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Auctions. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, The Entire Horse Bonny Scotland. Mr t. bullock has received instructions from Mr George TilBon, to Sell by Public Auction, at tho Arcade, on SATURDAY, 29th SEPT., That grand Clydesdale Stallion BONNY SCOTLAND, Bred by T. Pashby, Esq., Kaiapoi. Bonny Scotland is a dark brown horse rising 6 years, 16| hands high, good bone and substance, splendid temper and good action. Sale at 1 o’clock. 9 578 T. BULLOCK, Auctioneer. IN BANKRUPTCY. M UNDELL & CO. have received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of John Sugrue to Sell by Public Auction, at the Orari Railway Station, on MONDAY,, 24th SEPT., 1883, 202 ® ac^B °* goot * w beat 104 Sacks of Seconds WHEAT 1 TILTING MACHINE (good as new) ID.F. PLOUGH, by Reid ana Gray.,

Sale at 1 o'clock. 9 576 MUNDELL & CO.. Auctioneers. Messrs matson, cox & co. have received instructions from Mr .T. B. Richards to Sell by Public Auction on TUESDAY, SEPT. 25, 1883, QAA Sound Mouthed EWES, in OUU lamb to Leicester Rams. 9 575 MATSON, COX & CO., Auctioneers UNRESERVED SALE. Valuable 80 Acre Farm. By order of the Mortgagees. ESSRS MATSON, COX & CO, t have received instructions to submit to Auction for absolute sale, At 10 o’clock, \f£% SATURDAY, 6th OCTOBER, 1883, At their Rooms, West street, RURAL SECTION 20485, containing 81 Acres, lately in the occupation of Mr H. Beckett. This compact little property situated close to the Wakanui creek, and comprising as ,*, it dees some of the richest growing land, is now offered on such ex- . ceptionally easy terms, as are seldom offered for farms of the quality and description of the above For farther particulars, 1 Apply to 9 672 MATSON, COX & CO. Public Notices. I BEG to announce that T have ranged to TRANSFER my BUSINESS of Land, Estate, Commission, and insurance Agent, Rent and Debt Collector, etc., to Messrs J. Wakd and Son, )f the 1 Arcade Chambers, and I have pleasure in asking my clients to give my mccessors a continuance ef their support. The transfer takes date from the Ist July next. WILLIAM SMITH. Ashburton, 29th June, 1883. •O STATION & STOCK OWNERS, MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN & THE PUBLIC OF ASHBURTON & DISTRICT.

In reference to the foregoing announcement from Mr William Smith, we have the honor to state that in addition to the business we take over from Mr Smith, we ate prepared to undertake Accountancy in all its branches, as well as any other business of a confidential nature, and we hope that by careful attention, reasonable charges, and prompt settlements, to merit a share of the public confidence and support. Beceiving offices for Messrs Cuff and Graham’s “ Australasian ” FORWARDING AGENCY, by which means a parcel of 21bs in weight can be forwarded from Ashburton and delivered in any part of England and Wales for the sum of 7s 3d, or in Scotland or Ireland for 8s 3d. Tariff of Charges cap oo seen at either the office in Fast ssr ot or the. Arcade Cham ben. J, WARD & SON, Agents to the LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Arcade Chambers, Ashburton 29th June, 1883 4871 Ecclesiastical. United Gospel Mission. TOWN HALL, ASHBURTON. Me Duncan Wright will conduct an] Bight Days’ MISSION from SUNDAY, the 23rd instant, to the end of the month. On Sunday Morning, the 23rd inst. , a Public Service will be held, commencing at 8 am. . On Sunday Afternoon, the 23rd mat., a childrens’ service will be held, commencing at 3 o’clock p.m., to which all the Sabbath Schools in the district are invited. On Sunday Evening, the 23rd mat., a Public Service will be hold, commencing at *8 o’clock.

Doors open at 7.30. Every Evening during th -> week, PublicServices at 7.30. Doors open at 7 o’clock p.m. Every day Prayer Meetings at noon, for an hour from 12.30. 0 527 JjlOR AN HONEST DOUBTER, The writer, who has the sincerest sympathy for honest doubters, would strongly recommend that, on the chance of there being some truth in Scripture, the reader should take some such step as using the following lines (at least once every day), which are based on the prayer of a soldier before entering into battle, “ O God, if there be a God, have mercy upon my soul, If I have a soul ” : I, O Go'l, if God there be, And I’ve offended Thee, ■' ' In mercy look on me. a. My soul, if soul there be, ~, W ould’s t thou Salvation see? ■ ’ . ' . Now to the Saviour flee, i 3. O Christ, if Christ there be, And Thou hast died for me, I would Salvation see. 4. Spirit, if suchf there be, And Thou.would’st plead with me, I - f Q may I list to Thee. 9 549