with Nitrous Opposite Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binna.
MONEY TO LEND. Including Tyres, Chains, Saddles, Rims, etc.
undressed dolls. Prices from 3d to 7b 6d eaclli! Storekeepers or G. Bonnington, High street. F
Oxide Gas, the moat perfect anesthetic for all REFLEX CLIPPER TYRES and JOINT- Strange and pA-ri PAX iJAKING POWDER want* one
i ALL HKn, ""
Dental Operations. IMPORTANT TO CYCLISTS. LESS HOLLOW RIMS, rpUiIBLERSTwo" Thousand Dozens, a~u X trial, without prejudic*. Two Patty

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*l*k id, v Bd, la lOd, _. Tha-t at la 10d is Fee for Administration, 2s 6d. B.P. EMERGENCY TUBE (Patented). X sizes and prices, at Minson and Co.'s.

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/CYCLISTS may now have their Machines TT G. a H A X V E V, Are fitted to all RUDGE-WHITWORTHS.
PBING Novelties, Oirect from the Manl \T The "Bungalow," 177a High streetOn
VfflaTEA jou drank in the Old Country. ARTIFICIAIi DENTISTRY: XJ fitted with the B.P. Emergency Tube
(vide "Press" November 2nd). Don't run the BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR,
faoturers; New Hosiery, New Veilingi
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Jt\ exhibition a splendid collection of In-
New Scarves, New Glovesat Bath and Co. ib" dian Ancient Weapons,

Highest Class Work at Most Moderate Fees. risk Write for Catalogue and full information to a unique collection. V
of being stranded through punctured tyre or.
Kcttt* of Celebrated Briton in erery faulty valve. Admitted by Cyclists as being Nob. 6 and 7 Grain Agency Building^. R. X E NT, Christchurch. TT'OUND
jp
"Spring Blossom iSludr,"
"Blcomine cures Corns, Warts, acd
UeT
'. __. Packet. of great importance and advantage. Send your RUDGE-WHITWORTH CYCLE AGEJCY, Bunions. Prioe 6d. "Sepoy's" Prairie Cure,

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v machine at once to our warehouse (Payluig's
Jf, '' TIT A N U B E S. Buildings). BEDFORD ROW, THE JUDGES WERE SATISFIED. S 6d: "Sepoy's Prairie Oil," 2s 6d. At
E',,' -__P^IBHIC
V
?mc* Tr*taat.
Manicuring,
Hair Dreaa- P.RICE PER WHEEL ONLY 10s. Telephone N 861. F
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S;T R B/E T,
Chemieta and Storekeepers.
Kempthorne, Prosaer and
Wholesale:
BRUNT PriT and CO., VICTORIA
ffiJuT*f*
etc.MRS MASON, a.d. rpHE McCORMICK REAPERS AN: "(For, continuation, of Wanteds see Pag* 2.)
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1, L<oloJ Certificate, from Madame Sole Agents and Patentees, CHRJBTOHUBCH.
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p,J*" iwaona Complexion Specialist, ian- P. and P. Co.'s Turnip Manure 412 6 Telephone 1087. 145 Lichfield street. BINDERS were AWARDED
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Hair-Cutting, Smgeitg,
Hair Made Up by late assistant
UnivsitT Hair Dresser, Dunedin.
P. and P. Co.'a Bape Manure
P. and P. Co.'s Grain Manure .....
4 12 6
412 6
BOBEBTS BBOS.,
SUBGEON DENTISTS,
THE "ITSEM" HOUSEHOLD DYES
WILL
DYE WOOL, COTTON, SILK, or
MONEY TO LE2JD.

taTE have been requeetod to invest several

THE GOLD MEDAL FOR PROGRESS
Roally the Blue Ribbon of the Show, tlhe AT THE D.I.C.
,**-__* "1 ' Dr. Wxlson Uilbe'a iilecUic
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MIXED GOODS. VY. Sum* of Money in large or email
'^-SWr..^!! *Colombo
1! V por Eeth CabiueU on
*etreet, next CoaUs and ,1
P. and P. Co.'a Superphosphate
and P. Co.'a Boneduat, with other
5 0 0
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190 Caehel street, opposite Bailantyne'a.
SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS. i Properties,anatMortgage
amounts of Town or Country Association having made the condition that a
P.
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A RTIFICIAL DENTURES at MODERATE BRIGHTEST COLOUBS. ! Lowest Current Batee. Gold Medal would 'be awarded to the machixac ANOTHER HUGE BOOK PXSROB\*E
Manurea . c 0
*.0 iL FEES, Guaranteed.
BEST RESULTS. and CRE'SSWELL, which, in the qpinion of the judges, showed tlhe

*~ Teeth Filled and Scaled. Children's Teeth

"JJBMPORABY
Vf. REMOVAJ- J. SPILLER, P. AND P. CO, Regulated. Solicitors, Greatest Expenditure of Thought and WorJ:k- THOUSAND VOLUME .MAC
'jf' [ Photographer, Oxford terrace, has remov- 14Ga CASHEL STBEET, Painless Extractions with Nitrons Oxide Gas, Indispensable to the -Thrifty Housewife. Qhriatchwrch and Athburton.
THEN.
8348F mahship caluculated to provide tho farm* r
etc Extractions and 2s
U"' i* 8 Victoria atroot juat over bridge, during Cocaine, la 6d.
* MILLAN AND BELL'S
Next Delamain's Stables, and opposite Messrs
' Telephone 387. PRICE 6d PER TUBE. LITTLE'S BLIGHT SPECIFIC.
' Photographio work o every de-
S93OF with new and improved machinery, such in
; ftnpttoa oaxried on a* usual. Pjne and Co. F2555 COLONIAL LIBRARi,
968U BBITISH EMPIBE UP TO DATE. All Grocers and Chemists. provements to be effected within the previotua
" IS> THE TIME FOR
SSSSF
NOW
,- Wholesale Agents: W. H. SIMMS and year. ALL AT 9d EACH.
\' ' . ?? LENI)of iaINTEREST. X G, PACKETS of ALL RED TEA, at SPRING DRESSINGS.
EST KATES "9 SUMS at LOW.
EM I L C.
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST
S O OEE Is SONS, Christcharch. 5884
MORROW, BA&SETT and CO.,

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6d, L Bd, Is lOd, 2a. That at I lOd is not tried Bonnington's BLACKBURN AND SMITH, Usual Price 2a 6d.
h fi. VINCENT, CENTBAL PHARMACY, rfHOSE who have
X Pills for the Liver and Indigestion, are Corner of Cashel and Manchester street*, CHRISTCHURCH, ASHBJURTON, AN.:D
[,',
i ;'*." fte . Solicitor,
Worcester etreet, Cornor Colombo and Gloucester streets.
Telephone 8471
* THE TEA YOU DBANK US THE OLD recommended to do so. Always give satis-
Christcborch. #?F ; DUKBOnt
D.I.C.
p^^ * 4311F COUNTRY. F faction.
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**'A._a.P. Buildings, Chrutefaurch.

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 THE PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1901.
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Waited. WANTED. ing behaved in a manner whereby a breach

MISCELLANEOUS. SUPREME COURT. of the peace was occasioned in Tuam street,

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and. was fmed 1.
titfANTBD, Rcspectttbte' Young Man
WANTED, an Experienced Parlourmaid.
SUMNE&-
To Let, Christmas Holidays, 5

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W Boardpr._ll3B Lower High street. 7845 Apply Mra Stead, Strowan. 7953 to 10-roomed Houses, Furnished- 7S7* J. CRIMINAL SESSIONS. A DISORDERLY PERSON.
~I\TAN'TIiD, a'Gardener. Apply 103 Hereford "\7|7"ANTBl)~lle3pectabie Intelligent Boy. for t>. Watson. Bgent.
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James Frederick Nelson was charged
\\ street. _3_7 * y shop. Apply Horace J. Weeks, "Ltd., WO LKT, 2 Front Booms, Unturnishedj ,, The opened ytsterday

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Stationers &nd lJrinter3. "35-t -- with fireplaces. Address City "Press ; morning before Mr
criminal sessions with being a disorderly person, in that
Ars'i'i'iD, a (iootl General Servant. Ap-
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ply at 17 JKilmore street, Christ- r
I[lfArN ri5DT~a Kitchenmaicl. Apply Mrs Office.
LETModem House 6 rooms, h. and c. i
T037 j Justice Denniston. he habitually consorted with reputed thieves.
Detectives Fahey, Marsack. Chrystall, aiH

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LB7l *' Cnmpbell, liam, Upper Riccarton. THE GRAND JURY.
.____ 75J_ TO water, 17s 6d; G rooms, 12s 6<l; 3 rooms, I1 The Grand Jury was composed of the fol- Livingstone gave evidence 'to
diurch. th'e'ejfect 'that
a Houso of 5 rooms, with about
"WTAXTtiD,
\V J Acres, nfar Woolston.
Christdiurch.
Box SC,
... 7 to
' * room, use of kitchen. ,
Fufni?hed""Bedroom and Sitt'ing- IS. F. Spratt, 168 Lichfie'd etreet.____79sl ? lowing ;-.Me<=srs*C. Hood Williams (fore- they had repeatedly Seen accused at all hours
Immediate, t?l*OS SALE/ Lady's Up-to-date Bicycle.. ', man) ,*E. Chrk?on, G. Gordon, H. D. Carter, of the night and day in the company of
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, persons who he was" aware were, thieves.

and General "Pr_es.t" _Of?jc<-:: 7956 J nearly ne-w-, 11 103; a bargain. ALS.,
IV A.vrKD a Fcrxicr 7365 F. A- Archer, A. E. Cradock. T. Wilson, G. Accused had been ih. business as a Jeweller,
at, niKO,

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V Smilh, nuisl bo a good Shocr. Appiy
J!. PnUoii. ilt. Sornors.__ _W*J
House, 5 or
* 0 toon! 3, r,t Xe-.v Brightjn,. for 6or IDOR l_O
mi S ffiCel_---
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SALE, Gents' - Bicycle, new Tyres, H. Trelenven. E. Ashby. H. F- Roberts, .7. but within the last
year he had donfe nn
"t \T A.\ 1 Ll),' a"Junior Hmid, Bookseller and
VV i'-U., i->ox 48, Tiuiani.
r'aucy (;:o<ts.
V9IH _
i-3'months. "M.0,, "rrcss'J OiiiCe.
WANTED, Tbrco~Boy.~"TrntiM~aDd } "PreSs" Ofice..
Co., Brush Manufacturers, Chester
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7^71 X Acetylene Lamps; bargain, 810s. W. 8., B. Sim,* J. Richardson.'
.______7?5 J.
by JLiicfeer Frcres, the Broadwood of
6 McClaichie, C. H. -oxton,
Bruce, and C. Taylor.
G. J- Meudo**, G.
E. H. Little, W. ork, hut had made a pretence of doing
canvassing. The accused, gave evidence
on oath, and stated that .he had been in

A ifANTiiP','" Lady'""Retoucher. Apply iy street. 79fe) PtIAXO,
i Paris, check action, full trichord, splendid i HTS HONOUR'S CHARGE. the colony-for twenty-seven years, and had
by Youn? Lady, situation mmd tone, coist 60 gnineSs, 25 cash, or half Clark, fiowri,
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* letter to ilr Cliuord, Photographer, WANTED,
_ ;i His Honour, in his charge to
tie Grand had two jeweller's shops in" Dunedin -md

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J* shop and keep books. Apply "Able," balance per agreement. Macartby end

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Jiox !;;'. P.o. the list was short, and the two jeweller's tshppfi in Christchurch until
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" Jury, said that
l-ilij, "a ".Superior Working ilouee- "Press" Office. 7963 Armagh street-
one exception were noi of a seri- h~e had gone banxrnpt. He .alleged that

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iV )ri>i-i-, ior fiinall family {no wasaingj. to Sell Black Pony, quiet in 'FABLE CENTEES.A Splendid Selection cases, with and
WA.VfED saddle ai;d harness. Apply 78 Kilmoro ] A. at 3ft 6d, Is 6d, 6s d, 7s 6d, 9S 6d,
13a 6d, -03 character. would not give the jury any i he had goods,at the place wfeere he was

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A'i.i-'-r-.'t iioiiso!:o.-pcr "i'reas" Of_cc._
"\\7AXTED""to Sell."for
7550
Removal, Building -
street. 7375 j '< 21a 6d. Strange ard tfouble. His Honour then proceeded to deal Hoardfhff "to the value of 30, anct he
Wishes siltit&ion ,as Assistant. briefiv with each case. Touching upon the { dejued that he knew the faersoitfs ment ion'jd
VV noar Wesleyan Church, Tai Tapu.
WANTED~BoarcI and EesicTence. by Lrtdy DENTIST
Apply "Deiitist/' Chriatchurch. "Prase' manslaughter cane against Carl Tritt, his j by the police as reputed thieves.

jSdB He- was

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ply John Barnctt, Leeaton; engaged during day. N.D.M., "Prfsfl"
w/us perfectly clear from canvassing ftt- present, and his rrnmgs
<<56 Honour said that it
~\\fsThA)io
y\
SetL City Section, 1 chaiii
iioittaKt'. Trice XCO, a gilt. W. \l.
ilarfljjig. 112 Mani-heater Btreet._ 100: 2CT
Office.
WASTED, "
""competent General, 30, Che-
viot, two in family (.two men
Mrs Hulbert,_Gioucoster street West. 7573 duced
7374 Office.
FOR Immediate SaleFive-roomed House, the evidence that Tritt must have treated his were alw>ut 2 10s psr week. Over twenty
*ith conveniences, on 2forth belt, re- wife in the most improper way. The main years ago, lie stated in reply to Sub-In-
to JE3O3. Also, New 4-roomed, House, question, however, would be whetherhe was spector Black, he had been convicted of
+C-. I'EfD, Portmanteau and Gladstone!
Bag Maker. Appiy "Brief," "Press" !
WANTED, Shirt"ha"CoDar Ironers, con- J-acre., JJ2S deposit: ___Vre_jin
cLPerkins.
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directly responsible for the blow in the theft afc Dunedin. H was convicted, and
1185, 24ra frame, stomach, which, appeared to have led to the sentenced to one month's imprisonment.

Office.
\YrASTED, Boarder piiuio,
VV. or Gentleman,
Montreal street South.
\\fANTDD, Lady HeiiMtwo
, periHnced >urae3,
'_
__._? ! stent \Tork. Apply Mrs Murphy, Jubilee in good order, cheap machine.
in qulot family, Lady j Laundry, 18-1 Kilmote street. 7!_3 price tyres3. Cycle Company, 70 woman's death. ALLEGED TftEtfT.
bath, etc. 110 iinmcdintely, "Crooks, Generaia, dsnchtfest&r Adams Star
7915 WArfTHD, Uonscniaid-Needlcwoman, Girl's As- stn___?h__ch__i.
3. TATJOHER, fishmonger, PaMatua, | ;
jI ALLEGED WOUNDING WITH George Walker, charged with having, on
November Bth, stolen frofli the person of
family), ex-
Parlourmaida, town,
sist, Boy, 108. Mrs Huibcrt, opposite Rink
St&blea." "n severalcuredM"~R ;
INTENT.
of chronic indigestion, arid gamed j Nathaniel Herron vna indicted for that, William SUcYlnnie a silver Vitch valued

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weight by the lice of the j on September 7th, at Waiatt.. fee did wound at 7 7s and 12s in money, was remanded

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pounds in
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country, Wellington. Bliss's Registry, Chan- ""ITCrA.TI'Eb at once, Good Nurse-Needie-

n; woman. Apply before 11 a.m. io .Mrs world's gre&tea* h_^_mr_ne_yj_antekoa_. on the application of the police till the
cory lane. J i i __2 4s lid, William. Alexander Cyprus Niven, with in-

, makes each

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BO"Of&Meh
GOOD Bluchers
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capably "young Wmian as Pyne, coruor of Peterborough street and Park s bodily harm. He was following day.
WANTEIS]
Houscnniid, country girl preferred,
30. Appiy Ridley und Son, Lowsr
terrace. _? Goloshed Shooters from
to Sell, One Gent's Seconl-Eand Atkinson, 119 Manchester street.
7s lid, Men's Chrome tent to
Balmoral Boots xr6m 10si 6d. K. further indicted for having assaulted
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do grievous
A FAITHLESS.SWAIN. a?
Vrtges
WANTED '.; him. About- the middle of last month, Norman
meal tiicer
_____?S Bicycle, new tyre on back wheel end
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Hi_i stieet,JJh_itch_cfc. new chain; price a. Adams' Sun Cycle HhHEY MAKB NICE PRESENTSJust Mr F. Johnston, appeared for the ac-
Ct. Hall became engaged, and. the lady who

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\7ftAM'B D, by" La3y," home in family, wouid JL opened up 100 Sets, comprising 2 Cups cus^ed.
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was to share his lot (Mi& 'JTnlia Khoda)

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small
assist with in return for
light duties, Pi-pot. 136 Lower High 7_5 and Saucers, Tea-jgo't,. Sugar-bowl, and Cream ; Ifc from the evidence led for soppuedbv
ANTEDJ. J. Parker's Registry, Lich- appeared a house they were
fice.
"A.M.A.," "Press" Of-
remuneration.
TrfyiVMTiTD to Soil, Opawa, 5-room
_3_5 W" iield street Generals,
Dairymen, Young Lady attend sriop, Cook,
Musterers, Jug.
pany-
At 4s
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9d

the Set. Strange and Com- the prosecution that on rhe evening of put some furniture in
; to occupy. This
September 7th the accused, Trith. several blafriket>s,v valued at 15s, three sheets valued
consisted of one pair of *U CROCKS
and 355^5
RED Bird. Bicycle, So, machine

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Housemaid. Ploughmen. 790i 1133, en- others, had gone into "the township, and at 15s, and two
.T T scullery, hall, J-acro, good garden; 2(50,
amelled red, tyres an good order. Price had been drinking together. valAc'd at 6f. On

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deposit and balance as rent. W. R. Hardiiig,
112 Maitcheater Street. __486_32.
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%7_TANTED~t3~lrf* Three oi tkefineat See:
WAITED ILNOW^People with defective
eight can be supplied with Spectacle*
at a really moderate coit. j Do not injure your
, , Adams Star Cycle
street, Christchurch.
Ctonipitay,

71) Man-
; .1 been
W'AB;OO, 4 Indigestion, 4 Benjamin Gum, parentlyexpressions
or two
chaffing accused, and had
Niven had the lady visiting the house ii ifvr days
used one
towards him, which ap- afterwards,
she fottrid. that t&e goods !had
taken away'J Hall j-ifsterdSy appeared
digestion*

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V tions in North Linwood, each |-acre. eyes. Apply at once to rLonnett, WatchnrnkM , he did not like, calling him a ben
etc., 183 High etreet. An enormous etooJc 4 Coughs, 4 Cinnamon Cure, go 2 Kail, to answer the charge of haying stolen them.
Low prices and terms, W. K. Herding, Atic-
- "red'herring, and a "ringer-nut"a play- He pleaded guilty, and w"as sentenced to

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to select from, all the l&test khrles and ftiapes, Armagh street.

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tionoer, 112 Maw cheater etreet. 135-340
' ful allusion to Herron/s hair. As they

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frames, or in itcal, nickel, silver and gold. "T A-VGLfiY WARE."We have just opened tbreo" months' imprisbn'm'enfc, with hard
WANTED, a Governess. Apply to Mrs C. party were returning home the accused labour.

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Gray, Waiohika, Gisborne, or to Mrs 'ANTED KNOWN Have you weak -I-J up a fine tfasottrbenfc of this tvare, com- jugs, challenged Niven to fight. Niven was will-,
C. N. Worsley, "Heath Rbyd," Colombo street eight? If so, apply at once toKenneU, prising teapots, coffee jugs, hot-Water cream jugs, ing. and banded a parcel he was tarrying
the People's Watchmaker. He will teat your tankard*, basins, jtogar bowls,

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eight and supply you with Spectacles t a saucepans, stew pots, egg poacheTSj jellf;to a friend while he fought. When Niven
North. ChriatchuTCh. 7828 MAGISTRATES' COURTS.
ft reSptfctafcl Yotitli in Prb-
moderate cost. rinormoue stock of lenies, moulds, milk boilers, match stands, flower 'arrived home he found that his hand was
ITI. duce Merchant's Office, to start as concave, convex Perioecopic, Psaudonoptic, tubes, household. jiirs, etc. Really a Nice Col-
lection. Come and look I Striate and Com-'.;,in
..., DEFAULT CASES.
clit, and that he had also one or two wounds
office boy. Apply Bos 825, Christclrarch.
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; ; of every power. Lateet sh&pce. Fold Knd, pany.... Dr. Little was sent for,. In tie

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;,..,: 7875 the shoulder.
other frmes. W8 Higb street, ohder the .............''-
found (had been; following civil cases at tie Magis-
to Sell, Tire Building Sections' .. and ha that the wounds
WANTEDsay Wiltfn'a road, 80 eftch, for
verand!i. .. BICYCLES For ale, at Low PricesNew
from 12 10s;Second-hand trora >l; made by Some ttharp instrument, as a knife. di& hot appear, and Mr H. W. Bishop,
Court yes*#rday ihe defendants
immediate sale; bargain*. W. R. Harding,
Auctioneer, U_S_tfanG_ester_tt6e_ 1.T6-353 WANTED to Sell, Sittings of Poitsbred
Brown, White Leghorns, Minorctw, An-
dttlueiane, Doriirige, Langahane, Orpinfctbfrs, J _lkirt,
also accessories of every description. K. The wounds had been stitched up, and no S.M., gave judgment for ttite plaintiffs by
; further harm had resulted.
tt clean, wnart Girl as General,
Golden, Silver Wyandottes, Indian Game, /GENUINE Bargain.For immediate sale, The defence was that Herron was not default: James Shand and Co. v Henry
;f f able /to fdok, two in. family, reference Houdans, ss; Plymouth Rocks fOs. Sen fer- vJ* 4-rtfOmfcd HiJtise, with "ver&iiaaii, scul- sober at the time of the scuffle, and that Brandt atid Amelia Brandt, 40 15s 3d:
requited, country girl preferred, good homo.
Apply by letter or personally, first to R. T.
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Cook, Cwtlton Dispensary, Papantii road.
: 71)20
tile guaranteed. Suburban train passes door. lery, waShhQUi&>, coppery
A__G_tye, Buxtbn's Corner, Shirley.
MISCELLANEOUS.
2SS4 to rail#ay station. Only 200.
sold. Forest and Perkins.
6verv&-acre,
;
Mndy
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the .knife had been usd unwittingly and Bing, Harris, and Co. v Ohas. Hansen, 53
Must be accidentally while the accused was cutting 14s sd; Booth, Maodonald, and Co. vJ.
up tobacco. Mardon, 6 16s; A. G. Healing and Co.
"BOOMERANG"

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BAKERY, Confectionery, Befreshracnt (Ideal Tyre Cotfrpany) V Hilton Brown, 6 The London Times, l\fay
W*"JKTISD""y6n 1 to attend Auction SalcTof Rooms Business
ShowingNew Bangee 61 Boye' and turnover. A sure fortune for an energetic ; one.
for sale, country, good ; The jury retired at five minutes to
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2s; Alexander Begg, v ChrisVopheT Scott,
1892"
17th, Palatable and of
p.m., Wednesday Next,
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i:uh iriet., W. 11. Harditig's Rooms, 112 Mena' CloiSing for Spring Wear. Jfixcel- man. A. Wheattey, Bedford row. The jury returned a verdict of "Not -fe'6 3s 4d; Booth, MacdonaJd, and Co. v High Quality."
Alnneboster 'street. See Auction Column To- lent Value, Newest Designs. Beath and Co. PURSBS! PURSES!Medallion [ guilty." and his Honour, after cautioning G. Manning, 37 Is; Thomas Benjsqn v
morrow for particulars. 7944
M' RS J. DAY, Junr., Beaver rood, Blenheim, PURSES!
Purses with the new spring tops. Is 6d, the accused, ordered him to be dis- Wm. McGuire, 283 ss; Jas.French y Joseph

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VrfAIvTED treated in Blenheim Hospital for de- Is 9d, 2s 3d each; New Leather Purses, with charged. Hooper, 26 13s 4d ; A. Begg V M., Laire,
V
KNOWNThat
splendid
m Stock a
J. W. Gibb has
selection of Choice cayed jaw and poverty of blood, pernranently nickel and silver mounts, Is 6d to 3s 6d, and 1; Henry B<atry atod Co. v George JJFcks, AUSTRALIAN

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Picturoe, all kinds, ettitablo for presents. Call cured by using two bottles bijl?lanteko_ up to 30s each. Strange and Company. > ! ALLEGED SHEEP-STEALING. 4 17s; same v Geo. Prior, 11 19s Id;

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and st-6 them. Addressitorton'a Buildings, OOKS Suitable for School" iPrizes, School "TIfrEDDINU Groups a epeciaiity Of Jubilee j j Douglas jairies MeNaught "was indicted Chrisfcchurch City Council v A. Kitchie, The Lancet, jiily 2nd*
7851 . having, April 20th, 1892
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Cathodral square. Sports' Prizes, Birthday, Christmas, and Studio, taken either at house or studio, for on at Glen-mark,, 10 7s lid: Merchants' and Traders' "Sound and HonestFrag-
\\; ANr"Kt>'~lC'NOWlfGreat Reduction in New Year Presents, etc., illustrated and at- corner of Colombo and Gloucester streets. !! stolen eight sheep, the property of G. Hj Agency, Limited v Geo. Bennett, 37 4s
Knfjcllety and Harness during this and trivotively bound in cloth, at 6d, I, Is 6d, 2s, Te_ns_moderate. tI Moore. rance, Purity, and Qtiality

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8d; Mason, Strutfcers, and Co. v J. J.
r.c-K month, oeing largely overatooked. C.
Uowrii, 156 Cashel street, next TitteueH'e
Hotel.
2a 6d, 3s 6d to 7s Bd each. Strange and Com-
pany. D"Variety, including a Special Line of Half; cused.t
have & -Grand[ Mt T. G. Russell appeared for the ac- Alexander,
Brtid Condene4 Milk, Sets at 21s 6d, thai can always be matched i The accused w-as in charge of his father's son v Joseph Mcllroy, 206 9s; G. Wilkin-
5 19s 6dj H. A. C. Fergus- second to none."
HIGHLANDER
TX7 ANTED t"o Soil, New House, 4' Tobms,
scullery, copper, shod, etc., gatden, Lin-
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wood, on tram lino; deposit and easy terms.
made from unskimmed .milk of cow* up. Pay us a visit. Minson and Co., 220 Co- farm,
undei special veterinary enperviiion; with ad- lombo street.
ditiTt only of pure cana sugar.
SPRING. New Season's Novelties in all de- j
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mark
which adjoins a- portion of the Gleft- "son t Jas. Barr,
run, and on June" 16th last %old some JUDGMENT
3 12s '6d.
SUMMONSES. BRANDY.
W. it. llnrdmg, Auctioneer, 112 Manchester
N~~OfB"PAPER ANDTSXVSLOPESTho parfsients; Direot Shipments opening sheep to another farmer named Griffiths. In the tw<> judgment summons cases, J. Me"dical Jdurnal, July2ncl,
s_c__ 283-209.
and 50 envelopes, Is per box; Strange's s- fltraot.
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"Victoria" Cabinet, containing 50 sheets daiiy. Beath and Co., Popular Drapers, Casbel Eight of the Glenmark sheep were found Ballanlyne and Co. (Mr Bruges) v H. Glas-
i&p v
A Pute Product, and
X\rANYb "Kjjowti, iJeftlb. and bo. re now I lin Mr possession, and Sir Grif- son, and J. Ba.lantyne and Co. (Mr Bruges)
T! ehowinft their flret Shipments of Spring quire Packets of Noto Paper, at Bd, Is, I id, TUST Landed, 1901 Novelties for Ladies fiths stated "that these were among those v J. T. PairbrWge, the delrtorfe appreared, well.worthy the attention of
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and __> _iM_at __P_]r Priex>. I 6d, Is 9d, 2s 8d per p'ftfcket; 250 Envelopes O ;
wear. Call and see the Popular Value 1; he bought from McNaught. The accused and no orders were mad. the Profession."
WANTED ar|3"B_ggy llar"-
KNOWNGig: for I 6d, Is 9d, *2a 3d. now offered by Beath and Co.
ICYCLE for Bal, St*r No. 150, 26in frame, rpUJIBLERSTfot all purposes, in airy I
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i admitted having sold sheep to Griffiths, but
MEDICAL AtteB&DAWCBE.
double tar, tyres nearly new, in first- X tity, neaxly ono hundred varieties to select ! sheep.
nilver-inonnted, from 1
---neaa, 3_ng- 10a, denied having sold him these Glenmark

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lih Riding double reine 10s>
Bridlos, Riding It appeared also that in April On the ground that it was double a heavy
Saddles with pigskin suats 40s. C. Howejl, Price Adams Star Cycle from at prices that caimot be beaten. From
class order. 13.
Company, 193 Colombo street, Hobbs's Build- 2s 6d per dozen. Minson and Co., 220 ColomboI last the accused informed another farmer as it should l>e, Vie Renrie Matthias "recently
Cftahei afafeot, next Tatteraall'a Hotel. ?381
XKT&XTEiD KNOWNEntries for W. B.
ingSj, near Cathedral,

SPRING Blossom GoldLabol Teu, the best

3 street. : ; that ho found about 15 Glenmark sheep cavilled at a doctor's Dill of G. F. M. Brit-
RTISTIO PHOTO FRAME'S.in Oak, mingled with his flock, but'only four or tin, medical practitioner. Matthias had,met
with shelves, 9Jd to 2s 6d each; ditto,\ five had been returned to Mr Martin, the witJi an accident at Belfast, and fratStti'r&l his*
Harding's Property Auction Sale can in tho Market. Obtainable every without collar bone, and the doctor had been called up
Grocers. I shelves, Is to 2s 9d each; Photo manage? of Glenmark.

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ODEL MILLINERY in Charming Styles, Frames, with niciel and brass mounts (new j j Tha jury retired at ten minutes past four, urgently to set. the fracture, so that he could
now be made. 112 Manchester street.
to Sell, Cashel etreet, Ohriet-
M" suitable for all occasions, is being dis- designs), Is to 7s 6d escfa. Strange and Com- !! and twenty minutes later returned, a ver- beTremoved. The bill, amounting to 1 lla
placed in the Showrooms of Dunat&ble Jiouse, pahy. '< diet of "Not guilty." Thto accused was 6d, "vyas sued, for at Court yfestearaay, and Stocked in Chrietchurch by DALGETT.AND CO. LTD., GRIERSOS AND DAVIS, fLEfe
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OHER, fiU3ffi?EEYS AiKD CO., .kaA E. W. ROPfi ASfO CO.
:tt' -tihorch, Reeidence 8 rdoms, scullery,
CUSSTON CASESA very choice selection, Mr Francis appeared for the plaintiff.

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_*ittry, birth, huradry, Venetiaa blinds, bells,
"jpRIMUS" Wioldess Kerosene Stove* 15s 6d, at 3s 9d, 4s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 9s 6d, 13s 6d, i then discharged. Matthiasmaintained that he had not called in
and water, etc, J-tfare; only.Boo. W. R.

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fue -L Cook and Boil Quicker than the best 17s 6dL193 6d, 21s 6d, 35 6d, to 47s 6d. THEFT. ' the doctor himself, that the latter only.at-
H*rdiJ/g, Attctiemeor, 112 Msncheeter street. coal fire; send leer descriptive price list. R. Strange and "
; William Pollard Mote Hoggard was in- tended to him for about ye minutes, and that Ed that We Leathe'6) had exoeMed hasinstruc- boroughs, tt> pay the same charges for thfthttt
tihro* Bt_il>B for free Wilkin, 170 Lkiineld street, Cftristchnrch.
ANTED to Sell, Swift .oieycic, No. 156, Bags,Cheapest REDFERN'S Stationary "Warehouse is the
for Purses, Pocket Books; Hand-1 Sydenham,
dieted for that on September 15feh, at his treatment was hot safcisfactofy. On these tions, and misled the defendantin connection thtereof, or for tlte storage of stock 6r car*
W"
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Iff Book cm Hypnotism, Personal M&g- afcd Uselnl_?r'e3ent^c__l_irids; he did.steal from the person accounts, he considered the charge exorbi- frith the Seating of .thfe Suit. After hfiarihg cases therein, or.for elaUghtgrihg.ol stcs
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28in ftaine, dropped haaad-le-bars,- used
netiem and Magnclio Healing. It is the
_ey to all businosa and social suceeas. If fot 3 months, tyres equal to "new, afad ecaniel /CLOCKWORK
Ad4i_3 Star Cycle >-> to aeo. our New Clockwork Toys, including and ring.
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the" Children "'of'Walter Geoifg* Braoewell, a gold chain tant. ', The plaintiff, on the other "hand, con*. evidence, the Magistrate?- gave judgmient fcr therein, or for stallages, ifcfits, ctf iolld ia
tended that the defendant had beenalmost un- the plaintiJS for the amount claimed. connection therewith, as Will be paid by
in good order. Price
you desire this precious knowledge, -write Company, 108 Colombo street, Hobbs's BuilS- Railway Trains that stop at stations, Trame,I j The accused was undefended by counsel." conscious when he went to him, and unable to butchers using the abattoir for the ptteprisect

to-day. Erof* Watd, Sox 357, P.O. Auck- of the city of Ghtistchttrch. Such (jhatgea

7 Motor Cars, .Mechanical Animals, etc. Prices i The prosecutor, who is an engine driver, summon anyone, and that the treatment of
ingSi near Cathedral; ChristcEurcfa. ABATTOIRS.
THE

from Is to 4s 64 afid njfwards. Strange and Com- living at Sydenham, met the accused on the fracture had taken half an to he subject to th>6 approrki of the Gbvrhor<
TnTTANTEI) to Sell, Sadies' and Gents' New
i_y.? and
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Bicyclea, Hearth .Rugs,

MAIStDiSIN BRAND
"Chinese Laundry Glaie," 6d and-18,
Only Genuine pany.
- j the evening of September 15th. The ac- and a great deal of skill and trouble. Judg- hour's time,
A letter ivas also received from tl&
MRS J. ROW, Heaiterlea, Levin, ill for over cused represented himself to be a detective, ment was 4

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everywhere. The Chief Mandarin of tho Im- given for the plaintiff. k-ge Board, stating th.at the opinion of th
Mats,. Mfcriilfi M&niblpieces, Auetriart ChSvita, perial' Laundry, Pekin, invented this wonderful 12 months, debility, ex- DISCUSSION AT THE COUNCIL. Board's solicitors was favourable to thecon-,
SidenQsrd with plate gls back 5 sa, Pijlrios preparation, A.D. 1701. Wholesale Agents: treme weakness and female complaints. Com- and asked Braceweil to show him a ring. .FOR THIRTY DAYS' WASHING.
from 7 irpwarda, Haxness, Overmatitola, etc. Hubbard, pletely, cured by the isse of one bottle Plante- Bracewell did so, and the accused snatched cession asked by the city that connection bfe
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All Bltrgaiti. W. R. Harding, Auctioneer, U2 ifc away, pulled out Bracewell's watch- The sum of 25, fof In his statement tCt the opening of the tween the abattoir drains and the eewei's be
of New, Strinkrng, Novel, and kttft. Other sufterera. Try it.
_____ar atroet, Chriatcfauroh. HUNDREDS messages, material, and fowl feed, "'consti- Mayor (ilr A. E. made.
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Ruber Stamps, Rubber Type, and guard, and left. The next day a man, iden- City Council Left night the
FOR

Attractive Toys for Boya and for Girls against
Sell, English Eiatio 7 10e, do. tuted Alice Anderson's claim Annie
WiNTED.to IQ, Thtce German Pianos , bj beat ra&y.be seen at our New Toy BftZasr and Fancy Hand Printing Devices of all kinds. Red- tified
Fair. Horses, wild beasts, boats, guns, swords, fern, "Manchester street, holds Premier jler, Mr Black, for 7s 6d.
as the accused, so.d ring to jewel- Creagh,
a
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a
executrix of lfo& will >f the late G. Bhodes) said that as far da the abattoir
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%Muksr*j iedl. baxgains; Xiclies and Gente' soldier cots, pistole, dolls, furniture, dolla* tea- Positron. Ij The accused did nob call witnesses , but Bridget Oato. Before Mrs Cato's decease, were feon&eirred things seemed to fee wnning

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Nw and Secoud-iiaiid Bicycles, Sideboard, sets, bats, balls, and stumpsAll Prices. pANTEBBURY Babies do your duty and absolutely denied the charge. she iived next' dtior to the claimant, and, it to hand all right. One thing was quite
plate gltiea bftck; Austrian phaire, cheap; J-

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acro Section .i5, and Piano cost 30 thrown in.
Stta-gfe and Goinpariy. howl till you g%t Highlander Condensed \1 After "a short retiremenb the jury re- Avas alleged that during a twelve months' clear, however, that ttnfete the city abattoir
W. R..Harding, Auctioneer, 112 Manohenter FOR Sale, an" established Milk Round of Milk, god will U fattjttpir iheii.
Ji " ' illness, she continually called upon lier neigh- was to be the sole abaftoir, the city would

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over 30 gallons, stock consists of 2 rpHB new Metal turned a verdict of "Guilty."
~'-. the accused's record, his bour to do her work for her. In this way, not go cm with the work. Later in the

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>tr"eett|i Chtistohurch. spoons find forks, j After
traps, 3 eete haraese, $ horsSs, tiile, etc. For L Balazo -Silver," lor 1 examining according to lier own account, Alice Anderson
WANTED KNO<VN~Arrtageinentl
hate
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wears white throughout.
farther particulate apply to Baker Bros., 198 Procurable. only t.\ Minsdn and Co.'s, 2*20 Honour passed % sentence of three years' j

.did about thirty days* washing for her, a evening a letter wasofread from the(Jllr secretary
; imprisonment.

