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public Notices tTT E HAVE FOB BALJS CRUSaED WORSE FEED VERY OHEA?, 8f134 FRIEDLANDTCR BROS. WOOL. WOSL. WOOL. XX? ® '* ro nr( spnirc(i to m?k» LIBERAL W ADVANCES (froo of commisalop) ON WUOL Plucod In our hsnda fur Sale here or elsewhere. WOOLPAOKS, TWINE ond other reqalbUcb hi shortest uotloi). Ohlhf A(?er>*o fnr New Z -aland for GRAHAM'S PERM ANEW T FOOT-ROT OU.RE. ; JAMES WiLKIN & 00. Woolbfokcii, New Zaal»nd Wool Ston?n, 9*9 Hereford Street -cash boot store— georgF diack r>BACHOAL Boot and Shoe Maker, i will open on SATURDAY, 24th met, In th^ Town Hall Shop next Mr RandelPa with a well selected Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES. Order work and Repairs promptly executed, and apeoial attention given to FIT aud STYLE, oombined with reasonable charges. A TB I ALIJOLICITED. Bflsl to the la dip s. granlTb/splav OF NEW SPRING GOODS •ANDREW ORR JUST OPENED A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS. Zaphyr Embroidered Robes, New Prints, New Mantles, Now Jackets, New Dress Matorlalo In all the Latest Shades, New MUHnsry, Blbboufa, Qlove3 aad Fdathers. NEW GOODWIN ITVERY DEPAETMENT. ANDREW ORR. £1322 WORTH OF ZEALANDIA BOOTS. BANKRUPT STOCK BKIMG NOW SOLD A LITTLE OVER HALF PRIOE. BOOTS SOL'JD AND REPAIRED. SUITJ MADE TO ORDER. UVRANTEE FIT FROM £2 17s 6d. ANDREW ORR

\ 7hi Stud. TO TPvAVtfLi A>;HBUi : ;lV>i>T AND .':- r; rr<. >uwd m a \> is ty.io i 1 a. TdK THO-iwU .-Hl3RaL> HORSiS Router. ROUSE ft ia a Grey Ho/re BtAndlng 16 hnnde, by rhu rwnowod Mo.ifeonger (sire of thoLsd, &-.), rJf.m Kat.e O'-J-hsn", by Oaledon (imp.) ; K^o O'Bhano out of Laurts, by Knuigraut (imp.), ont uf a d*aghter of Spaew\fe, by Skeleton (imp.) ROUSER la ihb utre of Mexico, winuer of m>ny races; aleo of Bildardimh, who trotted 3 milns m Btnin 42>KiO3, tfuif-st-;at record for » 3 yonr old ia Now Z;t>laad, Terms: Spaecn, £3, payable lot Junnary; guurantee, Ist July, £A 10s ; grooraage, 6s ; payable first norvkoe. . For further pMrtioahra, apply to Groom m charge, or JNO. J. 0. QUANK, * . Aohbufioii TO STAMD THIS «KA«OJS at GROVE FARM, TINWALD. TIHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE, PERKIN WARBECK 11. By Peekln Warbeok (imp), dam Miss Kate (Imp), tho dum of Antelope and Su!t»n For full pedigree see Ccrds. PERKIN WARBECK 11. has splendid I aotion, possesses great strength, is as faandscmo as tboy aro made, and is a horte calculated to throw a most valuable class ofraolng or other etook, An examination of his Pedigree will chow that be possesses n donblo Btrain of tbe celebrated Adventurer bloud , and is one of the very best bred animals m tho Southern Hemisphere. The sons of New. minister hwe, as a family, besn more successful at the Stud than any family of modern days, and with the exception of Hermit, who is now standing In iL'iififland *t 250 guineas. Adventurer, the gcand--Bir» of Perkln Wurbtok 11, his produoed the most winoerß of them »li. Good paddcokß at li 6d per week. For further particulars apply, Groom m oharge, or EDWARD GATES, 9J187 Giovo Barm, Tiuwald TO TRAVEL THE ASHBURTON A.ND SURROUNDING DIBTBIOTS. mB. E CARRIAGE HORSE Hercules. HERCULES is a beautiful dark chestnut, 4 yortis old, standing 1G hancs lin higb, witb immeufo bone aud snbbtauLe, and posssßses a capital temper. At theAsaburtou Show, as a two year old, Herctile3 took titst prizj, also a opecial prize KB the best horse likely to proauco weight' carrying hacks and hunters. HERCULES' sire, Digby Grand, dam Pionic ; Ticnic by Tne Uhief , dam Maude Tbe Chief by Towton, dam Quean of the South ; Maude by Prickwillow, dam a Bloud Royal mare. Thrms : Season, £2 2s j payable lat J*nuan • 1890 i guarantee, £3 3s. Groomoge f e e, ss, payable firat Eervioe. For further particulars apply to OH&lfci. HAUROLD, Ou J. J. DAWdON, 9f170 Water. on. MONEiT TO LSMD. jpOKAA TO XiMND on rural MOUvU BecurityatG^ par Cdnt m sums to suit borrowers. R. M. CUTHBERTSON, 9t127 Solicitor, Eaßt stceet. NOTICE f lO OWNKBS OF BTUD^" HORSES. HORSE OARD3 printed at " Mail " aud "Guardian" Office with Neatness and Desputoh, and at Moderate Charges.

~ SPRING FASHIONS * S. W. ALCORN & CO. ARfl NOW SHOWING NEW GOODS IS EVERY DEPARTMENT, THE MOST FAS tfIONABLE MILLINERY, mHE Nicest RIBBONS, FLOWER 3, etc, 1 The Neweat Shadeß oad Styles In DREBB GOODS, PRINTS and ZEPHYRS, SUNSHADES, GLOVES, etc., m Aahburton ARE NOW OPENED UP AT "B. "W. AUOOBN & CO/S DO XOO KJNOvV XiiE LATJ&4T JNiiWd. MO, WHAT IS IT? ' Wftiks ,"2? i l f s i^a , "rio^ o r 0 sr- -— » ihe MITCHELL & TURNER'S NEW PJRINTS, NEW PRINTS iRE NOW OPEN, ARK NOW OPEN. JUST O&LL ROUND AND GLANCE AT^THE WINDOW. CHOICE DESIGNS/ EXCELLENT QUALITY, SvKASGN^BLE PRICES. MITCHELL™ & TURNER TANCRBD STREET. ASHBURTON. V\, GREGG AND COMPANY, . PUKE BLKWDED TE A.S, NEW BEABON, 1888-9, band lb VACKETS, 2iu FAiNOY CANISTERS and slb and Ilb TINP TBY THESE BL£NDsT"t^Y THESE BLENDS j^T^K //^, y^^s "■ CROWN [I EAGLE )} X mhibi". V, Pruß 11 , A L WXLL ESTABLISH THBIR QOSSTAWX ÜBK» To bo obtitlucc! f»oo JOHN ORR & CO.