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ASK FOR AULSEBROOR __ CO/S CHOCOLATE TABLET& C. UOOOLATB . C- RKAMA BUTTER SCOTCH. WINTER APPROACHES WE have JUST RECEIVED a very large ASSORTMENT OF MACINTOSHES From the Best Makers. All of which we cpnfidenrly recommend as being thoroughly Waterproof. jJLaLLENSTEIN J3ROS., NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, 169 CASHEL STREET, Next the D.LC. IST c w Books. ILLUSTRATED Carpenter and Builder, vol. 23; Many Infallible Truth*, by A. T. Pierson ; Field and Hedgerow, by Richard Jefferies; Well Out of it, by John Habberton; The Great War Syndicate, by F. R. Stockton; Wilfred Cumbermede. by G. M_cdonald; The Legacy of Cain, by Wilkie Collins; Cyclist Christmas Number and Year Book, 1889; The Era Almanac, 1839. H. J. WOOD and CO., 4507 Stationer-' Hall. 240 High Btreet. PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. CAPITAL, PAID-UP. LOANS granted from FIFTY POUNDS and Upwards. H. R. WEBB Manager. Offices—l9S Hereford atra■_ i 5 MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. ESTABLISHED 1869. And Incorporated by Act of Parliament. The Second Oldest Mutual Life O—ice in Australasia. The First to Issue Policies Free from all Restrictions. BONUS YEAR, 1889. Purely Mutual. No Shareholders. Undoubted Security. CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH-Directors:— The Hon. W. Reeves. M.L.C. Henry Richard Wof.b, Kaq., J.P. Modical Officer: William Henry Symes, M.D. Solicitors: Messrs Harper and Co. HEAD OFFICE: 158 Hereford street, Christchurch; with • District Agency at Princes and Dowling streets, Dunedin. For.tables of rates, and ful information on all points of interest to intending assurante, apply o ARTHUR STIRLING, Secretary. MONEY, for Investment on Mortgage, sums of _500 and upwards. £6 10s. per cent; smaller sums at current rate 3. I can also arrange lo&us on exceptionally good freehold securities at *6 per cent, in sums- of not less than 4S_OOO each. KICHARD D.-THOMAS, 207 Hereford streeb, March 2_th,lßS3. SHOW DAYS ! AT THB -D.-I.~C. GREAT DISPLAY OF AUTUMN GOODSaII invited. Mr Tom -Fountaine, Lately with Hobday and Co., Has ENGAGED to MANAGE H. E. MAY AND CO.'S CLOTHING AND TAILORING DEPARTMENT, Where he will be pleased to see his Old Customers. DRESSING GOWNS. Ladies' Flannel Dressing Gowns. 12. 6d now 7s 9d 15s. 6d now 8s 9d 2_s 61 now 163 61 ,25s 61 pow 18s Od 353 now 2-S 6d 39s now 28s 6d A REALLY CHOICE ASSORTMENT. H. E. MAY and CO. CANTERBURY PATENT ROLLER FLOUR MILLS, ASHBURTON. TO BAKERS AND OTHERS. TjtTE have pleasure in notifying that we ▼ 1 have leased tho above celebrated Mills, and that we are now PREPARED to SUPPLY THE TRADE WITH BEST ROLLER FLOUR AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. KAYE AND CARTER, 10 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. 52C9 iMMc______-_--wa__-fr-----iw o__«__--B___nM_i________-___-i TO-DAY'S CONTENTS. STANLEY'S ADVENTURES— IJSTIER TO GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. BOUIANGER'S FLIGHT— A SECOND MANIFESTO. THE SA_!O._N QUESTION. ALLEGED PLOT~AGMNST THE PRINCE OF WALES. RETIREMENT OF MR FISHER. ATHLETIC SPORTS. Page I—Advertisemente. Pace 2—Sporting Notes—Fowls in tlie Orchard —Advertisement-, Page 3—Supreme ■ Court — Magisterial — Durham street Wesleyan Church—The Ashburton Wate__aees spondence—Advertisements. Page 4—Shipping Intelligence—Commercial— Leading Articles (Prince Bismarck's Friendship for England—The Dunedin Express}— Local News—Advertisements. Page s—Cabl • News—Latest Telegrams— Mr Fisher's Retirement—Suicide of a Volunteer—The Cape Foulwind Strike—Sporting—Mining News. Page 6—Sports at Lancaster _Ir Hayhurst—Auckland Amateur Sports—Ashburton County Council — Kiile Shootinc— Bowling—Harvest ThankeKiving—Charge Against a Polieo^rConstable—A-No-:ar Cricket Match—Tr,e Late Mr James Howard —Football—Eyreton Road Board-f-School Committees—Social Gossip from Home—A Cruise in a Catamaran. Pa as 7—Advertisements. Paqb B—Advertisement*.