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been m*de to that daring the Re-build- Hereford street. Colombo etreet_
ing of SOMERSJBT HOTEIi, Ashbttrton, no ntunber of messages, and a quantity ot other to the fteparfcment Agriculture John
and p? j The Oburfc then adjourned until 10 o'clock
WEDiJING
TTEATHCOTE Valley, -robmed House ftnd
jttrt of the tJteine* will fee interfered with JOL half-note, grand orchard; only 320. PRESENTSTusefuI
namenltil, can be seen in the greatest j this morning. work, and was eUconraged in so doing by pro-' D. Bitchie), stating that the Minster for
lh any w*y. Corametbittl Ttfcvelleifl tad the Forest and Petkin, Sydenham'. variety at Minson. and Co.'s. mises that she should be paid for it later, and Agriculture had now approved of the Oity

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General Public will find every accommoda-
tion and boaafori 3AMEB LAKB, Pro-
prietor. 8180
\TEEY euccseaful Shiwe and Fetes this
V year, Charley, old man. Nbtdcd how whita DOITT
bottlk.
and glossy the ijhiri fronts were. 11l Rive you Milk) moat nutritious sold.
Cry BlttyF MtourA coming frith
Fib only Highlander Condensed
POLICE. COURT.
by 'small payments in
and on another some apples.
at the time be- Council being the controlling authority for a,
ing, such as," on one occasion three dozen eggs, joint abattoir for Christehttrch, Linwood,
When Mrs New Brighton, St. Ajbans; Syden-
the tip, they're done with the new Japaneau rnUMBLERsTTUMBLERS! Cato died, her will was found to make no ham. Buraner, and Woolston, and
MRS~DART3Y wishes to notify to the ladies TUMBUERSI The Justices vho presided at the Police
of Chriatchurch and tho public geaorally,
Glace, 6d packets, attoy __;
S"*EW3nSTG StACHiNE.*_"oI all
V kte how showing a grand assort-
,j Court yesterday were Messrs T. Gapes, J. mention of Alice Anderson, who, according- that the necessary Gazette notice"

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kinds repaired
thai she is carryiaar on k first-cUusa Rceietry
and Parwls Office in 7 Morten's Buildings, and adjusted. No charge unless satis- 10s 6d, 12a
ment of TurHblerfl, 2s 6d, Is 6d, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, Forrester,
ea, las 6d, 17s 6d dozen. Strange and'W. B. Clarkson. | ly, sued her executrix for 25. This claim, under section 16 o? the Slaughtering
tiie plaintiff stated, wtfofd never have been and Inspection Act would be Issiri&i in due
Cntltr&fcl fequato, the- office lately occupied by
Mrs Mitchell. With civility and every atten-
faction given. Minson and Co., 220 Colombo and Company.
street.
GOOD bairy Firm. 101 Aeree,. 4-rootni
j AFTERMATH OF THE
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CABNIVAL. made.had sire received 1, 5, or any sum course. As the Council was fcwttre, the site
answer charges tit all, in consideration of her benefits, but and plans had already been approvL by the Makethe Hair Grow

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Six appeared to
GTYLISH Dresamaking, lateai Faafeioas by house and outbuildings; 6 lbs per acre, ;; of having been iound drunk. Tiiey persons
' tioit tb diesis Mrs Dkrby hopes ior abate
of public patronage. Telephone No, 1105.
7803
hJ Every Mail; Ordexa bow being booked ohly &0
lor Spring Costumes. Baatn and Co., uasfaei Apply, Medley
cash required; verj- cheap property. I
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and Wright, Land 'Agents, Etc., all first offenders, a& "faa- as the records of services, and-to demand
wer indignation
at the total iriconsidierati'on of Minister, but as this wae done prior, to the
them had led her to compute tlie value of her decision to make the abattoir available for
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With warmehampooe of Cirnaimk Soiran4
tight dreMlngs of CcrnctntA, purest of emol

' Hent skin cares. This treatment at. once

atreet. it. surrounding boroughs, it was now con-
ANTED t -oae*tescperienced t(ft_n- and were each
W~~'
_ress, Methvcn. 240; -StpeKettbed Ctook-
Uoueokeoper, for ooantry, 1; good- Cook, EJffiP THR qntTRB COOL, and Buy one
of bur New Bamboo Blinds. A fresn con- *?AH
Kew
jUiXJXJ
Plymouth.

first-class propbrty. A Bargain, 3i prisoived fur

tlie local court shoivtSd,

ACRES, 100 Acres in good grass, fenced,I fined ss, or in default ordered to be iin-
hours. Ju'ia Mr Hunt for the defence, which was conduct-
the
Mr Connell appeared for the plaintiff, and sidered advisable that tbe Council should
submit the proposal to the "other Councils,
' etopafalling liair, retnoree crusts* ecalM, atta
dandroff, sootbes irritxtod, itching soxftSes
signment has just refcchd its. You will find per acre. Apply etimolatcs the hair follicles, supplies Off.

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City, 40: Nurfl~Nee4iewom*a,, Ctly, 36; MEDLEY and WEIGHT, New on a charge of drunk- ed through a very large number of witnesses, and endeavour to come to an amicable ar-
lUver, J&HH Cook theao blinds a perfect booy on a nor'-wester G'rowley, on remand roots with energy and nourishment, and
Gockl Cbpk, Little day. Prices (according to size), 3s 9d, 4s lid, Plymouth. further reihanded tor a Iv*eek, and consisted of of denials of the work done, rangement us to terms and conditions. Such makes the hair growwhen tilelse fails. '
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anil LaundreA, City, XiO; Good Geu- tatd CO?* Stock of Cntiery and" as she had not recovered from tire- effects and statements

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remuneration already a course would obviate the necessity of the
6e ed, 7a 9d__Sliange a&d jCompa_y. MIJTSON
,
cveK Aehburtou, 14s; Good House-
"iTOE Sale, North Otago, a very compact most Kifar&btive good* **itable for Wedding-;( of an accident.
PUted Ware eabracee all the latest feed, given.
ftiaid, Kiccartou, JKSO; jEarlo_rnii_d, Duosefa- Minister prescribing terms and conditions. JOBDOASnCum. Cokp,B* Prop*., Barton, u.B. A.,
The Magistrate said> that in Jus opinion the
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del, 36; fclao, waiting en_eer_entLady JL Farm of 835 seres, rich limestone lend, Prwtot. Alleged indecency. The letter tfras received and referred to the
Housekeeper, Working; Housekeeper, Hotel subdivided into 12 paddocks, each with con- claim had been corroborated, but that th< Special Committee, together with the follow-
OLIVER !
TWIST asked lor more. So will | James M'Millan
and. Mary Gray were amount was -extravagant.

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Housemaids and Waitress, Married Couple, stant supply of pure w&t&r, 10 roomed house you when you have once tried High- ! charged with having committed an inde-
Judgment waa ing suggested terms and conditions upon ball bearings, sewino
cent act in- the view of persons passing in accordingly given
good references; Hotel Hands, a large nnra- with every convenience, sheds, large stables, for the plaintiff for 10.
lander Condensed Milk. which an abattoir established by the Christ- Machines.

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bcr good Generaia for both Town and Conn- buggy ahed, plantation, gurlens. Baker Bros.
try. M Darby's Registry, V Morten's Budd- ft\__LOlNG.Gente. toqmhng 3uii that
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ings, Caihedral square. Telephone No. 1106.
X will lit *ad give eatiifaction try Beath and Corsets
ri7_r_il?T_lb," Married Couple, wife" ook, man Co., yp-tchdate /frilota tod Opt&ttorfc.
JUDGMENT FCR FLAINTIFF. church City Council.sball .be made available
Shipnients 61 bresses, Fancy Goods, Manchester st-reet.
NEW Both pleaded "Not
The Dans Vertical, Feed is the only higl*
,, R. T. Leathern (Mr Bruges) sued Mrs E. for the purposes pi the boroughs named
Washing Fabrics, Mahties, Millinery, and and ga-v'e erid'ence contradicting
Beath. and Co., Direct Importers, Gtiahy," The CityCouncil tobear all coeta of class machine with ball bearings. Since
the sLafcements of the police. The Bench, h. Lareombe (Mr Creisweil) for 9 18s 2d. above:

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iTI, general farm work: Ploughman; Cook Caahel atree.t. The claim was for a l>l3l of costs in connection establishing and maintaining the abattoir, this latest improvement its popularity haff
itekideatS' uTroc_re Loaeby'g
RANGIOItA SALEST. ALIiANS tEat)Ne"w alter careful consideration, convicted the

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and Baler, for station; Blacksmith, must be Wfthoo, Cinnwncm Cut*, Be-jfcmin Gum, FOX
..Hotisd of C rooms, pantry and scullery, acensedi and sentenced them each to one with a suit about-which Mrs Lareombe Lad provided it is to be the only abattoir for the increased by leaps and. bounds. Free !*

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good hb*r; Gardener: Groom and Gardener; feooliWh, from Blackett, Grocer. vraahhouse and copper, detached, verandah, mouth's imprisonment. consulted the plaintiff, lire bill of costs above-named boroughs. All butchers using sons> free trial, five" years' guarantee. Min<
General Farm Hand; Youths, for stations and NEW LACE SCARVES, ju cream, high coserf>t6 foundation, J-acre; price 475. i was objected to by i'ss defence, who contend- the abattoir for the purposes of the said eon and(., sole ColombostrSett
{am*; Dairyman; Hotel Hfcndsi Useful Boy, THE !
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Bdige, and Oriental lace, at 23 3d. Ss Apply, Knight and Checkiey, 131 Colombo BREAKING THE TEACE.
fot butcher, in town: Boys, for farme, able
to milk. Stale's Registry, 171 Armagh street.
6d, 3s H, 8s 6d each. Strange and Coin- etreet, jj Robert ii'Quaid pleaded guilty to hay-
Telephone ST9. pny__ TTBRY succesafei Shows and Fetes this j
J- and Second-hand, fot Sale, from i; also and glossy the ehirt fronts were. I'll give "ybii 1
T>HONbGRAPHS and Grftphaphonee, new V year, Charley, Id fean. Notice how white
SrKTANTJED, Two experienced Cooks, 35; >.
'A Life Saved
i TfiHead Parlourmaid, and Nursemaids,
in stock good selection of English and tire tip, they're done with the new jftoanesa j

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for town; Cooks, 30 to. i0; Parlourmaids, American Records. 11. Wilkin, 170 Lichfield G'ae, 6d oackets, at any store. *
35, lot suburbs and country; Hotel" Cooks,
#tS V> *S5; Generals and Young Girls, to aa-
tit. Mrs B. H. Mitchell, 10 Chtnewy lftne, eff
Cathedral icpuMK Telephone 618. VTwting
IS_ga_osaenV-Metri*d Coitplee, Goterneae,
street.
OOMPEEXION FQWBE&-A- Spefeiai Line
v> of Tetlbw'e Perfect Complexion Powder.
Boughl At a big discount. Delicate, refined,
LABOUR MARKET. Sixteen Months of Aviful Suffering
Impure blood is always dangerous.
CARNIVAL WEEK.
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4__V_H?iP.Jttouaiekeeper, Hc_elJH_d*_ ,_ and not unpleasantly noticeable. Also Ladies' Just as soon as you begin to feel weak
rtJITANTBD kNOWN-itrt R. H. J-itchtU
[VV; Rcgistty and Parcels Office, lately car-
tied on in Morteu'S Buildings, Cathedral
eqit&te, is removed to No. 10 Chaucer ylane,
will be carried
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Pocket Puffs and Powder Boxes. Strange and
Company.

IF pay to h&vo
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tout Old Suite
e<l. Write
is getting shabby, it will
it re-upholstered and repolish-
to us and wo give a
will call and
CANTERBURY DISTRICT.

labour market appears the following: j pure

and languid, nervous and depressed,
In the latest report on the state of the you .are in. danger. Hake your blood
and your nerves strong at once.
Jr. Thomas H. Csshel, o Dripstone,
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
Where all busineea in future Christ church.Building trades : Decided j
6t with turu*l attention. No conaectioa elat-
61ft.
price for
Armagh etreet.
eatne. Macarthy end Ciaik, 151

Laundry Glase givfee a be*ttii-

improvement. "Engineering trades: Fair New South Wales, Australia,
! sends us
time worked. Ufoot trade: Only moderate ! this letter, -with his photograph; NEW GOODS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS,
WANTED at onceExperienced Cook, for
Wellington, fare paid; also. First _ad
Bct>nd Cfooka, tor hotel* in town:Ldy a number of
MANDARIN
foi
passing
ing
the
polish to starched goods, sur-
ivory
bri_htne*ti of Chinese linen. Iron-
with it i ajpleaitare. Price, 6d -ttd la
time nindT. Clothing trade: Very bo*y.
Retail trad (general): Good business done.
Miscellaneous: Freezing-works and tan-
f
Ctw&s. for private families-,
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Uo_tekep&ns; Strong Young Women, ior in-
Helps;
everywhere, WfaoleMle Agents, Httbbard, neries very quiet. Unskilled labour: Quite
CHOICE LINES IN SILVER PLATE AND

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ititntion; Waitresses; Parlourmaids, House* Ha__and____ a httintwr of applicants during tbe mhrith.
maid*; Two Good Laundresses; Generals, Rangiora.Building trades: Continue busy.
(cod Wfcgse to competent girls; Kitchen and MINSON and CO.'a Stock of Fancy Goods
receives additions by every boat, from Clothing trade: i'airiy busy.
ScuUeryroaids; Young Girls, to asaiat, to*a
mttA coonlry. Sim Regiatry, 171 Armagh
London, Continent*!,
Call and see._
and American Markets.
Retail
trade: Good. -Miscellaneous": Flax and
flcninnills rather sl.ic_. Unskilled jabour:
CUTLERY
treat. Telephone 579.
WANTED Married Couple, for oak station,
man shepherd, etc., wife hotiMkeeper,
1" pOR THE CHlLDEN!Bnttbned-ctown
Su Hat* \e_si:y ironed), frilled, trimmed
lace and oinbtoidejy, 'is lid, &s 11(1, 4* lid,
Only one applicant for work during the
month : secured same fisr him. A*hbarton.
IN VEBY hkmST PATTEBNS. JL
90 vetriyj Couples, for stations and farms, 6s lid, Washing Frecka, in prints, fcephyrfc, Building trades: Still very brisk; all TILED .REGISTER GRATIS, DOG GRATES, BASKET GRATES,
73, X3O; General Blacksmith, for country and hoilnd, at 2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, 6s lid. builders are fully employed, and are likely
hop, 13.weekly; B*er, *2 weekly and. found;
Shearer*' Cooks, 2 wtokly; Blacksmiths, for
statioas; O-rdeacre. &, $Q; Handy
Strange snd
J? A C AModeru -roomcd House and i-acre.
Ce-ttal pesiuou. Forest and
to be for some time. Engineering 'trades!
Fairly good. Boot trade: Good. Cloth-
ing trtt'de: Tailors And dressmaker* are
HEALTH SUITES, Ift BRASS AND DULL BLACK, OF UNIQUE % jl B
Hsn do fenanft; rietnghmen; Hotrl Hands;
Dairdmen; Fleee* I'icktrsi Jfarm Youtaa.
Can Iteconubehd BmA splendid
Perkine.

BIG "Babiee," Small BabUs, s_6rt Babies.

r*rerencea. Apply McDonald, Manchester
,
TU B*bie_, Lew Babies, Fat Babies,
very busy; busies was very brisk
during the airiit>_l and carnival ifreek.
Retail trade .fgentrai}: Fairly good in all
SPIRIT KETTLES AND STANDS, FANCY &AMPWARE, &c.
SSI g
; SLIZEKOER'S LATEST TENNIS EACQUETS AND

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Fair S-b&t, bar- Babiee, all U6 Highlander "I was suddenly taken yery ill and for three
street. Miaa O_ay rpfl.uireA Twfenty Female branches. sdiscel_uieos: All local indus- weeks was dfilirions nearlT all the time, and
Condooeed Milk.

Senanta.
ANTED "KNOWNPoidCMJed and ln-
flamed Wounds, Sore JUegs, Soto Eyes,
Cutfl, Burns, Irritating Eruptions, positively
Cured with "Spun* Blossom" Ointment'
Price 6d and Is, fill Chemists and Store-
* fnli
keepers.
-CTfANTED KNOWKThe Great Sale of
V Jewellery, eliU feask continued
ti Gricehaber's Ne Premises, 155 Colombo
trect. The coods iS&%I be sold. Don't miaa
this opportunity. K. GBIESHABER, 155 Co-
. ...
moWNEXIVS Bilious bad Liver Pills
X Keep in Health the Liver, Stomach,
Heart, and Kidney*, tree the akin xsf blotches,
and purify the blood. Sold everywhere. Price,
li. W. P. Townend, -188 Colombo street,
'Ghristehtireh. ..., .... ..... ..'
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_~IORTICELLI -Tr&ced Table
and Tray Cloths, Is lid to 4s IVd each;
ditto Afternoon Te Clotlis, traced fiferat de-
elgaa Ss ed, 7a lid, 11s 3d, 12a ad each. Strscge
and Company-
tries aid fairly 4vusy, bnt are not' doing
asmiich -erork as for the corresponding
month of last yehr. Unskilled latut: A !
few applicatiehs for femployxfifent have been |
, Sydney
made daring the month. "
NO IiOSS OF MME,
I liarc sold Chanibexlam's Colic, Cholera j
._ and Uiaxrhoea Eemefly lor year, and
tny life iras-tespaired of. doctors said it
was blood poisoning. For many
! long "weeks I
Buffered the moat frigfcttril agony; the poison-
settled iaow ii=sb~ I then wentto BtfSSEY'S ORFCKET. BATS MsyOPS -
is-fterg dead Jews of Itone
{ were taken from bij- legv gut 1 grew treaker
tea wrafcef; nsrti I &eia fc&rt&y taisfe iay
AND A FINE SELECTION OF CROQUET SETS* MALLITS
hand. I then left the hospital, believing
mnst enreiy die. TfiM my people boughtme
a bottle of
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RUBBER HOSE FOR THE GASEM> LAWN SPBINKLERS
LAWN MOWERS OF RELIABLE CONSTRUCTION
AND LABOUR-SAVING GABDSN APPLIANCES.
F&l^lsM&n^m
NMMmy
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lombo atroot, opposite City Hotel.
ITT s>.Cash Purohswr oi
acd Children's Wt-ofl C!othi_. Letters by
post or otherwis* attended to. Address. Mrs
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G. Qu_rtrmsin, 154 High stmk
P Llt-Oa
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__erTACHES, SOO in cod graaj, ihree pad~ would rather be out of coffee "and eugar ! INSPECTION CdfiDIALLY INVITED.
TtOU doc&B rich soil; i 10b ptr cere;
bargain. Apply, Medluy and Wrichk Lftnd *
tfeah Ifc. I sold five bottles of it j*steToay
to thressfaers that could go too farther, and j i
Genu',
Agonto. Etc., "? Plymouth. * 973 ihsv are at work again this morniof. H <!
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REECE AND SONS '
SOf S~SEX.ESWriio ior Free Books of
vital interest about yourselves and
E....PHELPS, Ptymoutli, Oki&, U-S.X As
EDWARD
your welfare. Post free. Write to Charles will be seen by the &S>ove tie threshere I
were able to keep on witb their work I It did mejrood atonce. la allI used flflaea
and Gorlacii, 300 CaUM), iirtel, Se.'boafno. 9042 bottres. Wftn'oat adcSfc itsarcd my life, etren

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(VT Gsotlismen can depnd on getting their without iosusg a single idaf's time. You [

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qTAPEBTRS: TABLE after sutfetei inontM of jnlFering."
mxttftem value. Ail Jetiere and appointments \ i meht just landed, 8-4 size al Ya Bd,
I Gd, sbonld % bottle of thfe liemraiy in
Bunctully atUnded to by Mra Kini, Beoojod- 9s your home. For sale by ail dealers, Price, Take Avar's FSli with t&o
land Jmln, 100 Madras skst, Christ-
hnioli.
i8-10 H 6d. 13a 15s 6d, 19s 6d, to 358 6d
eixe at 8a fid, 10a 6d, Ks 6d, 17a 6d, 19a 6d, Is 6d and 3s. Prepered by rr. J. C. AjrerCe.,UnrtU. Mm, U. S. A. COLOMBO CHKISTCHURCH. STBEET,
22a 6d, to 553. Strange and Company.
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OVER 1W PRIZE MEDALS.
coco.\ CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. DECORATIVE ARCHITECTURE

TO THE EDITOB OF THE PKESS.'
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THE PRESS, TUESDAY,
BOROUGH
ST. ALBANS.
NOVEMBER
COUNCILS.
: 12, 1901
born for leave to sink a deep well in Lich-
field street for Messrs Strange and Co. The
Committee recommended that permission be
granted subject to the Surveyor's condi-
FIS G.
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jT- J3IPWKA3, QOVD MEDJLLS. A.JID
Sir,I am very sorry that, after thk- ;; At the invitation .of tie contractors,
Messrs J. ajad W. Jamieson, we have last evening, when,
The St: Albans Borough Council met tions being carried out. As no provision
there were present the had been
made in the contract for a tem-

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cekhjicates of mebit. matter had been disposed of in the Synod,' Mayor (Mr T..H. Davey), andCts. Ander- porary footbridge while the Colombo street-
* Mr Averill should have thought fit to re- inspected jomo additions
by Mr Stroute and carried out at Strowan, Carev, Hyde,
designed sen, Moreen. Newton, Hobbs, Jackmac, bridge
is beinglbuL.t, the Surveyor was in-
open it in his pulpit. All that he has said Keig; and Barlow. structed to erect one. W. Baylis had made
{jrE CHOCOLATE CONPEC the residence.of Mr G. G. Stead, under
TIONERY. vi his sermon, he had the oppoTtunitj*
of saying in the Synod, and it seems qu-tt
The work* Committees report, which, was a claim for damage on account of his horse
the architect's supervision. The work is adopted, stated that the petition from
being frightened by the road roller. The SEASON 1901-1902.
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essentially Gothic in treatment, a*, indeed, street- resident* respecting the Committee recommended that no liability
unnttessary, therefore, that the question is the whole of the. new portion of the Barbadoes state of the footpath, bad been referred to be admitted. The report was adopted, \'-
To h t* Tom MorcliEnte, Owcra,
house, whichf new portion was built some the Loan Executive Committee. The re-
fior*kiper* uai Cocl*otiorr.
trouid be thus ievived. Moreover, in the Other matters reported elsewhere were
few rears ago from designs by the same
AWAiti) CaEaCAQO, yiilpit, there is no opportunity for reply;
1395. architect.. The present additions comprise port
j of the Fire Prevention Committee, dealt with, and the Council adjourned, j
HIOHESI and unless one hears the sermon, oue in- j also adopted, stated that Cr. Carey and the
new dining-Toom, 30 "x 20, billiard clerk had been appointed' delegates to inter- THE BISHOP ON AMUSEMENT.
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ruom, 56 s 23, two large bedrooms, batb- j view the officer jn charge of the
telegraph
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uisc-ussing this, <mo is liable to be tola room, etc. The dining-room and billiard- ! lines, with regard' to the best system of
I that it is inaccurate or incomplete. Xr room deserve special mention, from the fire alarms to adopt. It had been decided A CARNIVAL WEEK SERMOX.

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Averill is reported to have said that"li handsome woodwork and wood-carving used i to insure the members of the Brigade with
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n the decoration being carried out after the United Fire Brigade Assurance Society. Bishop Julius preached at. the Cathedral
.no Synod which had la-t*hr completed it-
THE NEW tils style of an old English country house. The Finance Committee reported, on the on Sunday night from the text,
,TOKO TEA. session, a 'motion was brought forward The panelled dado in the dining-room has general account, receipts amounting to 596 "Rejoice,
0 , young man in thy
in which it was stated that it,
FKD AND OOt.D F.ABEU was unjust quacrefoils sunk in upper panels, and a i 8;, 4d. and debit balance 1717 6s 9d. Ac- youth; and let thy heart- cheer
DKLICIOI S FAMILY TEA.
ALL GKOCEKS.
to appoint a stranger to a city parisu,
;uid tnat "it deciartd his coming out from nuiin :
novelty is an ornamental super-dado above counts were recommended for payment to thee in the days oi thy youth, and walk,
dado, leaving wall spsce of about four the value of 317 16s 9d. On the loan in the ways of thine heart, and in the

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England to be an offence." tfoth these feet in height for pictures between it and account the receipts were 2 2s 6d, axd the sight of thine eyes: but know thou, that
statement* are incorrect. My motion af- the panelled frieze and cornice, which are credit balance was 514 9s.
lirnied "That the practice (unless under also wood. For the carved panels of tftis were recommended for payment to the value unto julgment/
Accounts for ah these things , (Ecclesiastes
God will bring thee
xi., 9.)
very exceptional circumstances) of appoint- frieze the architect has most, appropriately sof 159 4s Bd. The report was Afte? speaking of the general value of the
ing to parrsh vicarages clergymen from out- taken specimens of the native fauna and adopted, and the accounts were passed. book, especially.,, in the present day, th%
side the Diocese, or who "have recently flora of the country for his principal sub- i The Mayor and Crs. Caiey and Jackman Bishop remarked that two interpretations DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUS SPLENDID SELECTION OF NEW
come into it, and especially the practice jects, as weE ac grapes and other fruit, a jwere appointed delegates to attend the Hos- of his text were, possible, both of which
of appointing an imported* locum tenens separate subject.being given to each pane".. j pital and Charitable Aid Board elections. had found support. The first was that the

I Woodrow's in succession to a parish vicar whose place There is the kiwi, pukaki. weka, morepork, I It was decided to support the candidature writer spoke in savage irony, as though he
he has tEmpoiariiy filled, is unjust to. etc., as well as foreign game, swan?, hare, j of Mrs Wells for the former. and the Mayor were to say."Go, fool, enjoy yourself,
le,r gym*n who have worked well and faith etc., and fish. These larger panels are di- for the latter. A letter was received: from launch your craft on sunny seas, but storms
RODS. REELS, FLIES

LINES, CASTS, HOOKS,

Si Hgts. fully in the Diocese during a considerable vided by vertical panels of raupo and tdi- ! the City Council stating" that one of the are waiting for you, and will presently
number of years, and is very discouraging toi alternately, as well as some handsome city engines will attend fires in St. 41- dash you on the rocks."' This interpre-
to them," etc. I speaking to this motion, Ij clusters of the native clematis. This wood-
I referred vto several appointments, of -1j carving is decidedly effective, and de- by the borough.
---baias until
received from
the arrival
the
of the one ordered
A refund of 48 was who look either with contempt- or unkindli-
Royal Reception Cony- '
tation* was naturally in favour with those
LANDING NETS, GAFFS
which St. Michael's was one. which 1iI serving of special praise, the back- ! mittee. A letter front Mr W. J. Moore, ness upon amusement of all kinds. Such an

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,, thought were open to criticism in this i ground of mountain and bueh. as well as
connection, but 1 was careful to say that, tie flax, tussock, rock, and scrub in the offering
in my opinion, the persons appointed were foreground being exceedingly good in its was referred
attitude was foreign to the spirit of the
a strip of land on Brown's land Church of England, and to that of the
for the purpose o widening the footpath, English people. They made no concession
WADERS, Ac, &c.
"ALWAYS.ON entirely free from blame, as they were en- perspective. The carver, Mr W. S. Mayor stated that Cr. Money having re- to weakness,
titled to assume that the cases had bwn Sniythe, has most accurately and effectively signed, an election to fill the vacancy would amusement necessary
fully considered, in every aspect., before carried out the architect's original and ar-
to the Loan Committee. The

be
as
but regarded recreation and
for all. There could
no doubt that the religion of the Jew
WRITE FOR CATAL^-TJB.
be held on Friday next.
the offers had been made to them. 1 said, tistic design; the wood being manipulated J was bound up with, joyousness, amusement,
in such a clever manner that the distant and sport. The New Testament, however,

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too, that, though I thought the manner of .mountains, water, and LYTTELTON.
MASON, STRUTHBRS AND CO.*
! the appointment to St. Michael's was open different, cloud effects in the Borough Council held covers so short a space of time, that it does
Woodrow's to grave objection, it bad turned out a
brilliant *uceess. My motion did not say panels being tree
obtained, the
panels have been most successfully
foliage in the morepork special meeting last(Mr
The Lyttelton a not deal with the Christian Church as a
night. PresentHis settled community; nor does it enter into
STREET, CHRtSXCHURCH.
! Worship the Mayer T. C. Field), afcd details of what afterwards became its COLOMBO

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most artistically finished.
that "it was unjust'to appoint a stranger There is a handsome wood cornice and i Crs. Brown, Garrard, Radcliffe, Smith, settled social' and -domestic life; but we

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to city parish,' but that the "practice" paneLed ceiling of rimu, with moulded ! Ckary, Whitby, Cook, and S. R. Webb.. may gather from the example of our.
a

"unjust" "to the clergy of

Diocese, "unless under very exceptional carvqd bosses. The massive doors, with *
of making such appointments was ribs, the panels enclosing chandeliers, hay- The meeting adopted a- by-law regulating Blessed Lord that he looked with no un-
the ing at the intersection of ribs foliated and the consumption, of water. kindly
An ordinary meeting. was then held, the early* writers of tho Church. spoke
eye upon

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circumstances." This reservation Mr j oarved panels and overdoors, with the ar- same members being present. The special with frequent condemnation of a sin which
~J.~DIALLANTYNE
The Hew Hperient!
& CO.,

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Averill appears to have overlooked. Nei- chitraves round,them are decidedly novel. order re drainage works, to be paid for by is very common amongst us, but has no
HULBERT & CO.,
CHISNALL & STEWART,
Ukt in the motion, <
nor in any of my re- All the woodwork is of veiy handsome the loan, was confirmed., Mr C5-. Lauren-
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marks, did I "declare his {Mr Averill's) grain, and has been dead-polished. The son wrote acknowledging the Council's let- sin. Perhaps they might call it dulness
N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERA-
i TIVE ASSOCIATION,
ALL BKLX.
coming out from England to be an offence," two chimney-pieces of walnut have coupled ter of condolence on the death of his or gloominess; and many a Christian in
nor did 1 say anything in the slightest and twisted dwarf columns on black marble brother.
decree capable of being so interpreted. bases. The large bay window is also a ing
Mr John Anderson wrote offer-
a lump sum of 14 a, year for the our own time had regard to the sirfs of the
racecourse, but very little to that of
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I" impeys
a
c Woodrow's Famous Hats.
J When speaking to my motion, I was not striking feature, and the whole is quite a extra water his foundry 1 used. It was re- sour gloom, which did greater discredit
satisfied that the circumstances of the ap- unique work of decoration in wood, and
solved to inform Mr Anderson that a. by-
law -was new adopted, and the matter of to the joyous Gospel of Christ.. They in-
May Apple'^
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pointment to St. Michael's were 'sufficiently affords practical evidence of the artistic price would be dealt with under it. The terpreted' the words of the text as a sincere
MINING NOTICES.
exceptional to justify it so far as the no- taste of the architect, Mr Sfcroute.
minators were concerned.
Finance
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Committee reported receipts 105 counsel to men to* enjoy life and enter into
The bLliard-room, 36 x 23, has a bold. 9s sdj and recommended for payment ac- amusements with? freedom and gladness. '- '"' h *
"" NOW PUBLISHED.
"THE PRESS" INVESTORS' GUIDE TO shottly before St. Michael's.

sr3 .thwe:
Matthew's,
"It happened
Auckland, was vacant ,
Ihe facts, as I understood them five-sJded bay, with large windows and counts amounting to 172 0s 9d. The re- But the writer continued:"Walk in the
that Sb. | cathedral glass in lead lights, as fanlights port was adopted. An extension of time ways of thine heart > and in the sight of
j over them in each side of bay. In the was granted the Water Supply tJomraittee thine eyes." Compare with these the
This was southern wall is a large, though quaint, to report upon the application, from Heath- Arords of an older writing to be found in
Suatiter in modo; foriiter in re.

|w two Shillings per Bottle.ie|-

WEST COAST GOLD DREDGING.

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residents. The recent fire at Numbers xv.: "Go not about after your
which has received did previously been in New Zealand. He j ney opening and hearth, on which are "and- West. Lyttelton was referred to by Gr. own heart and your own eyes." ~So wonder |
THIS Handy Publication,

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papwe in the reining dietrkta in Otago and his curate. That curate was Mr Averili. and wood corbels, with the supporting been caused by the difficulty experienced the words of the text,' and had endeavoured

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on the "Wct Cmat, will bo iound most usHn\ St. Matthew's. Auckland, was, however, coliimns carrying the somewhat low ingle in finding the Mre plugs. THe matter was to iriodify them, and altogether change
to all interested in the industry. Full par- otherwise filled"! but Mr Averill was, some- ceiling, gives tMs portion of the work the referred* to the Fire Prevention Committee, their meaning. They were better left as
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iioulnre are (fiven teapocting the companies how, handed on to St. Michael's, Christ- aspect of a Dutch interior. The main ceil- with power to act. This 'concluded the- they stand, and the contrast I more in-
formed to work claims on the West Coast, and church. Mr Averill i $ CHEMISTS AND STORES. jj|

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two valuable sketch maps, which accompany was/a young curate, i ing is divided into three Rays by massive business. structive. The Preacher, as he calls him-

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the publication, ghn the location of each claim. only five years a priest, and he had taken beams, the moulded rimu .ribs forming self, puts God second, as though he were j

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See Press Opinions in previous issues. no special degree, and little more was geometrical panelling, with plaster between. SYDENHAM. to say:"Go as, far as you can safely;
PRICE-TWO SHILLINGS AND
known abr>ufc him than his vicar's recom- These walls have also a handsome panelled
dado, and all the woodwork has been oiled, night.
The Svdenham Borough Council met last take your full bent;. but remember tWat
God is behind, and judgment." 2fo\v, to j
THE RAMWAYS.
T the wholo of the ratepayers for five
to work iihe tramways. The motion v:as

metidition. The circumstances of his ap- The Mayor (Mr B.P. Man-
; carried, and after some discussion it was de-
pointment fwemed largely accidental; they in order to bring out the "beauty of the hire), Crs. H. Jones, J. B. Sim, J. Taylor, say .the least of it,' such, teaching repre-

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termined that the municipal roll be the i
To be obtained from alt Bookseller*, Agenta, exerpised
of "The Press" throughout the colony, or
did not point to any great care being grain. The extra bathroom is lined with A. Smith,- X K. Bowden, J. Hadfield, .T. sents a low
by the Board of Nominators. In | white tiles, all the woodwork in the room Forrester, McMeekan, W. Johnson, W. could expect from the
as much as they
writerand it is
The Mayor reminded the-City -Council last
basis

of .election.

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the cour?F of the debate, however, I was being finished in white, picked out in sea Millar, A. Clifford, and Webb. The City eminently dangerous, especially so in these
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: TrS CHRISXCHUSCH
COMPANY, LIMITED,
"PRESS"
assured that very great care had seally green. The exterior to the south, with its and Suburban Burgesses' Association asked days, for as,fear departs men- venture fur- night that the Tramways
Conference meet
THE ARIADNE CASE.
OASHBL STREET. been takeni both in this appointment and bVd five-sided ba>v 24ffc across, and deep the Council to favourably consider the de- ther. Obviously the warning he gives, im- "again this (Tuesday) evening. If the Coun-
in others which I had criticised, jvnd, in overhanging eaves, the broken lines of roof, sirableness of appointing women to the portant and true as it W is, does not operate cil desired to express itself further for the BEFORE.THE SUPREME COURT.
MINING NEWS. my ftdrtres* in reply, I stated that I vras nvA' finishing to the north in an octagon- Charitable Aid Board. The letter was re- .with us as formerly. are not afraid; guidance of its delegate it could do so.

, shaped with high, tapering roof ceived. The executive of the Biikenhead we put God/ and His judgments so much, in
convinced that my motion was too strongly tower, its , C. C. M.-Gray said as delegate he would

AadiUonal "Wfefc Coast grald dredging re- worded, os:d that I shonld vote against monious whole. *.
and finial. forms a picturesque and har- Burgesses Association asked the Council to the background that we are content to go
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consider the desirableness of legislative or furtiter. Compare modern life with that like to say a word-or two. The question
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turns we .X?lson Cwh, 100 horns, o9oz; it and for Mr Bevan-Brown's amendment,
Mokoia, 126 hours, 3los 7dwt; Ahaura Hiver, which I did. The amendment was as fol- - The woik has been .carried out both other action bsing taken to make informal of bur- falters. Betting was then uncom- seemed to be whether a paid trust be set up
In the course of his charge to the Grand -
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\'* 'I Ohour, looz lOdvt; Biickeon'e Reward, 08 lows:"That this Synod is of opinion faithfully and expeditiously by. t-e con-

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any voting papsr in which the full voting mon; now it is almost universal. He did or an elected board from. the. local .bodies Jury, at

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f houre, I4cz 7dw(i Gxey River Consolidated, that in appointment's to cures, the main tractors, Messrs Jamieson, who deserve power has not been exercised, and to supply noi; say .if was-wicked ; he didtay that it through, whose territory the tramways ran.
k~ for wck, 1202 12cWt; aed Hau Hu Creek, object credit for the excellence of their work- certain information .regarding the Council's was doing -desperate harm, and that it Personally he agreed' witb neither proposal, his Honour Mr Justice Beonistou re-
should undoubtedly \be to obtain manship.

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I3tt' bouts, lloz lOdwt,' Thia briage up the '."..' last election. It was agr'ee-d to supply the afforded amusement of tho lowest type. and lie still, thought the Council should own ferred at ojn length, to the Ariadne oaso.
total yield from seventeen, working dredges, the best man for the .-poHition,' but tbri*, information. The Gardeners' Industrial Sunday liad now become a "holiday" in- Confining himself to the question of cast
whoso returns have twoa reported (after de- at the same time, the nominators should "holy day." .He did arid mn th trains, and i after payment of ing away, his Honour said that the theory
? ducting the differenco between the corrected carefully consider whether some clergymen WAIMAKARIRI RIVER BOARD. proposed Union of Workers a. copy of the stead -of a
conditions of labour, and, asking not say that Sunday 'bicycling was all expenses profit remained, it should be

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return from the Grcenatono Junction Cora*- who Is Ij?en Fome time .in th& diocwe j fpr, the prasecjution was that the actual

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,!',' pany's dredge and Uie roturn first reported) cannot suitably fill Ihe The Board met .yesterday. Present: for the Council's suggestions regarding them. wicked; but he did say that -the neglect divided pro rata on- some principle to be
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"fj> 9dwt, or un average of 270z Bdiwt per position." As .the As,the Council, does not employ gardeners it of worship &nd the sanctities of the day decided uppp. ..,,,- physical casting away had been done by
JJeech Company* mtitton .was thrown out. by the unanimous Messrs K. W. England (chairman),
U> 4Cfios R, M.

