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Conveyances. HAYWABD'S _5^ AIL JJ USSES Leave Morton'e Hotel, Christohurch, daily, 10.15 and 5 p.m- - , Leave Patterson's Hotel, Snmner, 8.15 and SaWay'Say busa fcaves Sumner 12 15 Satarday midday buss leaves Chnstclrarch, Sunday leaves Christchurch, 10.15, 2 p.m., Simday'teavee Snmner, 8.30,12.15, and 4.30 Daring the Winter Months. 5.31 87 ____W JL HAYWABD. FENDALTOWN. A COACH will leave Post Office, Christ■fV church, daily for Colaetream Gate, Feiidaltown, via Carlton Mill road, at 8.45 a.m., 1 p.m., and 5 p.m. ~ Returning—Leave Coldstream Gate at 9.1& a.m., 1.30 p.m. , and 5 SO p.m. 7-6 Farea—Sixpence each way. 1564 TELEGRAPH LINE OF BOYAL MAIL COACHES. COACHES will Leave Amberley for Hnrtmai every Morning, and f orWaian every Monday and Thuraday, returning from Hurunui daily, and from Waian every Tuesday and Friday ; Waiau Ferry on Tuesday, returning on Thursday. FBANCIS HOLDEB, Proprietor. 7.19 5948 ASHBTJBTON. EOOOZSON bega to inform 4he Pnblii • that he runs a COACH every Tueadaj and Friday from Aahburton upon the arrival of the first Train from Ghristchurch to Hoodi Accommodation House, Mount Somen and Aif ord Forest, retaining every Wednesday and Saturday in time for the last train si Canst ohnroh, namely, 3.38 p.m. Buggiei and Saddle Hones ahrayi on hire. Telegram*, Parcels, and Orders pnnotusUj •Headed to. B. COOKSON, Proprietor, Ashburton Livery Stsblea. " 31 Oiiw>«i*» Railway atattop WAiHI BUSH, GKBALDINB A.ND OiSAiil BOTAL MAIL COACH. nnHE CHEAPEBtJbE3T, and SHORTEST JL BOTJTE to Geraldine and Waihi Bush is from the Orari Bailway Station, where our conveyances run to ani from all trains North and South. We leave the Waihi Bueh every morning at 20 minutes past Six, and Geraldine at 20 minutes past Seven, in time to catch the first train for Timaru and Uhaistchurch. Parcels and Luggage to and from the Station will receive our best attention. 6-21 1009 KENNEDY & CABTEB. Producet Ac woox..__wooiT~ THE Undersigned is prepared to make CASH ADVANCES on WOOL and other Produce, consigned to his friends, Messrs Matheson and Co., London. 7-21 2166 JOHN INGHS. W 0.0 L. THE UNDEBSIGNED are prepared to make CASH ADVANCES ON WOOL and other PBODUOE for Shipment consigned to their friends. Messrs Dalgety, DuCroz & Co., London; or Messrs Dalgety, Blaokwood & Co., Melbourne. DALGETY & COMPY., Lyttelton and Christchurch. Station Stores of every description supplied on liberal terms.

THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEEOANTILE AGENCY COMPANY LIMITED. Capital—.£3,ooo,ooo. THIS Company having large and commodious Warehouses at Lyttelton and Timaru, is prepared to receive Produce of all kinds for Storage' upon reasonable terms, and make LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES against same if entrusted to their care for sale in either the London or Colonial Markets. • For farther particu)eiß,apply at the Office of the Company, Cathedral square. Christohnrah. Publications. Thb Weekly I*besß. AUGUST 7.. TABLE OF^ONTENTS. . Page. Cubbent Topics ~ 14,15,16 TaiiSGßAMS—European, Colonial, Interprovincial ... .... ...8,9 Attstbalian News 21 English News ... ... ... ... 8 Native News.... 4 corbespondbnce 11, 12 miscellaneous ... ... 21 The Courts ... .„ M 16 Inquests 7 BOAD fiOABDS... ... ... ... ... 21 Bqbotjgh Councils ... .;. ... 9 Town and Countby... ... ... 13,14 Genebal 19, 20, 21 General Assembly 16,19 Educational—The New Zealand University 5 INDUSTEIAL EXHIBITION 11 Meetings—The Druids—Canterbury Sun. day School Union—Papanni Town Hall —Waimakarin Harbor Board—Public Meeting at Akaroa —Seaman's Union —Benevolent Aid Association—Normal School Scholarships—Lyttelton Harbor Board-New Council Chambers—Drain, age Board—Cathedral Guild—Acclimatisation Society—lndustrial Exhibition Mr Case' Leotnre—Ashburton Library 9,10 The Yeoman—Kaiapoi Farmers' Club—A New Cereal—Bailing Up Cows—Hints for Farmers—London Wool Sales ...5,6 Thb Gabden—Memoranda by Mr Bobert Chudley—Bpses for Amateurs ... 6 Thb Sportsman — Bacin? Calendar— Sporting Notes by "Sinbad"—The Past Season—English Jottings—Nominations Canterbury Cnp and AcceptancesC.J.C. Handicap 6 Coubsino — Canterbury and Auckland Club Meetings ... ... ... ...6,7 Aquatics ... ... - ... 7 Cbicket—Averages of the Past Season ... 7 Postby—ln the Mines ... 2 Ladies' Column—Advice to Girls—The Home ... ... ... 2 VANaariES 5 Thb Novelist —Phantom Fortunes —The ■ Mystery of Bryngwytb. ... ... 3,4 Thb Loafbb in thb Btbeet 7 Weekly Suhmabt ... ... ... 12 Advebtisbments 1,2,12,22,24 Latest Shipping, Cokkebcial, Stock avdPbos'dckMabkstb — ... 12 THE " ILLUSTRATED PEESB" ' ■ MCXNTHLY SUMMARY T&MSBMISSLON TO EtfBO'PB, VIA SAW EBAKCISOO, WILL BE PUBLISHED TUESDAY, AUGUST 10AND WILL CONTAIN THB FOLLOWING ENGBAYINGB>1. The Murder of Sherritt. 2. Tncidente Sketched at Glenrowaß. 3. Ned Kelly's Arrival in Melbourne. 4; Aaron Sbenitt. 5. NedßTeHy. 6. KateKeUy. 7 Superintendent Hare. 8. The Outlaws at Bay. Scene of the Attack on Jones' Hotel at Glenrowan. 9 Finding Byrne's Body—A study. io! Capture of Ned Kelly. 11. The Town Hall. Emerald Hill. * 12. Proposed Pavilion for the Melbourne Cricket Ground. 13. Municipal Btuldinga, Wellington. 14. Opening of the Emerald Hill Town HaD. The Ball. HD ALL THE NEWS OF THE MONTH* PBICE SIXPENCE. &327W