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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XIV, Issue 3050, 12 August 1893, Page 3

The Premier has told Mr W. Kelly that if couHtry volunteer crops are ditbanded the regulations will have to be so altered as to allow of young men in the country joining he permanent force. At a meeting of the N-Z. Amateur Athletic Association last night, it waa decided in reply to a letter from the New South Wales Association to send two delegates to the Conference to be held in Melbourne at an early date to discuss matters in regard to sending an Australasian team of athletes to compete at the pan-Britannic athletic gathering.

Holloway's Pills.—Sudden transitions from heat to cold, or from raw inclement weather to oppressive climates, favor the development of manifold diseases, which may in most instances be checked and rendered abortive by an early resort to these purifying, regulating, and strengtuing pills. These well-known and highly esteemed medicines afford a safe and easy remedy for almost evesy constitutional wrong which unhealthy climates, rapid chauges, or dietetic errors can engender, and effectually remove any weakness self-indulgent habits may have introduced. In all conditions of the system bordering on-diseases such as . are indicated by apathy, listleness, and restles-ness Holloway's Pills will prove especially serviceable in be etl iag the vivacity of mind and body appreciated by gth sound and sicfr.

oAyer^ THE BEST Family Medicine CURE SICK HEADACHE, CONSTIPATION, Dyspepsia, Liver Troubles EASY TO TAKE PURELY VEGETABLE The delicate sugar-coating of Ayer's Mis dissolves immediately on reaching the stomach, and permits the full strength of each ingredient to be speedily assimilated. As a cathartic, either for travellers or as a family medicine, Ayvr's rills are the best iv the world. Prepared by Dr. ,T. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell • £j Mass., U. S. A. Every Pose Effective. EJP" Beware of cheap imitations. The name—Ayer's Pills—is prominent on the wrapper, and is blown iv the class of each o* our bottles.

Mr D. Thomas. ASHBURTON HORSE FAIR. thdrsdayTaugust it, 1893. PKESEM 1 ENTRIES, QQ HORSES, Consisting of FIRST CLASS DRAUGHTS, HACK*, AND HARNESS HORSES. Sale at 1.30 p m. D. THOMAS, 8§64 Ashburton.

HINDS SALE YARDS COMPANY, LIMITED. THE KEXT SALE OF STOCK, TREES, etc., will be held on Monday, August 21. The following special lines will be offered. A A A Crossbred EWES, 4, 6, and t±VJ\J g-tooth OA A Crossbred LAMBS dOO Crossbred Four-tooth EWES, 1 tJ\J\J in lamb to long-wooled rams P 'lO SPlendid Halfbred HOGGETS JOHN McKEAGUE, 8 5Q Secretary.

ASHBURTON RACING CLUB. ENTRIES, for the Maiden Plate at the coming Spring Meeting close with the Secretary on SATURDAY, September g, at 9 p.m. E. SAUJSDERS, 8 86 Secretary.

ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH. SERVICES, SUNDAY, AUGUST 13, 8.30, Holy. Communion ; 11, Matins j 2.30, Children's Services and Baptisms ; 3, Dromore Service j 6.30, Evensong. The REV. E. A. SCOTT will officiate. 8 83

ASHBURTON COUNTY COUNCIL NOTICE i 3 hereby ifiven that the Council intend to laj Poisoned Grain for the destruction of small birds on the following roads within the County:— South Road, Roa.<3 norfch side railway ;Tinwald to; Ealipg, Winslow-Rangitata | Bridge Road, Ilfaronan-Kangitata Bridge Road, Lagnihor-Valetta Road, ValettaWcsterfield and Fraser's Road, Graham's Road to Longbeach, Longbeach-Winslow, Mayfield-Valetta Road, Valetta-Anama. Mayfield-Mount Somersßoad, MayfieldMoutalto Road, Montalto-Ealing Road, Mayfield-Rangitata Bridge Road,, Rakaia River 80ar.% Main wiring's Road, Bushy Pur^ Boad, KyletOhertsey Road, Charley, Oha.ring Cross, Seaview, Le Breton's Road, Roads in Wakanui Plat, Charing Cross, Pendarves, and Doiie ,* Mitcham Road, Jones Road, Barrhill, Laurisfeon, and Thompson's Track. Mount Soniers, Methven, andßarrhill;, Corwar-Urrall, Lauriston and W^ncfev^ore, Winchmore and Sprjpgfie^d Read, Pound and Swamp Road, Springburn. Also in Council's Plantation Reserves whhiu the County. [By Order, F, MAINWARIJNG, B§B7 Ctak,