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L-i-'r." v dredgedr*dfte.. The KpektandeHdz, voice of the Taylor," H. W. 'X. Gapes, G, F. was.dfcideri to reply thai they ,had no EUg- was disastrous, Much, "as he .loved sport,, VCr,l Sorenseia juovd that dele- Mujtnfptd,. th 'master, of ,the..ve*sel, but if
\: gavd . reiurn oi ISdwt amalgim Synod, and'the amendment pestion to make. Tire Department of Agri-' amusement,. he could not- but fear that" gates attending prosecution.-.undertook -to prove
was carried.*' it is difficult to. sec what Mr Carpenter, C F. ,3xoney,' J. (xinnville, W. culture intiinated that th& Minister had ap- aand conference be instructed
'.v* ior 130 houra" worlt.secretary ot the very great.percentage of otirsporre and ,to;
adhere &> imi-position that,the tramways the thing was done under instructions, and
'V Mr 11. A. Bruce, "W^iwhwo Averill has to complain about, or -what E. fcJamuels, and C. Burgess.. , 'Ike Over- proved- the
Christohurch City Council being amusenients were. neither recreative nor should W cbntr'olled and managed by' the with the knowledge, of the other accused,
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~*: , ejuicjjig and Dredging Company, hae received was the neci'ssity fpr bis mermen. seer's rjeport was received and adopted. authority of
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was received, including the controlling
the joint abattoir helpful. The earlier writer had -placed Council linder some arrangement with tkea they were as guilty aa Mumford. The
motion had bceu carried, T fail to Correspondence Belwyn .'for Christcnurch and the bnrbughs'of Lin- God first-,, /The idfa was .not-to' get--all City

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~ ;"'.,. "Iteturtj, 05o* for fortnight's work." a; ietter from ths County Council, the*surrounding borough*. .',.'- ,* only question For the Gxaind .Jurjr.-.wa# as
* ''-'' "> pvrtz tb the nonttondnce of a, sufS- Kea how it .would personally affect Mr the proposed new- vroad. New Brighton, St. AibansV Sumner, you could out of .life, but" to Jive true* Cr. W: -li. Samuels seconded' Ihe motion, to whether there was a prima facie case
,.'h' "ciwlt nTimbor of ehwuhotdcrs to"constitute a Averill. It- by no means follows that be- stating. \nth relerence to Sydenham, and Woolston, and suggested that and noble life, puttings God in the' first several councillors speaking in .favour of against th accused! <>~, having combined
<X .-' atiomm, ihc' cxtwerdiaty meeting oi the' cause the conduct of the persons making intake -to augment- the suppiy oit waterdis-to a*mutual arrangement be arrived, at as to place,

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No. 1.. Gold .Dredging Company, an appointment-
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is open to- objection, the the water i.ices in the Wnimakaxiri Eo that work', and play mightr each the city taking control. The motion was pnustic&Uy for that transaction, / Hie Hon-
our tinea xefened to the ckcumstancee , con-

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the terms .and conditions upon which t-hs Jfind fcbair proper places. Only by so doing tnen' carried. .' .*,..'
''. v cajled lot jesterd*y, consider the. question^
</'', of. cont.auuiff opetfttione re going into liqui- acceptance of the appointment is; nob all trict,
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abattoir shall be established.. The-letter was could they find pleasure "in'amusement.*
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see its way to .accept .the conditions laid ' outline uhe evidence against eaahi of the ac-
%,',< ', d*Uon, was adjourned till four o'clock next that is right. God -may over-ride the received; and it was' dseided to thank, the

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The He'atheote Road Board There
were principles which went to the DISCUSSION AT THE LINWOOD
weaknesses and even the" wrong-doing of down in a'letter received from the Board. department. cused* As, against.Mumford there was
?<'fV VsAiojiday.
- 3^ ahureho'Jwre of
e the Gblcondsv Gold men for good;' andan offer, thowsrh tainted Plans were now. being, prepared, .'and as it forwarded plans and specifications of a-
making of- true pleasure. First .there was
pro- restraintthe Subordination of" amusement COUNCIL. his full admission, which incriminated both

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'-%', v )redginK Company .have confirmed the reeo- by human frailty, may still be Sis "call" was desirable that no tune,be lost, it was posed bridge over the river Heathcote at Council's, I Kerry was not ad-
i''% -', Itttiott clecKling upon, liquidation,- and Mr .to, the person receiving ,it>. In, view of proposed by the County Council to take the ', Tennyson street, and stated that Mr E. Cuth- to the higher aims of life and to the will ing yesterday evening , dr. Seed, pursuant, missibleand iTreke,ofbut-whichthe oompHcifcy of Kerry
&fl Kiclinrd* hae bwm appointed liqui4lor. of God. Ths second was cultivation, T>y to notice, moved that the resolution standing evidence
neotesa-rv steps.' to proceed with' the work bart, engineer to the. Drainage -Board, had and Freke. Hjs Honour then mentioned

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of / the Sttflbrd-Wattnea the limited knowledge, of the persons mak-
fl' i-.\".' T* Jecrefery:

meant the development of the on the minutes binding the Council not to, the supickmscircumstajKjes
under the authority given to it. by the certified, that' the span was sufficient. The noblest he
which connected with
he received iaforrnAtipn that, the ing ftn .appointment, they might be pro- tastes and the pursuit of pleasure support -the' Tramway' Trust be .rescinded.; thewreck, the fact that she was wrecked in
,!',-\* botWwiefi on Wednesday xoorning, nd perly charged witli injustice, when, in "Water Supply AptT 1891," and the. 1 Coun- Board waited the Council's authority topro- in -it- highest and and

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toconsider any appli- ceed -Trith the work, as the latter body was purest forms.' Thelast 1 liia "was eeoonded by Or. Robertson fair weather, at a place where she had no
;5r,-;\tb* tita proepoot* are vy good*
~,. view of'facts known, to Htmjwbo knows cil would be prepared half the association, by which he m,eanfc the earned unanimously. business to be, and that at the time of
Mr C* L. Busesll, secretary of the Host-, the appoJatmenfe mwht, in cations for the additional water the Board vras responsible for cost./ It was de-
>i"'-' .V' |oei&|fj""' ;Tmce Hyarftttlio Sluicing., Cojn- all thinsra, rate the matter to,the Works Com- pleasure that came from sharing our en- The Mayor stated that at the conference
the wreck she -was denuded .of
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perfectly fast. might .require, at the same .a?
mittee. The Finance .Gommirtse' reported joyment with others and the avoidance of he was totally opposed ,to the City Council everything.
!>''*&'9s!V, xwojrte.tbttt th*'tender of Jteaere E- every other respect, be

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now paying" for the, existing A against Kerry' there was
Board
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I would add that the object of my mo- was the An also the samesuspicious circumstanoes. If the
VJ ''? *J jjftfcf tna Party h*" been accepted lor the charge. receipts since the last- meeting amounting io any pleasure that laid care trouble, having control, of bramways.
S-'jf-r;- 'wnfttructiou o tho intake tunnel, gravel tion appears.to have been somewhat mis- sappjy; viz., one*third of theusual upon-'our fellowmen.. amendment had been propoised that the trust jury' wore satisf&d that tliere was a prinm
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'"r\,% rrtt*V, and aix chains of ditching for 496. The understood. It was not to. find the amoimfc of 705 4 sd. consist of members* of the various. local facie .-casoof the vessel having been/thix>wn
k'to be oornploted mthin five raoutha Nominators, who have a very lengtlh, Jlr Peryipan moving that the letter of accounts to bodies, 'arid this amendment"' had been re- away, their first' question -woold be, who
?;. .'^jbttat d*U' '.A coniraotcTjr have Tor.3 a the Diocesan in ba Teferred to the Board's solicitor for; aa The credit .balances were:Separate" ac- THE VOLUNTEERS. /
difficult task, to perform consequence ferred-to the local bodies-for consideration. gained, by it, , Upon this point his Hon- *
-to, the -Council's powers- to- go counts 636 9s 4d, interest account 814 8s

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/A' '' with the work* The tender
Monte has been accepted for of the attitude frequently aysirmed by opinion asthe
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<:->}':' The Council vera not tied to any scheme, given previoua-
Tbe Lyrtelton Naval Cadets,' held a ,biit eoiild.decide as the jcouncillors wished. our summarised
4d, and loan account 4003 2s 9d. The theevidence
V -l'3/tH"nijider of,the race 5s 6tl. Parochial Nominators But my object wag through Board's reserves without tie .general
.: account was in debit to-the amount church .l of the "vessel having been purchastd

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of the Diocesan latter body's consent. on Sunday morning at St.
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(.,'" laV>otk i to be completed within eight to strengthen
the hands ' 51X9T 3d. The w.as paiade Cr. Dixon considered .that the Council's for and insured for 10,000. Then
The Chairman expressed regret-at the un- Cr- of. Xa report agreed to.
the consent of the Clark's, Qpawa. Thirty-one,
under Cap- delegates should be given a free, hand.
.' ~ ntontljiXroia daUf. The manager Nominators
is still pros- against undne local prepare, there was theconversation aitegtil to have

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%*'J**',, F.rea secured by the attitude taken up .by tfee Se'iwyn moved.that

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friendly tain Longuet< and* Lieut. Wales, were pre-
pmpMqr/.;wft|i aplendid reeiilts. Whilst-the which. In two instances lately, has been County Cr: Clewrirth. said ib be. & mistake to taken place between Kerry and Mumfovd
would
Council.. It would have been far bet- Governor be obtained to' the- exchange of sents Mr Q-<Lnurenson, sM.ELR.yhas pre- bind
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> the extent of petition*. the delegates to a certain line of ac- on board the yacht at Sydney, and there

*" been properly submitted, and 3 acres 2 roods 24 perches fronting Brougham sented this corps.with a,prize, for which tion,
*4e sM WCMOee of construction it has been cArried

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-"V(W?$5lt-hiw not been, finally -decided Tours, etc.,'. v street, two.and a half chains wide, for 4 and it would be a further mistake to was alsjo the> conclusive piece of evidence
a proper statement of what the Council in-
'& -;'.'ifirait.,itl*i texnporery race at a arnail S., S. BIiACEBXTRNE. acres 4 "roods 2 perches south of the Pa.rk, the first heat was begun on Saturday.- allow tbe City Council to have sole control. in the written agreement -produced by Mum-
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;<; ; J.ix&Hftfflfa, the Healsqr'e Gully water on tended ta sent. do
In'reply to Mr Taylor, te Chairman known which as Miss Cook's and Mr G. Ferguson's Thirty
competitors fired 10 shot* each at Itwould also be unwise to purchase thepresent ford, wihica purported to be, sighed by
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.is to be added to the Park, 150 and 2CO yards. P.O. Bla<skler 61. P.O. obsolete tramway plant unless it, could be Kerry and witnessed by Freke, and whica
ground. If tiiia is done operations
;b*tjaitQonoed within eight weeks' time. TO THE KDITOK OV THK PRESS.. said that the pu'.ting of races through the land, Rich 57, and P.O. Norris's4; made the, utilised in system. Many phases of amounted to an' agreement to pay' Mum-

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Siiv-At the recent sitting of Synod, a. Board's reserve would certainly injure the thirebv increasing the sizethe of the Park by 3
motifiQ was brought forward concerning tha roods 24 perches, and .that new municipal bast scores.
' -the question would crop up in the future, ta<i ford. 400. if he vrrecked the ship! 'He

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DREDGING
OTAG The fact was. the Board was

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RETURNS. reserve.
: The school instruction opened the delegates should be allowed a free hand. considered it'iliis dty to point out J&ei-

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officers' of
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-(WWe* JUmWAtWS TEtEGBAM.) preference given to Home men for the most doing work which the Council was tak ng buildings, including the h*re brigade station,
,YV '*''' uriportani and in some caaes the most desir- stables, etc., be placed on the land fronting night, .when about twenty presented He moved .in. this direction. dentally that the captain's evidence vnta
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'"Dini'BdJlN, 'November XI. The motion was seconded by Cr. Robert- open to this comment, that he received
..;, \r)'" W following additional dredging lettrrns ato able cures in the diocese, St. .Michael's being yeur-3. .-,-/. are Major Owen, Acting-Commandant of son. 400 for throwing in, his lot with the
/^wtaiporteel:Meg *nd Annie, blvf, Empire, Warded as the chiefoffender. It was spoken
man England, Mr Burgess further urged an attempt at Sydenham motion..
Park. Cr. Johnson"seconded the
Cr..Forrester moved
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as amend- the -New Zealand Forces, Sergeant-Major Cr. Seed supported the resolution. The underwriters. The present was not the
fyr -;,, Bun, 360,154*1; EarnacleughI No. 1., 3Jqe; Australia, or elsewhere, to; such a parish,, amicable arrangement
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it:,'\tQ* lOctwtj Foreeveraiioo No. 41oz; Goicton of as an offence to bring a from with the Sehryn
ment
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that the municipal buildings, etc, be Russell. Eoyal Engineers, and fctergeant-- delegates should not, he aid, be the"machiues proper time for him to say much on this

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?., ,",Waik 'United, Sos lOdwt; Pcrecvoiaace but in justice to Mr
Arerl n{ we (I sa-y Vc, erected on the land recently purchased from Majoi' Keene, from the School ,of Musketry, of the Council, but therepresentatives of the subject, but ihc might* say this, that the
Mr Tay'.br said the water supply question Miss .Cook and Mr G. Ferguson, on the side Hythe. The sfchool will continue lor about Council, to actas-fchey considered best in the proceeding in which" money woe paid for

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U., 53o*"18d*t Sgr; Sueeesa, 2toa ldwt because
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Gravel, I echo the feelings , the mnb?rs
one- affecting the wteole country, and
'ittpekr "'2ao JL4dwt: Ckildea
of St. Michael's) have dearly seen that the -it would not be fair to stood in the way qf oi the Park. O. Clifford seconded the five weeks, and on all week days except interests of the borough. The general feel- the information -was not in connection with
After considerable discussion Saturday, the hours are ; Irom six o*clock ing, was in favour of a. municipal trust, but the criminal proceedings at all, but was
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Oabrifel. Kso Wdwt Sgr; liartley and
Ilz.l3wt; Uwreruso, 16o lSiiwt; B- Rv. A. W. Averill'a calling ha been & Very teLtlng the plains have as much -water _as amendment."
no
lp/l^'** Uk*\' Mojyaeui liydrauli*, 13o Suvrt sjvtfio-l blessing to his own parish, aws not the amendment was agreed to by 8 votes' to to eight o'clock in the evening; on Satur- the composition of the trust had not been the action of Captain
Thexe were differences which sthosa voting against the amendment being day the hours will 'be from 2 p.m. to 5 decided upon. He thought it should be Lloyd's. He; need scarcely point out-that
Willis' on behalf of
onH* hs own. Tbo?e who kjww him know possible.*, might be arranged ; he thought they might the Mayor, Crs. Johnson,.McMeekan, Jones, p.m. Aii examination will be 'held after placed in the" hands of two or three well- if he iinderwriters. had grounds to believe
bow laboriously and earnestly he yorks, anJ works.
iR,Jor where are request plane of the proposed

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WCE S T OAST NOTES. what a power "for good i and Bowden. Cr. Hadfield moved .a, further the school closes. qualified business men with, suitable salaries, or suspect that there was a conspiracy to
: slr Perymau urged the necessity of the that the municipal buildings and a secure tenure of office. He considered defraud, there could, be no objection to
ff," (ftPECUt tO "THE PRESS.") there more regular .congregations and,more Board knowing exactly what was to be only be erected
:. FIRES. it would be a mistake to allow the trust to be their endeavouring to,obtain, and, if neces-

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& '' GJJEYMOU-TH, Kovcruber 11. regular communicants than at St. Michael's? on the section in Colombo
;;y ' wfth th returns in from fifteen drctigos, the We want the best men for the beat parishes, done, so that they could avoid possible street, next to.the Druids* Hall. Cr. Mc- of delegates from the various local a.ry, bring incriminating evidence from one "

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composedand
be quoted the present system of the conspirators. As against. Freke

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j,;;j; -mg i 2Bos lor tho pr.st -wsck. Xbc othex and we most certainly; got this whsn we got trouble in future from flood
M Miot Hkoly to reduce the average.
Meekan seconded this, which was lost, only Another firethe third within -the pasfc bodies,
rfilV ! '*'J* th* Rev.* A. W. Averill. He- did not know, three voting for it. The amended, motion, Kiree weeksoccurred in Timam at five
of 'running the various lines, which, h& con- they"had his signature to the agreement;

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M'YZ'{. *&! Ahaura River Company's dredge gave .Mr fiapes aid the,, Council would be ob- was agreed to by 9 votes to 4. sidered, antiquated... The trams should they had the fact that he waaf on. board
past four o'clock yesterday morn- be run inwas
M{ f .ISMs'ttttwi'far la) hours* work. 'Jrh* diodge as he pointed out last Sunday evening, that
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parish when liged 4o deposit plans at the Courthouse for the interests of the public, and the the ship -when she was wreeteed, and' when

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If tttttfttwi ,cfte os* a break but
In the -wash that St. Michael's was an important the Board could then.ins ing, when a house belonging to Mr White, public should be'made to feel that they must all the suspicious
ha accepted the call. He only knew it was thirty days, and occurred,
f;' wrth the yield.
River Consolidated Company's a call from God; and he "Was not disobedient spect them and formally object to
the wori| COUNCIL. o Heaton street, tvas found to be on fire. use the tramwavS. With a good up-to-date and they had also the fact that'he had been

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*&. .!'.Wm-nn. a rotuni o I2oa 12dwt for the unto
Jjjx'' /fSr ** ground is still ro\igh.
OlwneWe Junction Company's return
tlie Heaveulv Visionl" God grant that 'if it was
Mr. Avc-rill may loDg be spared amonget us,
6dwt and not ws proviousily toiegraphed. to labour as he"has done in the past.rYours,'
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was thought.necegsary-
finally resolved that the Chairmln
and Messrs Taylor and Gapes wait on
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the
The City Council met last night. Pre- smell of
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sentHis Worship the Mayor $tr. A. . that the bade portion of. the building
inmates
to
were
ascertain
awakened by n, choking electric system ne saw no
smoke in the house, and on look- should not be carried to New.Brighton* and time of the wreck".with
the cause, it wa
Ts found back in the hopr. Cr. Gray
reason why people in
had stated that
dose
conclusion,
intimacy
his Honour
Kerry from the
until the present.
informed the Grand
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.\ Board's solicitor, obtain on O; IRhodes). and Cts. C. M. Gray, J. dark. run, the City not trouble with the
c Reward Company's aredgo etc., An alarm was quickly given, would be a great financial success. If that details of the case.
;;!-\'j~ f*e KoaErickeon'e H. Wood, J. M: Taylor, K. U. Macdonald, was on fire.
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7dwt for O hours' work. The ground ONE OF HIS FLOCK- the matter. ...,. If they considered
from the River Board to the the Fire Brigade ttere promptly on the were go, why should not Linwood participate there was a prima facie caee that
the Ariadnt
%' .'!* e***wlly potting better with lcs- pg w con- The letter W., E. Samuels, H. H. Loughnan, H. B.
V^'*; f f ,wh with, while the Irouble in iuturo will bo Selwyn Council, containing terms to which Sorensen, G. D. 'Morris, Geo. Payling, J. scene, and .they soon had the fire extin- and take a proportion of. the profits. They was wrecked, then under all the circum-
*ifid thweforc eeilv got rid of. f the latter declined to agree was forwarded T. Smith., and jGf. Simpson. guished. ' A good deal of damage vfqs done obnld only have a say in the matter of run- stances they could have littie iesitation that
of the roof tim- ning the tramways if they were a party to the three accused should go to trial.
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Jw%fiOTen*fl Propnctery Company's dredge, NO. on October 28thi and stated that the Board The report showed the debtor by the removal of some

?- 2 : wtt lew woekft" stoppege, ran BO hours last COUGH removal of furniture, and the trust. .At three o'clock the Graod Jury returned
would grant the Selwyn", County Council ba'.ance at date to. be 8689 15s Id, as bers, the hasty
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*"-,, . s?fcJ<tt !! This is really for clearing work, MIXTUBE make nd maintain a- iww against 4565 for" the corresponding period by water, though the fire vras confined Cr. Koberteon also supported the resolu- tree bills against Mumfotd, Kerry, and
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W criterion.
CURES all the in New Zealand. race
through the Board's reserves, such of last year. The receipts since last meet- to a snail area. "The insurances on the tion. Freke, for casting away the vessel and for

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'>^: X Tbo kelson Crrf-'ic Company's dredgp gave
Ol f tonr and a. hali dy". The greater prt ply of the cough mixture trade. We know race, to be taken from the river either just ing totalled 570 3s sd, and accounts pre- house and fnrmture amount to 325, and Or- Schumafcher agreed with the resolu- conspiring to oast away.
>)tr'-S( of tb yieid whs got vn th* test two dy. The that several tdveitiaed remedies are Rood in
below No. Bor No.; 11 of thfe Board's, em- sented for amounted to 1051 0s two bicycles, which, were slightly damaged tion, and favoured the creation of a tram-
y.'J* DfachiiK) i at present only doing half wojk. certain ceeeb. "What we do claim, is bankments ; the permission to be on condi- 3d, leaving .payment a net debit as above stated. Trere insured" for 15 each. way trust, controlled and owned by the
tytty Th* Hsori Ouily Comjwny'R dredge had That our
jfEgjj k 3S is GUJI tion that, in addition to-the water now sup- Mr Philip wrote, stating that,
various local bodies.
~'A<]'"" np th othor tley. T*blce Rimi'.ar to those
ANYHOW. Cr. Young considered that the tramways
Orwoll Creek Compauy' dredp wiij U a relible Cotwh Cure, not a mere pallia, plied by the Council to the supply the wit& the Council's permission, he intended
Board, the
<\ >;Jto the It eels quickly by reducing Council should undertake to should be controlled by men of first-class i FRESH AS A ROSE! t<

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ut 0,5, and a start will bo made next ttve medicine. giving a series of Sunday oratorio concerts.
~*" all inflammatory symptoms, loosens the Board with 112 inches of water free of any No Act-ion -was -taken,-it being held that a
its eecrttion;
"business
The
capacity.
Mayor he had ', 3 i IDD I LITTLE I X
i J* CONDYSFLUID '
Creek Company's diedee, which uhlegm, quickly, and ptevente break* required by the Board, and previous resolution of the Council declin- I very much colonial, and is an effec- said come to the con-
K-Vi and at the same time tones charge, where
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X?-tIj^*^BB>P*l Co Ixutotn iv the "river *ntt wae ua-
"i;**Mwt#iul,
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up a cold
%n'.l nou- -fee- worked. on her proper the system up,subsequent cold*. and. renders the patient lesa in the event of any failure of supply at ing to permit such entertainments would tive andfexpreseive word- It means much clusion that the control of the tramways by
members of local bodies would not-work, as
F ',-^i *Mdj|iag ground. Then* ia c. good de*l of likely to take
roufeh pared healing, ana well-known old-
It is pre- the existing intake, tie Council should cover the case.
maintain total supply to the Board of not
and signifies more. Did you ever feel "any-
how?" feeling of miserable depres- the tenure of the different members would \mIJJ^S * mm * B>TH0BFoBTBAYa i
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from the a The City and Suburban Burgesses' Asso- That
W/'.
f i?>i, the
y J? 1*! *t bottom which may possibly tax
taahioned ifriar'e Balsameveryone knows the
less than 212 inches out of the proposed wrote, suggesting that the Council sion, of a disinclination to work be too fhort. He advocated a management
l&at prior to com- ciation
of the drpde. morosenes?,
'1"v e^. lw,esc*e weighing 4 12d\rt tvsb iound at virtues of tfiie dnig.
BEXVIjIMIX GUM ie pleasant to take; new. intake. Further, favourably consider tiedesirableness of ap- or even to talk. Some people suffer con- with a thoroughlyorpractical
consisting of four five good business men, and HeaHb-gl*lntf >,
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' S*?* on Ireturday, and is now on *bi- I 6d and 2a 6a, ob- mencing the work or any alteration there- pointing -women to sit on Charitable Aid stantly from this feeling, and man as expert Effect* are Simply >
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>-l' k* e been named,"King Edvard'e
Judgment wa* eiren in the 'Magistrate*
children like
'taiuablc everywhere.
it. Prioe,
Sole Manufacturer* and Propnetora:
'_ to, or to any intake, tke Council should Boards. The letter was received.
submit and leave with the Board a 'copy The
don't know how it comes- about. It arises extending
City Surveyor reported that the con- from the inability of tihe liver to do ittt the
at the head.
the
The profits
system, and
should
for
be used in
the benefit of
*Vs=%4stt
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Magical. j
OfllChenit*fofr (
Fldip."
aS*.? Cprt against the .Mireden Xo. I. Company on LOASBrS
/ wte counts for f!3, Mh costs. COMPANY. LIMITED, DUNEDIXf.
MANUFACTURING of the complete plans and specifications
tractor had delivered tbe girders for the* ordinary work. The function* of the liver
thereof, and ttat after construction no al- East belt bridge, and commenced getting are extremely important, so much so that having
public. Ha ,was also opposed the- city
control of the trame, for during the
to
" InalatonhsTlna-'COHPYS
;< The nun Con<l ft Uiicttell, ai louiinn,
>boold bent foot or Lnb-i.
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ft
past five years the City Council had notbeen L
KOOLIBAH Cozes Unbroken Chilblains teration should be made by the Council to them in position. The contractor for the impairment arising from any organic cause particularly fortunate in their management of Beware of Inferior Anntralian \#&
BnbntHr.tp>>.
quickly- Believe* the Itcame, Bduoe* th the banks of the "river or to tie stream Colombo street bridge had commenced the quickly disturbs the harmony and health various schemes.

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OTAGO NOTES. Swelling. Price-4e, everywhere. In any case, he did not
$V* (SPECIAL TO "THE PRESS.") Wfaoleealft /jjgentt
without previously giviag twenty-four removal of the old bridge, preparatory to of the whole system. Its office is to elimi- see why the city owning only a> small pro-
hours' notice to the Board's overseer, and building the nW abutments. The steel for nate the gaperfiuooe carbon from the blood, of thetotal railage should controFtb*
"Jfe\
l~i'i,v
"w. W'Mh-iip.
DUNEDIN. November 9.
Tie Paul's Beach Company's /&r*dge bad
KEMPTHORNE. PROSSER AND CO.'S obtaining Ms or the Board's consent; the
N.Z. DRUG COMPANY. the.gilders bad now all arrived, bul
for any damage work had yet been commenced upon it, feel "anyhow." This ts when you should whole.
no and when the liver goes on strike you portion
~ DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT.
The dredge ie being shifted Council to be responsible the works or out Impey's May Apple. It is C. pb&on also spoke in favour of the
*P ftttoam. that might occur to river The contractor bad not taken steps to ream for resolution, which was then put and carried.
banks through! the operations. satisfy the Surveyor that he could com- an ideal family medicine, and promptly and 4lr Ernest M. Sandstein, D.8.0.A., P.f>.,
M'~!'t!? *
A'-r , M
1 ntrrptiee No. 1 and No. 3 dredges
a o *'Mh-up. The ground of the former
MOTOR BICYCLES.
plete "the work -within a reasonable time, effeotua.ly sets the liver in order, cleanses M.C., consulting optician, who has lately re'-
J improving.
SAVE 5 AND BUY A GAMAGE. and it was recommended that the Council the blood, and itsfredom results are healthful regu- RESOLUTION BY THE ST. ALBANS turneMi, after six years' special.study in JSti- rt-
' ti, re ff>rt,,tl tJi tJi* Arrow Junction and Oatee, Lowry and Co., with theircharacter- contract unless within three larity acd. total from dangerous im- COUNCIL. land and Continent, may be consulted on all
life-/ {ing *t* Ferry Comranies are contempiat- istic enterprise, are landing a number of the Ganage Bicycle*, 15. Sold direct to determine theupon the St. Albams Council last night a let-' cases of defective eyesight. Daylight not
%tvV*'v J,e
%K??V**r
araalgjitnation.
Company's field is to be fur- mand in
latest motors for bicycles, now much in de- ths public. Not by canvassers, agenta, or days,
England and America, The&e mar- toots. You pay extra for your bicycle nheo menced with a proper number of men to must
wilh ihe AVhito Star Coni- vellous little motors propel a bicycle up ta baying it through s amvasser- Gamage the Surveyor's satisfaction. The report was its
work the girders was com- purities in the system. Impey's May Apple
claims to merit, and you are cordially
At
stand r fall by your verification of ter was read from the Ohristchurch CSty necessary, artificial light being used. Doc-
Council with
to make a thorough test.. Sold by ference.rko,.be btld on the 12th inst. Cr. Consulting rooms,. Cashel strfe&VW., over
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regai-d to the tramway con- tors prescriptions prepared. Feps moderate.
fif-iwye
, orwige.
l^. * i>l. Franrlu Froolsoi.-l Company is shifl- thirty, miles an hour. The firm intend sell- Bicycles, built of jrennioe
saddles, Silvertown tyres, 15,
B.S.A. fittings, adopted after discussion in committee. invited
The Works Committee reported that an all chemists and storekeepers, at 2s 6d per Barlow piTjposcd, and Cr: Keig seconded, $1. Sandstein, jeweller. 9.30 to' 1, 2to 6,"
I^'? ]* Pn*"nF of tho defunct Cardrona Vnllt-y ing thft. complete motor bicycle at English Brooks's
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guaranteed twelve monihe. xn.t. application Had been made by Mr Job Ofgj fTaottle. Ihfit a beard of five members be-elected bid 36
prices, viz., 60 each.(Advt.)
 4 THE PBESS, tr|nESI?AY, NOVEMBER 12, 1901;
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SPE|IAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. "propose, in the public interest, taktoj { siniv and'this might prove a serious diffi- | boat songs.' Suddenly, however IK
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immediateaction to urge the Assets Boan ) culty for a time. The scheme will, hour
steamers, -which were-to hay* vM the excursion
- kepi behind, came into dangerous
"to place the estates now administeret ever, afford great compensation to Abys
with the canoe containing the Duke
"by the Board oh the market as quickly Siiiia by making the river, navigable all the
Duchess. The litfcie craft tossed and turn- y' M
amuWfli
"as possible? H wished to, a*k tin summer. Difficulties will doubtless melt. ]bled- about in the swell caused by
WiRNEB'S HOT.BU "Minister this question in the interests away as the century rolls on. The jtfile ] stswners, and rocked s.o much that the i
the/" '
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SPECIAL PTJBGHASE OF IMPOBTED MHjIjINEBY.
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TKTUX* BE OPES FOB THE BECEFTIOH " of land settlement and on account of tin water will be doubled. The flood in Egypt 1JRoyal party were in some clanger of behg . '%
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OF VISITORS,

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* "liability of the colony to the Bank a will be.regulated so as tobe neither too high thrown into tihe water. The men in charge !

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124 CHABMJNG HATS, BONNETS and TOQUES
' OCTOBEB 29th.
120 CAPACIOUS BOOMS.
Electric Light Throughout
120 "New Zealand. -. *. In his own dis nor. too low, and a second Egypt trill be of the. canoe were the most skilful- that?
could be obtained, and by tiieix efforts the ,: |j
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At the following prices : "triefc the Assets Board held Glentui, ai created in the Soudanese desert. Sudb are safety- of the
7/1 J 8/11 9/11 10/9 12/6 13/9 15/6 17/9 19/6 21/9
Sumptuously Furnished.
Every Modern Convenience. distinguished visitors ||
"estate of about 8000 acres of freehold the benevolent dreams of enlightened rule. soon assured. But it was an anxious tno- 1 M
PEfiCY HJSBMAN.
SEE OUB WOJDOWS FOB SPECIAL PI6PLAY OF NOVELTIES. 65U Pxoprwtor- " The had been applied for by person! ment for them. The steersman declared " %
""living in th Oxford and neigSbourinj TOPICS OF THE DAY. that, as for himself, he turned white. "We

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TrUby Kid Gloves 2/6 r/
districts, and'who were willing to giv< were all ready to jump," he said, "as soon
Lovely New Mantle* Every pair warranted. Washing Blouse Fabrics
I~"s] as the canoe sank. The Duke and Duchess It
,
Now that affairs in the Far' kept quiet, which was a good thing
29/6,39/6 to 105/ 7*d, 94d, Utf to 2/6 P O L* L I N A B "a good price for every acre of the land \
QueenKid Gloves 3/H

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Muslin Costume Skirts Every pair warranted. Beautiful Blouse Silks "The Queen ol Table Water*" "The Assets Board, for some reason, de I British East are more claiming jthem, although undoubtedly we would
haver IJf
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15/6,17/6, 19/U MftlftWrite Kid Gloves 3/U Supplied in Quarts, Fists, Splits. *clined to sell. H had certainly ntice< Prestige the attention of the world, saved thsem had the canoe gone under. The M
White Underskirts Every pair warranted. Jjovely J>re3sFabrics
3/3, 2/6, 2/U to 5/X1 "sax announcement in thapapexs statin; I In
China, it is interesting to hear the
Duch?sa appeared to be considerably: :'M
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Ageats: FLETCHEBjiuUPHEEYS and CO.

8/9, 5/6,7/9 to 29/6 Ceraot Ki4 Glovee 4/U
"that in November next this land woul< 1
Lace and Muslin Fichue views oi an experienced sol- frightened, but the
Every pair warranted. StyUsh Sunehadee 1 Diike was not j>ut out i W-
3/11,4/11, S! to 21/ dier like General Gaselee upon the recent
1/11,3/6,2/U to 10/6 VietorU Kid Gloves 5/a in the least." The story may be only an .. 3s.

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Svsory pair warranted. ; Established ISO.
be placed in the market for disposal, bu trouble in China. General Gaeejee.
"there might be a reaction in the valu< has been in command of the British troops elfort
who' of American imagination, but it haa I?
a certain air of truth about it that seeing",
NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES. PATENTS "" of land before that time, and be though in China, hs been awarded a year's leave ro make the incident possible. After t&is
OBTAINED THROUGHOUT TBS WOSUX "the Government should urge upon th< and is now back in England, For his ex- t trip,, which was exciting enough even Vhea;
HENRY HUGHES, "Board ih& advisability of operating a oelient work'in China he has been promot- i shorn, of its danger, the Diike and Dnchesa
BBATH & 00. BBATH & 00.
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rank of Major-General, the pro- t- -visited a typical logging camp, tasted

BEATH & CO. "once, and B would guarantee that ever ed to the Una

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(Ute Hughee, Bayward sad B*ldwi*\ motion to date from July 3rd, 1900. To ! ibeans and bacon wbic*h form the lumber*
183 HBBEFOBD STBST. "acre would be applied for twice over. 1 a ''Daily Mail"
interviewer the General- men's principal fare, and watched the mtax
TELuEPHOWE L 2*o one would gather from this that Mr declared 4bab British prestige in China while they gave exhibitions of
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Meredith himself was an applicant fo had not been, in any way lowered- "Th* and all ihe art. of the woodman's craft,-
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1500 acres of the land. Yet we see n< i situatiooi' ho said," was a. most difficult which has reached its highest developmeot
HALL CAINE'S reason why he should have concealed th one all the way through, but in nsfy among this hardy class. The Duke as-
fact. He had offered 2 6s 6d an acr opinion we came out of it- very well. One serted that of all the wonderful sights they

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for the land; he feared that if the Go result of the war is i"ifc the people
GREAT BOOK, of had seen during their long journey
of
TAILOR-MADE COATS AND SKIETS OB THE THE ETEKNAL CITY. v
venunent held. it back for auctioa in fch
this country, as well as the British colony thousands of miles, none Kad pleased them
in Shanghai, must recognise thab not more than thie. The spokesman of tha

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following November there would be a "re only Great Britain, bat America, Germany, lumberers, in reply, made a curious little
MOST EEOENT CUT.
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OEDEBS BOOKED POB OOJiONIAL action," aod the Board would get less fo and. Japan, must have a share in the trade speech, in broken English. "I think J
LIBBABYED.
the property. Of course if-his prognostica of China in the future." General Gaselea make money as lumberman," he said, "but
Th London "Bookmen" speaks of tiia as tione proved correct he might himsel p. believes that the Pekin expedition did a I make mistake; I make 17,000d0l debt
My good old mother told mc if you make
"Hall Caine's Masterpiece. have got hie blocks cheaper, but he wa great deal toward fostering the good feeling debt you
between the American and British, armies. must pay in this world or next.
patriotically prepared to sink this prosper
BLACK SEDK ETON COATS, IN ALL THE NEW TUCKINGS. FOUNTAIN BABBER, tive advantage to himself if only the (Jc
"The two forces," he remarked, "were on. I no can pay in this world, so I say to God
THE HALL, HIGH STBEET, CHEIST- the best of terms, from General to privates Almighty, I make yoa .present of this.

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vernmenfc would compel the Assets Boaxi in the Tanks." H lays stress on the ne- Perhaps, when I no can work no
IjACE BOIiEBOS, FICHUS AND COLL.ABS CHUBCH.
to realise at once. Such disinterested pat cessity for united action by Great Bri- your Highness , will give
mc chance of soma
NAT GOULD'S riotism should not have been modestl; tain and
essential element other place. * The reporter does not record
TIBS, BUFFIjES AND SCABVES. America as an
the Duke's diplomatic answer. In
hidden under a bushel, but should hay k in the maintenance of international peace. spect Canada scored very heavily. one re-
SPORTING NOVELS. the campaigning quali- Tht
SUNSHADES AND PABASOLS IN PLAIN AND FANCY. s been set on a hill for the encourageinen The General praises troops,
and the effi- Boyoities, it appears, were greatly strucfc ".

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ties of the American

GLOVES AND HOSIEBY IN ALL THE MOST BELIABLE' MAKES.

y AMOWG the lovers of Sport the name of
Sat Gould has become a household
of others. Sit is true that the honourabl
.edency of their commissariat and hospital by
the fact that everything on their table
gentleman's prognostications proved wrong -1 service. H "formed the highest, opinion throughout at least their visit to Eastern
word. Hjslatest books have so less fresh-
ness and vigour than his earliest. >
and that instead of there being a reaction of the Japanese army, and gained a. high Canada was of Canadian prod action. Meat,

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fish, fruit of the finest, quality and
CLOTH OOVEBS, 2i Bd. the land for which he offered 2 6s 6 I regard for the French troops," over which game,
flowers in lovely profusion and variet.y-~&U
Buaning it Off actually fetched an average of 6. TShi t it will ha remembered General Waldersae were Canadian and all of the beat. It waa

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Banker and Broker so enthusiastic. For the British
J. , BALLANTTNE AND COMPANY, Harry Dale's Jockey Stuck Up
Only Commoner The Miner's Cup
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may show him to have been a bad judg
of tie market., but ought not to lesse-
waxed
troops under his command in China, Gene-
a great point in Canada's favour and a
great advertisement of its fertile soil'and
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Doctor' Donble
our admiration of the combined modest; -1 can only say that I am as proud of them cimate.
Magpie' Jacket "

rai Gaselee had nothing but- praise, "1

DUNSTABLE HOUSE, CHBISTGHUBGH. Who Did It? Hills and Dales
Not So Bad *iter Seeing Him Through |j
All Landed at Xast and self-sacrifice witt which h. was pit aa it is possible for one to be-" The

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The Old Mare's Foal field
The Pace that Kills A Bank Outsider instance. At the same time it is fortunate j fit and as good at. the end ot the China
TJNIYEBSAL BOOT COMPANY, A Dead Certainty Tee Dark Horso
that the Assete Board did not take Mr campaign as at the beginning. There was
HIGH STBEET. A NEW STOCK Hetedith's gloomy view of the future. W no aign of Cnina
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There has been good fishing in the Set*
deterioration. Concerning the wyn river during the past few days. Three
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have ourselves had to make some strong

GOODsTsUMMEB GOODS ,,
w ing White and Crewn Japutee* Silie SILVER-MOUNTED PUBSES, little beyond remarking that his programme
POCKET BOOKS, WBITING CASES,
In 4H. 1 lUd, 2e Bd, 2> 6d, 2 lid, 8* 6d,
4 fed yard. Tliea* iiilke ar gwwan*|l to SUMMEB -
ALBUMS. CABD CASES,
remarks about the .Board from time to b being carried out by his successors, The remains of the late Mr R. F. Thomas
time, but in this cftse they proved to be j "The delay in evacuating Pekin," h said, were 'buried in the Oxford Cemetery on

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LADIES' HAND BAGS PHOTO FEAMES. S
wvih and wer well. Styheh Striped and >.n<o deceased gentleman was a

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Saturday.
Chocked Bloiue Silica at l> lljd, S 6d,- 8* 6d JUST LANDED, EX DIBECT STEAMEBS,, 7"
CHAMBERS*VOLS.
JOURNAL^ perfectly right. They am undoubtedly en- "was an exception," but was unavoidable, colonist of forty years' standing.

