The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-03 00:00:00

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Vol.. XVII.—No. 1,053.

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They have Iwo( bred principally from the superior I EW DNESDAY, 18Th AUGUST, 1875
Flocks of Mr. Henry Woke", Mr. John Ford, and R. 1 MANOR FARM, WINTERBOURNE GUNNER,
Nes ill, (:11-nville, Esq.
-- I Four miles from Salisbury and two from Porton
- - - - -
DORCII ESTER 0-ru AUGUST FAIR. " Station.
MR, Tu..y,;:iirtgeßintHigELEDan AUCTION ', MESSREfia.vW.AZEI.tiStiSIi)uaN ancIioR.AILLmEN,iCtEr
PRENENT IiNTUDDI: Edmund Clam (who is retiring from Farminglmrsuits
SW Well•hrtsl Soutluluven Ewes, Limbs, welts., at Michaelmas next), to SELL by AUCTION, on the
awl Rams, late the property 4 Mr. Peach, Premises, on WZONICMDAT, 18th AUGUST, 1875, the
,Ireeast,l, to lie sold at Half-past Ten o'clock whole of the very choice and valuable
100 Fr,l( La o-bs.th Lbw(' Wethers HAMPSHIRE DOWN BREEDING FLOCK,
1,7 Tx ...tooth Down Ewes Comprising:
30 Down }.Wes 208 Two-teeth Ewes 74 Sale Ewes
in Four awl .t,-tooth Barren Horn Ewes 144 Four-teeth Ewes 40 ()Id Ewes
100 Dor..t Horn t:wes , 170 Six-teeth EVAN, 4 Wether Tegs

-IA Dor-ct Horn Ewes -
190 Chilver Lambe. -
50 IVrtlwr Laml.l
This old-established Flock will be brought to the
Early Entries are solicited, so that the Stock may hammer in Stock order nnly, but the Auctioneers can
_
be dilly al. ertised, and Hurdles provided with confidence reconimend it to the notice of their
DOItiIIESTER AGItICULTURAL REPOISITORY. Agricultural Frienils iuul the Public generally as a
EKTAH118111.1) 1852. most genuine class of sheep. The Ewes are of • very
ltif, It T. ENtiOlt buss to announce that his healthy nat"re and hardj "'netitati?n. Eeeaea`int.
aim with all the ins and essential qualities oi
*next SALE of VA and STORE BEASTS, peatn .il bred H mild I.)owns.
B,,"""P' l'";4' 1"..."11."*-4%,,ie'• will vhe held an I uYn.ch m Mama " d solo to co immedi-
rATiltliaY, AI,;EsT ad, 18.4, at the asILPOSITORT, ' e' ne an ea
adj.' • • the South Walks, near the South. Western ately attains
, N.B. - The CART HORSES, DAIRY COWS,
Railway Station. FARM IMPLEMENTS, kc., will not be offered on
the above date as previously announced, but will be
aold early in OCTOBER next, of which due notice will
be given.
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ritrAmirr ICNTRIP.
I Fat Heifers 2 Ditto
2 Fat row. 1 Ditto
2 ltarrener.
1 Fut Bull
2 Vat Calve.
V. Fat Weiler. 'II Ditto
50 Fat Ewe. :P1 Ditto 20 1)1tto 15 Ditto
ro Fat I.anilw

THURSDAY, 19na AUGUST. 1875.

BROUGHTON, 21 Miles from Stockbridge Station.
4ESSRS. WATERS, SON, (fc RAWLENCE
111 are favoured with instructions from Mr. Pain
(who is quitting hie Farm at Michaelmas next), to
SELL hy AUCTD tN, on the Premisks, on THURS-
DAY, 19th Auer, 1975, the win•le of he valuable
IMPROVED HAMPSHIRE BREEDING FLOCK
Comprising
290 Two-Teeth Ewes 2io Six-Teeth Ewes
220 Four Teeth Ewes 200 Chilver Lambs
100 Wether Lambs.

Comm. ~,,, 4.1. In the Con Cattle and Sheep, 5
per Cent, on Homes and implement& Promet.4 ol
Kale paid to V01.1..n, mune day.
Dated duly 'l7th. 145, Auction, Valuation, and
Agency I. South-street. Dorchester.

Important SALE of 15111t1)VER HAMPSHIRE
IHIWN RAMS and RANI LAMBS, at
111,ANDFORD FAIR, the !Ith Aria:ter, 1875.

