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us to another CRISIS m tho History of Lii kCLAUS, who is expected here between tl md fitting reception of the abovo m ntione as procured from the best Markot a LAHG NERY, BOOKS, TOYS, FANOY GOOD! ENTS, and other GOODS too numerous I NW PBEMISEB. aess, the Proprietor has erected Lrge an -sot Hotel, East Stroot, which will bo oponc and see the Is tables ; como ;md boo the C res at lowest possible prices. Come one TH. SMALL PROFITS, LARGE AND 3 MOTTO of the Proprietor. -ELM- JONES>e opened for tho XMAS Trade, Ijgj^SoO d Bills. 12 S Public Notices. — — PAPERHATOINGS. A NICE assortment of the above no\ m Stock and to arrive ; also PAINTS, OILS, COLORS, AND VARNISHES 11*45 JOHN ORR & Co. Wool Season, 1887-88. WE are preparod to make LIBERA! CASH ADVANCES against Larg or SMALL Clips of Wool, whether intended for Sale In ASHBURTON OR ELSEWHERE. We have made moat satisfactory arrange] ments for SHIPPING CLIENTS' WOOL, If prices realised m Ashbnrton a-e nol considered satisfactory. It Is our Intention to hold PERIODICAL WOOL SALES Throughout the Season, Of which due notice will be given, anc as our GRAIN STORE, which was constrnotod with duo rogard to LIGHT, wll be EMPTY, we shall have an opportunit; of displaying the Wool to the very bes advantage, which should be a dislderatuc to the Seller. Charges exactly the same as Ohristohuroh Farmers, consult your best Interests, am Sell locally, thereby saving Railway Freight. WOOLPACKS AND TWIM for thsJ BEST QUALITY SUPPLIED, H. MATSON & CO. MESSRS FRIEDLANDER BROS, HAVE FOR SALH. THE FOLLOWINQSHEEP. 1 O 000 MERINO Evvcs 1 Ir\r\n Merino I iKJKJKJ Wothera | „• Ptnn 8-TOOTE Merino | „ OUU Wethers I .g "1 X f\n 2-TOOTH Morino * » JLOyJKJ ■ Eweß and j§ Wethers 2 3r\kf\n Full-Mouthed «H UUU Merino Ewes <=> 1000 D 8 Do J i GikClkClC, Morino Hoggets , 4UUU m tho Wool fIAAA LAMBS, Ist U UUU Crosß, delivery end of February ALS O , — \ THE FOLLOWING PROPESTIBb— ■\-\K ACRES, beiner B.R. No. 2007? i-JLtJ 20079, '20295, at ABhton, l.itel; occupied b 7 Mr Thos. Mageo. "1 C\C\ ACRES, being R.S, 23585, 28580 a AUU Alford Foreat. A (\f\ ACRES, laid down In grass for ■-l-V/vr years, divided into 2 paddocl-f with stable thereon, at Kyle. h '(~\(~\ ACRES m grass, 'for 6 years, a IUU Dromore. ZLO O AORES «' at Ashburton. t ( \C\ ACRES, beiDg part of JltiS.7lß_fa LUU Wakanui, now occupied by M R. Adams. LOTS 10, 17, 18,19 and 20 each containiai about £ an aero, fronting Winter's Road ni< 1 Charles streot, b eing immediately opposite tb ■ Woollen Factory, i LOT 77, fcou.h-east Town Belt, Ashburtor containing £-acre, with liwel-ing-liouß thereon. TOWN TECTIONS No 10-16, 1047, 106 | Pofcrr Bfcroofc. , TOWN SECTIONS No 580, 581, with 4 roomod Houao on each {Section, Camero strict. TOWN SECTIONS No UGS aud.GGG, Par Btreet. For price, terms, and full particulars appl; to the undersigned. i _____________________»_______-_-__-___-_. OUK SECOND WOOL SALE OF THE SEASON Will bo held on 6th JANUAEY, 1888. Galcß of Horses, Figs, Oattlo, Produce an Furniture on Saturdays; Stock Sales on Tuesdays. Sheepskin Sales every second Fridayi RAKAIA MONTHLY SALE, Ist THUGS DAY of the month, PEIEDLANDER BEOS., PETER WILLIAMS, v - tioneer*