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yerd. Black and Wbite Silki, in etripe* end \
(hrok.. at la 6id, Is Uid, 'i 6d, titled to great credit for resisting the pres- and really unimportant." The friends of Dr. Hunter, of Ashburton,
Rs 6d ywd. China Silk, 3in wide Comprising Latest and Up-to-date Styles in Ladie* , Gents' and Children's A FEW YEABLY OFFEBED AT

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to wmo. and wear welt), at 3> Hd Fine Foot Wear, from most celebrated English, Continental and American HALF-PRICE, viz., in 6d each. sure put upon them 4>y the pessimistio Mr.
yard. Black Bengaline at 8a lid yard. Manufacturers, inoluding Eostock, Wolfe, Pinet, Vernon, saHy, Britten and Published at 0s each. TJitose who read in th* news- relapse, nnd was. again lying in a critics?
Bannister, Krippendorf, Dittman Coj, Geo. E. Keith, Barry, etc. Largest and
Meredith, and <the Premier, as a member A : pa.pers tho vivid, yet careful condition on Saturday.
AND COMPANY at* new diet-
Best Stock in Canterbury to obooeefrom. Ladles see oar New Shipments of Fins fountaiiTbarber, >
of the Board, must be awarded a full share 4'News" and accurate, reports of the as- The St. Albans Borough Council have

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ing Bleck Brooke Silke in bandeome and
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Evening Show; for style and quality we cannot he beaten. THE HALL, CHBIST-
HIGH STBEET, of that credit, more especially since.hei Drama, eaesination of President McKin- decided to direct the attention of the police

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ntylieb deeJeno, t 4s .,#JJf B j?* Infants" and Children's Boots, Shoes, Slippers, etc.Endless variety. See CHUECH. might have had. some, idea. o the risks ley, probably never realised io to the frequent actioo of cyclists in riding ;
Surah Bi'.k a* 8 6d yd. Black Olaoe Silk on the footpaths in the borough. *-,'
window*. he *as xunning. 'Xhe poet tells 'us that what a fever-pitch of activity themomen-

t 3e 6d yard. Japanese SUke in Th* Mayor remarked at last night's xneeV:
it la llid, 2 3fi yar4 (guaranteed). Stylieh \ tons news must have stirred the great

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Gentlemen, see our New Shipments ofBest Styles and Qualities in Balmorals,

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Floral Foulard and Japanese Silke at 4b 6d, "Hell holds no fury like a. woman scorned." American dailies. Tho "Daily Ex- ing ofhad the City Coimcil that most of last '-\

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Shoes, Slippers, etc. We cannot be surpassed.

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The ress.
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lid, 5a 6d yard. -weak been given over 'to thel Carnival, 1(

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rioskm is nipped in the bud is also not ak' was dealt with 'by' one of the New York notwithstanding the lucavy traffic, as fat |
" Zealand!* Boots, for hard wear,
" cannot be excelled. All qualities kept in
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AND COMPANY axe now ofler

STRANGE
ing Croam and White Peaa de Soie ai etook.
* NOVEMBER thing to be lightly regarded. .papers, from "which we get an idea of the as they knew, no accidents of any seriotit $

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a> 6d yard- Glace Silk* in all tfw
Coloured almost incredible speed of which modern nature had occurred.
Farmers and working-men see. our Strong Balmorals, Watertights, Bluchers.
newest ahades at2a l\At 8a lid, 4a 64 yard.
vetc.; best quality; lowest
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THE PREMIER AND MR. MEREDITH. THE WATERSUPPLY OF EGYPT.
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journalism is capable whfen necessity de- f His ExcelLertcy the Governorlias received yi
the following telegram from Sir Hectot *,-.]

SiencTRANGE" AN COMPANY
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Boys' and Girls School Boots, best value in city. mands. It is a drama in itself, this con-
The public, we have no 'doubt-, bare been journalistic "scoop." 4.29 arrangements made by ;
off***
are now Egypt is climatically part of tne vast tesfe for a At

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you hay* worked without a hitch. Good- "
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ing "WTiiU, Cream and Coloured Ghtf* edified, aa veil as amused, by the little en- on September <Hsh tie acting city edi-. bye. -Many thanks for your exceptional/
tA Q lid ywd. Whiteand Cnu> 3Jrican- desert, It has., no rain,- except pm.

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tor ofihe ipaper received tMs message kindness. iMy visit has oeen an entirety .< !
Oteasdio Mttalisa (46i0) at la 4Jd yard.
Cokxued Surali Silka, in lovely evening UNTVEBSAIi BOOT AHD SHOE COMPANY, counter -which has taken place between the what,falls thousands of miles away. The through'the telephone, spoken in a voice happy one.Hector Macdonald,
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faadea (oeriae. gold, cardinal, pink, helto.
tfOipe). at fla d yard.
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HIGH STBEET, NEXT FBEEMAN'.
Premier and
There wafra time when Mr. Seddon had no
more obedient servant in the legislature
(Mr. Meredith in the House.
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African lakes are its reservoirs, and. the that waa trembling; with excitement:
Itfile is its water-race. The Egyptian na- "President McKinley.
The entries for the Courtenay Agricub i\.;
been shottwice tur&l and Pastoral Associations annual "-
tion is more entirely dependent on its5 at the Buffalo Exposition groundsprob- Show, which ta&es p.ace at Kirwee on *. \-< '
QTBANG3 AND COMPANY M sow offer-
NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING- FACTOBS". Latterlythethere than Honourable member for Ashley. ably mortally injured." "Who is th!is?" 'Thursday
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O ing WJiite and. Cream Satin* at la Hid, water-race than any city; in the world. If. ceived in any previbua year. An excursios f
E lid. 3* 6d, 4a 6d, 4a lid yard. Black has been a lamentable cool- demanded the acting-editor. "ThePress train leaves Ghrisbchurch at 8.55 a.m. Th< "<
fiattea ai Wd, W, 4
the Nile could be turned, Egypt would, in Association."
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a single season, become a desert whitened "jSotfbjngthis is only a bulletinmore tions are expected t'
9a ftd, aa lid yard. Banaaeme BIooe 80ka criticised the Government -with remarkable ba- interesting; en

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in floral, ehtok, ao4 fUipe daaigaa, at I ed to SEE OTJB MEN'S COLONIAL SADDLE TWEED SUITS, 37s 6d by tha bones of a nation. As the riverr" later." The acting-editor ,wa out, of his tries for tihte latter close at 2 p.m. o thl
SOa pve 7ac4. !
freedom, and Mr. Seddon wound up tfce say of ths .
QTBANGE AND COMPANY aie now o3r>
SEJ3 OUB MEN'S COLONIAL SADDLE TWEED TBOUSEBS, Us 9d.
I fashion. Tie
adherent
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session by trouncing Jus erstwhile faithful
in the most uncompromising
eoold be diverted by t&e -expenditure ofI chair in an. instant. Be sent one reporter
tha sum that would pay for a small -war,* to the. telephone to get a. repetition, of the
news from the Preee Association, and an- cil, the Mayor fttrKB.
it i evident why the masters of Egypt other post haste to a barber's shop on the tionedthe visit..of GeneralSit -Hectbr; Mac-
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At last night's meeting' of the CSty Ooun*. ;
Bih-odes) men-

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pric, T ML 4e ed, a lid UtVlKli. dbnald* reajarkiflg iocidentaUy tiiat Six
Wo aye making- a *pecjl jeawr*> of thea* at;
plied, by the Premier, was' indeed one oi are determined to have no- foreign power, floor > where the managing editor Hector had simply been taken to see what
tractive goede, wA b*ve a bug* and tatied
NEW ZBAIiANB CLOTHING FAGTOBX ;
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no nation, of enterprising engineers in pos- was being shaved. The editor* ""on Rearing he. wished to fcee, aa& at hii? own tempest,
of a*te. ithe most serious that could be brought seseiod of the banks of the water-racei the news,' jumped out of the barber's chair, appeared Be mentioned this because some citizens
2EXT DXa
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where they are most liable to attack andI whisked the lather off, his face with a had been taken,to unnecessary placee.
to think Sir Hector-Macdoaald;
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j QTIUNGE AND COMPANY ai* now vSw to the effect that Mir (Meredith
damage. The story o British enterprise towel,; and fairly raced downstaira to his

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O ing a ewpwb aatortoaentol SqnaharUa.
Mr W. H. Collins, Mayor of Ashburtoa,' .'
et-:. Snnabadw in aaot $uk (new oaehmere made use of hie public position office, where -at 'he once assumed command telegraphed to sir Joseph Ward, aelring
frect),'6e 6d to I3t fld oaoa. Boulerard en in improving the Nile's yearly gift to

tout oe, with tutatblack wnus and black and
coloured hand}**, 4. tt. S 6d, 6a 6a, ?a 6d,
D ed, W ea to 15t ed *aok.
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as a member of. the House to The edition then being 1run off was stopped, if there would be any formal, opening oi -
.bring pressure to bear on the Bank oi New Egypt is already a> splendid ooe.L Tfca -aod. tiie- first "emergency plate," with, the the ussvt
post office afc Asliburton, aad hsA /
TQNEYCLIFFE AND GAEBY 1Zealand Assets Board to induce tsbem to great Barrage, near Cawo,. a product, oft words, "ifoKMey shot I" in type of the received the following reply:"VSTiere
French genius', had been useless for twentyf largest size, was pat on. The emergency there is an official ceremony at laying of "

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let him have a property at less than, its foundation stone of new post offices Jt i<
QTBANGE AND COMPANY.at* now offer- INVITE INSPECTION OP THEIR real vatce., Mr. Seddon, as a member of years on account of the water having got'y plate is a re-making, of Itoe first page of not customary to 'have formal opening. l'~\
C iog Lao3 in n*w deaigna, weain,
Tie*
teige. butt*r, and white anadWt, at.la ad,
is under its foundations. English engineersi every edition with blank space
a at the top do not v
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the Board, takes no little credit to himself
NEW SPEING AND SUMMEE
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repaired it- afc a cost of. less -than naif a for the insertion of emergency type. It
, i> U, la d, fe Bd. 0. d to 10s ed eaea. is tion in, the qase of Abburton office, which/
that he waa "not a weak men,*' and that always ready, day and night, 1 year in and will be open for business on Monday week. >

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he refused to let the property go even at
STRANGE AND COMPANY an new offer-
ins* Mualto Aptona <a epeoial parcibuw),
GOODS, tke risk of losing Mr. Meredith's friend-
k n6ws waa. The criminal eessioias of the Sapieme/; -,-
year to the wealth, of Egypt. Them isj ini received, ilie special edition -was being sold Court opened before his Honour Mr Jwaoe -";
plain and trimmed, at Is 64 to 4a 6d each. progress at present -work, exceeding anyr in tho streets. But the work of the editor Denndston yesterday. Boring toe coarse r-

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Hwnatitohed in, coft linen fln- JUST UNPACKED DIRECT FROM THE HOME MARKETS. ship. Now, far "be it from us to attempt of. the day the Grand Jury returned fcrus
iafa auabxio, pet V dee at Is 3d, Is cd. to 3d, to dive into tJje secrets of the mind and undertaken since the days of the, Pharaohs. nd his mn was only beginning. "Get bills again**' Nathaniel Hearron, wounding
Ss Sd t 3a 64, it cd. Panrar Haadkerehiefa, in Buffalo on the long-distance telephone!" with intent; Stanley Dak, breaking, enter-,

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dainty box*, containing ( doz, at 2s 3d to.

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was one of the editor's first; orders. "Get ing, an 4 theftr and Douglas James Mo
4i ed pet box. A GRAND VARIETY OF ALL THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS IN EVERY ley. Tbt fact that the Assets Board re- ploy 25,000 men. The former of these -will
some Buffalo paper; get the Administrfi- Naughty sheep stealing; WuJiam Lewi* Batfci
be finished nest year. It is being built of tion Btulding at the Exposition. manshwighter; George
Call tip thffe; Carl Tritt,
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DEPARTMENT. fused to sell htm the Gientui property f
OTBANOE AND CO3IPAKY are now offer-
O which he apptied for, and at the price he granite, is 2000 yards long, and is to-be Washington at once.,* Verification of the Mtunfonl, Thomas Carodock
>> Kerry, ana \
tag Xtadiea* Idnnn Tom-down Cuffa. Brio, John Hussey Freke, castiag awaY toe
Theae gpods repreeent a special pnrcnaea of wanted; may have no real-connection what- 76 feet above the river bed, raising tho bulletin had come in a twinkling, and with Ariadna aaidcon spiring to cast away; w*P. ';
usual price of ouch cnffs is la pet
out*. The
paic Our special price, 4Jd pair. TONBYGLIFFJB AND OAEBY, ever with Mr. Meredith's subsequent con- level of the river 46. ftet.' The water it-more details. These were sent off three hL Hoggard", theft; ,and Robert James
will be backed up a> great many miles, and were at time to the linotypes. Men Shansks,
worda tbeft. No bills were returned
version into a caridid friend of t;he Govern- tfespatohexl for stock sine plates of.the against John Pine and. Albert Jordao, for .
AND COMPANT new oSv , THE READY-MONEY DBAJEBS. public man shfold nob put the epxantity imprisoned will amount to President's latest photograph,'plates of tine tinlawfal carnal knowledge. .:

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QTBANGE ment* But
O ia saver-mounted Soeni Bottles at 8s
ed to each. Silver Fruit Knives and Sil-
I* himself is a, position is which hie action *< 36,000 million, cubic feet. This additionali. Temple of Music, where.the shooting had A large party of' cyclists (writes oui
supply of the. living water will secure occurred, a-proof of the* "standing galley" Hanmer correspondent) arrived afc the

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BAaaea and Comb** Springs on Friday' evening, having ridden- c
Mr. Mredih certainly seems to have done. two crops from a laige area thatj containing tfee lives "of the and from Christchurch and Hangiora. Thy
Taking the correspondence as it is stated now yields but one, .and irUt bring large Executive, and
list, of previous rulers state, that .lie roads are in very good or- ;

STBANGB AND COMPANY now ofiet* as* who fcad been assassinated.' The office was der for cycling, but. complain that nothing

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ing the ftnftet and largest aejeotfon o< by the Premier, it appears that Mr. Mere- areas, now lying desert, into cultivation.
Cards you ever beheld. Prices, ed,
CttTijrtmae
HULBIRT AND GO. dith asked fhe Assets Board to sell him a
all excitement, -but the work went on "with ,has yet .been -done' towards bridging the
This huge work is, however, only th fore- the smoothness of oiled wheels." In ten numerous creeks, and the rivers Hanmer, -
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pa. Is 3d, la ed,.ls Sd, 2* Sd. 9s Bd, 8a
which have to 4m

SA per box. Sin;e cards in jetoline, collu- Ty HAVE HOW COMPLETED OPBN- block of the Gientui estate at the Govern- rtumer of mucin vaster aohemee. Ifc is be- minutes from the receipt of the news "Mc- Percival
ioid,Tta., at from 4jd to Is 6d. BookleU waded throu|ih on. the way up. A nunv -.:
from 8d u> la 6dL Pretty Calendaxa lor 1903, v-PPOSrFESTBANGE'S), T
* ment valuation, pins 5 per cent. The v
lieved, tha* Egypt can profitably utilise Kiriley Extra No. 2". was selling in the her of visitor* are expected this -week, now

6d, &d. Is 6d. U 9d. 2s Sd. 3a 6d. Comio ING OUT
Government valuation, it is said, was 2 five times the additional quantity of water streeta. -Meanwhile a special train for Buf- that the gaieties of Carnival Week are ovei
CMs, in boxM, at 6d. Sd, la, Is 6d. Ditto, OUR FIBST SHIPMENTS 4* per acre. The Board declined the offer, o had been arranged for, and reporters, in town. The new post office was opened
folding; ditto, IJd io Sd each. provided by these duoos. If Egypt alone't M artists and photographers packed off. One for business last week, and the chief clerk"

STRANGE AND COMPANY'S ChristeuM

FOR CABNIVAIi *
SPKING AND SUMJfEB SEASON. 1901.
and submitted the land to auction* when,
according to Mr. Seddon, it averaged over
were concerned, this additional water could J man couM rsot fiini h-is coat
and wait'actu-
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from Christeburch is at present in charge,
be supplied by the construction of another ally sent off to Buffalo in his shirt sleeves. till a postmistress is appointed.
Brisff
Toy Baxaar and F*acy Fair is now open.
children
toje, gamea>
*j boy.
to the bosdxede ot
se*
** and gift goods., N& on* pr*atd
AND HOLIDAY NOVELTIES
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TIES, GENTS' UNOBROLOTHIXG,
And a*. s^^m
MAGNIFICENT BADGES OF GOODS IB gone into Mr.
ALL DEFABTMESTS,
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6 per acre. The difference tfeafc wouldhave
Meredith's pocket, we are
told, had h'm offer. bees accepted, would
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dam at th* second cataract. But, a\Lord,[, "McKinley Extra No. 3," issued with mar- The Oxford district, though not agpar-
ently suffering, iheavily from the drought,
Cromer remarks, the true interest of Egyptj veJous rapidity, had three full pages de- must-, nevertheless (writes ouv correspon-
Km in tbe' development aod civilisation off voted to the assassination, and included in- dent), .produce less bushels of grain oc *e-
;

Together with a Large Number qf Exceptional I have been some 6000. Now, we do not the Soudan. Now, it, is estimated that terviews with promuuint men, telegrams of counfc of the prolonged check to iO&
QTBAKGE AND COMPANY ar<now show- SHIRTS. KAINCOATS.
sympathy from State Governor*, comments growth of yotmg crops. Eighteen hours oi

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%j wa> magnifioent assotttnent of
at> say that there was anything wrong in Mr. hardly a fourth of the immense body of of members
of the Diplomatic Corps and steady
rain was experienced from Satur-

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icie adapted let Christmas and New Year

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HATS, TRAVELLING REQUISITES, Etc- AX SOCK PBICES AS WILL. P.LEASE AJfJD Meredit-h making bin offer, and while it water that falls in the JTjJe watershed politicians, aftd large'portraits of day night till Sunday morning, bat a com-
presents. All prices.
I tfw Pre- plete. recovery is sfcOl oafc of the question,
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SURPRISE BUYERS. would seem that the Government valuation reaches Egypt. The great loss is in thei sident and Mrs McKinley. "Extra No. 4" and an average crop
mmmt
can hardly be ex-
-iriSITOBS from the Conntxyfthoald not r- k^ZT'h^sr. ~~0"
was too low, it is possible that at auction boundless tropical fewamps into which thei contained a> full and graphic account of the pected. Late spring sown oats, grass and [
V*m SHAW AND C the buyers gave more for &4 land than it water spreads to be evaporated hy the sun. scene of assassination, opinions, oi the at- rape haxe not, in some instances* ger-

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Home wiW a* Erf*, our minated afc fI,J,- and will have to be re- ,i
This waste, it is believed, can be greatly tending physicians, the demeanour of the sown. The aoii being wa-rm, pastures will

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CASH DRAPERS, wa* actually worth. Where Mr. Meredith,
Ushatent* Good* such as we stock ar* quite gg CASHEL STREET. made a mistake and placed himself in a diminished. The cutting of the Sudd, to pathy assailantAnd the crowd, expressions of (sym- quickly respond- to a generous rain, and a
TKB P&ESS." the score, and a complete descrip- rapid "jprnwth of young grass is jusfc whafc
give theriver A dear and more rapki course tion by

JL WITEDBAWAL ef Adverfieemente
TNBTBtK?TIOHe a* to the INSERTION
ie
the "PBESB" MUST B& IN WRTHNG.
Advevtisementa received without written or-
ders wilt be' inserted until countermanded,
and charged accordingly.
Advestieflrs in the onunfcqr oan xemit pay.
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event fay Money Orders, Foetal Note*, or
Poetage BUrap*.
White every oaur* im exeroised fa regard to
the due inaemon of advertiaementa, the Pro-
prietors do not bold'themselves responsible
A octmT^,
for aoa-inaartien through eecideai or item
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fafe* position, In our opinion, was in the
UNPROCURABLE ELSEWHERE. | of the wounds and two prominent sur- thte cream suppliers want. Shearing is pro-
fact that after bis *>SeT was made and re- is the first step in tfcia great scheme. Al- geons'
estimate of their character. "And gressing, and tlmw that have snorn express
fused, he started to badger the Assets ready swh vart quantities of stagnant; all this within-well, within an hour alter satisfied vrith. the weight and[
quality of the fleeces.
/' / - /, Board is the House and to ran them down water have been released that there has[ tho President had been shot down."
The funeral of the Jate Mr' John Grigg
for their want of enterprise in the matter been a wholesale destruction of fish in the took plsice on Thursday, when the remains
The efforts of the Canadians to
of disposing of tne properties placed in lower river. Another project is the dam- Royalty mate tbi RoysI fcoar of the grounds, adjoining
were laid in the family vault in the church
Longbe&ch 'bouse. The r
WHEN FURNISHING MAKE YOUB their charge. Moreover, he did not tell the ming of the outlet of one of the lakes. in Dominion, enjoyable seem to funeral was of ;t, private nature, but be-
i. H. &TBINGBB. House in a straightforward way that he
<>, Lake Victoria has an area equal to that ofi of the faini.y there wero
have ben completely snecess- sides this

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Canada,
other causes: and the gpoprietota tvmrte to
themselTee the right of omitting advertise- A
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1&l"'
fc ssiGifEa
k
HOME BE
*^^ himself had made aa offer for a property Scotland, and it would quite possible to( fal. In co .inatance was this present!Messrs o. J. Harper, S. S.
MadEwaring (representing
ments that they may deem objectionable, even
although sooh adrrtisexnents may have beeft
SHARBBBOipB, ETC ARTisrio an* "iIsDSOHB FWUII. and it had been refused, bnt he referred to more apparent than m connection with the Chapman,
raise and regulate its level so as to provide visit the Ashburton
and F.
County Mr W. 11.
That, 1 bermen's camp, their participation in tnc ; CoUins ijMayor
received add paid for in tie venal course of
AGENCIES ' bis efforts to get th* Board to cut up es~ of the Duke and Duchess to a lnnj- of Ashburton), Mr P. Way-
Tri*m Co., LimiUi TOBB WOW COSXS NO MOBE TH^. a vast additional flow of water.
BeuUr -1

mouth (representing the Canterbury Frozen

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buiinees. fcatea for the benefit of the public.
Diaclaimers will in sjl cases be treated ac 9tm Ii"W C. Mr hotrevfc% would probably interfere with in- exciting sport of shooting the rapids of Meat Company), Six Douglas Wright (re-

advertiaaments, and charged accordingly.
Orders { withdraw advertisemeaie mast be
sent in. IN WBITING, to the Pahlunine
L Offij*, not later than aiz o'clock p.m. each
,
TftE coiiMoT SORT.
Meredith made his offer on t&e 28th May, habited djSbricte, some of which belong tof the Ottawa on raft oi logs, in true lum- presenting Mr E. G. Wright, who is away
You cae nlito tlttg bx calling oa 1898. On the 3rd June the Board wrote at the Hot Lakes). Mr F. Standish, Mr 0.
Germany. Lake Albert ould be dammed berer fashion, and their trip in Indian W.
MONEY TO LEND. lawrehce ani> sibcheb, declining, and intimating that they would without injury to anybody, bat it is io oanoeg down a pretty two-mile reach of the LongbeSiCh employees. T-h'e body was car-
Turnett, Mr E. S. Austin, and all the

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f iyfivertisnneato received after tm o'ejook
6VBijirstrM3 AWAXTXKG submit about 1700 acres to auction*. Witfc- great river. An American paper, however, ried to. its last resting place by the oldest
ack evening will be placed ever the leader TOTE b*r AIW iM 111GR STBZBS.
* *** an earthquake region, asd the dam might,

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mentions an incident in connection with of the Longhench employees. The burial

' Iwading, aod chamd doubU rates. >Yt. nrrBSXKEKT, at Lowt Cwmnt m a month or so after this, directly the; therefore nob b* afe. Attention is there-

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Alterations for Steading Advertisement* to Batftfcd? Apttond Secttritwo. Opppeite Veam W. Straas* -usd Co. the canoeing trip about which English jour- 'ervice wus conducted by the Rev. J.
be in by six p-m., or will not be altered for
following day of issne.
WYNW-WILLIAMS anil BBOWH,
SoiiatoM, 311 Bwebod atrwi
F House set, Mr. Meredith commenced his
attacks on the Assets Board. He asked \
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fore being torntd to Lake Tsana, the iiaLs are si.ent. The party lind embarked in Blakiaitm, tha Anglican minister of tho
source of th-e Bin* JfiTe. It is splendidly ten canoes, Bianned by Indians and lum- Loiipheiich parochial district, assisted by
AU Communications io be addieeted to the Ret J. Skinner, Presbyterian minister
"The Manager," "Prcea" Office. 1 the Minister of Lands, "If the Government adapted for the. purpose, but it is in Abys- bermen, who, as they paddled along, sang of the <[istrict
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THE PxufiSS, TUESDAY, NOYj|mbE 12, 1901. 5
A committee
Vy

*.^Bftet
waa appointed yesterday
the South Waimaikariri
consider the question
ft Board roon> as some members
fLlimbing the stairs to the
River Board to
of obtaining a new

; ng. One member of ttea new.

tiousiy mggeaUSl getting who
lompowd of younger men,
flight of stairs without
their health. of
serious
object to
present pbee of
Board <ae-
Board,
couldclimb
menace to
Mr G. R. Joes, of Lyttdton, naa been ap-1 was an almost universal, custom in Ger-
painted expert grain grader for the New many. Judge
Zealand Government.
Tito friends of Mr P. Duncan, of Messrs
Emden said it was ah excel-
lent system, aad afforded protection botii
to the employer aad ilia employee. Each
P. and I). Duncan, will regret that he has book gave a pdtfect record of the holders
been seriously ill for the past few dava> career, fraud being prevented bj the offi-
3fr Jtinatin? in an epCeptic fit. Yesterday, cial stamp. If such a plan was adopted
however, 'the report of his medical attend- generally, it would prevent many 'abases.
ant was favourable.
AN EPIDEMIC OF MAKRIAGES-
CABLE
THE WAR
NEWS.
NATIVE INSURRECTION.
IN SOUTH AFRICA. TROUBLE IN THE DintH EAST
CABLE NEWS.

INDIES.
CABLE NEWS.
CRICKET.
SPORTING.
WILCUP.

ToiegrspivCopyright,
AMSTOWN
United Prese AssociationBy, Bleottio
(Received November I2th, 12-30 aaa.)
MJjSLiBOimXE, November 11.
Tha following was the result of th*
WILLLI4JfSTOWN GUP,furlongs.
niiie and three
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at 500 sqvb. One

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Detective Cassells, who was recently trans- Tftritcd Preas Electric A. B. Ptaraon's br o Flagship, by. The
The watering Lincoln road came up* for
Borough Coiuicil ferred from, this city to Wellington, has, after
Servia is in, trouble new vith an epi- i e^egratoCopyright. AdmiralLeona, 4yrs, 7et Sib I
Aiaeaaeion t fbe Sydenham
Councillor Junesnaked whether it
iMtniKhfc-a disgrace that we*k alter week the
four yeuns detective work as a plain clothes demic of marriages, remarks an English
constable, received well-earnedpromotion to paper. The cause i* the system of marriage
United Press AssociationBy Electric
TeiegrapiiCopypgJis, (Received November 11th, 9:65 p.m.)
SDELMJRE, November 11.
Sir Kuport Clarke's la or br I
bv'Hova-Judy Mo, 4jxs, 6st 13lb
E. Townsond's fa I Clus:er,
Fairyland,
Off Colour
3 ...
was not detective. Detective Cawells has been in banks founded as an encouragement to (Received November 11th, 9.24 a.m.)

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4yrs, ; 3
Council passed resolutions which were not The match between MacLarea'g team .Girjevra, 6at 7ib

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it officen. Xast week, he Cnnstchurch during the Carnival wetk. and thrift, bat which have proved, to have quite iIELBOUBNE. November 11. The was favourite at 5 to 2 against.
out by
carried watering THE GOVERNiIENTS POSITION The steamerOered> from Mauritius, re- and South Australia was coniimred t-da.y. Tlwsg* winner by length.
starters..

&id cart had to be obtained from
r&riatchttrch to water Lincoln, road. Sim)
ffiSnen of the Works Committee (Cr.
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left last night for Wellington. an opposite effect* Tee young men and were ten Won a
The Xow that the Carnival Wcrk is over maufens ol Servia begin paying into these AND PQLICJT. ports that an insurrection of natives hu The \reatbea was warm, batt much plea- Time, Stniia 24scc.
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the Committee of the Fkrrr.i I'eit intends, institutions at on early age on the promise broken oat at Sandalwood Island. Whea sant*r thaa on Saturday. TJm> holiday and

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the expeotaiaon of seeing the visitors hat- TARATAHI CARTERTPONRACLINUGB.
explained tlvit the road had been watered
three time* last weektwice by
the rarfcs attd
to work rigorously. A '.-vrge ntua- of a premium on marriage. Immediately
tar ol draft programmes have been issued a sun.-vii sum has been aeemnnlsted, the de-

the Creda was at M&nganesi, port in the
ting was responsible foe a very largo at-
(special to "toe rasas."*
"The roml was one mass with r* view of inducing as many entries sire for marriage grows overwhelming, United Press AssociationBy Electric Sandalwood Islea, Batch warships were WELLINGTON, '-November 11.
onca by nature. TelegrapltCapjTigb.t, guarding the tows against a, threatened iava- ten-dance. Tha hopes of il\9 spectators w> Tho following ax tlie results of the Carter-
of mud" on Friday morning," said. To
he as possible. The (Iround Committee have with .the result that the first* offer is
at 9.30 on sion from Sumba-rca Island. A food famine far as a display o battiag was concerned ton-Tariahi R.C.'e second day's meeting:
Ihis Cr, Johnsonit.repliedm that, dusty
visited Lancaster Park and selected sites snanped up. In consequence, prematurely (Received November Uth, E.4J a.m.) veere sadly dotaned to <3isappointniit. HACK. MAIDEN .HA-NuICAP, of _50bqvs;
Friday morning was thit the for tli tta. and other teni-s. ' &i far a and unhJhppy marriages are peneraL
LONDON, November IQ. . prevai!edv prices
were high, and trade was six furlongs llioter, Bst Tib, 1; Athoi Broset,
paralysed. With the" esceptioa of Jessor,, who made Ssl Tib, a. Dividends, Jt"3 5a and 1 12a.
trains could m>6 be M*t-n. enn ba .seen there is evtrv proha&litv of The matter has now reached such length*
The Marquis of Salisbury, Hn his Guild-
a successful fete. that it is seriously troubling the Govern- things lively for a white at the wickets, the TELEGRAPH HANDICAP, of 6ft aove; six

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tho Governor, accom-
His ExcnUfiierBanfurly * ment, and the advisability of hall speech, at, the Lord Mayor's l Sandalwood Island is one of the Sunda play was of the slowest desoripfcicai. The furJongalndian Shot, Sat 3J\ 1; Calpeolarm,
and Captain Atex- For tho weight-tniessiac comvttitioji

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Baaied by Ladythe Jubiles Home yesterday, five $heep at the Canterbury ]\irtropotrt3n these banks, which are held to be the root banquet, ia proeeiig to deny the al- group belonging to the- Dutch East Indies, j contributions" of Gunn and Quaife were
9st So, 2; Kebel, Sst slb, 3. Time, Ivam ISeec.
Dividends. 8 7s isd 1 123-
india', visited of 4585 square mike and a. [
rbe party were Hiv*il by Mr F. .-vmw there were 180 guesses, ranging frr-m of the evil, is being debated. legations of neglect and lufcew&rmnesSy and It has an Biore marked for carefulness than for bril- CARTEHTON HACK HANDICAP, of 80
Bom (Cfiajrtniui ol the (Cliairman
CharitabJe Aid 2 tllb n> 6111b. The correct wright'of tis? that the Government'saction had oetved to population of 200,000. ,The produce con- soys; one mile and a fur'.oKgCavalier, 7st, 1;
Hoard) Mr J. T. Smith of the sheep, was 3251b, a*xi Messrs H. Chisktt, TREATMENT SMALL POX. ~Q sieta chiefiy of sandalwood and cotton,
prolong the guerilla conflictia South Africa, horses, and poultry. The island belongs
liancy. Guam's score of 21 included one Raetoa; Bst 71b, 3; Horton, 7st 6ib, 3. Time,

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Alwin's road, X. C. Gikbxisfr, Oaataru, R. It may be noted/in connection with the five. The hero of the .day was Giffen, 2min. Divideuda, 1-ti (1 15s.
CoonittK Mr T. C. Norri* (wentary), described such statements as valueless and to the Residency of Timor. Sumbawa, is -who went on when the score was two for ofSECOND HACK. HURDLE HANDICAP,
Mp, Board, and Mws Htgguns (Matron). i. Xicholls, HororaU station, and J. >*. smallpox epidemic in London, that
vague vituperation, and ill-defined criti- another and larger island of the same 50 soys; one mile and a halfMourner, lOst
on hour aad a half in- Mousey, View Hill, all guessed the correct lately Dr. Finsen re-introduced tie 37, ad bnfc for the staod between Quaife 41b, X; Strcne 9staib, 2; Flying Colours, 10s*
Tbev xp*ni< aboufc cism. The Government's position in re- gronp. 21b, 3. Time, Stain 5-tsec. Dividends, JE3 9s and
wectiiur tie home andH chatting pleasantly
ExeeUetasy es-
weight, aud divide th psxse- money. The ancient red light treatment of the
result of the fat bullock
and Jessop, t!ie l*t.ter alone him 1 la.
with the ujnuite*. disease. The famous physician John gard to the Boera had remained unchanged with any freedom, Jre had the batstueo GRAND STAND HANDICAP, of 5Q sow;
OTesse<l hi*si .-ta much-
pleased Trith the tion will be mhdt* known, to-day.
of Gaddesden gained considerable re- throughout. The desire was that the new MTOHND
RE OCTRINE. completely at ius mercy. He bowled with six furloagaZiaksi, 3at 2]b, .1; Nioii, Sat 81b,
irmigemmt** }n th nfternooo hi-i K.xcel- * In biographical sketches of the late wjtb mnlberry wine ofai similar hu*. John territories should enjoy peace, freedom, splendid length,. and judgment throughout, 2; Waipoori', Bst autl 10ib a. Time, lmin lSseo.
-I.n- accompanied by f.atly Kanfurly,. Cap- *1 ss.
JT

Mr John (Jrigg, of Canterbury, it has son of Edward 11. The doctor fcod the Dividends. 4KJ 17a
, and Mr A X . and civil rights, and, at tie earliest possible ALLEGED, ATTEMPTED EVASION BY sud, capfcarjd the last lour wickets in three CLAREVILLE HANDICAP, of 100 sove;

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been !*tated that he was the pioneer of Prince laid in a bed with red. curtains*

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moment, self-government like the other OTra for one run. one iniieJabaJ v 7at 13ib, 1; Indian Shot, 9et
Tibodes, ai" visited too Public Vriiraens, the the frozen meat trad?. Mr W. O. blankets, and counterpane. H jr&ve the GERSEANY..
Governor and Captain Alexander spendinsr colonies. "Wa are tojd,'* said the Prime The fielding of the South Australians was 10..b, 2; Aide do Camp Bat Jiaib, 3. Time, lmin

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Buchanan writes to the Wairarapa "Daily invalid the ruddy juiw of the pomegranate 44Jscc. Dividends, o 149 nnd 2 los.
iome time in ttw Museum with Captain Times'' that Mr <*ri-gg was ia every re- to suck, and mada Mm gargle his throat Minister, "thab our opponents will accept PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S POLICY. excellent. Tihe pitch was fast, aiid this LADIES' BEACELET, oi 40- soya; ona
Hutton. spect, a model colonist and settler, but" with mulberry win of a> simi.ar hue. Jg&l only independence. We reply that the! appeared to trouble the Englishmen, sorely. mileStrenc,' list, 1; Te Pai>e, 13*t slb, 2;
Cr. C M. fJray gave notice at last the first shipment of frozen meat was of Lfaddesden, who died in. 1561, is author independence of neighbours who attacked 1 ilagiHicuddy,, list, 3. Tiuae, Ivaia. SOAseo.
Xt began to wear badly towards the close Dividends,
L United Press

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" Council, to move AssociationBy Ulecteic J 18s.and 1 11s.
night's meeting of by 3fr Thomas Brydono. of Duoedirc, of a quaint medical book, entitled "Rosa
; "I, That to tlw exigencies of the for the New Zealand and Australian
iledicinse. * The value of some oi his re-
, us at two days' notice after accumulating; Teiegiepi.Copyright. of 'the day, the baJl getting .up awk- TAIIATAHI HACK
soya; four furlongsStage Whisper. 9si 131b,
of 50
for years materials for a cokssal -war, is.i[. (Received November 12th, 12.20 a.m.) wardly.
increaeiog pedestrian and vehicular traffic Land Company; and the second was suit
cipes may be judged from the fact that he inconsistent with our security." (Qheerg.) The spectators were treated to ao. ex- Time, 1; 'Tynan. 7st -lib, 2; Will Scarlet, 7st 7ib, 3.
nrer tfwt portion rf G>loaibo street, lyiiig from "Wellington in the ship Lady JoeeJyn.
sold to the Guild of Barber Surgeons, a NEW YQRK, November 11. -18 2-Slb. ace. Dividonda, 3 4 and iUla.

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H was sure the nation was cellent, display oi dashing moket> while
bfttwfen Morten's Buildings and the Bank prescription in which tha principal in-
Tho Hen. G. C. Bowea has received a
deeply re- The "New York Herald" says that in order
of New tliis Council is of. opinion gredient was ths po\rdr of an incinerated,
cablegram from Professor McGregor, of
solved that the South.African troubleshould to evade th& Moaroe doctxroe Germany in- Hill an<t Hick pivrwered' in Soatb Awtra- AUCKLAND RACING CLUB.
tb*l the time h.iR rome when steps, should Melbourne, to the effect that the Siberian tree frog! never recur, Ixorwever great the. present dwced the HambuTg-American Steamship lia* sewiid inaing*. "(PRESS AsSoCIATtOK TELEGRAM.)
ha taken to acquire sufficient land from the

Jtonk of I*'** Zealand tV>r the .purpo of
widening Colombo strret: 2. that with a
iiw of giving efivct to the foregoing
eninio, a committee, consisting of the
Jkfayoi: and Cis. Smirh and the mover, be
doas iuteoded for the Discoveiy expedition sacritioe and labour involved. Tb* nation i Company to apply to Colombia for a coaling T.hs iollowig is the score at the. end The following AUCIiUISy, Xoveiaber 11.
had bawn shipped by the Talune for Lyt- MUNICIPAL MUSIC. would not allow ar difficulty to station near Cartagena. Colonel John* Hay of the- day's play:
acceptances h*v& b*en re
.ceived J'or the Auckland Ksjciag Club's races
tclton. They will" probably arrive here At last nigbfc'e meeting of tie City
interfere with th chosen path, which, wasii has referred $ matter to the Navy De- EN&LANX>. on Wednesday:
about Friday next. Ihe Ksimimaux dogs Council, C. Gray moved, that a proper MAIDEN JEIAA'DICAP HURDLES, of 100
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bslonging to the Borchsrevink expedition lamp be erected in the centre at the Band
which were left afc the. Bhifl, will be picked
dictated alike by duty and interest.
existed a dogged determination to carry j
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There ipartment.
WASHINGTON, November 11. Gunn
First Inniaga.
,:. 21 aovs; oue mile and, three-quartersRoyal Coa-
queror list lib, Taagalioe list s!b, Hinemoa
Kotuscb- Tue concerts now being given in

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ppoiirted to obtain all necessary informa,- out the policy which thfe nation believedi Senator Lodge, spaafcing at "Washington, Braund 7
up hy the Discovery on arrival. Hat, Chancellor U. Hat, Kocket lOst 9lb,

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'McLaren 3
ifon on the xiihjftcJ, and report to the tfip. Siberian dogs reach hre special ar- the* evenings we becoming; very popular,
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to be that of the Empire. 7ib, Tiki lCst, Lou 9at 71b, Pou
- -' Owmril." rangements have been made for them on and more light was much needed. ''This said t&e Senate wouldcertainly ratify the-new
Anglo-Amsricaa Canal treaty. America Hay-ward
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Tho discussion at. the Sydenham Council Quail Island. Tyklssiey 4
, I coma to stay, and the band performances LATEST NEWS OF THE WAR. must prevent the entrance of any European Jeasop . 3& and a quarterEosejla Sst 51b,- Va* Eosa 9et
left, night on tli* qitestiou.uf the site for 3lb, Foxmala Bst. lOib, Coronet Bat -9lb, St.
The Wellington correspondent o the in the rotunda are going to be a big thing.* Power into tbe American hemisphere, either 0
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ibe new municipal buildings and yard was Ursula Bst 8!b, Materoa S, Tutepa 7t 121b,
at timee of a warm, description. Reference Hawke's
emmeiUore s "tumbling somersaults," and
Bay "Herald" says':"l hear that Councillors generally spoke in favour of
Mr Morgan Carkfcek. of Otaka, has the
Dl made to the change o opiakm of trto best chance ol succeeding to iba Surveyor- meeting
C. Grav'a wishes, and it was de-
cided to- refer the question o the better
councillor rose to, a point of order, and Generalship, lately vacated by Mr -Percy lighting- ofTaylor the rotunda to tbfr Gas Commit-
A NEW ZEALANBe*- WOUNDED. by the acquisition of territory or tHe estab-
A XBOUSANP BECBUITS.
lishment o forts or nav%l stations.
Xfc is the relereoce wjts aimetl at
iilley
Barnes, not out
Blythft
Sundries
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fender 7st 81b, Volee 7*t-41b, SpaiWing Water
7sb 21b.
TkuCy-HO STEEPLECHASE

Itated ht> hzA seen no tumbling performance. Smith, suggesting that four lamps Geraaany.