Mk. T. 1.: N )li. him beim favoured with
inAtniction. from .Ur. IL llrine, of thissage, to
SEM. by A I'eTION, on MoxnaT, Aununr 9th,
is7s. About 70 superior Improved Hampshire DOM'S
lIANIS awl RAM ItANllll:5._ _ _

When Mr. Pain entered on this Farm no expense
ITIM spared in pnrehasing a Flock of Ewes from the
most celebrated breeders ; and since that time the best
Rams have been selected with mat judgment from
the choicest Flocks, and under practical management
• very superior class of sheep has been established,
and as a proof f this the Auctioneers beg to draw
the attention of their numerous supporters to the fact
that Mr. Pain has for many years made the top price
for Lambs at Stockbridge Fair, and his draft Ewes
have been eagerly !souht after by Ram-bceeders and
Stock masters generally; specimens from this Flock
have invariably carried off pales at the Stockbridge
Cattle Show. . .

The,. Sheri. an 41racemled principally from Ewes
awl Item,. purclowed regardleas of expense and with
Mr. Itrinr',l -ood judgment, from the celebrated
ilulhridge

- Mr. Brine will be pleased to sbow the Rama
ml alm, hi, Flock to intending purchasen any day by
appointUlelit.
Sale at Twelve o'clock.
hepter. 9tl July, ins.

1101. Y TRINITY CHURCH.

"r"ungeo-;• at One o'clock, and Sale to commence
immediately afterwards.
N.B. --The excellent Teams of ('ART HORSES
and other I,IVE STOCK, with the FARM
IMPLEMENTS, will be SOLD by AUCTION at a
later date.

ABAZAAR in aid of the FUNDS for
I ' I 1.1 : the 0.N%, CHURCH will
1* hell ii. policlitSTEl in or about the meth of
StriEsll,lll nest.

The Iteetor tun' Chnrchwaniens will be grateful to
any I auliro of the Town and Neighbourhood who will
kimlly :mast them with any Contributions of Work.
tiftaMhil
• .
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

WEDNESDAY, 25114 AUGUST, 1875.
KNIGHTON FARM, BROAD CHALICE,
Eight Miles from Salisbury.

It4ESSRS.IVATERS, SON and itAWLENCE
LVi. have received instructions from the Executors
of the late Mr. John Self., to SELL by AUCTION,
OR the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, 2.lth AUGUMT, 1875,
the whole of the justly celebrated and old-
eistabliabeil
HAMPSHIRE DOWN BREEDING FLOCK,
Comprising about
IV Two-Teeth Ewes 240 Kale Ewes
250 Four-Teeth Ewes 320 Chilver Lambs
ZIO Six-Teeth Ewell 7 Two-Teeth Rants

CfIK.IP NICURSIONS TO LONDON.
)N M.'s par next, and OVCry MONDAY until
further notice, an EXCURSION TRAIN fur
1 A I N Do X will leave Portland, at 7.40; Weymouth,
Dorchester, N.r.: Maiden Newton, &;l); Yeovil,
14.:41; Sparkfoni, 9.5; Caetle Carey. 9.20; Annan,
9.35; Witham, 9.50; Fiume, 10.5; Westbury, 10.25 ;
and Trowbridge, 10.40 a.m.' Paseengere returning
fnma Pst4.lin,,t:m at ..ption on the Saturday or Baur.
dav week folio% in„., date of departure.
Poe further particular* we special WM.
Terrninua. .1. II RIERSON, Gen. Man

This Flock, which has been bred with the greatest
care and judgment by the late Mr. &lie and his pre-
deceseors for many generations, now ranks as the
oldest of the true iLisupshii e I.nen Breed. Although
comparatively little known in the show yard, there
are but few ,;f the noted Flocks in Hants and Wilts
that are without a strain of Knighton blood. The
Sheep possess great size, uniformity of type, and
fashionable colour, with excellent quality of Flesh and
Wool, thereby particularly worthy the attention of
Breeders desirous f maintaining the original char-
acteristics with all the improvements brought to bear
by superior judgment
Also a complete Set of
STEAM CULTIVATING TACKLE,

in excellent condition. which comprises Smith's patent
Windhtes, Four.furrow Plough, Howard's Drags, and
Taaker's Scarifier.
Luncheon at One o'clock, and Sale immediately
afterwards.
N.B.—The (TART HORSES. other LIVE STOCK,
and the FARM IMPLEMENTS will be sold at •
later date.

