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Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1424, 22 May 1886, Page 3

UxNDKU DIeL OF SALK. E SSIIS M ATSO N, COX A 0 ixJL have received instruction,-! from t holders o; the. Toll of Sale to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON MONDAY, BIST MAY, 188(5. On tlio Farm of Air F. Oiks, Wakaui i, 1a) HOUSES, draught and otherwise DRAYS, PLOUGHS, HARROWS 8 REAPERS AND It IN ULUS, CIIAI-T CUTTER J > CELEBS SPRING OART, empt; \i s.vt ]v-» of HARNESS & Sun lines C> HORSE-I’gWER Chi', lor. ami Slni l tic O wer.h ENGINE COMBINE AN! h, EVATOIt, m good wojkiug order Also, at mine lime ami [dace, Pj HOUSES, Draught and eihorwiee 1) RAYS, quantity of Harness « AmJ -j^' HOWARD lift STRING- HINDEU ART, PLOUGHS, HARROW;. HEAD CATTLE, PIGS o if 'I VMBKI DOE ROLLER, CHAFFV,' CUTTER And a large quantity of Sundries. OIPR.INGC 2-50 B)0 Also at same time and place, YOUNG MERINO EWES, In good condition FIRSr-CROSS LAMBS, a good lot 550 FIUST ' CI!OdS LAMr>S > Sale at 11 o’clock, Luncheon provided. No rcstff've. MATSON, COX & CO.

A SKILFUL SURGICA: Til L American Ambass .Mr Knsson, has lately CJov( lament an interest in* remarkable snreieal opera' funned by Professor Lillr which. wonderful to 1011, - removal of a portion of. the, involving nearly one-third o‘ st ran ire to say, the paticn only sneeessfr.l operal ion c pert ormed. The disease operation was p'erfonned w; stomach, r tended with symptoms : —The appetite There is a peculiar indescri the stomach, a feeling that h; as a faint “n// yaom ’ sen slime collects about the tee the morning, accompanied V taste. I'\jod tails to satis frdvii sensation : hut, on t appears 10 the fee are sunken, tinned with ycl and feet become cold ane perspiration. r l ho sufferer J time, and sleep does not ret After a time the patient bee< irritable, gloomy. Ids mind forebodings. When rising j recumbent position there i whirling sensation, and he is tirm to keep fn bowels costive, the skin dry the blood becoming thick ai (.toes not circulate properly, nati

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ASHBURTON RACING CLUB, A SPECIAL Meeting of the members of tli.) Achburton Racing Ciub will be held at the Ciub’a Room, on SATURDAY, May ‘2 I J, at 8 p.m , for the pmposo of difcusaing the neiv rules of racing adopted by the Metropolitan Clubs. SAMUEL SAUNDHRS, Secretary.