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aad failing Mr Caxkeek receiving tee, Cr. Total lIS
gate 12at 91b, Sucfden Hat 101b, Voltigeur 11.
Another cotmcillcHr expressed joy at the son, position,
the the Hon. Cr. F. Rtehard would be better. Cr Gray said there was LONDON, November 10. It is understood the speedci is a forecast of Boiling AnalysiaGiSes, 7 tickets for 46;
ile 32b, Puagareiiu 9at 71b, Crohje 9st 71b,
conversion of thexe coiuwiiilors. Still aai- ex-Minister for Lands, is said "to be in another matter in the some connection, and Dr. liotter, brother ol the ComraaaaaJiiik President Roosevelt's policy. Joaea, a wickots fox 41; Travew, 1 -wicket for
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23- >. " of 100 soys; one
<rth*r referred to the fact that "only fools the rniminc. Mr Richardson was a most that was if th* Cbimeil would give- him who was recaiiiy captured, was sentenced miieCavaliero list, Red Lancer lOst ilb,
tj&d dead men never changedl their minds"; capable ilinister for Lands, in the last authority, bs would ende&Toux to arrange AUSTRALIA.
SOUTH AirSTEALIA.
... ... Sundial lt>3f, 111 10at .Defender v
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U> be banged. The sentence ba been cew- First innings '. 230
.in *Ue of which a councillor maintained Atkinson Ministry, and at present, holds that the programme be published in the
, 9st 10lt>, St. Olgft 9at Sib, Winsome Oat 7lb,

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muted to years' imprisonment. Second Ixminga. Glasgow 9at 61b, Heapir 9at 6lb, Volee 9ab
that he ibad not changed his mind. Qece- the position of President of the. Surveyors papers on Thursday mornings. He de-' Private Jarvia . 7 51K ilighlftndex 9at 41b, Bluixcarrig Bet 12ib,

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rally, great objection was taken io ixiler- Institute. Ifc is not too much to say that sired to doall he could toCi:,male the efforts & of the iJevwth ' United Press Association-By Electric
1 Khema BatJoib, Cavalry

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ierbjg with tha presnt bomidariee of the if the Institute bad the Surveyor-General- j of the bands successful. Cart aaoved New Zealand Mounted Rifles, waus. dasger>

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HjU 80 Kose Bst,
Syxfcahaia Vwk, and equal obiectioa was ship in its gift, Mr Richardson would re* "TUt O. Gray be roacfe happyr* TASTERSAIJU'S SWEEPS, Leik : H NUHSERY HANDICAP, oi 100 sove; foiit
tftfeen to having the. niuuicipal ofsce in ceive the- appointment against all comers." that his request be granted,, vhieh was Eeedman, not out 25
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The Victoria Ooss baa been coafeered (Received Navejnlter lltb, 9.24 31b, Kdbourne Sat, 101b, Maskerdale Bst Sib,
one part ol the'borough, and the yard and The case of George Rogers, wharf la- agreed to. on Young, of tibe- Cape MELBOURNE, November 11.
Giffiju, not cut
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Senssvtiou Sat 31b, Rondelotia 7st IQlb; Irish
fire fcigode station in. another The bourer, of Auckland, wha en August 13th
Su&tliiea 3
7st> slb, Mary Septan 7at 3lb, Swagsmon Ist

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Mounted; Police, far capturing Commandant The threatened stoppage of TattercaH's
Council finally decided to place the manici- naked his life in rescuing- Joshua Hadfield PERSONAL ITEMS. Total for four wickete 170 31b, WeUcaat 7st, Seateaa 7atl
pal bnlldmgs, yaard, and tire brigade sta- from drowning at the Caeisea wharf, Bir- Erasmus at Huiteratval, eioglehaoded. sweeps wider i&a Postal Bill has' .had the PUBIbICAN'a HANDICAP, of 100 eovs;

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tion on the \mA purchased for iw purpose ilaa bca bimtght /muter the notke
kenhea/JRoyal One thousand recruits, Including 300 efltec.t of krgeiyinewaaag ti* sweep hask six furlongstHoboro 10at 41b, Vrl Roan. 9st
couth of the Park. of the Humane Society of New Zea- th expcess
Aa&ag the passenger* for th South, by South Airican CoastaJbubry, have, embark- ness daae, over 1&CO(> more letters being re* SHIPPING AND MAILS. 91b, Tauhoi Bst Blb, Takapuna Bat 91b, Jewel-

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yesterday were Mesar? CL, K. lery 7afe alb, Lady.Avon ,7st Sib, Bosiphele

, The total takings at the late MeJaaesian land. Hadfield is employed as a> nighfe Bird, WbealfcV, J. B. Viger> Ik Mendelsohn, ed at Southampton far the Caps. oeived than were received las6year.
: Ship Fund Baaaar amounted to 745 13s, watchman, and sixty-five years of age. the Hoapu H. Gour&y, Mr md Mis Parker.,
A. steamer was leaving the wharf when, and Mr A, 8. Joa&xg.
Great; Britain's purchase q horsea 1 TgE AUSIBaWAy BQW&NG CHAM- United Pre&a AssociationBy Electrio
7st 7ib, Zealous 7st 61b, Goetzer 6t lOib,
6sfc 81b, Camille 6st 71b.

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': 3d, and the expense* totalled 6? ISs 3d. in Hungaiy for army temoUttU has '
owing to the darkness* Hadfield fell over PIONSHIP,
leaving a balance ol 677 14s. The sums Mr Catteraaeh, (Received Jfoveniberiattt, 12.30 a.m.) DUNEDIN J.C. MEETING.
>r receired irere aa follows :Entrances 167 the wiarf into*the sea. On the- alarm MrVisitors
being given. Kosters Jumped off thfe wharf
to town
Greeoslade, Six C. Mr & Mc-
hausted the supply.
C&&UONG CAFE POLONY.
a W* Smf of tb* Meiboprne Club; has MEtBOUBJNTK; Noreinber 11.
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(PftKSS ASSOCIATION IEtSGBAM.)

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: 9s 3d, refreshments 43 15s, JLH.R, Mr and Mx Mr CL won tite bowling championship of Australia' Arrived, . Indraghiri, from Jfew York? ; DUNJ&DIN, .Novewbet 11.
; >Useion etall 26 17s Bd, general etall 75 and swam to Hadfield's assiartance, eveotu- A. (Received November 12th, 13.30 a.m.> The following handicaps have been de

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and Mr& M. Sh&nd. 9.% the tournament.


,'. I 4d, produce 30 5s Id, ftowwa J824 10* ally rescuing liim. Tho nig& vras dark, Mr F. M. Young and Mr* Younglreturned XOXDOF, Nowmber tt. Waihqra. claredioj; the- JJuaedin-Jockey Club'a S\ua-
a, 7d. St. Michael'e (including; Mr Wa*d.rop's and the tide running fast; Hadfield weighed to' Winchester by thexpress for th South, Excepting the commandos of THE WHSTBALIAN ?ARIMMEHr. iner '.

PERTS, November It VALUATION ROLLS. HANDICAP, of 100 sove; four

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i. tsde show) 102 13s 6d, Fendalton 25 Is about fourteen atone, and had it not been yesterday. Fouche, ad Wessels, the who3 of Cap*

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for Bogers's promptitude he would "have furlongsVladimir Bsfc lOlb, Navarre Bst 31b,
'"} 7d. dtolls 9s IA Addiagton' 42 l(b, Qotonj south- ftodi a9b> of the Transvaal line la CQuaequew ol Mr oasur mv .Bombaxda Bst, IJToblease 7st 121b, Lady Ross-
Riccarton"IGd, (including l gipsfjr encampment) been drowned. AMUSEMENTS. tion having been carried, Mr Leatce, the Pre- TSB OF REVISION. lyn 7e6 Wlb, Fingall 7st lOlby Boacobel--7ai
cigarette et&D 11 3s 7d, 19 almosfe eka-r of Boars.
69 19s, Two of tlia. Grand Jurors, Messrs R. nwer* had an interview, with the Governor
Bib.' Gladi>la 7st 7lb, Sarchedon ?st 51b.

jtuCgic weti-Dl7 13e 6d, sweets
r palmistry 9 H, iSim Burns'e concerts
/J9., shooting gallery 8, ice cream stall
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!a hat* (net) 6 11s, programmea 5 14s 3d, and
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20, Allan and N. Maceth, who had BANISHMENT OF BOER LEADERS. on Saturcky, makes % to the At ths Bteeting oi tlie Sydenham OTACK) HAAIDICAP, of ISO aove; on* mil*
fined 5 by Mr Justice Demriston for son- THE SHERIDAN SEASON. Borough Council last jjight a letter was and" a" quarter}fiiliaen Bst 121b, Pampero
Fourteen moreBoer have been ban- House on. Xaetfday. It is, understoodthat !b
ished, including IQopper* ex-chainaaa of j
,
attendanceyesterday morning, appeared "A Trip tv Goica-ffo" was repeatea last Bat 101b, Caaateon Bst 9lb, Nihilist Bei 81b,
received from tjh* Hon. G. E. Sim,
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Cherrystone 7st 4lb-
jfaTf* bis Honour early in the- afternoon, to Eight to a large aadkce' at tte Theatre doss not seek a but xeoommendect

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theYoUssxaad. Minister io charge odt th-e De-i FfiDBBAL HANDICAP, of IQO soya; sLs
trimmingjs. The treasurer desires to give reasons for their non-appearance. Mr Royal) and went excellently throughout. * Ma Excellency to send for MrJPifesse..
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partroient. furlongsBlase* Sfct 31b, Goldspur QatZLb,

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evening it will b played for tine last

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J"., thank Mrs Winter and the ladiea asso- Aljjux explained thathehad fully iot<snded to Thra St. Benie Bst 121b, Pampero Bst 101b, Canleea

CHRISTMAS COMFORTS. AKOTHE STICKIMaUP CASE before reading; theletter the Town Clerk.

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with her for their assistaace; also cojne, bat be had been very busy, awwi the time.
To-morrow two new pieces will bq Bst 91b, Muscovite Bat 81b, Petrovna Bat Blh,
said.it had beeu addressed to him,as Town
Ijf .to those who gave contributions. The matter had entirely slipped his memory. staged v., 3lr Sheridajjv s burieequa oi ' SXKSEY, Norember 11. Edelweisa Bat :
Hermoaa Bat, Tandyka 7si

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Clerjj, aad bcmS a-
Vv JMBUkI amoant of bha expeneee is mamly due Bis Honour said that/he- nmsfc make it ; uXBe.TTro Orphans'* id "The
Kvir Bat* (FKES3 ASSOCIATION SEMS6AJU,} j--, --A city butcher nanied wiU^d^iTw. Bodi*a""
to ..the
bn'ttiia'-Ssutrjecti
llib, gpider" 7at ,9;h, .Red Gauntlet 7st 7lb,
: f fcUU| fact that the ladies, in fchnost every
'/j -instance, raised what was needed for the
inooiwenkat for people to forget in that maid." Tht latter ia a mxweal oomedy.
way.' He had fined him 5; he would bow
WELLINGTON, ix. ing hornet'on Saturday nigKt, was stack
The Christmas comforts collected in theI up on.
colony for New Zeatenders at the front, have.j the Parnunatta roadt naar th* Universifey;
Th, Hon.. O. li. Milia -wiote tha* a
full reply' Had not. Veejj. wade to- thd
Saviuinalt rat Bib, Foray 6si> 101b, HeUene
6at 81b.
FJUST WELTEB HANDICAP, of 70-eove;

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DIX'S GAIETY COMPANY.
i!iwjeiw of their stalls, ia addition to pay*
for their own dresses.
: tJ', Speaidng at the Sydenham Borough
remit the fine to 40s. Mr Maceth alsp ex-
plained tiat be had ban so buy ia the
jaorning that hs had forgetter* all abwifc the were 4 mimber oi ,
night at the Opera. House there
'principal
been forwarded to South Africa. The Wek|JHe was brutally assaulted, and robbed of
Ungton gifts comprised thirteen eases. :
40v th* day's takings. The xobir^,
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uiosjt impovtaat
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previoiu*. kttr of 4f]y 17th, heca.use the
ittatte? o| compiaiait :
one mileNihilist lOst sib,. Eed Banner 9t
eib, Yaadjsrle ftsfc 3lby Spider Set b, Wild
West Sat' 121b- First liighfc Bst Sib, Black-

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chu-rgest Ir. KViaioai, aot* b
matter. His Honourremarked that ha was among whom was Hr-Av9Un Budd, wJk
NEW ZEALANDERS RETURNING. escaped.
; pool Bat 31b, DaituiQQr cbc.
tiki sight regardiag the proposal d^alo. Tdtb, until ejoqiurjee had been, inada
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HACK- HAHTJDICAP, of 60 aov*;
bousd to say that he did not find the mma achieved a distinct success. InJitefH, addition to

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f&i aUiise a portion ofthe Sydenham Park has %
THE HOLIDAY. $s. to fha exact cost. o the work donQ furlong-Pet*ovn 9st' 21Tj, Ayrdale Bst 61b,
% sitft for.the r*w municiTtal buildings,
existing ftmong gestkstett in being a. clever Mr (jfRSSS A550C5A3505f TJOJSGRAM.}: (Receive November latK 12k5aa.m.} Sejff Ssjfc 41b. Eupee Bst, Forward Guard
tbsar own private business eugageineuta. strong claim, to the gooe will .! the* ak' with eaich, local district* ?h?se ha 4 oly

|:?- Cf, Webb said that. Sjpdechaia was twenty possible
i<pms hehwl Ckristchurch, and greatly For the fhtttre, if lie found gentlemen in th dience in that ha that it is
posatiou of Grand Jurors forgetting to oot to be successful aa a. comic singer without
a Beautifying Asociatkai. Ooing
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. WEJUUNttXOK, Noromber 11. SYIKNEY,. November 11. 7et'.l2lb, a><unspQj;k 7ab Qb, Zeehan. 7st B]b,
and tjhe'amounts,. First
A mwaage frcsn Major Piloher states thati The weather was' fine throughout th&
oeetx Li*ht 7ef 7ib SL Uivft. 7at slb/ Romaaj
notified.* woald shoAT suefi a tab 31b, Savannali Tat 31b, Spring Gun
4513, Cairaeyj 519 Peyixton; and 4159,

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these matteors he woatd ini*t an the full beinff ia, laasfe degm vtilgar. Ail M? stantial oa the suia previousiy 7a.tr, Minaret 7st, Western .Bell 7st, Occidental

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Qfamte3o, ar. now doing: wH, and T&ftl* wUy observed. n4
'f/]., thrthJgh, the borough, all that one taw was the Hobday was. genera
fin*. His Honour also remitted Mr Mac- BttddV *onga were, elvr and waneing, add so that aU "complaiat. 6ei 121b> Fpreioiaai fy& ;olb
vf A collection
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of old shanties .until tha foot i Wbt far ttf. be, a. fi*vourifce with Opr ja,rtell ofRimingtoa'a Guides, is also will "be remold. Sos far from the present
BeQx tine to AOa.
U hills was reached. u tf wa have an
, ,, House jwsdiencce. Mia Annette Bodtcu. Mr ajMi iagain with his LieutenaHts;
TAICLUB'ERIS
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system provipg cmobersome, nothing coul4
; jga patch," be. coatitmed, "it ia our. duty MEETING.
.!v;.'lo-keV,thafe, patch opn> and nek htdsait
feoioes/ Th<ar were others beswiea
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''Ap^o-SpeciaT and "HusaVT cy<ies aret Marfan*, ancl Mr Jteosk. Yorke. alg& mad*.
ideal bicycles for touring; their gwab feature sQccessful appearances.
being jrwiabdiity under all conditions oi road: H Herbert iloVrta essayed "Life/'s Dreams - Li\y and
StewartadTcotter left hy theRimatafoi Sn?!
New Zealand, and the following are aiso; on,
HOME AND FOREIGN. exceed; t>he smol3iea& and regula4ty with,

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,whioh it. worfcs: in, all districts-where the (passe *ssaejAT*qN

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|;n.foothill;and'Cricfefc chibaold people, mho their wajr to the colony by the.itemascus: local body clerks, carry out tha compare At the Taierf DTJNrSQIN, ISfovember 11:
to-4y iioauclero (Set)
and weather. Call and esamiae tfee ttp-to-, Is 0W bttt thsit voices <ii<l not bjlen^ t Capteia Drtry; 34&, Beardlaw; United Preea AssociationBj Electric

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;, ; Woai(i like to enjoy thei rtetr of it, Or. dato models. Ki3y terms. Yaav old aid the result was anything hut satisfac- Shavi 3360, Cenwtoa; 3497, Bewsttj; 37-W. leiejir^pii >
iiveiy tiifling duties. asked of them. M van ih& Tieri Cup, Wild West
some instances, b& regretted to find that aeooitd,' and iued "Wanner (Bat 3,11b) third.
(Bat Sib)
4fiMeid eaid Urn. locked -larvrard to -the chine taken as part payment. The Anglo- from a musical poust < yievr, though, Hodgson j 3260, MusEatHae; 3755, ifonfe; THE GLASGOW EXHIBITION.
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sem& clerks wilfully hold .back 1 all, local, i Dividend, JBa. In the tewardfr' Puree
;Lo|itt#'.iphai the UMSightly loaceevrouM cam New Zealand Crcto Ojm'paay; D.LG* and 82$ they were encorei Mia* MUiy Hethert. 3636vMitiSi 3683, Wntsonj Ked-, (Received, Hth; '9.5 a.m.) ittformation w$ th worj in thes distripta protest Transport (Bst 9lb> came ia first, but- on a
:;-<&!*&*. *n& th Boonw ifc was d<mo the High street(Advfc.) giive- a ceuplft of Hemswwelt as also did deili 4447, Soott? 4S, Boafch; 4515,, isr cdaseqnenefy- made Terjr d.iiSeult for the thfti tho had been started before.

LONDON, November 10.

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I;;;,taWNr. ,The Park would.thembe a beauty
"Ex Papwoa and Gothic Messrs ; Petersea that clever little' Olive* Len- i(s; 4283, Boaaev; 4295, Harold} 4422 J district valuers* who \taxn to obtain their again, time being lodged 1 the rs.ee wrs run over
*&mtAf.iatttd .of- aa e-so,re. Or* Jooes Milleri 4033, Mortis; 4049, Roeew&rne; Tb.es Ctlasgew Ksbitjitio has eloged with a Wild "Weatj who *ws second on
ll*d tho *tt*EUon of the Council to tha and Co., jewellers, have just received ship-, ten,' as<i Mr Howard san a ballad. The
inlonaation. i?cHy of -beat _c
viae

vn- As the firat occasion! won, Tr.npqrt being sec-
ol iatiiner Scjn*xe-, aad
-th*f .Bydeabwi. Padrk would fcoon
of footwayK it jf.
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roente <rf oew gooda, trhioh, are
played in their window. Dainty silver but- ing.
ter forks 4s eaoh,
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dis- anw prcigraeinjie ns\& '\& ";'
repeated thjs eren- 4569, Short; 4490, Coon.
A e*ble received from Cokaiel Porterstates
thabLieatesaats Heckler, Shera, Cribb, and
J>ieUD, Swgeat-JtfaJGT Davie, and Ser-
profit of j680;000: Eleven and; $ hajf mSUon
people Tinted th.c l&bihition,
A MONTH'S J?ASI\~
to the ey9Eenrbe|n
~woa tt> ba
rcute with
the answer
-in eoniparigr ih& jpr.eaen
tho*& in existence when, the local
ond, dividend, 2
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WINTON JOCKEY CLUB.
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rtaaoved. frames from &' 6d, rilver-moonted' ivory
ebony hair brushes,, silver toilet ware,
CYCLING. geants Boaao, McDonald, J. McDonald, aad $fft<fcufe CWafcemsen fasted & mouth at. bodies had supervision. Mtvny thousands- (FBE3B ASSOCIATION WXKGBAJf.)
of assessments in which, previously the *?h% sacewd INVisBC'AHGILL, November 11,
Ri'^lq/liaWt^f'tho KtngV Birthday, the tttory, ace tetnrniog', all well. th& R:oyal Aqtiutriunv Her * \reigit de-

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sections w.a aJr^ii were i "a -hopeless ,waj decidedly 4tvy oi fh Wiaton we meeting

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Kg,:* Bary ife'dght o'clock on Satturday gent's. oxodizedv keyless, non-magnetic J,B&GU OT WB3TOIEN. Major Amtrew, oi the Sixth Contingent, cliues fttsooi 159 to 138 pound*. ,: auqoessiuL The tot*Uaator tak-
watches, with pffiknt screw bade case*, 2fe

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correct ings amounted to" 4slS2j being record tor th

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rpyAl salute. . each ; ladies* 14-carat. jssold keyle9 watches, meeting
ha* cabled to the Premier that all are we}\, .FJtKffOB LO4N.
ajpe
A of the CottncU of the League, and no aeriona iUneea ha appeared ajnon The wuea w?> now fairly | club. The weather "was. fair. iieaulta:
II itom 3 10s. Newest <ksigos in goJd was held last njg&t; ,

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left WelUngton for presid.e4- PARIS, Sforember 10. iionate* one property- wicii a&other *b4 ] .oneatny>L .iiaCE Bajsldicap, of s* spvs;
If. of byooohes, braceJete,- and engagement ring*. : A telegram- wa*.received! ftosii the Aiickland
th men. They have raptured!
waggo*, and nine prisoners, sine the lasfc' A French loan of two hundred and ten o3 district ynth anchor., nd. no | Southerly
and halt mile*Clwkor* list, .X;
loader
l^te^^a^.JJeiw Zealand ports. C&oiro, anjpsointins MrS-S.Batchelox as ; Buster, ll3 fe ettvS; The Earl, lOst

L^-iS*? I*'*^^f1*'*^^
i^'sje**!o *nvn&
*to competing bands-
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cabte- million irancs (about Q,3ls,sQG]l ja Dig is there. noweaMe tlte anomaly of (mc lk &,Fiy* also -started, but fell and broke
ilrW, E. Sorrefl, the. popular piote- the representative of that Centre oh the
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f 'brioda nttlck-step issued. levying double and tjpehle- tb ovttaopt feer fetlock. PKoneer. was sera-tehed. I'ime,
giapher,. was bftdly doubled; with unbroken CauociL The Tanam Club wrote, stating o? rates that, property of equal
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yesterday, apd will be
on Wed- chilblains. He soaked his feet in, hot water that >fr MeredJih Kaye hod appointed AMERICA IN THE RUMONT FULFILS HIS PROMISE. aa adjoioin% ddetyict i* subject to.
in 3*Kfta (igec. Dividend, 2 16^
! StEWARI>S' PUSSE gANBICAP, ef 35
three times, and applied Loa&by s Kewlibah, ia? their delegate, A letter was. received
PHILLIPPINES. M Santo* Buroont, the daripg aeronaut, Mesara H. Gf. KU ad G. J. Smith, soirs; seven iurlemgeCJold King, 8t 7l>, 1;

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fa< thafc the Electoral
S:S.^]ett, dropped, tho CJtj Council
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after each fonienfcing. Result, a complete from Mr A. W. Humphrye <sallisg' atten- Ardnarf, Bst 9ib, $ Silver 3fe;d, 7si 61b; 3.
cure,-{Advt.) ? tioQ to the fact that the sposia t has handed* the jDatitseh prise, of fWOOO, to a JI.HJ&'a, afao -wrote 'on the subject j the.. tllack PooJ and iseehaa -were scratched. Time,
* piomatera Committee* for distribution iuaongst. the- fost names! stating that the Minister in $mju 33 a-.Sth sec. Dividends, 3 9s and 16s. -

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Cups And saucers, w. and g. china-, 2s lid hrid decided to hetd unregistered meetings, A FILJPEfO SFRONGHOLS> charge oi tb>& Deparbxient hud givea him
3s#P wwiw'TOfr to Kpeml astty more' m<k&f
Earn pooy, to redeem their- clotheaand te&l. JPASH BEANOICAP TKQT, of 30 wv*; one

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halt uoen, a.rthmrare Is Hd haH dozen, end aakksg lor. <& penait to xid# -at these to undorst-and -that the cost. would. be re- mile-rl?qljy Berlin, 19wc, 1; !&erlia M.j, a7set,
|s>??* <& to* Waimakariri scheme.. tea set* complete fear six person? 9s ltd, nwetings* or at any which Btighfc be hekt.
CAPTUREB.
COiIHEECIAL PACIFIC GABLE. 4wd. aott t&e last nami drawing atten- | 2; Young "BurUngtoa, er 3. ffero, Micro,
ymawpc, a,qd Little
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oar",.for .SeptwnbeT con- tion to tha Horu Mr jVUIVs asiswer to a Black

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H dinner sets from 13$ 9d at Fletcher Bros.,' *fh letter vans at some length. TTnited Preoa AssooiatiottBy Electro* KKW YORK, Nc<veiW 10. were eoratchad.
crockery merdbaxiU and importers, Hfgh,, The Council felt stroogly that: some repre- 2mi SiOaeG. Dividn4s,
"Gloriea of Southern Sdws,', .
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The Comijseriyal Pjwaftc-. Shlfe. .Cteaipany, question on t&e -smbjeefc in the Hause. 5 15s and 1 Is. '
ift street.(Advt.) HentatUv of the- CouoeU ghoiil-i go up to
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*._)); Atefcin, iats <f CbrwtohuifCK. itth* 9.10 a,za,> which" was recently *(W?j4 in America to Cr* Joflee Ea&TJ thajj the letters be 'FARAffiKS' PLATE' HANDJ-
Unbroken chiiblaina ahrawt drive the uf- tlie meetings,. witit join a view of getting the
caastmct tk Un. froai San Frasciseo to received and forwai-d&d the secretary of-45 soys; Seven furlongsLady "lor-
itltt^ * 1 w"gwJ tliftfc Mr' JJL Mtirphy ferera fcjliy. Iha irritation .ia.ftfteft. very clubs intere*te4 to- ti League. Ijuti- NEW YORK, Jferesubep 10.
Honolulu asd the. Philippines has fixed its of th& Gesfeience. tent, 9e* Blb, .1;. Jitercury; Sat 131b, a Gold

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the matter, of mending representa- Cojouel WeKer, after tyro daysr sug- Iting, lOst laitj des\d Jiead. i<. acQQiid place.
PSSL'S?I***1
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to k I'alnwston Notth
** ! instantly, reduces the sweHiug, and complete* tive was adjourned. It was resolved with
greai Koolibuh rehevee almost
* fighting, capital The Mayor (Mr B. P.
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w*.-*he.'iwrpOM >f repnrtius? upon I eaptur4tho Filipiijoes* stronghold at at threemillion dollars gested thai.tbe Council should do some- iJcefian Tima,-lmiii $7acc. Dividaada, fl 19A
BA to.tteCtarterftayAT and P/AwociatJea. Jy cures iv a very sheet time.(A<lvt4 -. regird. to Humphreys'! requesiv.to re- Twa mimnes and twenty-six Filipino* -sef TSE KANSAS thing in the matter. It ivwild be expensive Gold Ring and 13s Mercury.
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to brims the Conference together. STAKES- HA^IHOAP,'oi 45.
honest machine built in New Zealand. Southland> Centre, giving-the names of the
Bell Cycles most reliable and later on. A letter was received from the, kUled. Most oi the prisoners who eecaped from (Jr. Jems, d? 4 not think the Council sdvs; ono mile' an 4a 'qiiavierGJenelg, Bst
i^^i^?^* s' *3r examinations Ciinterbtiry
SffiStk 4 *'-* M ih
aro being
|.Manufacturers, Bell Bros., 170 High street,
THE FRANCO-TURKISH .guard,
gaol ie Kansas, after overpowering the
hiiv hetm recaptured. Some were could take. upoa-,themselTea ta. act foythe 111b/"l;.Hair-
91b, 3.
I'rigger,
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* Poql, Silver i[aid wro Time)
5223 ated cycle "dubs. The Otago Centre for- sfcofc dead on refusing to surrender.

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ftrCoat a' *ctsng A NEW ZBALA3TD APPEAL C!ASE. the locat bodies represented, at the Con- "ORE-Tl'tlM of ao aavs ; two ml
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;mend cyciists to Boyd and Son, who are the League of. Victorian Wheelmen, stating (Received NoTemh&r 12ih, 12.30 a.m.) tattle Yenua %?, fnnratehea. Time,
*|c 'WW*3T hat load tJje 100 1'"ombining first-class work with moderate that they understood that; the Centre did THE SUITAN CONCEDES ALL CI4AIMS. LONDON, November 11 39seo. 'Bivia.ends, l'& 15s and 13a. A
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WOSP- **;?*&* is% tlterefore, confimid
m&* <9S*!m '-*9 and Lyttel-
charges. 191 Gloucester street, Christ- nofc intend to come into reciprocal arrange-
churcli. Telephone 47. 29 i-ments, and pointing out that whilst re- INFLUENCE OF RUSSIA.'
The appeal case, Titeira Tepaerii \- protest ngaiiist tha winner eta the giound of ia-
made at the- Ckmfrreaoe there would be cpaaistent running was not upiie-td.
W
reeulfc thatehe
Teroerg, Tareha* baa been dismissed by the no difficulty in showing the Minister dis-. HUBtIY SCURRY,'of IS eovs; fur-
wt.
! JTr Grieshaber, who haa *c- gretting the action the Xeegne would under- Privy Cauncil, with costs, crepancies in various matters. longsSunshine, ijaec, 1; Light Jlrignd.et &Bfi<?
! moved to new premises, 155 Cblbnibo street, i stand tliafc reciprocal "relations were now "United Presi* Electric FATALiry QBT- WARSHIP. Cr. Jones"The lett-er from Mr Mills 2; Bec, 3.' Time, linin 35sec. Divi-
Kwpoi (fcert yesterdfty (Messrs opposite City Hotel, is having a clearirg ! terminated. Tie question of champion- : '" T

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jK> lia aoQd i7-29a.
show's his utter ignorance of the subject dends,
M B?* lja was finl-2s 6d for
J.P/b, on sale of his whole stack at greattjr reduced ships waa discussed, The chairman sug- (Received Nwember 12tiu 12.36 a.ai.\ ' ATHENS', "November 11. he is talking of." FAJB'KWKLI. HANDICAP, of 30 nova; on
gested that- the each championships should A big guv Imrsfc oa the B?Uish batile-
. ailSilvet aiaid, 7at 13lb, 1; Vandyke, Set

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;prices.fAdvt,) PARIS, Nnrembfy H. The wotioi was agreed to.
allotted to the Otago .Caledonian JSo- 12ib, 2t; I>onp* Woe*, 7et \2Yb, 3. Time, lniin
iISS&u ? heHbadaaMy to 11 fire He
used a dumney-eleaoing
Benjamin Gum enjoys a very large sale in be
New Zealand, and that its fame is spread- \- eiety iv DtnmUn,
aa<f tha amateur chrun- The impression exists tint Russia's trara. ?hip Royal Sovereign, afe A&ato. An 47sec Divideoda, JBi J3s ,nd 1 Ha.
a pro teat"was lodged aE&iusi
to Auckland. Tt was resolved to ing that the greatest care wa3 oeeeasary ia officer and six arfciLerrmea Trre tilled, Qn
C^yyy*Ott> cowodered the chiia&ey ing is proved by the tact that the proprietor!*, pionships the Club, asking the matter, induced M. Delcasse, the French aod tbe cowanaoder aad 13 sailors seriously
ANODTESMEMORANDA. tli6\-win oj Kiirush in tk<). Two Mile Trot, on
6f the popular cough remedy have this season write- to they, Invercargill
the gTound that the trainer end xidor were oa

^^^X|oyc nmilDW interested in agricultwre

the express to-day to the Timaru
secured orders from Westralia, Brisbane. whether amateur
Adelaide, Sydney. Melbourne, IHjLAd- and to vote 3 3s to the Normanby Club
would take both the cash
championships. It was re-
Foreign Minister, to close the Turkish md- ;j injured-. The artillerymen forgQfc to dose
dent when nominalsatisfaction was obtained, 1j the breach. . The
the defaulters' Hat. 'Pravera, tho jockey, said
Calege music examina- ho wi3 not the trainer of the Irorse, and that
tjes vrift take place nexfc Friday, io the he had seat his clues lay telegraph order some
"bo well tepre- will vance New Zealand.(Advt.) solved
to aseiss them in paying the cost of the The Sultan has conceded tiw Ereoch i1 ![h& Beyal is a first-class bat-
HnSl. days agq. The etv?ard* have Teferred the
claima. Admiral Qiilfiard has beea ordered I|f tleship, built in
and belcwgs to the
The annual /oieetiiv? <sf the shareholders question to (tho
Club.
ms*3ssz. at fck* Show,
particularly- in the' -w- Special, jewellery sale this day at S. verdict in connection with the recent shoot-
fW*s*fc
||2|**
classes. Tlms Bhw tba* Tear
be, very successful if 'the
favourable.
Clarke and Co.c, IAB Colombo street.
Every article offered is guaranteed a bar- business.
pressed
,
ing gfclwy accident. Th concluded the
haT* been yesumecL

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Mediterranean squadron. Her commander
to leave Mitylene, and diplomatic relations f is Sir R. K. Arbuthuot, Baorfc., who is.
thirty-eeyea years of age-, and was pre-
of the New' Zealand Shjpmnsf Company
-will be "held &% the offir*, Hereford street,
C.J.C. SETTLING
Tha following ate the amounts paid to
SHEET.