FRIDAY, lOrti SEPTEMBER, 1875.
WYLY}.., WILTS,
Eleven Miles from Salisbury.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON and RAWLENCE
have received instructions from Mr. Henry
Andrews (who ia )uitting_the Farm at Michaelmas
next), to gave PRELIMINARY NOTICE of SALE
by AucTioN, on the Premises, on FILIDAT, 10th
BErmizza. 1875, of the whole of the
LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK,
Including the
HAMPSHIRE DOWN BREEDING FLOCK,
together with the CART HORSES, other LIVE
nOCK, and the FARM IMPLEMENT&

WEDNESDAY, 21Ign SEPTEMBER. IV&
BARTON FARM, BISHOPSTOICK
Within three minutes' walk of the Railway Station.
IiirESSRS. WATERS, SON and RAWLENCE
.01 are favoured with instructions from the Repre-
sentatives .4 the late George Atkins, Esq.. to give
PRELIMINARY N. MICE of SA LE by AUCTION,
Os consequence of the Tenancy expiring at Michael.
maa next) on the Premises, on Wanganui-, Thtad
Sums's, 1815, of the whole of the
LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK,
comprising
the choke and well.bred
HERD OF DAIRY CoWS AND HEIFERS,
and the
Very valuable TEAMS of YOUNG CART HORSES,
together with
A large amortment of modern and superior
FARM IMPLEMENTS.

BI LLHEADS, ruled or plain, in •••87
LIP variety, Printed at moderato prices, and with
the utaloet ptinnt, at Um Apo al this war,
8, High W Dcanitsatar

GREAT ABLINGTON FARM, FIGHELDEAN, HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER.
Four wiles from Annehtwy and Twelve from Saliebery. THE following is the LIST of WI:180RIP-
_a.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON and RAWLENCE floss at present_ 'maniac.) in AID of the
FUND for RESTORMG HOLY TRINITY
!
.01 have received inetructione from Mr. J. G. CHURCH .
1 Attwater (whose lease expires at Michaelmas next),
to give PRELIMINARY NOTICE of SALE__by
, AUCTION, on the Premises, On WEDNDIDAT,
• Berman, 1875, of the whole ef the
LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK,
comprising
The Valuable HAMPSHIRE DOWN BREEDING
FLOCK,
together with
The excellent Teams of CART HORSES and other
LIVE STOCK, and the FARM IMPLEMENTS.

HALE FARM. null BREAMORE.
ANFAHH.S. WATERS, SON and RAWLENCE
11'1 are favoured with instnictions from the
Executors of the late 3.neph Goff, Esq., to ewe
PRELIMINARY NOTICE of SALE by AUCTION,
at the Farm Homestead, on THURSDAY, the 30th
Swrinsim, 1875, of the
LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK,
Particulars of which will appear in due course.

THOS. S. MORGAN,

AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,

DORCHESTER.
VALVATION3 Volt PROBATE.

SALE of FAT STOCK, /cc., held every WISMIZISDAY
M the Durchnoter Fair Ground.

d. d.
Churchill. Miss.. 150 11 01 Smith,tir. Berton
Churchill. Miss E. 150 0 0 Smith, Dr. ...
Salisbury Diocesan 81.1r1CIl Mr. W. _
Church Build- Ravenhill. Mr. It.
inc Society 150 0 0 Doescra, Mr. J...
Williams, Mr. K. lou u 0 limning. Mrs. C.
Digby,Mr.C.D.W. 100 0 0 Smith. Rev. IL ...
Moran. It. and H. Pantor, Mrs. ...
Williams it Co. 100 0 0 Thring. Mrs. .
Sturt, Mr. 11. 6., 1 Unrnhart,
H........ 100 0 0 Anonymous, P.
Ilrviner. r. Mantel, Mr. A....
p. ... 100 0 0 Fledges, Mr. H....
Ebron, the Earl of 1110 0 0 Holland, Kr. F....
Everett, Rev. H. 100 0 0 J. B. _
Davis, Mr. Robert 100 0 0 Atkins,Mr.Alfred
Incorporated Best, l'aptain
Church Building Middleton. Miss...
Society _ 100 0 01 Longnian, Messrs.
Proceeds of CM- (hapman, Mr. K. .
, eerts 110 0 0 Miles, Mr.!. ...
Hawkins, 1)r. ... 50 0 0, Day, Messrs. ...
Henning. Colonel 1, Davis, Mr. H. ..
C.ll. 50 0 OtTryon, Admiral...
A. . . 50 0 01 "wrey, Mrs. ...
Ilchester, Earl of 50 0 11, Filliter, Messre._... •
Pearce, Mr. F.. ... :11) 0 0 , Ludlow. Rev. E.
Buller, Lady M.... 20 5 11' Smith. Dr. Barton
Rivers, Lord ... ri 0 0 Collected by Mr.
Sturt, Colonel .. 25 0 11. Ling... ...
Middleton, Mr. 11. 1 Michel. Mrs. ... 3
N. . 25 0 Rodgett, Mr. ... 3
Burnett, 0 Illissett, Miss 3
Hodges, Mr. .1. F.. Spicer. Mr. James 3
Jun. .. 25 0 Itavenhn Rev.
Pope, Mr. .F.dwin 250 U.K . 2 2
Spicer, Mr. A.... 25 0 Tracey, Re.v.F. F. 2
Dr. I )rew,proceeds Williams, Mr. J.
of Lecture _. 21 2 • A. ...
Boucher, Rev. H. 21 0 Williams, Mr.
}lover, Mr. J., Robert, Jun. _
My. _ ... 21 0 Drag, Mr. J. S.
Pattilvm, Mrs. ... 21 0 W. K. M.P. ...
Hawkins, Mrs. ... 20 0 Leigh. Major
Coombs. Miss ... 0 Hayman. Mr. ...
Davis, Miss 20 0 Barnes. Mr. 11. ...
Kindendey. Mr. Guy&Son Messrs.
E. L. ... 20 0 . sly. Mr.!.
Page. Mho _. 20 0 Hulae.SirK, Bari
Thornton. Mr. R. NJ 0 ' Homey, Mr. _
Aldridge, Dr. . . 20 0 1.1 Cale. Mr. It. ..
Bishop of Salis- Saunders it Jowl.
bury 20 0 0 Messrs...
Anonymous, J. _. 15 0 Gods in. Mr. John
Lambert. Mr. W. 10 10 I Slade, Mr. W. _.
Lock, Mr. A. 11. 10 10 11 Sanctuar, Arch.
Hodges, Mr.!. F. 111 0 0 deacon......
Wallis, Mr. J. ... 10 0 0 Devenish,Mr.an
Gan Mc, rs. ... 111 0 0 Mrs. R.... ..
Parsoim, Mr. C.... 10 0 0 Ilausey,John,Eni.
Stone, Mrs. ... 10 0 0 Jauvrin, Rev. J.
Tutlor, Mr. John 10 0 01 W.
Bunke& RevEldou 10 0 0 Salley, Mist
I,yon, Major ._ 10 0 U Hooke, Rev.!. P.
Kit.dersley, Sir R. 1 Brown. Widow ...
T. .. 10 0 01 Voss. Mrs.
Sanderson. Mrs... 10 0 II! 11,nkey. Rev. g.
Creen, Mrs. .. 10 0 II Mut Arr. 11.
Ibiker,ltev.Talliot 10 0 0 Limns, Mr. 1).
W.ssl, Mrs. and ' Holland. Mr. ...
Mi.. 10 I, 0 Aldwortli, Mr. ...
atelier. Mr. G. ... 10 4 II , liascombe. Mr. K
Pope, Mr. A. ... J (1; Green, Rev. J. . .
Mayo, Mr. 11. ... 11) 0 01 Ensor and Ca.,
Bond, Rev. N. ... 10 U 01 MeA4r3..._ _
Sir E. B. Baker, Mrs. R.
Barn ... 10 001 Ensor, Mr. G. ..
Green, Mrs., prn Poole. R.,
reeds of needle- 11.11. A....
work ......11 0 0 1 Watts, Rev. It. R.
Hull, Mr. IL ... 5 6 01 Lock, Rev. W. ...
Davis, Mr. John 4 5 0 ; Minute% Sir John
P.m.!, Mr. N. ... 5 5 Uj Hes I 1 0
Crove, Mr. 5 5 0 . Barge, Miss ... 1 0
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MONDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1875.

DOCKLAND NEWTON, CERES ABBAS.
MR. T. S. MORGAN has received instruc-
tions from the Executrix of the late Mr. G.
CURTIN to SELL. by AUCTION, on Mortuary
Auauerr 9th, 1875, tbe undermentioned HORSES,
COWS, WAGGON, SPRING CART, &c.
Comprising Chestnut Maze,? years, goo.' in saddle
or harness, Black Hone, rising 3 years, Grey Colt, 3
years, Grey Cob, Cow in Milk, 2-year-old Heifer in
Milk, 1 Barrener, 2 Yearlings. Rick of Meadow Hay,
the produce of 5 acres, 1 2-horse Waggon, with single
and double shafts, Spring Cart, Chaff Cutter, Rope,
Churn and Stocks, Meese Press, with Lead bed,
Milk Leads, Milk and Cream Tins, Cher* Hoops,
Scales and Weights, Pig's Troughs, Carpenter's
Bench, 1-hogshead Iron Furnace, 1 2-hogshead Cask,
2 1-hogshead Casks, Pair of Gleaner, 2 Ducks, 6 Ash
Trees, and a few Isote of Household Furniture, &v.
Sale at Two o'clock. No Reserve.