'Mtimit ^**
Mjf@& l gain. Inspection, invited. Jo one at rwjji to-day, to receive the London owners in. connection vritht th C.J.C Metro-
in Admiraity Intelligence De-

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to purchase. The ViennaPress allege that Jfceen antagon- partment. The'Royal Sovereign .carries bsJartct-sieffc and accounts. * politan' Mohirug;T-r
pSWTO* Bay i^ has got idtlarhot
e Baa,Bt et f S* school in
water be-
watches, value 6, 4 s, eight-day strik-
ing clocks 12s 6d, fci<h-clfes speck* 3a
DEPARTURE OF
ism exists between Russia apd France in* Icwjp lSjrineh/ gens, Vdes a naaiber of
The ordiaary numthly mfe'ttut; of St. a a. sted
AugJiftina l*a<Jge. N. 4, <xri\i Tje held this Ist ~&<$ Sod Derby,'s7oft; Ist. 2r<3,
;
SIR HECTOR MACDONALD.
i|sjjkfw**'fc be
a photograph of the
takea without consulting
featwJJ*^,B18' that iac future
committee has in-
6d, long gold chains, wedding, engagement,
rings, silver plate, watches, jewellery, re-
pairs, etc., equally cheap. Clarke axtd
{FJHSS3 ASSOCIATION TEKEGBAM.)
AUCKLAND, November 11.
Syria, where Ruasis.is fcraadiag masv
and ptroaeiytising. -
j BBuOler twee.] ,-
I JJ HUNG ''
FT^fEBAL.
-SHANGHAI, November 11.
evening at the Hall, !MaAcbe*ter 'street, at 'f and
7.30.
A jumble, al& viK he held in St. Luke's
3Td Canterbury
ana 2nd Jtibilee Cup, 330,
vajued 1QO; Ist
Cup,
ytewards*
cap. U0~; Ist Welcome Stnkt3.
503 / lafc
cup
Handi-

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no photograph Co., 148 Colombo street.Advt. sent a Royal pall echoolroQin o Thttrsday, met., aud 430; let Oaks. 3>o; lt Juvenilo
must k* unless he has Sir Hector Macdonald visited Wellesley BRITISH DESTROYERS. forThe ,
Emperor of Chiua
Ohaog eofSn. contributions are invited to be sent- to Miss Plftte, *26Q; lais Hiccartoii \Yvit>r,
Mutual affection requires to- be preserved Street School this morning and spoke 14
c "ojweot of its parents or
by mutual endeavours to please and to woxda of encouragement to the cadets. He * Lincjard.
The manager of tba Burnhain Industrial
lai Pk>eer ilandicae, fl.i;
Ist. SeymourPl*te>, Selling Baee, JEiOO;
l|p!? aata9ing incident is reported as
token place ahortlv after Major-
meet the wishes ol each other.'" It would also TOited the* hoepital, the gaol, Maori
be hard to imagine'a more pleasing proof Boys' School, and the Colonial Ammuni-
of affection than presenting a lady with tion Co.'c works, and left in the even-
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ef pcvrcfJ of from Messrs Cook,
of the niw* WorkSf Slaaeliestekr etmi.; l>. Gordon-
3nd Hwden
Nursery, 25; 2nd Electric Plate,
50 ....
25; Sad Spong
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Hector Macdonald'* dpar- one of Butcher's engagement rings. The ing for Sydney by the Zealandia, receiving
THE CONTROL OE NEW GUINEA. also for stardinjj order for hisiates to view let New Zealand Cwp, JE1200; 21
* Wanganui lact Txwsday atter- possession of one -of these jewels of rare a hearty seed off. United Free* Associaticuk-By Electric
U\e process ftf maktne;. JV6pile P:*te. #30 1230
traittv "topped at Sfe.
v
>y solitary*woman, who signal- beauty and elegoaoo will be found a most
permanent source of happiness. Butcher, AN EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. (Keceived November litlj, a&7 a.m.) United Press AssociationBy Electric Th& Executive of tli*= Floral Fete will SifletGeo.
jaeefc this afternoon at 3.45, and there \vill
Clifford
Hanfuriy Hftndiaap, iiiO; Ist
Ei'** ke ofparasol to the guard. The
y
jeweller and ring maker, 210 High street, LONDON, November 10 TelegraphCopyright. Ajfoaden P>t-c, JE22S; Snd Jockey

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the Oeoaai and other also be & meeting of the General Commit- C!ub Havdirap. 50; 2ud Oalsa,
Christchurch.Advt. The Eari of SaJborae, Pirst Lord of the (Received November 11th, 9.34 a.m.) tee at 4 p.m. 50; 3rd Jubilee Cup, JE2O; 2nd lr-
e^S?B^* Can the
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Admiralty, in mpending; for th&N*vy *t the MEkBOUSNE, November 11. An amendmsot sfc the Fanners' Union weil Handicap, *l * 800
HHtiUwf'
e^SPjf*.wben ifc was
imagiatd than de-
discovered that the "* MISTRESSES AND SERVANTS.
In case at the Lambeth County Court
DU3JEWN, November 11.
An extensive robbery took place at the Guildhall banquet, said that a hundred re- The first businessia the Federal House to- meeting on Safcwrd&y, which,
by Mr B. Reid, and seconded by Air J.
wos moved E. J. "Watt
Ist Jockey Club Handicap, UQ;, 3id
V?***o**thewas *n aetograph Hotel on Saturday. The wife of
recently, a German lady's maid, who was Universal had occasion to go to the safe, oejutly-coastrueted torpedo-beet destroyer* morrow will be Mr Barton's resolutions ie XTambto, wJi in -.error credited to Mr G. JieUppaUis i lia-ndiccip, 10 .., 450
US* waylaying General for his eig- the licensee
a witness, produced a book in which all. and left it unlocked -with the keys in for a fewl proved a triumphant success In only taking oveir Xew Guinea. Witty. Mr Bsid:*a ameodroeat, which was Q. P. M'lirwy-Ayr.sley
half
two iflstajices had straetwal rake<r been I The Federal Government cabled Birthdsy Ist iliddieton Huxdles, let
XlSnJ?' He Peraiatent importunity pre-
*t*l signature having been
:
e*:"W *
Majesty's express resumed ita
her previous mistresses had written refer- few minuses, when she left the room.
ences, each reference being officially stamp- returning she missed a bag containing about
On
dscorered, and special measures bod been j congratulations to the Sing, *ttd an appre-
{j ciative reply has been received.
earned, ten*. thai all rebates to Crown
tenants should be either abolished or made
general.
and 2nd Spring Jaurdies, 125; Ist
Short a
urban Hurdles, 30
100; Ist Sub-
450 ... ...
northwards. ed. In reply to the Court, she stated this JBBO. . adopted is the way of future precautions.
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F. Wateon
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Ist .luetropolit&n Handicap
Hon. G. McLean
Ist Spring Nureeiy, 225 ; 2nd
terion Handicap, 30 ...
Steward* Handicap, 50; 2nd Cri-
V. Harrie
let Dpeom Handicap, 135; lat Fare-
well Handicap, 133; 2nd Avon
Welter, 15
A. Shearaby
Ist Avon Welter, MISS; let Ashley
Handicap,
Weiter, 15
135;
... 2nd Creasy
J. A. Holmes
Ist Criterion Handicap, 260; 3rd
Banfurly Handicap, 10 .:.
G. Livingston
Half Ist and 2nd Spring Hurdles,
12=;; Ist Port Cooper Hurdles,
.00; 2nd Middleton Hurdles, 15 230 sir, I am in a somewhat similar position
W. Davies
2nd aV.Z. Cup ... ...
T. Sheonan
... ...
let. Irwell Handicap, 135; 2nd "Wel-
come Stakes, 50
-S. Solomon
...
...... . .. .....
Ist Electric Plate , 130 their want of knowledge as to general prin-
F. Griffen
let Randolph Handicap
A. A. McMaetr
let Cre-isy Welter -.
W. G. Stoad
lat Auction Handicap
G. Hunter .. . . .
3rd Itfew Zealand Cup
K. Frank*
... ... ...
Ist Ladies* Purse
A. Moss
Handicap, 10 ... ...
3rd I>erby, 50; ZrS. Jockey Club
G. P. Donnelly
2nd Metropolitan Handicap
H. a. Boloraon
2nd Kanfurly Handicap
Hon. J. D. Ormond
...
3rd Welcome Stakes, 20; 2nd Ashley
... ...
Handicap, 15; 3rd Criterion
Handicap. 10
.....
V. Colcilo-
2nd Suburban Hurdles, 10; 2nd Port
Cooper Hurdles, 10
T. Goorfrey
2nd .Randolph Handicap
J. Monk
...
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2nd Pionenr Handicap
J. Bnytfc
2nd Bicoarton Welter
E. G*te.v-
2nd Epeom Welter
J. Cresswell
...
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2nd Farewell Handicap
M. Hobbs
3rd Stewards' Handicap
J. B. Keid--
Srd Juvenile Plate
T. lance
2nd Ladies' Parse . 10 jleaf of the Statutes, from the Magna
NOTES.
Nojnit)tfone for .the Feilding Jockey Club's "To prohibit thousands of boys and girls
Spring Meeting dose thie evening.
For the South Canterbury Jockey Olub'a
Heeting Mr Dowse has ro-handicapped Bun- 1Unionism ou character." What is the re-
dee to 12t 31b in the Hurdle Baco, Magnificent sult? All boys and girls are employed,
to 7s* 121b in the Tinraru Cup, and lOeUfrJb in and more are wanted. Why? They "are
the Prendent'e Handicap, Petrovna to 9at 41b easier prey. Have they not to be pro-
in theLevels Handicap, and 9et 2lb in the Tly-
mg Handicap.
The following horses left for the .nortih by jof
the Tarawera Uat night :~Tdrtulla, The Hem-
pie, Achilles, Ostiak, Kahuwai, Goldpurse, and other industries before the introduction
flhrapnel Shell, Asceaeton, Boreas, Fashion, lof legislation preventing them receiving
Jemima, Hamoa, Ora, Goldreef, Porirna, and nothing a week for the first year, and at
Stpina.
BLOOD STOCK SALES.
Yesterday Messrs" Pyne and Co. held a an approach' to legalised piracy, then I
ealQ of blood stock and trotting horses. Buyers don't understand the meaning of" the word.
were rather shy, and but few horses changed What we, as Unionists, strive for is the
hands. Mr Dan O'Brien sent up Malatua, opportunity for everyone to live, if he is
Calibre, and Peerage. For the first-named unfortunate enough, to become a man.
there w* no bid, but Mr Victor Harris gave
AOQgft for Calibre. Peerage was paused in at
BJjg*. Fulmen -was offered for sale, but as the being a. monopoly could be well replied w>
highest offer was 320gs, he too was passed in. by quoting Touchstone's seventh stage of
The particulars of the sales axe w follows: the lie, because.'. Unionist only claims that
THOROUGHBRED STOCK.
On account of Mr D. O'Brien.
...
B.C. Calibre, by Light ArtillerySunning-
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flftle, 3yrs, Mr Victor Harris... 800 read, and there have been, m my opinion,
On account of Mr J. R. Sewell.
Ch.f. Sympathy .
4yr, MrT.
by
Hodgion ... ...
StepuiakCharity,
Ch*.
'.On account of Mr F. Holmes.
Hypnotist, byPerlrin Warbeck 11.
...
Cherm, nged, Mr T. Bascett
TROTTING STOCK. '
On account of Mr J. Artohison.
Leohart ... ...
Gr f., by DictatorX.V.2., Byre, M* W.
8.f., by Ha-HaMatoora, Mr R. Milno
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THE
TREND OF , UNIONISM.
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TO THE EDITOR Or TB3B TKUHS.':,
Sir,-rln your issue of Thursday, Novem-
ber 7th, a letter appeared from Mr P.
l>. S. Neave, in which ho says that the
main point*, of Mr Booth's speech
have
'libt .been answered, well I contend that
they have, and that very forcibly. The
leading point*, imaAj, the righto of a
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non-unionist'-to work, our labour laws
fostering dispute*, union official* being
itohwwiaea unwise, selfish, and djahonest,
.and. several other iteme of hading interest
have all bee fully discussed in the
columns
of the "Press," but not one letter has
been written to prove the troth of
Mr
Booth* eta&anente, the only replies" beina
to attack those who dare write and chat
lenge the statement* nude regarding the
interference with an EnglieiWtt'jibirta-
..rtobt. ."Freedom," thatVjuXwhat the
old relatKmfthip between master and man
resulted in. Under tbeold style you could
not sell your labour for what you liked.
You had to take what your employer
to give you.* Where was the freedomchose for
the'Working man? If he had exceptional
abilities he worked his way to the frost,
and oomnmnded a good position, and they
can do that now, despite 411 unionism.
The fact is generally overlooked, I notice,
m the oorrespondence on this subject, f&afc
it i* only tee minimum wage which is
usually fixed. There jg no law on our
statute books to prevent a man getting
20 per week if he is worth it, and surely
in the cause of humanity- there should not
be o much grumbling if the living wage
is fixed tor tJ worker. One oflthe un~
written laws of unionism tit ifae greatest
ffobd for the/greatest number. If out of
fifty men forty-nine are unionist (and
none will gainsay that the great majority
of Jbenr Zealand workers.are-union men)
then tbtf forty-nine-can command a aviag
wege, fetr oonditiona of labour, abolition
of sweating and all the ot&er evils which
accompany unorganised labour, while the
mut oompUlc about not being able to
.writ for less than a Kving wage or only
being; Qowed to work for a reasonable
time, etc., etc Why, talking aDout
roan* losing his freedom is ridiculous. We
here, Jaw* to punish men for murder,
steeling, loafing, eta, end.this is an tm-
\poitaaa point. law* made by tfcet nw>pte
of New Zealand to prevent men encroaching
a tJ rights of others. What would the
world be like if we all bad our freedom
to do exactly as we liked, jpbicb .is what
some employers' wish farnot the workers,
mind yon, for in all unions the majority
rales. Mr A. W. Pearse, in to-day's issue
of the "Prens" (Friday) is most decidedly
wkte of the mark m saying that those who
moeive the old age pension are paupers;
it is their absolute right. They helped
to create the wealth of the cobmy. Is it
charity to receive back your own? And
he will reoocniee, ac he gets older, that
far from workuwr men getting to the level
of loafing. thxifUese workere, it will be
the other way up, thanks to vie appren-
tieenMp clauses in awards, schools of turt,
educataoD, etc., which all tend to turn
one first-cW -Brorkmen.Youtb, eta,
*o TKS jn>rro or ths miesr.
Sir, Muoh of your epace has been taken
up of late on matters affecting employers
md employed, and in some instances,
controversy h* been characterised by an
amount) of lie** and bad temper thai irritate?
without; doing stood. Surely these questions,
which *re really of gnat- importance, can
be discussed temperately and with; fairness
on both sides.
As regards traded unions, in -which
of vonr correspondents see nothing hut evil,
Wmay take for granted f3wt"they
it
come to' Rt&y, and perhaps , that may also be
predicted of employers associations; but is
there any reason why they should be an*
figonistic?
Employer* and workmen in any trade can- this disease, tells bow to prevent any dan-
not live on one another, bat have to live off gerous conseqoeoces Irom it. She says:
the public, and eurely the first, consideration Our three children took whooping cough
should be a sufficient vage for the workman, last summer, our baby boy being only
and if both master and workman were com- three months old, and owing to our giving
pelled to belong to a union or guild, prices them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, they
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oould be mutually arranged that would secure lost none of their plumpness and came out
both a Kvinjf.* Doctors and lawyer* have in much better health than other children
very exclusive unions, and why not all trades whose parents did cot use this remedy.
or callings?
I note thai no one has ventured to say cough syrup between whoops.JESSlh
whafe i a sufficient -wage, but there can be PINKEY HALL, Sprmffville, Ala, U.S.A.
fitUe difficulty in ascertaining what sum is This remedy is for sale by all dealers.
sufficient, to enable a man to maintain a wife Price, Is 6d and 3s.
PBHBS, TttESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1901
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and family of or three, and if this For Northern Porte, per Kittawa, a t n
440 could be settled, two THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY. BIBLE IN SCHOOLS.
m
then no workman should be "THE PRESS" WEATHER REPORT. .m.; late fee letters, 11.20 a,m.- ~ks? W%
permitted to work for less. A low wage
J8 a fruitful source of evil, and also fosters
van,. 12.10 p.m. train,
For Wesiptort, per Poberua,
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4
at 8 p,m.
T** ****** *j^
306 immorality by hindering marriage.Yours,
United Press AssociationBy Electric TO THE KDITOB OF THE PRESS.
train
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fee letters, 8.15 p.m.; guard's van, i's^Ule
etc.,
E.
TelegraphCopyright.
(Received November 12th, 12.30 a.m.)
Sir,l am eorry ,to see by your leading
article of yesterday- on the afoove subject
For Northern Porta and West Co*st alsa %<
United Kingdom and Continent of Euioise " *
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Christchurch, November Bth. ST. PETERSBURG, November 11. that you have fceea imposed upon, ii you via Monte video and Teneriffe, per Paparo*L -"
285 specially addressed coreepondence only n
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M. <te Witte, Minister for Finance, in will allow mc to say so, by one of the Pres- .Sotomahana, at 7.45 p.m.; late fee lettere
TO THE EDITOR OF THE PBESS. complimenting the Czar on the completion byterian proceedings just 8 p,m. ; guard's van, 9.16 p.m. train. , *
conducted at Dun-
Sit,Before starting this letter, it has
383 been generally understood thai "The Press's"
of the Siberian railway, described it as an edin. I mean the ceremony of "the bagged WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l<. ";'
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policy is inclined to Conservatism, but,
historic event. The Czar replied that it badger let oat for his annual run." as a For uunedin, per T Anau, at U.lO
late fee letters, 11.20 a.m.; guard's van.4.m
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... was <mc of the greatest railway undertak-
. is in
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sir, your liberality allowing a discussion
270 on this question tointhe length you member of that church "once described a p.m. train.
hare ings in the world. similar affair at Auckland; or, perhaps I For Northern Porte and "Wetport - ";-
goes far to dispel that opinion, and I am LONDON.. November 11. :
ought to say, the same animal .liberated - -W
i aikare, at 3 p.m,; late fee letters: 3ja
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keenly grateful for tie kindness. I think, p.oa.; guard's van, 4 p.m. train.
"The Times" says the railway is a tre- for an extra run thisyear. Allow ane, then,
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For JSTorlhern Porta and Wostport ln c
... aa was Richard 111., when ShaSespeare
200 makes him say, "1 think there are six
mendous factor in Russia's political, mili-
tary, and economic expansion.
to suggest that the appointment of *a com-
mittee of Synod to advocate the introduc-
Tarawera, at 7,45 p.m.; late fee letters g v
p.m.; guard's van, 9.15 p.m. train. '
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tion of Bible reading into our State schools
Mails for Australian States, per Woatr&H* ;
I close
if
Riohmonds in the field, five have I slain: doesn't really mean anything now; it is
Th railway connection between Russia
185 to-day." For it appears the peculiarity at Bluff to-dey, at 3.45 p.m. i
simply a formality which the Presbyterians
<dom,
.
of nay opponents to get into print, fire off and Siberia, says "HazelTs AnnuaJ," forms The next beet despatch to the United
the greatest railway scheme in the world. have been in the habit of going through ~SinsJ
etc., is via San Franciaco,
annuaHy for the last twenty-four years, or n."
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ciples, and then quietly take themselves After considerable deliberation the Govern- Christchurch November 27th, and due
nearly so. But as the colony generally has Xtondon December dSth.
ment Railway Commission decided in favour -'
180 off. The first person to be considered Is of a oomplejtei railway* The total cost, in- never taken the slightest notice of their : Maila for Lord Howo Island, Norfolk ?\
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one who signs himself "Patriot." He is l&nd, JNow Hebrides, and Bank Island v
135 certainly a relief from the general mono- cluding rolluig stock, etc., has been va- proceedings it is fair to conclude that tfhey j at Sydney on Deoember let.
continue them now, aiofc in the hope of suc-
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100 tony, for he quotes Scripture, although dis riously estimated between fifty-three and jland,Mails for Lord Howe Island, Norfolk I*,
characters are dead, as are the conditions fifty-five millions sterling. The first sod
was cut at "Vladivostok, on May 24t>h, 1891.
ceeding, but merely from that principle of
conservatism so characteristic of eccle-
Soloman Island, and Sajita Ciui olom
,at Sydney on Janu&ry let.
100 under which they existed. I think that
is sufficient guarantee of the writer's want
To facilitate the work of construction the siastical bodies generally. I cannot help > Mails for Bwrotonga and Tahiti, per Ova.
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line was -into three parts. The first fearing, too, you have been impressed some- lav, clone at Auckland on November 19th &t
90 of knowledge that "new conditions require starts from the European frontier in the what 'by the cocked hat and silver shoe I i 4 p.m. M
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; new measures." 'Tatriot" says Trade 20 Maila for Tonga, Samoa, and Fiji, p
*Manapouri,
... Unionists are thei embodiment, of egotism
60 and ignorance, and a disregard for the
Ural, and runs eastward; the second from
"Vladivostok, on th Pacific, running .west; :
buckles of the new Moderator; indeed I was
a good deal impressed by the phenomenon
close at Auckland on NovemtL-
20th,' at 4 p.m.
...
50 rights and liberties of others. This would
be gentlemanly and mild if it was backed
while the third is the middle section, near
Lake Baikal, and is to join the other two.
myself when I read your correspondent's
account of it in my "morning "Press,' but
Mails for South Africa close at 3{e]
bourne on November 27th.
...
50 by some reasons showing where Unionists
were wrong. His argument against the
A "Times" telegram from Vienna, June
Bth, 1898, gave a report of an interview
hardly in the same way. I saw at once that
the Rev. Mr Gibb had chosen to revive this YESTERDAY EVENING'S WEATHER
REPORT.
The Hanurewa had her compasses adjusted
yesterday morning.
The next mail from the United Kingcloi
is due in Christohurch on November 13th
via janndiai, and via San Francisco on ,ao
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railways, which is absolutely false, is an with M. de Walujeff, Director of the Sibe- antiquated dress to demonstrate to the The following, weather reports were received The Poheraa was coaling H.SI.S. Archer vember 14th. *
yesterday.
...
indication of the writer's modesty in .con- rian Railway, who said that on its com- world, as it certamly does most cogently, from new Zealand stations at 5 o'clock yes- Maiis for Fiji close at Auckland, per TavU
45 demning the pletion in 1904 it would be possible for a that the principles of the institution; he re- terday evening: The men of H.M.S. Bingaroonia were yester- uni, November 13t.b, at 11 a.m. '
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whole f the intelligence that day morning put throughboat drill and quick-
traveller to go round the world in thirty presented were of that antiquated and ex- Manukau HeadsWind, S., fresh; baro., E. KIBTON, Chief Postmaster,
20 that "Patriot
,
controls the railways. Therefore, I "think
could very well be left in
days. On December 28th, 1899, the last ploded order entirely foreign to modern life. *
30.27 therm., 60; fine, sea moderate.
New PlymouthWind, S.W., fresh; bate,
firing exerciao.
made the harbour look full of life.
The evolutions of the boats
the unenviable position of the unfortunate rails were laid oh the Trans-Baikal section, The committee, like the dress, be assured,
30.28; therm., 59; fine, eoa lumpy. The Lyttelton dock ia being widened at the COMMERCIAL.
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.......
thus establishing steam communication be- is a soJemn farce and nothing more ; it will CaatlcpointWind, TV'.N.W., light; bo, bottom by the removal Durban, of some altar tables. I
.
20 journeymanthat is to say, he is in a +
tween Western Europe and the Pacific
community of fooL*. present an annual report, like its twenty- 30.20; thorm., 62; fine, sea moderate., The Zambesi left for etc., at 3.40
I
United Press AssociationBy Electric
20 Coast. The length of the section thus four fntile predecessors, and there it wrll Wellingtonr-Wind, W.N.W., fresh; bare, p.m. yestoiday. TelegraphCopyright.
Coming to Mr Neave's letter, I may pay
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finished was 693 miles, from the eastern end. Colonial life is a vigorous reality, not 30.08; tberm-, 59 f fine, sea smooth. The Lily came off the clip yesterday.
20 asthat it is really a pleasure to reply to, shores of Lake Baikal and going through a stage drama. WestportWind, S.W., breeze; bare, The iarawera. left for Wellington last night. (Reoeived November 11th, 9.10 a.m.)
it is as near an approach, to argument The B.S. Kittawa arrived at Timaru yesterday
"
Chit* to Stretensk, on. the River Rhilka. You affirm in your article the increasing 29.56; therml. 59; fi no, sea smooth. LONDON, November 10.
15 as the opposite side has reached-; but, un- a tributary of the Amur. The trains were KaikouraWind, N.E.. light; baro., 29.99; morning from Oamsru and Dunedin, landing
... fortunately for the writer, he bas not ignorance of the, contents of -the Bible therm., 65; fine, sea smooth.
twenty tons of general cargo. After loading Prices for mutton aod lamb of all da* ':
15 grounded "himself in the first principles of transported across Lake Baikal by special displayed by our communitVj. bub the only OamaruCalm; baro., 29.86; therm., 60;. 130 tons of produce she got away again last script-ions are unchanged.
,
steamer, and from Strefcensk the river evidence of this,- you give is a similar gloomy, sea smooth. evening for northern porta.
the discussion, i.e., community of interests New Zealand beef, 180 to 2201b5, fair
.. ..
~, 10 demands community of responsibilities, and route was. followed to arrive at Khabarovsk, Btaiteanent of the. clerics at Dunedin. Want BluffWind, W:, light; The s.e. Waipori arrived at Timaru from
baro., 28.86; Port
whence the Ussuri section runs on to Vla- of Biblical knowledge on tie part of the therm., 50;. overcast. Chalmers at 6 o'clock on Saturday night. average quality, ox fores, 2|d; ox lands
the absurdity of his proposition that a
10 man divostok. A report on the Trans-Siberian general public ia a stock complaint with
She landed 300 tone of Newcastle coal and a unchanged.
can do as he.likes is denind by every quantity of timber for the Timnrit Harbour
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Railway by Mr Cooke, British Commercial these gentlemen, and I -doubt very much Captain Edwin telegraphed: "Strong Board, At- the weekly sales of hides bhere m$
after which ehe left for northern porta,
Agent in Russia, was published! on July
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westerly winds are probable northward of Na- taking nothing from Timatu.
,
Chart* down, and it is- a pity $** a, whether it is any better founded now than pier and JCew Plymouth, with increasing
a smaJl supply; New Soutb Wales light
9950 writer of this man's calibre should make 20th, 1900. He stated that afc the date of formerly. Certainly the view taken is a ox brought s^d.
hie report tie lino was practically ready, mere 'matter of opinion. Nor is perhaps pressure and northerly gales, with decreasing EXPECTED ARRIVALS.
use of "The Press" to expose his ignorance. though much, relaying and reconstruction pressure elsewhere., !Low pressures from -west Leadll 6a 3d. '
Let mc take his attempt at argument the ignorance in question, even if it exists. are due at the meridian of South late to-' Rotomahanaj -s., from Wellington, this
may at any time be rrecessary, from Mos- day. The kauri gum in stock i* 1469 caeee^
,
a thing to be altogether lamented. Prob- morrow and on the 11th.
.
cow by Samara, Cheliabinsk, Omsk, and Tarawera, c.a., from Wellington, November
from learning a trade, also the effect of Irkutsk toKaidalovo, whence it turns off to flibly as much of tne Bible contente is re- 13th.
GERALDINE.
membered by children as is desirable. For
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Waikare, e.g., from. Dunedin, November
,
Nagodan, on the Chinese frontier. The dis- example, since our scholars now learn There was only a moderate
tance from Moscow to Kaidalovo is 4146 attendance
the elements of jabysiology, we had better T Anau, arrived from Auckland via Bast at the Geraldine live stock sale on Mon-
:
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miles, with a break of about forty miles tell them as possible about the Rib- PORT OF LYTTELTON. Coast, November 13th. day, and the bidding was not as spirited
to cross Lake Baikal, while nearly 200 ,
tected by law? Is Air Neave no dense- of story of the creation of woman ; and since a<s usual. There wan a good entry of ii
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miles around Lake Baikal was only pro- ARRlVEDNovember 11. PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
,
fact that he does not know the position
girls -who were employed at dressmaking
jected. The 216 miles between. Kaidalovo
and the Chinese frontier were building, as
their lessons in physical geography neces-
sarily introduce some of the grand thoughts
of geology into their minds it seems unde :
Ronga, schooner, 98 tons, PeteTson, from
Havelock. T. H. Ker, agent.
Rotomahana, s.e., for Wellington, thie day.
Poherua, b.b., for Weatport direct, this day.
Kittawa. 5.., for Weetport and Greymouth
sheep,' but a poor sale. Shorn fat wtes v
brought from 10s 3d to 12s Id, four, six,
and eight-tooth wethers (shorn) 10s, fow,
were the 636 miles on through MaiKifrurra SAlLEDNovember 11.
to Khaorbin or Harbin, and tihe 655 miles sirabJe to say much about the creation of the via Wellington, this day. and six-tooth wethers 12s, three-quarteiv
Zambesi, s.s., 3727 tone, Rooney, for. Dur- Tarawera, s.s., for Wellington, November
1
world in six days. Nay, as we are trying bred hoggets 12e 6d, 12s Bd, and lgs 10^fi
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the end of the year discharged' to make
thenoe to Port Arthur by Mukden. Four just -now to bring them up as troe patriots ban, etc. G. G. Stead and Co., and Ftied- lSth.
hundred and eighteen miles of the line from lander Jrfros., agents. ..,', -i. Waikare. c.a., for Sydney via Auckland, No- two and four-tooth ewes and lambs (all
way for a fresh lot, and this undr the garb the Vladivostok end were opened in 1897, ready to fight to the death for their native Tarawera, s.s., 3003 tone, Captain McArthur, vember 13tfe. counted) 9s 7d and 9s 9d, fafc lambs
of respectability. land, let U not for very shame's sake en- for Wellington. PassengersMissee Beare, ioung,
,
Te Anau, s.e., for Dunedin, November 13th. There was a fah' entry of cattle. Dry
,
and the remaining 683 miles to the great '-
1 If tuat state of things was not as near junction at Harbin were in process of con- deavour to teach them at the same time Bismen, Jones, Johnston, *nd ; 1 cows brought 4 to 5 10?, cows in profit.
that the God of the infinite universe on one Seager and infant, De- T-
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Mesdamee Yegg,
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struction. The traffic so far had 1been fidly Haryey, Deegan, Duvb- TELEGRAPHNOTICEBOARD. 5 10s to 5 15s, two-year-old sfeers and '<
up to expectation, both ac legardjs goods occasion actually stopped the solar system rett, Moir, Stevenson,
heifers 2 7s 6d to 2 10s, steers H 10s. i
terville, Simonde, Ne.ale, Wynward, Cargill, M.
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for some hours to enable a tribe of Hebrew LTTTELTOIf, November 11.
and passengers, and the probabilities of
invaders to exterminate a few more brave Higgine, Jones, Xeele, Kernot, Jcnkine, Bhie-
Sailed, 3.45 p.m-., Zambesi, for Durban via spririging heifers 2 4 Iss, calves
future traffic were, in Air Cooke's opinion, tes, Batt, Logan, Watchman, Vagg. Messrs fffewceetle. 15s to 17s, shorthorn 'bulls 2' 2s and " ",
defenders of their hearths and homes. Wilson, Hadaeld, Hardcaptle, Bryenton A.
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equally favourable. The following interest- PORT CHALMERS, November 11. 3 3s. There was a good entry' of pig, ~
.
His sta-fcemcn* of Unionism practically ing additional -notes aie from a report pre- Surely if we teach the children these yarns, Walker, P. C. Powef, Kernot, Ives, Bobcrtson, Sailed, 4 p.m., Xutanekai, for Lyttelton. a big demand ,'for Email stores and-
and even attempt to palm them off upon* onr Fletcher, Proeser, and
White, Keele, Pefcrie, Neale,
pared by the Imperial Commission in charge WELLINGTON, November 11. Weaners brought 7s to 8s
.Sailed, 4.45 p.m., "Wakatu, for Knikoura; stores 14e 6d. Fowls > sold at I 6d awU
Mun- weaners.
.
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Hally. "Stuart, Barry, Can*, Johnston,Patter-
scholars as the Word of'God, we shall be
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of the railway for the Paris Exhibition:
stead/ Jones, Jenkins, Purvis, Broafl, and,
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To the beginning of 1900, i.e., within nine guilty of an immorality that includes 7.40 p.m., Hotomahana, for Lyttelton.
son, Jeffries, Moore. NeiU, Wells, FairJroter,
5s
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Is Bd"each. Potatoes fetched 3d
,
evtarycne shall have .the same privilege ac full years since the work of construction mendacity as well as blasphemy. Let) WESTPORT, November 11. end!
Kemp, Bissett,E. Harrison, Deegan, Conolly, Sailed, 6 a.m., Xini..for I/yttelton. 6s a sack.
himself. was commenced, the rails had been laid the clerics themselves be left to do this Revs. A. Thompson, G. S. Wayne. 1...L0rd,
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His critiovmt on the Arbitration Grart is dirty work in- their pulpits, laymen will TIMARTJ, November 11.
for a. total distance of 3375 miles, which Stowell, end M.. J. Bennett, Major Sroitai, De- Sailed, 7.30 p.m., Waipori, for Lyttelton;
about as far fetched as anything I have have none ,of it, in the schools. AMBERLEY.
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tective Casaelle,. six jockeys, Mccc" Townend, 7 p.m., Kittawa, for AkaToa.
represents a yearly average of 375 miles. There -was an entry of 700 sheep a! _
The total length, of the bridges which, .had How painful it is to -write adequately on Sladden. McCann, Murpny., Watenman, ilon. AUCKIANI), Kovamber 11.
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H C. Butler, Messrs Vagg, Harvey. Simons,
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no awards made that allowed more than a these subjects in a secular newspaper, know- Arrived, '8 a.m., Elingamite, from Sydney Amberley on Monday. Prices were as fol<- y;
to be built .amounted to thirty miles; the Merrylees, Symes, Davis, Dugan,;_ Thompson,
living wage, and in sotae trades not even lowa:Fa,t wethers 13s 6d to 14s 6d
30 that. It is not practical to follow Mr
largest is that over the Yeaiissed which is
2520ft long and has a; span of 420ft. With
ing as one does that every word will give
pain.to some good and gentle souls! But Tremain; Bennett, Johnstone. Withers. McKay,
Moir, (Brindiai
\Con- Sailea,
me.il).
8.45 p.m., Zealandia for- Sydney fat ewes 11 to 13s lid, merino treiiherj - J?
.
Logan, Bluetas, Munn, Collelo,
Neave into ancient history, and 1 might
as successfully quote, if I were so disposed,
the opening of navigation during the spring,
uninterrupted steam communication be-
suxelv this -very fact proves beyond all cavil
that biblical instruction should form no part
ville, Da-wkina, Strange, Kfinnedy,
and WilUenis, and twenty-five steerage. Union
MaoDonald, (Englieb mail).
" 8a 9d to 9a 6d, ewes and lambs (all "
counted) 8s 2d, shorn hoggets 8s 9d to-
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the justification of Moses, who'conducted Steam-Ship Company, agents. SHIPPING TELEGRAMS. '>:
00 tween the railway system of Europe and of State school teaching. Even the newly- 9s.- CattleFat cows to 8 17s 6d, steers
.
the first strike of which, we have know- Vladivostok was rendered possible, accord- developed zeal for a good English style m IMPORTS. to B'ss, yearlings 26a to 325.
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AUCKnA.NI), November 11. :
ledgethat of the Israelites agaanet iheii ing to the following line of route:From composition, about which clerics have sud- ironbark gir-
WaikareFrom Sydney: 9 ftsh.. From Arrived, Elineamite, from. Sydney. Paesen-
employer*bnt it. has no practical bearing Cheliabinek, the first station, in Western denly developed such a touching anxiety, ders, 3 ipkgs and 8 cases frozen ger for LyttcTtcmMr Werry. BAPTIST JUBILEE CON-
..... jg
under existing conditions.
A to "his argument, or. want of argw-
Siberia, by rail via. Omsk, Tomsk, and
Irkut&k, to Stretensk, is a distance of 2762
will hardly warrant the innovation proposed.
But the gravest objection, to the intro-
Gisborne: 11- Horses. From Napier: 9 tins
W e
Arrived,- Kassa, barque, from Dunedin.
The Tabapuna will sail from Onehunga on FERENCE.
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.12 Ro tomahanaFrom "Wellington: 1 tine the arrival of the Sao Francisco mail, with
ment on (tin. Englrehman's; birtferfght to. .dtiction of Bible teaching into our public - -;
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miles. This section of the journey com-
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dispose of ihis own labour, Mr Ineave is schools, and the one, I* venture to think, whitebait, 12 pkge. the following passengers:Misses. Murphy, {PBESS ASSOCIATION TEUEGRAST.) ' -' !
prises the passage of Lake Baikal, just be- Poherua-From Weefport:tons 2, trunks earn-; Berry,
,
Langford, Lino, Marie,, Meedames
evic'ertly So dense as not <to be able to yond Irkutsk. For. this passage ice-breaker which wilF for ever make it an impossi- plea, 1?,787ft timber, 1415 coal.
Line", Wilson and "infant,-Summers, llcsers NELSON, November 11. '"
,.
see that if there are tea man to compete RongaFrom Havelock: 65,0e0tt timber.
ferries' 'have, been specially" built, and- bility in these colonies, is the fact that you "Williams,' McLean, Horton, Bell, Davenport, The Jubilee CSooJfetenoe of .tiie Baptirf;V;
for one man's labour by a process of :,n- ;
1500 sks gypsumv
cannot have it without at the same time 7 Mitchel, Miller, Reynolds, Weston, Glasgow, Union opened! to-day. A rewrd number oi"
they aare capable of transporting a com- WestraliaFrom Sydney:
---dividual.bargaining it must, of necessity, plete railway train across the lake. From setting up the principle of a State church 2272 bags sngaT," 3 cases tea, 1 case Bilks, and ten steerage." .delegate were present- -.Tb,e Preaideafc, \
: pictures, 5. oasp Bown, Kingslejvond,
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go down to the starvation point, li would (Strefcensk to Khabarovsk by steamer down in our political. constitution. However caa'ea wepared; foods, 2 cases KAIPA.KA HEADS, jffovember 11. "-' the Itev. A Oollms, congrtftulaited the Ts&< ', t
glass "980 cases' fruit, 1 case photos, 3 cases
ba as well for Mr Neare to. learn that the Rivera Chilka and Amur, a distance of small the amount of theological instruc- plant*, 113 cbesta- tea, 73 bdls rattans, 4
SaileS, Victoria, e.g., for Sydney.
son Church, and the whole denonansation -
there are no individual rights, but purely
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WELLINGTON November
1443 mike, and, lastly, from Khabarovsk tion given the principle is there all tie U. on the attainment .of th# Jnbilee. jUjw* <'
cases drapeiy, 1 a9 emu eggs, 1 case card- Sailed, JSotomahana, Mamjing, for Lyttel-
collective rights. I agree with, 'him that to Vladivostok, by rail a, distance of 4854 same.; the State will have to formulate a Tward, 5 case3tobacco, 4' bdls shaits, 1 cases case siges of congratulation wei recedve4 froor
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ton. Passengtrs-T-Missea Soulor, Butcher;
a high rate of wages will' not cure all creed, short or long, and establish it by solution, 3 cases Japanese ware, 2 Pitzpatrick, AHisoii, Logan, Morris.(2), Mcb- "tbe Baptist tlnions in Great Britaia aad-'
.
miles. The entire journey /now. takes
evils, bat the shortening of the hours of rather more than seventeen days.' Sump- State .paid officers, Your school teacher screens, 25 cases blackwood were, 100 bags dams Hall-Joncfi, Poldwick, Palmer, Tan- the Australian colonies. The Rev. J. G.,r.
labour to keep pace with the steady in- -bottles, 6 eteel girders, 6 cases hardware, 24
.
tuous special trains are run between Moscow will at once become divided into three Hillary and "two children, Mitchell, But- Green, president of tthe National Free It-
oreaae of productive power of machinery afid Irkutsk. The journey from London, or classes, those who teach your creed, and cases bottles, 2 steel joists, 1 gas machine, 6 ner, cher, Taylor, Pearbe, Preston, Bennett, Ch-urch Council of GreatBritain, <wae aesor ~:;
,
hhda spirits, 400 pos eawn timber, 160 fel- Sutherland, Dr. Fyffe.Hons. Peldwick, Hall-
,
is more elong ifce lines of legitimate. re-
.
form; but this would mean the same
Paris to Vladivostok is timed at twenty- believe it, those who don't believe it, but loes, 41 paixs na,ves,-30 bdls galvanised pipe, Jones, Captain. 'Sutherland, Messrs Allen, ciated with'the Ctaiferenoe. s"he Bern".; \
teach it , hypocritically, and "thirdly, dis- Bemusbb, gneydi, and Shawl .*.
four and! a-half days, and a further reduc-
thing, as it would lead; to increased cost tion of thne wjll be secured when the,rail- senters who, refuse to soil thfeir souls for
5 pairs shafts, 13 cases sundries. Tanner, Parata, Bennett, Morgan, Cocks, Pal- Wainwrig'nt,' admitted, to ministerial -
membership.
mer, Hillary, Diinlop, Soufcer, Staples, were
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EXPORTS.
of production, which most be prevented, way round the southern end of Lake Bai- gold., These last will .be the noblest in brie ale, Cameron, Taylor, Biitcher, Anderson, Ran- The report, wad by the Bev.-W. Woolley, ;
.
though the community starve, who have only kal is completed. From St. Petersburg it every .way,-.the most intelligent, and the BotomahanaFor Wellington: 6and showed good progress in meen*- 3
1 box tea, 2 eka rolled oats, 2 ska 1 case derson, Chaffy and 1ten steerage. secretiuy,
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a tight %o live by selling their labour. A w<o reported on November 13th that the most conscientious, but they will be men 1 oven, 1 ek BLUFF, November' 11.. berahip, the gross being 354> aid
oatraa. 2 eka crushed linseed;
man holding the humane-doctrine of Mr
Neave is. quite a credit to society..
line round Lake Baikal was to* be com-
menced early this year, and the work of
and .women under a stigma.' It ie impos-
sible to have a State church without some
meS/l' sk peas, 4 eke. bacon, % boxes lard,
1 box sausages, 25 cases Irish moss, 2 plcgs from
Arrived, Herald, from Gwymouth; Hawea, the net increase-108. The repoart also con
Auckland. ( tamed oangratulatory refearence -to the
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The only way of converting Mr Neave range*. 4 eka sand, 1 bar
steel, a cases oon- Sailed, Hawea, for. Oamaru; Herald, for cent" Presbyterian. Utiion,- and showed' thajr .
construction was expected tolast two years, amonnt, however Email, of social -perse-
would be to transport him to where his them being little tunnelling on the route cution. fectronery, 6 orates.biscuits, 820 eke potatoes, Greymoutlu the Heme Mission work has been ejiergeti-
1 buler -worker,. 2 ,eke and 1 bag rivets, 4 Arrived, Laira, barque, from Newcastle.
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doctrine holda. supreme sway, for J. claim Wihdoh has been finally adopted. I have said the State will have, to-pro- cally and sucoessfttlly prosecuted in
thai Mr Neare's doctrine of. every man horsee, 2"trnesee leather, 40 cases and pkga. ,-
vide a creed for its schools, 'and that this north. A local preachers' eohem* was re-r-
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Tor G-roymouth: 1 case pioturea, 1 horse, 1 DALLY -MEMORANDATuesday, Nov. 12.
for. himself has beeneariste,
productive of all CORRESPONDENCE. I is so will 'be plain from the fact that it ported as fairly established. The Teport
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bicycle, 3 aks oatina, S ske oatmeal, 6 boxes,
the misery that now. will have to instruct its' teachers whether 3 oasea and 2 cr&tee oonfeotionery, 10 crates ."., auctions'. was lmanimouily adopted. A deputation
Coming to Mr Pearae, one scarcely knows 1 F. S. .Mateblm. and" Co., in their Booms, at representing the sister Churdhes, consisting
in thereligious lessons they give they are to biaouite, 10 caees pickles, 6
A COMPLAINT.
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whether to take him seriously or not. eases, ale" nd stout, 50 sks of the Item J. S. Smailey mi W. T,
regard t!he Bible as the Word of God or case boots, 6. 12Furniture, etc.
To suggest that, the landed values of* New TO THE EDITOR OF TICK FBESS.
simply as Hebrew literature. What sort flour 30 ske potatoes, 11 eks bran, 10 sks .Canterbury Auctioneering' Company/ at Ferry Olapham, was reoeived. The delegates con-,
ipollard, 1 crate -perambulators, 330 ska chaff,
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Zealand, is the production of the well-to- Sir,It seems almost incredible that, in a of a task the Parliament of this colony at etc.
50 ska oate, 50 A. P. Tattoo, at Baagiora, at 1.3QHorses. veyed warm congratulatione on the -Jubi-
road, IFurniture,.
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do farmer is or that ridiculous character quiet, respectable town like Cfcristchurch, would have to undertake in that case is 30 bucket lips, 1 bag rivets,
oaaes and pkge.' For "Westport: 2 sks oat- Christchuich Fruit Company?? in their Booms,
lee. The balance sheet showed a <teficifc. -
that I am inclined to, think he is trying. a young girl of good characterand thorough- sufficiently apparent from.the- circum- meal. For Hokitika: -2 cr*tee biscuits, 5 of 104. The report of the Young People's.
to be funny. What is the farm labouier'e at 11 and
ly well brought; up, is liable to be insulted stance that a 'revolution is going an in boxes confeotionery, 3 trunks and 2 cases Laery, Mocfarlane and Co., in their Booms, Committee was presented, and, after
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share? What is the whole, of the com-
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by the impertinent attention of cowardly- Church thoughts on this very subject at the boots, 10 sks barley, 2 eks meal, 5 cases aad lengthy debate, was unanimously adopted.
munity's share, Unionist and non-Unionist? young ruffians on her way home from.ohvrch present moment, revolution of which pkgs. For Fbxton: 7 cases cordials, 1 case
at 10Fruit. '"' t
The Key. Greenhough lectiired on 'our
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a. AMUSEMENTS,
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Nothing. They have received living curry powder, 5 cases lime juice, 4 pkge ma- ' MEETINGS,. STC.
or an evening oat. Unhappily, however, it current literature is full. Will the Parlia- Puritan and Protestant to-
wage in" isolated cases, less than a living
wage in others, with the stern incentive
is a fact; and they ask to be allowed to ment of New Zealand, we may ask, undertake
escort her home, and when indignantly re- to decide this, the most thorny question of
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chinery. For Wanganui: 13 cases cordials, Theatre SoyalSheridan Company.
Q| sks meal, 4 sks oatina, 1 sk rolled oate', 37, Opera JEtonse^Gaiety Comipany. night at the School of Muaic, before a large:
aiMince.
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bales hay, 20 cases and pkgs. I Manchester streetGlass blowing.
of want to compel 4them to be industrious. fused, have not the manliness to desist. On. .the age? The project of religions instruction MouraFor Auckland: 219 sks potatoes,' New Zealand Shipping- Company, at noon,
Now/ what ie the community's resmonsibi- my appealing to the Inspector of Police, all in, our colonial State schools was seen to be 118 eks wheat, 1 case lamps. : 151 Gloucester streetLecture by, Professor ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES.
ltties in connection with the expended mil- the'satisfaction I get is to be told that he impracticable by our legislators a quarter of MokoiaFor Sydney:. 3 <ks hair, 18 ska Bickerton, at 8.. "- m
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lions? Say fifty millions, .have been ex- himself frequents in an evening the particular a century ago, what then but an utter im- herns, 1 bale sheep skine, 64 eka potatoes, 1 St. Augustine Mtisonjc.Lodge, at 7.30. On Sunday, Mr and Mrs J. Parkinson T
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pended. The estiinateil 'increase of the neighbourhood complained of, and that he possibility' must it be now since the new case, 2 boxes.
value .of land ince .that was expended is has never seen a man accost a young woman science of Biblical criticism has thrust itself ZambesiFox' South Africa: From* Bluff: MAIL NOTICES. were driving to Kaiapoi, when the hdrse
8 per acre.. This is the well-to-do far- 70,000 bigs oats. From Lyttelton:. 63,125 bags j fell on the road near the Waimakarin.v
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unless she appeared willing to reoeive his on the attention of the generalpublic in the' oats. " ' Mails close ior the' following places as under, bridge, and the occupants of the gig were-
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mer's share; bo much for Ms thrift. What attentions. ow, is the name ,of commoa- interval? Imagine the Bight Honourable R.
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iSgapanthusFor South Africa: From subject thrown out. Mr Parkinson's collar-bon,
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is the labourer's share? He has the honour to the necessary alterations:
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sense, does anyone suppose that this coward- J. Seddon, for instance, being called upom to Oamarur 36,540 bags cats. From Timaru: Mails per express .to Dunedin and South was broken, as wU as some of bis nhh
to pay 3 13s par head per annum as ly ort of young man would amuse himself in determine whether a teacher may counten- 22,951 bag 3 oats. From' Lyttelton: 69,937 bags
close daily at 10.30 a.m.; late fee letters, i.e., and he was cut about the fface and head-
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interest on the borrowed nrulliome that have the manner described under, the very eyes of ance' the traditional view that the book of oats. bearing Id additional stamp, 10,40 Mrs Parkinson was much bruised. Thej
increased the farmecs land to the tune of a policeman, who, in spite of plain clothes, Daniel is real prophecy uttered* in the age of Kumara?~For London: 264 eke grass seed, -letters
also on mail van, up to 11 a.m.; booka were conveyed to the Pier Hotel at Kaia- t
8 per acre. is well-known to all evil-doers? I am told the Babylonish captivity. r whether he shall 387 sks' wheat* 10 eke barley, 30 sks (peas, a.m.; and newspapers, 10 a,m.
"The poor y have always with you," that the hunting ground of this most ob- explain the book, as an educated man, on the 358 bales wool and skins, 43 bales leatier, poi, and attended to by Dr. Murray, and
TUESDAY, tfOVEUBER 12.
,
we are told v a divine institution. I noxious species of youth lies' between Vic- modern view that it had: no existence till 4 bales hair, 17,421 carcases meat, 600 boxes conveyed home in a carriage during toe %
kidneys, 602 boxes butter, 81 cks tallow, 11 For Australian States, also India, China, afternoon. ,
am inclined to think that it is the policy toria street and Hereford street, along Ox- several centuries after the captivity, and ,
cks pelts; 60 drums sheep dip, 4 cases sun- Japan, South Africa, Straits Settlements, etc.,. >
of Mr Pearse and suchlike kidney, having
power and intelligence enough, backed by
precedent, and want of intelligence and
ford terrace, in front of the Working Men's thatthe prophetical form is merely a. literary
j
Club, and that the Armagh street and Glou- ! device. Poor Mr Seddon, or rather poor
cester street bridges are not nice places for teacher, inevitably destined to figure either
dries.
via Brindisi (due London 29th December),
The Bonga* arrived from Havelock on per Waipori, 3 p.m.; late letters,'3.ls p.m.; leg
A man named Robert Watson, aged
United' Kingdom, Continent of uropa, etc., and a resident of St. Albans, had his ngW
broke yesterday afc West Melton through
40, $
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a fall of earth.* He was taken to theChn* :;
unity of purpose on the part of the workers, a girl to cross alone. Will the Gas Company as a fool or a sceptic! Plainly it is only Sunday. * guard's van, 4 p.m. train.
.make us believe that it is "the
human insti- throw a little morelight on these dark plates, necessary to think the subject out into prac- church Hospital.
tution, and hot divine, that poor ye and will all decent, respectable men keep a tical details to see that the age in which, we
have always mth its." X believe, air, as look-opt, and be prepared to protect any live has made Biblical instruction in State (press association eelegbams.)
far as my. knowledge goes, that this the
first attempt to combat these bold asser-
girl who may be subjected to annoyance? schools an otter anachronism.
lours, etc.,
DUNEDIN, November 11.
At the inquest on John Perry, who fell
Finally, the charm of our schools as at
tions, that Jtave been nuCde, and it is con- AN INDIGNANT MOTHER. present "conducted is the. absolute veracity <town iihfe etaira oi the Oommertaal Hotel*
sequently not taken kindly;" but we claim, the evidence showed the deceased to be an
<
sir, to have the purest intentions, and
would like to protect these people against
CHARGES AT THE A. AND P. SHOW. they of the teaching that goes on in them, a virtue
must necessarily lose if the popular, abstemious man. After sitting down for
some time talking bufunewj he appeared to
themselves, and this impels mc to ad-
TO THE EDITOX. Or THE PKXSB. theology ever came to be included in the i
have-lost the use of has legs when he tried
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vocate the policy o! all tor one and one Sir,When visiting the Show on Friday I curriculum; they would then become insti-
took three lady friends into a refreshment tutions as degrading In their influence as oar to get up, and he fell. As he expressed a>
for aU.Yours, eta, desire to go upstairs the licensee instructed
OFFICER, TRADE tTNION. booth conducted by a person (whose, name I existing churches.Yours, etc.,
the waiter to go with him. H wae for some
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enclose) and called for four bottles of ginger JOHX GAM3IELL.
ale, which were partaken of, together with Biccarton, November- Bth, 190 L;. LADY VISITORS TO CHRISTOHURCH time in the parlour, and the next heard of
three penny buns or cakes, for which T was him was hie fall down the fstairs. The jury
.
YOU returned a verdict of accidental deatib, so
DON'T called upon to pay six shillings. After a .FIELD GLASSES. WILL BE IMPRESSED WITH blame being attachable to anyone.
FEEL brief remonstrance the charge was reduced to CLEMENT AND GILMEE, PARIS. WELLINGTON, November 11.
ILL. foor sailings, which vat* reckoned a most Jones and Sons have received a larze
a bit cut of sorts, jpwrha.pt.' Yoni J Mrs Smith, aai inmate of tibe Porirua
ONLY
out,of
appetite is not Al, the bowels an
aorts, you don't relish jour food,
liberal concession. I certainly fiink. the assortment of the above firm's celebrated
committee should regulate the charges for marine, field, and opera glasses,,, which we
j The Splendidly Arrapged Departments.
I Asylum, escaped from the institution yes-
'tha appetite not being very good, and what refreshments in the future, and direct tie are offering at reasonable prices. Every
The Modern Appointments. j terday, Jind her body was found fchie nwrn-
yon do eat takes a long time t> digest, lessees of these resort* to discriminate be- glass bears the makers' name and are ex- ( ing in a dam at the back of the Asylum.
making yon feel uncomforwble aui tyown- tween those w-too take one and sixpence ceptionally powerful. Per GofcfaicA large TheEnormous Variety and Extent of feedstocks,
Q. O. out. for some time. Specks float before
the eye, you have heartburn occuiosally,
wt>rth. aad others who are content with a assortment of reliable -watches, marble DON'T 1
modest "satisfier" for which nrepenoe is clocks (French movements), ring?, and The High Class Gteods throughout: the Warehouse. NEGLECT 1
,, 1
feel' bilious and livery. You need not COUGHS.
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ample payment.Yours, etc.,
.
l>roocbes. Being direct importers and
,
worry about those symptoms. S
LOASBY'S WAHOO,
THE GREAT HERBAL REMEDY,
BADLY BITTEN. manufacturers you can rely n getting
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TheAarvellous Values Given. NATURE may cure your eongfc without
but yon can't afford to chance it
M,
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goods at the 'lowest possible prices. eougii that ie left to care iteeif ie slowly cmf
the will speedily put you all right. It acts SCIATIC RHEUMATISM CURED AFTER Jones And Sons, Jewellers, near Bank of The Conveniences Provided for Facilitating Business come at best, and there is apt to bo aomt
by stimulating the liver, kidneys, and in- left to make the next cough corn*
Utetinee, removing ail excess of bU nd FOURTEEN TEARS OF SUFFERING. New Zealand, High street.A'dvt. weakness W
have two really good Remedies ;
easier.
mucus irom the stomach. "I have been afflicted with sciatic rheu- DURING CARNIVAL WEEK tot Coughs and Colds.
-
IT IS A POWEBPUL TONIC PHOTOGRAPHS. BENJAMIN" GUM
*
mad is the only known laxative that does matism for fourteen years, save Joah Pleasing, perfect, permanent, all latest) ie specially suitable for recent chills. It ie
,
some
not
Price,
oonstipat* afterwards.
LOASBY'S WAHOO,
Ss ed, from all-Chemists and Grocers.
Sole Manufacturers sad Proprietors:
Edgar, of Germaniown, Cal., U.&A., "I styles, at moderate
was able to be around, bat constantly suf- "The"'
fered- I tried everything I could hear (Advt.)photographer,
prices.- W. E. Sorrell,
179 Colombo street. AT THE D. I. C.
pleasant to Ulke, carea very quickly, prevents
inflammatory symptoms, and allays annoying
tickling and hacking coughs.
TOWNENDS CINNAMON CUBE
,*
of and at last told to try Chamber-
,
LOASBY'S "WAHOO MNFG. CO.. Ll'D, was
is specially suited far chronic coughe, thougi
have Dunedin, lain's Pain Balm, which I did and -was it -will break up a recent attack as quickly an
,
INFLUENZA AND AFTER.
Whelessi*. Agents. -immediately relieved and in a short time The very best thing to bring habkyow any other medicine made. Cinnamon has
WHOOPING COUGH-
cured, and I am happy to say it has. not strength after Xnfinensa is Barnett Hypo- EVERYONE INVITED TO INSPECT. bean proved in Pasteup's
great deatractive power
Institute to possesef
over all bacilli, whilst '* -;'<
since regarded.** Why not use this lini- phosphites. (This we guarantee). Bar- being perfectly harmleea to htunan beings. ~W
A woman who has had experience with ment and get veil? It it for sale by all nett and Co., Chemists, Cathedral cquare. ( have received some' fluttering letters ac to it*
dealej*. Prioe Is 6d and 3s. (Advt.) ! Dysentery,
efficacy in Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and in Typhoid Fever.
" THE DRAPERY AND GENERAL IMPORTING
A GOOD THING. BENJAMIN GUI*, la 6d and 2s 6d. CIN-
STANDISH AND PREECE. Thousands of
New Zealanders ride Dun-
NAMON CURE. 2a 6d. Obtainable ever"
where.
I
' '' lop tyres, and testify to i&eir genuine
Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the worth and general good qualities.(Advfc.) COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers:
LOASByS WAHOO MNFG. CO., LTD..
Duke and Duchesj of Cornwall and York. DUNEDIK.
,
Studio, 218 High street.(AdTt.) Fruit trees obtained from Nimmo and B. HALLENSTEIN, E. C. BROWN,
Our oldest little girl troold call lustily for
~ important! Blair, Dunedin, are hardy, -well grows, and Chairman. Manager. TO THOSE REMOVING. I
will give good results. Send for prices. For packing and removing furniture, and
Parcels collected and despatched to all Lilitim auratum bulbs, New Zealand all descriptions of forwarding, use the New
parts at through and inclusive rates, grown, may now be obtained from Nimmo Zealand Express Company, Limited; offices
payable either end, by J. M. Heywood and Blair, Duaediii, at 2s and 2s 6d each, and stores Manchestei and Hereford
and Co., Cathedral Square. ti post free. * Advt] . comer
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BUSINESS NOTICES]
THE PRESS, TUESDAY, iNOvAmEEji
BUSINESS
12,, 1901
NOTICES. BUSINESS NOTICES. ___________ 7

FOE THAT IRRITATING

INFLUENZA COUGH,
I

TAKE
J BALLANTYNI AND GO.,
MERGHANf TAILORS, YOUNG'S BRONCpL pfURE.
Mercers, Hat and Gap Manufacturers, SOLD BY ALL THE LEADING CHEMISTS
FOR 2s 6d.

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ARE MAKING A SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
Aft INFALLIBLE REMEDY
Holiday Suitings

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FOR COUGHS* COLDS,
BRONCHITIS, BTC.
Trouserings Coatings THIS TOBACCO IS OBTAINABLE FROM
BATES. H. X.. Sydenham. X.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION,
SPECIALLY SELECTED FBOM THE LATEST EHGLISH PBODtJCTIONS, i COOK, FRANK A., Colombo Street.
DAVIES and LAMB, Colombo Street.
Cashel Street,
PAPPS, T. H., High Street.
HUBBARD, HALL, and CO., Manchester TAYLOR, T., Colombo Street (New Pre-
i ! Women who W/g% fe
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Strjet. mises).
Ties in all the prevailing styles. HOPKIXS, H. J., Papanui. WORKING MEN'S CO-OPERATIVE.
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!;:
KIXCAID'S G.1.C., Colombo Street. Colombo Street.

McCULLOUGH, J. "R., Richmond. WALKER and CO., High Street, j

New Shapes in Men's Felt Hats.

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College Straws " The Correct '* Boater "THE WELSBACH"

STILTON
HOX.IDAY PROVISION.
CHEESE, Saielby'e, la Bd p*i

"The Favourite" Panama CARNIVAL WEEK, 1901.

INCANDESCENT GAS BURNER. lb; First Prize Dairy Cheese 7d per lb;
Chatham Island Hams, 7jd per lb; Ox.
Tongues, 31b tins, 3s;, Sheep Tongnee, la Id
and is 10d; Bal-aljSrift Shrimp {Prawns), la
4d; Minerir LwaoK, 3s p&r tia; Florence
rriHE Holders of the Australasian Patent Cream, for salads. Is 6d; Ship's Lime Juico.
par bottle;, Mobteerrat Lime Cordial
having made further concessions, we aie lc
ASHBY. BERGH AND CO., LTD., t now enabled to SUPPLY these
quarts, 2s; Morepork Hamfl Bd, Bacon 64d;
Best Frtsah Dairy Bttttor, Wd er lb; Good
Diiry Butter, Bd-, Fresh Esgs, guaranteed,

DUNSTARLE HOUSE CHRISTCHtIRCH EXCELLENT AND ECONOMICAL Sd per dozen; Cooking Fij*3, mats <d per U>,
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL IRONMONGERS, bafs id.8der
Apricots,
lb; Dried Tews, Pf&ch, or
per lb; Valencia Raisins, 4jd per
BURNERS Jb; Goldon l*gle Jams, 3.tins for I; nelson
1& TW TP fV Hops, splendid sample, Sd p"er lb; Linoleum
*il
ZJLi*T XS "5"
illljil"tf OlM;JGil2il9 At the following Reviver, 9d; Brilliantahine, 9d.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES: T. TAYLOR, 97 COLOMBO STREET,
Are NOW SHOWING a Very Large Assortment of GOODS suitable for PRESENTS Six doors eolith of Lichfield sfTfret.
THE "C" BURNER, tiO&PLETE, 7a 6d
of every description, including J
THE "C" BURNER, with Bye-pass, 9s.
OPERA GLASSES. FIELD GLASSES. \
THE "C" BURNER," Wth Byfr-pass and 1
LILY STARCH
FLOWER STANDS. SILTER HAIR BfttJSMES. chains, 10s.' iiS THK

FOMITURE, CARPETS, LIHOLEUMS, COMBS AND ALL TOILET REQUISITES. THS CEIiEBRATED
BEST
WORLD,
IX THE

KNICK-KNACKS IN GOLD AND SILVER. PURSES. "Cs" WELSBACH MANTLE

FURNISHING DRAPERIES, &c,, &c. CARD CASES. CIOAH CJABISS

Price, is 3d EACH.
Reducible Id Is per Mantlo for Net Cash USE NO OTHER.
WALLETS, CHATELAINE BAGS IN BEST LEATHER on delivery.

- Procurable flttm all Grocers and Store-

A- J- 1T E WITH SILVER MOUNTS. keepers throughout the Colony.

BEWARE' OF IMITATIONS,
DRESSING CASES. GLADSTONE, BRIEF AND And insist on having only the Genuine

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HIS COMPLETE FUROTSHIM

INVITES INSPECTION OF
FITTfeD BAGS. WEL'SB'ACH BURNER AND kANTLE.

' Sole Agents ,for Ohristchurch

ESTABLISHMENT.
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INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED.

THE CHRISTCHURCH
AND COKE COMPANY, LTD.,
Showroomsl47 COLOMBO STREET.
GAS, COAL,'

Offices2ol GLOUCESTER STRBEtT.
:> THE STOCKS IN MiL DEPARTMENTS'ABB tfilE ifOST EXTENSIVEf IN THE COLONY. igt.April, 1803L.->.-:' -' r - - 4332

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THE LINOLBUMS, CABPETS, FURNITURE, COVERINGS, &c,

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IMPORTED J?OB fcHIS SEASON'S TRADE ABfc SPECIALLY CHOICE, AND SUBPASS ANY PREVIOUS DISPLAY.
KEMPTHOBNE, PBOSSBR

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OUR SHOWBOOMS ABB PULL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, SUITABLE FOB ALL CLASSES, AT PRICES
WHICH DEFI COMPETITION.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE. NEW DESIGNS IN DINNER, BBEAKFAST AND TEA SERVICES.
FUBNISHING HABDWAfcE, BLECTBO-tLA'tfED WAKE, CUTLERY* Ac.
R E try aAw, AND CO.'S
N.Z. DRUG COMPANY LT?D.,
TTP'ISH to inform the Public Ihot they have
LTY, notf & Grbod Selection of

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i. VENETIAN BLINDS MADE AND SEPAIfiED. Our trado in this line during the past year has increased by
GOODB
'-: loflpa and bounds. The quality is unsurpassed, and our price? fully 20 per cent, below those ik-.?*- previous to our For the Summer Season, tnepeo'tion Invited.
} adveaUathe trade.

Mr*
Wl3 CARRY LAR&E STOCKS OF-

i FUBNITUB2 REMOVED, PACKED, STORED AND FORWARDED. QlllX. 6oto*h Whisky DISHESXyIonite and Porcelain
Room}, AH Shapes and Sizee

LAMP.S(Dark
PIIATE-S-T-Ilfird, iKtnWs, Imperial, and
Gem- ,
/ BiIEAM GAfeIHBT WOBKS, SHOW ROOMS, P.O.P.llforel, Imperial, Sylvio, in packete

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and tubes. JSastnMtn'e '"Bolio"
'.;;. ST. ABAPH STEEET, CHBISTOHUBOH. TUAM STBBET. i HM. ROYAL YACHT "OPHIR,"
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CAllSASLarge Assortment. Have you

p,_
seen the "Little Nipper Comera"?
VOA tX V9E OJF BBOMIDE PAPERSWellington and
, "Ward's, all kinds, Morgan and Kidd'n
in tife'cketS, E'aslniann'e Jlatt., IKord'-s,
all kinds
LENS, SHUTTERS, TRIPODS, ALBUMS

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A3XT) SUITS. AND CHEMICALS,
AT LOWEST RATES.
PHOTOG-RAPHIC SUNDRIES.

\ Apple" Cider. FLfeTOHEI*, HUMPHREYS &

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CATHEDRAL SQUARE. C^RiSTCHURCH.
CO*
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PTJHH AW WMOUEBOMB

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BP * tomai
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CIDER STANDS UNSURPASSED AS A BEVERAGE;

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<K)OD ELEPSAKT
GJENTLSME]^,Having uaei one of your Rsdgei No. 2 on the Royal (citteseast ,* <

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AuckUftd tmd RottAta during tab Date ef Y*k'i vieifc, I wish
to add my unsolicited testimonial to iis gr6ifc superiority over iuay Kanges I
3BUFFALO
(cEYLoiJ ii*bei>
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'. v sa
8d
If.
sL 4:
. Itt Kwne of the English Counties and in the North of Prance it is the universal drink; and it is a
VHSII-knowri feet that ia these districts there is a remartable absence of certaih maladiessuch as
have efe'r used. Considering tho small z& ox thb range aai the great ntimber
that had to be watered for, it greatly exceeded wy mo3t eVngainft expttofcatioai.
1MIKADO
DIADSM "(Few Bread) . ii
, U til
&% Bheuibati6in, Indigestion, AcWhicli Are prevalent in other parts of England and Frame. This is Yours truly, 1PROCURABLE
If s [\
FROM x ALL aBOCEBS,
ttirifrated te the pare and wholesome propertiea of the JUICE of the APPLE, and fort flbnht for the ARTHUR G-BORGg TAYLOR,..

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ten* "reeroniDibEKViraakfaotm amongst the Ancieai Britons 63 tte'-MILK OF PAKADISE," Istti
Wholeaal* frona QOfc S&WL a BxaisitieS
Ohet Royal Train
W. AND Q.MrORNBXJiiL AND 00.
|f in &c present ay its pleasant and beneficial qualities are just as highly appreciated in the Cider- (Lale with Frederick Gordon aai Go., Tloadoa).

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;T drinking counties of England, where it is justly esteemed as

ORION-EANGES.
I " The Queen of Beverages. & ROBERTS, IAre tho acknowlrdeed remedy for alt .female com-
CONVEYANCES.

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plticti. Kecomivtf&ded %jr Mfcdical Faculty. The
Agents gennlne bear the s gnsture of W. Kabtin ( rtjjiilcrcd
withoat nope,ere tlnoiuc). .Ko J<ilt should be

CHBISTOHUBOH. ;without littta. Order of iircbVmiiti tbVonghuut the World.

_ Proprietor,HAT!B JiamChemSt,SQBTHAMi TO!! Eia. l TEDDimsitDIirLYTTELTON ROYAL

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MAIL 2OACH SERVICE.
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ON"Vtrill
and after OCTOBER Ist, th COACH
(weather 6naitting) leave Daily

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TBDDIKTGTON2.I'S p.m.
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GOVERNOR'S BAY-41.1S p.m.
SCHNAPPS
:*- .ti JMr Organs and Stomach, j
ic> \iXK B A M. M RAILWAY
RAILWAY
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p.m.
On SUNDAxS the meets the Latuici
at Governor's Bay to take paeaenfcer for TJ>-

A PERFEOT BEVERAGE. 1 DINGTON, returning in time to ca'tca the

Launch in the evening..
3?I11M ad DUREY,
Proprietor.

;t- fIV Mr ita high quality and LAKE COLERIDGE AND GLENTUNNEL-
ROyiL 14AIL COACH.

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Jbako Coleridge Windwhistle House
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on arrival o! Train' from Cbri3ttth'iirM3, Ye-
turning in -time for Evening Train SATUR-
DAY.
Special attention giv>ti id pasengers and
parcels forwardod for deJivc .-y by coach.
A. H. BUKKIIT,

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u*Ja**d Ognplunti, Coeumlt SB M _ &
cbBB ~1nd"co. 7~
AKArIOA LIKE OF ROYAL
COACHES.
Meet's Steamer'at Pigcoti Buy, T'.msday,
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<& iPna Sobm wt of Bpti*t T*b*rncl).
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CHRISTCHURCII AGENTS. Cokci-'e,
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Cook and Sons, Titcaithly, W'aliico an-.i Co.

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c2 H eHUttdetog properties, it M and J. M. Hcywood and Co.
BBILBY UAKKEK,
1 build, up tod invigorates J j Proprietor.
Diivauuhefle's
Th 6 Coa'cll meets Train ut L:tt!c Kn-er,
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Wlb. I rmt ad ilsen Well, nd 1
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JAsW AtfOAXSH
AND ASHBURTON
METKVteN EUNS
bfetweea.JIKTHVEN and
pa TUESDAYS ana
SATCIUiA'k'S. Leavea llathven dam., aiv
COACH.

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fi for WOl*. Be I f**l -.q-'-n-m^JipiSK nvee Aehburton lO.io a.m. Leave's AihburU.*
i.O pm., arrive* Siethven, 6.45 p.m.

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and Order* Jell at Bomerieit
Athtaiton-, i-vA Methven Livery SVahlee.
NEtLL BtJFF,
I & Proprietor.
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AUCTIONS. AUCTIONS. AUCTIONS.
2EE PBESS,
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PROPERTIES TO LET.
12, 1901.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES EDUCATIONAL.
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F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. TAYLOR, COLE AND CO. CANTERBURY AUCTIONEERING ~~ CRADDOCK AND SIMBS. ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE SCHOOL, %V*M
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COJ.IPAKY, LTD.
THIS DAY, 12 noon. BAYLOR, COLE and CO.Under Bill of
AND TO-MORROW, AT SAME TIME.
, X Sale, Clearing Sale of FURNITURE
and CARPENTERS' TOOLS, TO-MORROW,
Wednesday, at 12.30 p.m., in our Auctioni
THIS DAY, at 1 p.m.
HOUSES TO LET.
WEST-ENDIO Rooms and all conveni-
eni- furnished.
LAND TRANSFER ACT 2vOTICES.
A SECOND ASSISTANT MASTER and
JUNIOR MASTER, both rosideut, will
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NOTICE
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CARPETS, FURNITURE, STUDIO FUR Rooms. W have received instructious fromi-.'

OPAWa9 rcos* and offices, with 2 acres, is hereby givon that the several be required for next year. Salaries, 100 en<| R

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parcels of land hereinafter described Trill
NISHINGS, CAMERA STANDS, holder of Bill of Sale, to Sell Without Re-
serve, by Public Auction, a quantify of Fur-
UNDER BILL OF SALE.
etabies,etc.
CA>HEL STREET, CITY7 rooms and bo brought undor the provisions of "The Land 50 respectively, with board and residence.
Applications to be addressed to the Head.
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Transfer Act, 1835." unless caveat be lodged

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BACKGROUNDS, ETC. offices, well furnished.

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MALCOLM and CO., instructed bj.?
Morris and Co., photographers, will
SVjLL at, the Central Auction Rooms,
niture and Carpenters' Tools, consisting off
drawers, oilcloth, couches, carpets, also a
large assortment, carpenters' tools. Sale To-
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tables, chairs, Singer sewing machine, cheatt IX CONSEQUENCE OF THE BANK-

RUPTCY OF DR. DAVENPORT.

IENDaLTON7 Rooms, with every con-
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rtl* *' Sod orchard and paddock.
*&-DALTON7 rooms, bathroom with hot A. E. Craddock.)
and coid water, etc- 3 rcras strbles, etc. CIU.UDOCK AND SIMJES,
(W. E. Simes.
day of DECEMBER, 1901:
0038. CHARLES EDWARD DERP.ETT.
forbidding tlw> same, on or before the 7th

2 roods 20 8-10th perches, Sections 87,

master.
and TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Grain Agonoy Building,. Triangle,
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morrow, at 12.30 p.m. TAYLOR, COLE and1 T

CAIiLTON MILL ROAD6 rooms ana all Licensed Land Brokers, 88, and part of 89 Town of "Wamui. Oc- CHRISTCHURCH, oppoeite D.I.C. '.I
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Furniture, Fittings, Carpets, Counters, Mir- * CO., Auctioneers. 7923 conveniences, tt-ole, etc. 185 Hereford street. cupied by Applicant. MJK H. W. LOCK*KR DIGBY, F.N.PS -M
rors, Tablee, Wicker and Fancy Chairs, ; QANTERBURY
AUCTIONEERING .COM- VICTORIA STREET (Linwood) 6 rooms 9127. WILLIAM FREDERICK BURNS. (Honours). N.N.S.T., N.U.T., Double Piu M
Shelving, Cases, Curtains, Large Cheva]
filnsa, Rods, Frames and Sundries, re-
Jl LINWOOD SECTIONS FOR EVERYBODY,
PANY, LTD., will SELL by PUBLIC with a.i cicrlern conveniences. SPECIAL. 2 roods. 1 l-3rd percheo, parts of Lots man Medallist, Holder of Record Speed Cet. If
tincates for 200 and 220 words per minute.
moved to rooms for convenience ot sale. j, A chance that will never recur.
AUCTION, on the- Prenmea of Dr. Davenport,
BAP.HA.DOES STREET- rooms, with all
converiencea, weii furnished. For Immediate Sale, near Greenpaik.
167 and 163, Christchurcn Town Re-
serves. Occupied by Robert Gray, John MISS E. E. DIGBi M.1.P.5., N.U.T.,r *
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Absolutely Without Reserve. PORI HILLS3 rooms and scuP.ery, fur- J. AUprww and Mrs Smyth. Certificated Teacher of Pitman's Shorthand. " M

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Also, on account of various owners,
The Lowest Prices on Eecord aod AbsolutelyV Feiry road, nished. A CHOICE LITTLE"gRAZING FASM, 9144. WALTER LANGFORD.-35 fi-10th Complete Course of Training in '6
L<irtrn Entry Household Furniture and
the Earnest Terms ever Offered.
have Five Acres in the Linwood Es-
\\f E tension,
THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD perches, Lot 2, Plan 1702, part of Rural SHOR'AJiAND, TYPEWRITING,
KEEPING,
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PREMISES About. Three Miles from Two Creameries. Section 83, City of Christchurch. Oc-
Kffocts, including some first-claea shift. with frontages on Worcester, FURNITURE, CITY BUSINES3 cupied by Applicant. Comercial Arithmetic, Composition, .-

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Gloucester and Winchester streets. This TO LET. We have instructions to sell a CAPITAL Diagrams may be inspected at this Office. "Writing, and ."B

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F. S. MALCOLM and CO.,
Auctioneers.
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block can be sold in J, 4. 3.
They comprise some of * the best sites in
this favourite suburb, and wo have fixed the1
prices from 52 10s per quarter. *
1 acre eectiens. As Mentioned in the Bill of Sate, including,
Piano by Gibrndar Gors, in rosewood
Horses and Brougham, Medical Books,
CFFIC2S:
CASHEL STREETFront ground floor of-
fice, particular;? w?.l lit; cither 1 or 2 rooms.
GRAZING FARM,
<Consisting of about 120 Acres, well fenced,
watered and sub-divided.
Cow Bails aad Piggeries, etc., are on, the
Datoit this 4th day of November. 1901, at
the Lands Registry Office, Christchurch.
7921
G. G. BRIDGES,
District Land Registrar.
PRACTICAL OFFICE TRAINING.

COMMERCIAL
150 Worcester street West.
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FOR SALEIDEAL HOME. TEEMS FROM 3 DOWN. CASKEL STREETGood suite of 3 rooms, Property. PRINCIPAL:
Our instructions arc to sell, and we iirvite Instruments strong room, lavatory, etc. As an immediate sale is desired A LOW Mr C. H. GILBY, F.I.P.S. (Honoura).
MODERN SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
CLYDE ROAD, RICCARTON.
buyers to call early and secure the benefits
of this offer. s
Linen, Glassware, Silver and E. P. Ware, etc. HEREFORD STREETSeveral. :
PRICE will bo accepted, and Easy Terms can
ba arranged.
BOROUGH COUNCILS. Practical Training for Business Life.
SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, ETC
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warehouses, stores, etc. NOTEThe Lund is capable of producing LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. BOOKKEEPING CLASSES (Evening).
SUBSTANTIALLY built House, containing5 PORT HILLSOne very fine Section, coc- The whole of the Gcod3 are as geod as new, STREET. iis good grain and root crops, and a portion of it
above Council invite applications for
Under Mr L. L. CORDERY, A.1.A.,1f.Z. I
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O 9 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, scullery,r, taining la Or 32p, with faultless view; forr and include every article required Ground p.nd first floor premises in. il'.ssre ] at present in oats. etc. tho Position of Engine Driver at the
in a. well-ap- Companies' Bookkeeping, Solicitors' Book-

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pantry, cupboards, etc., hot and cold d sale cheap. Errdbury and Co.'s new building. Exeter Street Pumping Station.
water, electric bells, etc., 3-atall stable pointed home. very handy two-storey Brick Store, with
Applicants must have r First-class Station-
keeping. i ;
man's room. tool house, etc., witlh
magnificent water supply, all in appi<ie
! office, yard, etc.
Grcnd Coraer Warehouse Site, with sunny
3JO. 330. 330.
ary Engine-driver's Certificate, or its equiva-
Students Prepared for Accountant*
Examination.
TAYLOR, COLE Ai\D CO. NO RESERVE. A GENUINE BARGAIN. lent (Second Marine Engineer). Schedule of
pie order. Ground contains, 2 acres, beauti- frontage. To be let on long lease.
fully laid out in orchard, tennis lawn, garden, j* LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS,
iU-N'CKESTiiU STREET (just oS), cose
duties can be seen at the Town Clerk's Office.
TENDERS. ;
TTAVE FOR SALE the undermentionedj H. A. BEAUGHAMP, MONTREAL STREET, SYDENHAM. Salary, $ per week, with free house and

and paddock, trout stream running tnrougih ' to Brick Store, with sec-
gTound. Terms to suit buyers. Apply . tionstationTwo-etore7
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PROPERTIES, -which are worth inspec- 7961 Auctioneer., Capital Section, r.boui 3-lGtks acre, well quired at present. rr-ENDERS are invited up to 4 o'clock FBI,
HEREFORD STREET (very central) fenced aiid plar.ted with fruit

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F. S. MALCOLM and CO. trees, vegetables, Applications will be received till 4 p.m. on -L DAY, November 29th, for the EKEC-.

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lion Room, 70 x 42ft., with office (etc., and very comfortable house of 5 good MONDAi", November 25ih. TION of SUNDAY SCHOOL and CLAS3
MADRAS STREET NORTH. TO BUILDERS, SPECULATORS, A~XD~ ROOMS, etc., for St. Andrew's Church.
SYDENHAMHarper street, 32 perch, rooms, pantry, scullery, v/Esbhouse; and copper, G. A. LDWIN,
<ct.c. Very Easy Terms. A Bargain.
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OTHERS. BAKERY PREMISES. Town Clerk. Drawings, etc., may be seen at our office.
FOR SALEA DECIDED NIBBLE. Cottage of 5 rooms, well finished, gas, electricc
bell, greenhouse; price J8370. A. FDTE SECTION, centrally situated, in
No. 3822 * City, having I'JO Jiks frontage, r;ith
MONTREAL STESET2 largo Special Lyttelton Borough Council Chambers,
7674 ENGLAND BROS.,
Patent Ovens, iarje atorsroom, stabling, etc. FOUR CHOICE BUILDING SITES, November sth, 19"1.
pOMPACT MODERN DWELLING, sia x SYDENHAM and good 6-roomcd Ccrnor Eat;t belt and Gloucester street. Architects.
v> rooms, bathroom, waehhouee with copper Cottage
water laid ou, and conveniences; only five
years built; j-acre in orchard and garden1.
Very Low Price as owner leaving Christchurch i.
and convenience; price 885.
No. 4200 *
old house thereon, room to build 2 modern
houses, and the price in right.
POULTRY FARM as a poms concern.
BECKENHAM, off Colombo road J-acrec Hcuae of 6 rooms, ail
JPo. 122
LAKE A.YD EVANs,
Lead and Estate Agents, etc.,
New Offices
139 CA&HiiL STREET.
, V/e have jj'ojir Magnificent Buiiding kites in
I'iiis choice locality For Sale. Plan and fuil
partiou'avs at -ut cftiee.
J COTTAGE t-KOPIvRTY IN BROUGHAM
LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL.
rr*HE above Council invito applications for
-i- the position of Foreman of Works, at a
Royal Insurance Chambers,
Hereford street.
WOOLSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. "

conveniences, good
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F. S. MALCOLM and CO., Agents.
TO TO LET. washhouae, -
and weil built House of 5 rooms and scullery,
tank,
etc.; price 270.
asphalt paths, fruit trees, >
stables and outbuildings, nOO purebred fowls,
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largo number ducks, incubator, etc., exien-
No. 423 aive fowilioifees and runs. Fo. li!J
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
STREET.
A. Capita] Little Property, consisting of nice
'section ?nd very comfortable cottage of four
rooms un conveniences. Low price ana very
salary 0/ 208 per your.
Applicants xnuat b& able to adjust levels,
and bo capable ot taking charge of tno whole rpENDERS are invited for the SURYEf
of the Council's Outdoor Works.
TO SURVEYORS,

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HARPER STREET, SYDENHAM. LlNWOODRolleston street, J-acre
good house of six rooms, with all conveni-
fpWO-STOREY HOUSE, 8 rooms, stablee b, ences, a really nice home; price 620.
aj:d 1 GOOD LITTLE FA Hit NEAR TOWN.
Nearly G acres splendid lar.d, in first-class
heart, hou"< 6 rooms, all conveniences, god
riITY
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
PtfOPEKTI' FOB,

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SALE. <c?f.y icrro.
AN IDEAL SPOT. BEAUTIFUL
SITUATION.
Schedule of duties oan be seen at the Town Borough.
Clerk's Office.
applicant, must be
Endorsed Tenders (including a deposit, of
Applications, stating uge. qualifications and 5 por cent, on amount), addressed <o the
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* storeroom, sheds, etc., J-acTe ground; onljiy
: previous experiencio of Chairman of Works Committee, must be m.
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> No., 430 outbuildings. A very compact and profitable 2 living rooma. Also House of 7 rooms, scul- A CHOICE 1-JARLY SELECTION.
15, or with extra J-acre paddock 17s 6dd posted so as to reach the undersigned on or lodged .-with the ->wn Clerk not later than h|
CHRISTCHURCH, juet off Madras street,> little place. Low price to effect a Epeedy lery, et.-., section with fJ feet- frontage, vaiy Ab"iis .1 Acres of tho very best land, consist- before MONDAY, November 26th, et 4 p.m.
per week. l-acre and large house of 10 Tooms, in fiist- sale, and very easy terms indeed. Fo. 43. >
good position. Price jl)0. All let to go-ca ing of ahijjh terrace with natural sunny s'ope Originals of testimonials not required at pre-
4 p.m. on MONDAY, the
Particulars can be eeen at tho Office.
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Stations, Farnae, and Sections, For Ral. on i've price asked. (choice n-uit trees in full bearing, thebalance- fco- G. A. LEWIN, WM. "WILLS, m
CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS7~ able for boardinghouse; prico only 475. 13,000 acres, carry 1 sheep per acre, can be VOR bALE AT SYDENHAM. i ir.g sdinirr.biy rdapted for tree planting. The Town Clerk. Town Cieik. 1
AUCTION SALES, ETC.
No. 4123 bought for 1 per acre. 10,00:), carry 2 Spiendid Coviior, J-acre Corner Section, with house is pleasanily situated on the high terrace,
double-fronted snop :ina 6 living roonis, pantry, jand consists cf 8 rooms besides coi:veniences.
Lyttelton Borough Council Chambers, Woolaton, 7th November, 1901. 775 k|
Also,
ehecp to the acre; price 2, 10a. scullery, and storeroom. The buildings are in There* are. score.? of beautiful ornamental trees, ;Novernber_sih, 1001. 7675
ENGINEERING. J|
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tpURNITURE and EFFECTS, MERCHAN * HOTELS.
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Jt? DISE, ETC., sold by Publio Auction A number of very cheap properties in Bel- Hotels ior Sale. connectiOii attached , thorcto. App:y < on the property. This charming property is SCOTT, AXE.E., CONSULTED

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,. ELECTRICAL and MECHaNICAIi
fast, Dunsandel, Hornby, for 3a!c at a low fisjure, and on very eaiy terms.
in our Rooms,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.r. Prebbleton, Redcliffa, Southbridge, etc. '
Send for printed cataloguer. IHOMI .:ON ANi> HILL.iiiY, FEDERAL COFFEE-PALACE, ENGINEER. 11

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K Manchester 6trcet, north of Ck-ck Tower. ST. A-xJ-iA'S.
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Clients are requested to send Goods, etc. The Favourite Suburb of Gresford TTISITORS to Clirictohurch will find our ac- Private Plans and Specifications prepared foe >.Wb
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DAY PREVIOUS TO SALE. TAYLOR, COLE and CO., Auctioneers, Caahel etrcet. Electxio Lighting or Town Supply,

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TRO.tERTIES FOR SALE. Just off North bsltFine section, with nor- V commodation equal to any Hotel in Now
OUT-DOOR SALES Land, Estate and Commission Agents, thern ii'ont&ge, and exceptionally good new Within 5 ruinutee' walk of tho Post 6 Consulting hours: 9 a.m. to 1, and 2 p.m. ta " 31
Personally Attended to by our Mr Malcolm J Lichneld street
PROPERTIES FOR SALE, bouse of 7 rnrinis, together with pnniry, scul- Zealand. p.m. MODERATE FEES. H
Every dotail attended to and economjy H. L. BOWKEfI SON, k:ry, bathroom,, h. and Office and Cathedral square. Hot, cold and
c. water ser- Luncheon
studied in the interests of Clientu.
N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE TO CLOSE A TRUST ACCOUNT. ESTATE AGENTS.
shower baths.
vice, from deep well, lvaehhousp, coppar, and from 12 till 2 p.m. Letters and Telegrams will A first-class Table.
Addreesl7o HEREFORD STREET. M
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ASSOCIATION, LI IX 248 COi-OS[3O can be sold at the low price of 600.
Auctioneers and Land Salesmen.
A. P. TUTXON. ADDINGTON YARDS.
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TO iiANUFACTUEEFtS AND OTHERS. KIC CARTON.
CURLETT'S LAKEA snug holding con-
Very Profitable MANUFACTURING BUSI- sistirg of x-acTC. corner site, and nice house
Telephone No. 1040.
MRS E. CLARK,
Proprietress.
7157 RW. ENGLAND, TIMBER AND COAE "
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RANGIORA CENTRAL AUCTION MART
TO-MORROW. Divided into Convenient Paddocks. old-established name. Centrally situated pre- IMPERIAL HOTEL, LARGE STOCKS SEASONED TIMBERS,-
LINWOOD.
THIS DAY. LATE NOTICE.
PRESENTHeNTRIES Ample Stabling,
mises at low rental. The business, which*is
capable of rapid extension, is to ba s.o!d ?.s a WORCESTER STPJSST, just over Eaet /"I EORGE SEARLIS has pleasure ia n-
PRINCES STREET. JUNEDIN. DOORS, SASHES. IRON, Etc., Etc. j|
150 Prime Crossbred Wethers Good New Dwelling, re- Town beltFull }-acre fenced and planted, ---\3f nouncing to his friends and patrons that
Orders Promptly Forwarded. 1
going concern. From. 1000 to 1500 cash well built substantial house ci 8 large he has taken the Above commodious and up*
quired. Or a suitable man would be taken and
MR A. P. TUTTON has received instrucg. 180 Prime Croesbred Ewes
60 Prime Merino Wethers
Sheep Turds,
as a Partner. \ rooms,
and
with bathroom, scullery, washhouse to-date well-appointed Hotel, which he haa
ooppor, h. and water
TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.
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20 Prime Fat Lambs*
And AH Necessary Outbuildings. c. service, 2 bay thoroughly renovated and stocked with the
windows, gee, verandah, iron roof, bicyole best brands obUinable, and will be pleased NOTICE OF
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Ou account of North Island Client, FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, shed.
12 Head Prime Steers to cater for the public in hie usual well-known
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N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPEIRATIVE,
ROBT. HARDIE, Manager. C J. MARSHALL,
belt, good positionOver i-**^'o high section.
83fl fronteije, pood gulden, with * water laid substantia! Full Acre, with northern frontage and fijie boArdera. Tariff reasonable. REMOVED
street, Royal Ineurance
to Premises, Hereford. .. 1
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now aouce of 7 rooms, plastered, 8* 6
A. P. TUTTON, J. J. I9BISTER, on, fruit trees, superior nearly new .house, 6 Br>r3 pantry, scullery, bathroom, concrete foun- and Co., Ground Floor. i El 11
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A. R. ELLIS, Auctioneers.
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43 Cathedral square.
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lofty rooms, well finished, veraadaha on two dations, iron roof, bay window, verandah, tiled
sides, bathroom (h., c. and sLov/er),
The Business will in future be carried on,
under the stylo of England Bros. II
V A R D S^r "" 115 Colombo street, next City Buffet
lightbqdy and 0., two rejjisieis and .' earths, large washhouse with
"TEES TO N W.C.'b, with sewer connection, deep veil, coppsr, workshop. This property is very R. W. ENGLAND, Jnnx. M
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windmill, conservatory, and usual offices. pleaeanuy situated, and should command a
PRODUCE COMPANY. FRIDAY NEXT. Price 850, terms if desired. ready sale. July Ist. 1901. ; m
SYDENHAMNew House 5 rooms, scullery, FENDALTON, backing on to Wairaiapa-
rpHE CHRISTOHUROH FRUIT AMD
J- PRODUCE COMPANY will SELL, ait
SO Three-quarter-bred Hoggets washh-ouse, handy to tram, J-acre land. Price RiverAbout 2 Acres, well 3aid out, good
orchard and paddock, Houss 10 rooms, bath-
LINWOOD.
A CHARM ING LITTLE PROPERS.
TXT HITS HART HOTEL, VST ALLACE AND LAURIE, ;
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"VV'o shall be represented at this Fixture, andj 270. Very- small deposit taken. CAMBRIDGE STREET-*l-3rd acre, well HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.
TIMBER and COAL MERCHANTS, ;'-| ffi
NORTH LL2JWOODI4 i-aore Sections, room (h. and c), and conveniences. 1050. fencer! aCii stocked witb fu-1 bearing fruit trees,
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from JJBS each, splendid buildxrig sites, high and exceptionally well-built house of 6 good JOHN KRILL, Proprietor. (late Wood and Laurie), IB
Strawberries, Cherries, Green Peas N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE, and dry. INVESTMENTCity, very centralFour rooms, panir.v, scullery, and bathroom, iron Corner of Manchester and Tuam street*, X J

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Also, ex Rotomahana, at 2.80 p.m., ROBT. HARDIE, Manager. SYjJii.s"HAMHouso and shop in good Shops, with dwellings, in good order, brick roof, c. foundations, verandah, washhouso and HAVE FOR "SALE \?E

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Sample Rooms.
40 S&oks New Potatoes (Auckland), Lemons s, J. J. ISiBISTER, neighbourhood, 550; a chance for a store- dividing v/alls- 900. Oood tenants. Ren- copper, workshop, wood and coalhouse, very Telephone 45. Night Porter. ALL KINDS OF TIMBER and BUILDING : QMS

7023 A. R. ELLIS, Auctioneers. _j keeper.. and cheap. splendid tale- Teturn over i* per cent. complete ,in every, detail. Northern aspect.

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Granges, Bananas.
MATERIAL. .JtM
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rooms, 450, SYDEJSEAM, just off Colombo 525. Easy Terms can be arranged.

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ALDINGTONHouse 7
A. J. BENDAL-L, "g" I R ,W E E( YARDS. garden, everything.
in good order and con- street, handy to Railway, i-acre, well planted,
7003 Auctioneer. s ,PRn>AY~NEXT.
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dition; an ideal home. Price 460. good house, 6 rooms, plastered walls, iron CHURCHILL STREET
TO LET.
Fino Modern SEASONED TIMBER A SPECIALITY, Jj~B

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5 zooms and roof, verandah, wide hall, largo scullery,- cup- House, of 6 rooms and all conveniences. Ideal
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asphalt paths, fruit trees. situation.
JRICCARTON, near RailwayJ-acre, long MONEY. Galvanised Iron jJK
SALE;, Solicit Entries.
hoards, concrete foundations, Venetian biinds.
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rvXFORD FORTNIGHTLY Price 450., frontage, Galvanised Wire, Barbed, ftrid,Plain, """", m

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N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE, very low price, easy terms. have various --Sums of MONEY for
14iJh CRADDOCK AND SIMEo,
WE jates and Kurdlc3 Sheep and Rabbit Nfa '*~'ms

Investment on.good Town or Country
iTHURSDAY,
PRESENT ENTRIES COMPRISE
NOVEMBER.
7926
ROBT. HARDIE, Manager:
J. J. ISBISTER, ENGLAND AND TBOMAS>. \ '. : East belt, fronting tho
Avon high terraceNew House 6 rooms, bath
(h. and' c), and conveniences. 300.
185 Hereford street, Hereford Chambers.
Freeholds, at Lowest Kates of Interest. Fav-
ourable tonus for repayment. JOHNSTON Builders' Ironmongery X
A. R. ELLIS, Auctioneers.
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100 Crosebred Ewes, with lamb* at foot
* R. W. England, Jan.) (G. Thomas. CITY,. Walker street, good positionJ-acre, MILLS and JOYCE,'Solicitors 213 Hereford
at R&igiora and
Telephone'No. 253. ?:% H|
85 Merino Ewes, with lamba at foot 6' rooms, iron roof, Venetians, ges laid on, street, Chrisfchuroh, and

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H. MATSON AND CO
80 Jiorino Wethera
60 Forward Boggete '- j and and /estate. agents,
'washhouse 'and copper. 380.
CITld, WestFirst-class House 8 large
LytteJton. \ : 6SIO
BROWN'S TIMBER YARDS. ''-hWt
T EESTON STOCK , MARKET. rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, plas- HAVE VARIOUS SUMS OF MONEY
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&0 Forward Hoggets
40 Fab Ewoa
PRIDAY~NEXT. licensed :land brokers, tered,'.centre flowers, gas and fittings, on high
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20 Fat Ewee concrete foundations, 2 bay windows, iron AT LOWEST HATES OF INTEREST. Under Cover, Ready for Use.
Under the Land Transfer Act roof, Venetian blinds, pantry, scullery, copper, "
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3 Cows, just calved 50 Ewee, with 200 per cent. asphalt paths. 800.,
Borrowers can arrange, to pay off by in- ILL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIA!/ .' if

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land, well fenced, nice garden, substantial 2- stalments or on short notice. ** In Great Variety. B1
7977 L. O. INKJRAM, Auctioneer. 100 Dry Ewee, forward
' residence, 12 Tooms, plastered, bath- pOP. SALE,leaving, Hereford street, Linwopd, W. E. D. BISHOP,

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Leases, and Applications tinder storey
=* 110 Shorn Hogget* Transfers,
room; a very cheap property; price 800. -*- Owner and must realize, Solicitor. BROWN'S COAL SHEDS. M
ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS.
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40 Head Cattle Hereford street 3631 BEST QUALITY COALS, M
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and eoullery, pantry, bathroom, h. 'and c.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD -acre, 7 good rooms, bathroom, washhouse, etc. water, asphalt paths, stable, traphouse, etc.; T '. "notice. ALL KINDS AT LOWEST BATES, ''. M

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Money Lent on Freehold Security.
HOTEL PROPERTY. Sale 11 sharp. 600. 300, and 450 awaiting immediate

must C*-i O**
Mortgages Effected. Absentees Represented. FENDALTON-1 Acre, orchard, sell. SjlZOl INVESTMENT. Several other PRICE LIST ON- APPLICATION. ; M
H. MATSON and C0.,"
MESSRS ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS 7948
LTD,, have received instructions ironoa'
Auctioneers.
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Rents and Interest Collected.
===== Properties for Sale in Christohtaroh, St. cash, balance at 5 per cent.
superior House 7 rooms, bathroom (h. and For particulars write to
SUMS a*. Low Rates. Reasonable Terms. J. T. BROWN and SON,
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a), stables, traphouse, etc. Low price. 250
i P.0., BOX 256. G. W. C. SMITHSON,
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the Executors ot the late Mrs Walkley t< 10
SELL by PUBLIO AUCTION, at an earl;|y
4 D DINGTON
PYNE AND CO.
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Albans, Sydenham, Linwood, Fendalton, Ric- OPAWAOver 2 Acres good orchard,
carton, Summer, New Brighton, and various modern House 6 rooms, scullery, bath, copper,
KNIGHT AND CHECKLEY,
Land and Estate Agents,
208 Hereford street.,
Telephone 362.
Asaph street.
P.O. Box No. 308. " '. B
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tlat. Country District*.
stables, traphouse, etc. 700l MONEY TO LEND.
That Most Valuable Property, known, v th<,c 181 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHUKCH.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
TO-MORROW,
ROYAL INSURANCE CHAMBERS,
SPECIAL.
Near Canterbury College and Museum Tn!TE wish- to dra.w the special attention, or ON FIRST MORTGAGES of FREEHOLD
SECURITIES, from 4j per cent., ac- JOHN WALLER AND SON, ;R:
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Situated at the junction, ot Main street witlh SPECIAL EINTR?-- Splendid High Section, first-class Hbuso .9 cording to security and amount. Also, on TIMBER AND COAL ; M
No. 208 Hereford street (Ground Floor). large and lofty rooms, well finished through- i. Property Hoidore and Purchasers to the
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fact that wo have an immense number of approved Second Mori gages.
- -1 First-claaa Four-year-old Shorthorn Bull IN STOCK * Every Description,; ; JH
Full particulars in futnre advertisement PYNE and CO.,
r>.O. Box 467. Telephone 644. out, very complete, bathroom (h. and c), and enquiries for Properties of every, description,
the usual kitchen offices; all drainage con- being so centrally situated.
IZARD aiul LOUGHNAN, Solicitors,
Hereford street, Cbristchurch, HAVE
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DS4RSLEY AND LANE, nected with sewer. A most desirable 'resi- Lee3ton and Southbridge. LARGE STOCKS of SEASONED TIMi3B, -:_- M

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7947 Auctioneers.
N.B.The best site in Palmerstos North. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, dence. Now vacant. Keys at our Office. keirt under cover -ready for immediate use. ;Bj|
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A WIDESPREAD CHOICE SELDOM
PROMPTLY ADVANCED, in
7773
ABRAHAM and WILLIAMS, LTD.,
Palmeraton North.
LABRY, MACFARLANE AND CO. TTAVE FOR .SALE IN ST. ALBANS:
H. L. BOWKiIR AND SON.
HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS.
FAILS TO SATISFY.
MONEYSUMS of 0
TO ANY PERSON UPON ANY
and UPWARDS. Cement, Galvanieed Iron,
Sashes, Builders' Ironmongers,
Lead, Dcore,.
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* THIS DAY, at 10 a,m. Persons desirous of making ready sales Fencing Material,' ;, mp
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CRESCENT ROADComer Section contain- SECURITY.
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W. R. HARDING. ing J-acre, house 7 rooms, pantry, hath, would do wall call ou us.
Also upon Life Policies. Shares, Deeds, COALS AND FIREWOOD.
LAND DEPARTMENT. Wo NO CHARGE
~ T AERY, MACFARLANE and CO. will[1 scuhery, copper, workshop, etc. 550. 00
ST. ALBANY LANE, good positionNearly.
make
sale is cfiac-.od. Wo
whatever unless a
advertise in both the Leases, and Bills of Sale over House-
hold Furiiituro.
W are Prepared to QUOTE PRICES feft .f|
\V. R. Harding.) (W. B. Harding . XW SELi. s Daily Papers, and in our own Catalogue, wn at B'''=::"~1B
200 C H A S. HILL. Building Materials 4e^verel n
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i-acre Section for 75. Live and Dead Stock.
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GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
HO MANCHESTER STREET.
HARDING
* Strawberries, Cherriee, Gooseberries,
toes, Peas, Orangos, Bananas, etc., Mil-
Pota- ST. ALBANS LANETwo First-class
lages of 4 and 5 rooms, close to the Papa-
Cot-
Tp 0 B SALE.
which has a largo circulation at OUR OWN
expense.
All Business Strictly Confidential:
part of the Province. ffl
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CHRISTCHURCH. dura Lemons, Pines. nui road, with sculleries,
acre to each, long frontage. 500 for the
about i- We are Agents for the Anstralian Mutual Postal Address, Box. 15. Telephone No. 132.
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LINWOOD. ment, and Plantekoa Herbal Soap, the: ||
17NTRIE8 for NOVEMBER PROPERTY 7950 1 LABRY, MACFARLANE and CO., two or would sell separately 200 HEREFORD STREETA Dwelling House Provident Society. F. C. RAPHAEL, cure for chronic disease. Chemists and sto** i EM

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Financial and Commission Agent,
AUCTION SALE should bo made at once.
FOR SALE.
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T AEKY, MACFARLANE and CO. have re- >"
Auctioneers.
~ OFF FAPANUI ROADGood rkouse 6 rooms, of S roome, built of stone, washhouae, copper,
bathroom, washhouse, tubs fitted, over bath, over i-acre section, asphp.lt paths, fruit
J-acre, 2 frontagee, lawn and orchard, trees, just over the East belt. SSO.
MONEY TO LEND to suit
Lowest Current Bates from- 10 up to 10,000.
Borrowers at 100 Cashel street, Christchurch. keepers generally. Wholesale agent, Wm. T. " m
Dowson, herbalist, 16 Victoria street, Chrisrc,
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Tenienoe, S to 8 acres land, two frontages8> SELL, -
SYDENHAM, in a good localityResidenci:o Xi ceived instructions from Mr Brookes to
by PUBLIC AUCTION, on the pre- PROPERTIES FOR SALE IN THE CITY
north aspect. 400. 132 PAPANUL MONEY.
LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO.'S OFFICES,
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tnises, 68 Colombo street South, on WED- *- CITY, North, good positionCottage 4 rooms, ing-house A Capital J-acre Corner Section, with dwell- FOR SALE. FUNERAL
of 4 rooms, scullery, woshhouse, tuba, WOOLSTON, Feriy road i acres good land, 172 Lichfie'.d street. Box 04, P.O.
would cut up well and leave plenty of land fo NESDAY. at. 2 p.m. f portion of his FURNL *
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L 3 fire places, conservatory, scullery, pas- bath, stables, traphouse, windmill, all in 14 chahu frontage Telephone 624.
with email houses etc. 500. Friends of the late Isaac Bandell ara, m
the. bouse. Price less than the building cost TURE, consisting of sage, in good
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HE above COMPANY have MONEY TO T>HB
613-1&??* Cheffouier, Chairs, Tables, etc., Horse-haiiir ST. ASAPH STREETShop and Dwelling of repair. Price 230. 135 good oider. 400. TUA2I blliJfajJiT, LinwoodHouse of 6 < respectfully invited to attend hie ' if
CITY. LEND on tbo following Securities, in
CHRISTCHURCH Suburban Poultr; rooms, tcullery, etc., small section, two front- Funeral, leaving hie late residence, 319 Soutli m
Breeding Eetablishment, with good house
tabling, fowl houses, ample accommodatioi '
' Puito (Cedar), also quantity Fruit andd
other Cases.
4 rooms, scullery, washhouse, copper,
corner section.
SALISBURY STREETCapital section ages. Cheep, 250.
stable, trap house, etc. Price 300. Good and new.y-buiit housd of 5 good ioom3, plas- rtl'. Fitsgerald streetNew
Sums of 20 and upwards:
Freehold Property. the
Sydenham, at 2 p.m., Thursday, Htn, lor. ,- m
Leasehold Property, bolt, Addingfton Cemetery. W. LAaitiFOBD, m
for large number of fowls, sufficient land, gar LAERY, MACFARLANE and CO.
Auctioneers. SALISBURY
196 tered, ecuiitry, pantry, bathroom, h. and o. Houeo of 6 rooms, washhouse, copper, veran-
STREETCottage 4 rooms, water service, t&nfc, bay and oriel windows,
Shares of any description. Bills of Sale
over Farm Stock, Bills of Sale over Funeral (Director and Embalmer. Telephone m,
den ana orchard; only 380 the lot; stabfinjig 7946
and buildings easily converted into other use ~
acullery, gocd corner section. Price 265. gaa. concrete floor wa&hhouso, tubs. This
i dah, up to date, J-acre; 475.
CiTi. Tusm street EastHouse of S rooma Furniture and Household Property, or 68a. -
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197 clsse of property is grcatiy in dtraaad, aud and conveniences; a bargain; must be sold on Personal Security. FTiends of Mr Thomas Needham are
it desired. 482-40M D. THOMAS. SOUTH
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CHRISTOHURCH, in a good position- only about 6 minutes' walk from Cathedral to close i= atare. -A- invited to uttend the Funeral of his kte
Good Cottage containing 5 rooms and square. 10 ACRES ,haady to train and town, with very cheap rate; veekly or months pay- Daughter, Ethel May, to leave hia resiaence, R
Well-biiilt House 8 rooms, bathroom, hall, ecul
lery, b. and c water, store room, verandah, etc
Good section. Price leas than cost of buildingS-
J- ARCADE HORSE FAIR. conveniences, about i-acre. Price 450.
3 98
LINWOOD. ; House
House of 5 rooms, bath, scullery, wash- jgarden nd orchard; price 525.
of 3 jargo and lofty rooms, stable, etc., ments can be arranged to any amount. We Yalahurst, on Wednesdaj*
Lend Money on Reversionary Interests under 3 p.m., for the Riccarton Churohyaid. ldih ineiant, al
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ASBIBURTON. JUST OFF MADRAS STREETGood Sec- house, coppsr, gas, V. blinds, everything in OPAWA, Shakeapeare roadHouse of 6 wills, or will purchase 'same. Having been 79gg :

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Owner leaving.
SUMNER, RedcliffeNew house 7 rooms
485-41
FRIDiAY,
tion, room for two cottages, 1 enain front- good order; E4O.
age. Price 80. 199 ST, ALBANS.
: rooms, bath,
FENDALTON,
ssuLery, etc., J-acre; 386. in business since 1864 is a sufficient guarantee
to School and Church that our business in carried on with the
bathroom, lavatory, pantry, washhouso, tab ' GOOD POSITIONGood House 6 rooms, close
An uy-io-date house of 6 large and lofty Hcusa of G roome, etc., in perfect order, mag- utmost secrecy. Compare our piices before T LA MB AND SO i B ;
fixed and water laidf on, J-acre, fenced an< d ~\/rt i nearly new, bathroom, water laid on, rooms,
planted; a complete marine residence; onh J IVX on the above d*t4s, FAIR
HORSE will take p!aceo
when I will OFFER,t pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper, j- I service, bathroom,
acre, plastered throughout. Price 500. Iarch, asphalt
shower, h. and c. water nificent orchard of almost 1J acres of full bear- obtaining money
copper, tubs, V. blinds, tiled gr&tcs, ing fruit trees, almost an acre in raspberry
elsewhere.
VICTOR HARRIS, UNDERTAKERS 1
486-41: on acconnt of Various Client*, > <
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LINWOOD, close tram line and near Cit[?
290. Manager of Directors.
200 !! section. A few paths,
over J-acrc, very high c<ines, from 30 to 50 can be made from the
walk over the Nor;h fruit aioae. A Reai Bargain at 600. We have no Board, therefore your business AND B
New House 4 rooms, scullery, oopner, shed
etc., good section, garden; deposit and ba!anci;o
6 Draught Mares,
n*as Horses.
Geldings, and Light Har-
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* WORCESTER STRBST, northern aspect, belt and handy ruiuutes'
splendid poeifcionHouse P rooms, scul- to coach. FAI'ANUI
from
ROAD (just oS), a few minutes is done direct with the Manager. 4221
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M rent. A chance. ADDINGTON. the-tramA First-class House of 7 rooms,
HOTMiS, Town and Country, Let or Sale
GBCTBRAL STORES, Town and Countryy,
982-20!
J PRESENT~ENTRY
110 Hoad of *11 descriptiona.
lery, etc., fruit trees, fell |-acr. 260.
CITY, NORTH-WEST, having a western j!
201 Brand new house of S rooms, baihroom, bath, tvaehhcmse, stable, txapshed, etc., laigz X?Ofl (\f\f\ T0 LEND, from 5 upwards,
pantry, copper, Y. blinds, tiled grates, cup- i orchaid, and good-sized paddock, almost 2J db\Ji\J\J\.F on any Class of Security, No. 35 LICHFIELD STREET. B
ftoinff ooncerns, where money can be made.
FARMS, FARMS. 79&t D. THOMAS.
- aspectSubstantially-built new House, | iboards, and wardrobe,
containing 6 large rooms, large hall, bath, J CITY.
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i-acre section; 465. acres laid oS in sections; all in perfect ordor. Interest from 4* PER CENT.
Price S>oo. Terms. J. J. DOUGALL, Telephone 639. g

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15 Acres to. 80,000 Acres, all district*. Par *- JYKRB AND PAKEIERSON. h. and c, w.c. connected, washhouse, f A very attractive ner house of 6 lofty
Don't Forget the Addrees
Solicitor,
99 Cathedral square (nesfc Poet Office).
copper, fixed tabs, workshop, fowl nouse, Irooms, bathi corns, h. and c water service,
tieulars en application.
TO LETFrom now to December Ist, Offio full i-acre, back entrance, well lafel out, ; scullery, pantry, wf-shhouse, copper, tubs, KNIGHT AND CHECKLEY. BARREL Ii. J|
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and Sample Rooms, central position. 21-50 n PROPERTIES FOR SALR, for which and having eveTy modern convenience. Jtank, oriel and bay windows, gas, plastered, '.331 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. "jIXONEY to LEND, on Land or Personal UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB. M
LOANS negotiated for large or smell auraia X E**y Terms can be arranged: Owner leaving. 875. 202 i jand everything of the very bc3t material. Close to Caehel street-. at Low Rates of Interest.
on Mortgage of Freehold Property on advaa q. S ACRES of excellent Land, will grow OPAWAVery Nice Position, good House of !!
* Note.This property ha nearly a chain
BOARD AND RESIDENCE^
Security,
GEORGE SWANN, Solicitor, POLISHED ENGLISH OAK or RIMTJ ' fi

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tageoua anything, very suitable for market garden,i. -7 roems, bath, hoi, cold, and ehower, ! ifrontage, end is within very easy walking COFFINS m
W. B. HARDING,' hajjdy to town and in a goodl position, housoo pantry, scullery, *~ashhonse, copper, distance of Post Office. A really nice resi- 169 154 Worcester street. Cfcristchurch. Axe Kept in Stock for Urgent Orders. BJ
Auctioneer, Valuator, Estate and Financia al of 4 rooms, washhouse, stable, etc Pric shed, conservatory, J-acre land, fruit dence. LIXWOOD. WAI 2IAREI HOUSE, Telegrams or Telephone Orders by Night oS raj
Agent, 112 Manchester street, Christohnrch. 500 .small deposit. 0.8. 322 J"*?* etc in Eood order. 625- 203 Receive Immediate Attention. .-
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4 ACRES of heavy land on the Canal Re- >- NEAR '
ASHBURTON4OO sub-divided. House of G rooms, bathroom., copper, T. SOUTH. V|
~ serve, .douse of, S rooma and outbuildings.i. Acroe,
house 6 rooms, stable*, implement shed, b;irds, cupboard, wardrobe, booxcase. This
FIRST-CLASS BOARD and RESIDENCE. OFFICE 53 DURHAM STREET
Workshops, etc.: 232 and 234 St. Asaph street, mm
TOWKB, NORTON ANT) CO. Pric* reMonable, and terms to suit. O-3. 322 y**ds, etc- Low ngure. 202 property is almost new, and in capital order;
Hot, Cold and Shower Baths, Piano.
~ 3 ACRES and nearly new 5-roomcd House,;, UNVrOODGood
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Section, 30 perches, ever 455. CENTRAL POSITION. LOJNJON 216
DENTAL
HIGH iiIREET
INSTITUTE, Telephone 721. B|

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SALE" everything in good order, handy to tram, -very y

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verandah, washhouee, copper, acullery, stable,, 40 feet frontage, wo!l fenced and Land
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Transfer Title. 100. House 4 rooms, scullery, washhonse as-
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0.8. 100 SPREYDONOver a acres first-ciase Land, phalt paths, over }-acre, corner section, fruit And Branches in Four Centres.
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCES WITH EAND ' We have
OPAWANew Residence of 6 roome, veran Avoneide still in the market Price 50.
a few nice i-acre Building Sitoe att long frontage, good house 6 rooms, veran- trees, a few seconds' walk from tram; 320. "rriE TAHUNA"
dah, large shed of 2 rooms, stables, and ST. ALBANS.
the Tramway A Complete Set of Teeth from 1 Is. MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE.
jy
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d*h, oriel windows, French windows, oonaerva*-~
X Bridge). FURNISHED a ait,
Over 1 Acre corner section, with dwelling- ; hot, cold, and slicwer baths. APARTALSNTS, Alao, First Prise Gold Medal Teeth Painlessly
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INVfSTMENTS FOR CAPITAtISTS. all outbuildings. 400. 201 and Montreal streets -mfc
tory, etc,, atables and traphouse, and numeroui v Some good City Properties, Residences, (> LINWOOD, best positionA thoioughly- house of 7 rooms, and oae of 4 rooms, all j3125 Corner of Cashel streetDrillshed)
MRS H. J. V. Fitted h& Atmospheric Suction. ' &}

convt'uiecco, '2J acres sple&did land, SraVolaa built House of 7 large rooms, plastered in first-class order. A good investment; 630. ROGERS. (Opposite
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and IMPORTER of All ]
orchard, and well watered.
BLIGH'S ROAD, PapaauiFiret-da*
11lte Apply
aybss and pausersojt,
w^ 1 throughout, bath, h. and c,
stable, and all modern improvements, Nearly 1 Acre section, vrith a capital or-
ADDINGTON. GLOUCESTER HOUSE.
OoS GLOUCESTER STREET WEST
Guerantaed' Ten Years.
The Most Complete System in the World. MANUFACTURER
jjescriptions of Monumental Work. kief
Residence of 12 rooms and offices, stablee an<S
ontbtiiidinzs. five and half acres land. 101a

Agente, 191 Hero&d street.
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good section. Price 630. 205 iS chard and dwelling-house of 4 rooms, scul-
cottage thereon, having a long frontage I Government workshops and saleyards, and Central Telephone 382.
WOOLSTONOver 4 Acres Good Land, with j lery, washhouse, copper, stables, handy to PIRST-CLASS
Rot, Cold,
BOARD and RESIDENCE.
and Shower Baths.
Single Tooth Fitted from ss.
Absolutely Painless Extractions, otherwise
iiest Quality and Lowest Prices.
Inspection Invited. Established 1863. CM
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K^SDALTONFirst-claM up-to-date Reei i- MRS ilcKlE.

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denes of 12 room* and offices, 7 acre* laod to Ferry road. W have just received will be sold at once; 400. I\o Fee.
lovely ground*, running stream of water, ia CANTERBURY
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EMPLOj.rIRS' ASSO- instructions to sell at a very low figure 6d. Extractions 2s 6d and I.
CIATION. SYDENHAM. -QOARD AND RESIDENCE, Pure as, 2s PARSO N, 8 X -JM
vc.. rallied eitnation, and the finest property a ,t to effect a speedy sale. This is an ex-
101)8 Office: 129 Caahel street Telephone 1033.
House 8 rooms, stable, storeroom, trapshed,
*-' For Ladies and Gentlemen. Teeth Stopped with Goid from as.
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pr< *>'pi in
1. ALIJANS,
market.
off Papfcnui roadTwo AcreiM rpHB OFFICE
?iuud. -lUviT isuce-i, and a very good orcharda, X. O"PEN DAILY from 9.80 to. 5 p.m.,
of this Association is now
ceptional opportunity to secure a bar- |-acre section; all in geed order.
gain. Call for particulars early.
These are & few of th* Bargains that sxe
r~i:- '.tnen'-ni shru'.n and tree*, house.of 7 rooma, except Saturdays, when it is open from 9 a.m. going. Catalogue of Properties up-to-date on cheap city property.A dwelling-house
CITY.
A Tare chance for anyone in search of a ABERDAUE
MRS BARFORD,
HOUSE,
Open Every Day from 9 a.m. till 5.30 p.m.
Monuz&ents
MONUMENTAL
MANCHESTER
and
Granite,
Headstones
and
MASON,
STREET.
Stone.
in Marble,
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of 7 239 Gloucester street West.
it 4iul*h, bathroom, scullery and pantry y, to 1 p-m. application. Easy Term* arranged for any rooms, washhouse, copper, bath, gas,
V. blinds, T> OA R D NEWEST DESIGNS. II
* )wj, trnp'">"*e and outbuildings, all wel 11 Employers invited to Communicate matterss Property.
tiled grate, conservatory, excellent sound tim- AND RESIDENCE, All Work Guaranteed. m\
<i-j -t <-:l perfectly sound. 9
HiL ofSpecial Interest to Wholesale or Retail 1 DBARSLEY AND LANE. ber, and the house is well built in every LOWEST PRICES. W
iTTIWLKt"-Kenidence 12 rooms, large aa<i<l Businesses. TE S lAN WELLS, '
io -y, ver&ttjitb, bathroom, h. and c, and thoo-
h'.ied up throughout, detached cottage
HENRY BROADHEAD, Secretary. ; fpO"WNEND*B X vruunutteed
Sulpnur~ilar "~Beertorer is respect, northern aspect; 390, cheap.
to,restore Grey Hair to it* SYDENHAM-.
MRS IRVING,
AS SANITAxiJt
QASFITTING,
PLUMBING Conorete Kerbings, Iron
Inepection Specially
Railings.
Invited. *1 c.
V-'o AitMuv/, n<i coachhouse, 6i acres land!,' CECOfSD3EDJD~CYOLESTo meet the re- ' y . natural colour. It is not a dy. It removes Hou3c 4 rooms, scullery, iron roof, asphalt THE LIMES, VICTORIA SQUARE. BBASSFOUNDER,

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and dandruff, and prevent* the hair patha, i-acre; 215. 1101
choice Mid matured orchard, nd ornamenta,{ O q.uirements of Girls at business and 1 scurf
(H mv.a, i peddock, and bandy to tram. Tinie Working Men, Adams' Sun Cycle Depot,;
from falling oat. Price 2s, by post a* 3d. W. AN INVESTMENT. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. FINE
CONTRACT PLUMBER.
MECHANICAL WORK. Printed and ptibliehed by PamEiS Ssua, 333 g
prutoti/ is most complete in every respect. &32 Lower Sigh street, oppoata A. J. White's, willI P. Townend, 183 Colombo ttrest, Carist- About 300 Acres of First-class Land 'at Flax- TTANDSOMJiLY FURNISHED APART- Colombo street North, Chxiatohurch, for tne
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*'or cuds to view apply to Sell Second-hand Machines ou very easy terms, church. ton, let to a good tenant, paying 5 per cent XI MIiNTS for Ladiea and Gentlemen. Copper, Brass, Zinc, and Lead Bought Chriatchui'ch "Press" Company, Limited, If
the Kegistered Office of tho ComptKfi Mk
TONKS, NORTON and CO., and low prices for cash. On delivery of ma-
-' iiinson and interest on the purchase money. MRS SAWTELL,
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Land and Estate Agents, chines only a small deposit is required, andI X hold a very luge assortment, in all sizes CHAS. HILL, Solicitor, DAN X S, Cashel sirect, Christchureh.
Sherwood, 72 Caahel street E. T.
Hereford street. weekly instalments of five shillings. 83333 and prices 134 Hereford street, Christchurch. Telephone 473. 103 and 300 Xaohfield itreot, Chxistchurch. Tuesday, November 12, i9OLi
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