2 2 0

2 2 0

220
, 220
2 2
22
22
22
. 22
.. 22
22

2 2 0
2 2 0
2 2 0

2 2 0

20
20
20
13
5

1 1 0
1 1 0
1 0

BILE, WIND, AND INDIGESTION.
NATONDERFUL RESTORATION AFTER
15 YEARS' SU FFER I NG.—Sta,- —lt is with
pleasure I inform you of the wonderful benefit I have
received from Dn. Elates DaNveitox and gc/Nim,
Mug after 15 years of suffering. I tried every other
remedy for Biliousness and a weak Digestion, ibly
own most clever doctor said I should ne%er be cured
without Blue Fills or Calomel ; but I dared not take
Mercury, it always weakens nie so. I again say I
have tried all advertised Bilious Pills, but they have
served me as Mercury does. I feel that Dr. King's
Pills have so wonderfully restored me that I publicly
acknowledge it. I can uow drink Ale and Stout, and
a few months back could not take either. I ardently
beg every one I know to give 'btu' a trial, they are so
mild and gentle. J 1124 ASH.
Ash House, Surrey.
Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors all over
the World in Boxes at Is. lid • 2s. 9.1, and is. Gd.
each.

moNEY.—Gentletnen, Tratlestnen, Fanners
1114 lB mponsible persona (male or female)
reeking private cmai accommo.latiou n ep,r3r terms,
should semi particulars of their requirement.. to Mr.
R. Stommi. I. Green Row, Portsmouth. N.B.—
Money lent. a Ana morank, from 5 per cent.
_ _

XTEEVOCS DEBILITY.— Gratis,
.1.1 MEDICAL WORK, ehouine Sufferers how
they may be Cored without the aid of quacks. Free
on receipt of pimiage Aantp. Athireaai, SACILICIAST
lootituto of Atualowf. Binsunghstim

1 1 0
1 1 0
1 1 0

Co fleeted by Mr. ! Ilrorklebank.Miss 1 0
Miles ... ... 5 4 0 VOO4, Mr.... ... 0
Pm-miter. MrA. ... 5 0 0 palmy, Me& 1 0
Hazel. Mr. 5 0 0 Caleraft,Mr.l.H. 1 0
Anonymous ... -5 U 0 Lovelort, Mr. ... 1 0
Wilkinson.l.ieut.- Lonnon. Mr. ... 1 0
Col. .. 5 0 o!Thankoffering ... 1 0
Hawkins. Mr. G. 5 0 lb Rs:nes. Rev. K. 1
Ling, Mr. 11. ... 5 0 44 Mollgra, Mr, C. ... 1 0
rimer, Mr. 0. W. 5 0 II Boon. Mr.... I 0
Glyn. Rev. C. . 5 0 0 Small Status ... 517
Hodges, Rev. 5 0 0 I

ROBERT HILL,
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
STORM AT THE GREAT NW,TERS AND SOUTH-WESTME

RAILWAY STATI4 IN&
Al! Orders reeeired at South-street, or at the Office
G. W. It. Slatiaa, will hare prompt atteagien,

The following de,cription, of Coal, Always in Stock :
BEST WA 1.1)4 EN D.
„ 1,.% C
RAftSTOeK.
„ SMITH S.
„ STONE 7oALS.
RIT Milk: etll.ll.
BEST BIJ M.O. or
volt ENT (IF DEAN.
Si I,KSTON E.
BRIG HU.

REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, :875.

SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES

-;

31,ffs.. %wit= & Sox.

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.:
Sea Deut. eh. xii, V. TJ.

QPECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
kJ LABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC

QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural Lahourera and Female
Domestic Servants.
No undertaking for repayment of cost of passage
twitiirvL
Misted Passages granted to Mechanics and other
elWble persons.
There is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages-
A S. rgeon-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accompany each sl•in.
Each family ha.. separate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony passengers are received
Into the Government Home.

sttO Land Order Warns's!. per Adult issued to pavoru
purt H
ng their own fall passage.
Appointed Agent for Bridport, Mrs. ANNAH
PRINCE ; Shales ury, Mr. JOHN Begarrr ; Blandford,
Mr. HENRY MAYOR.
Queensland Government Office,
:12, Charing Cross. London.

FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW

ZEALAND.
PRES PASSAGES
ARE GRANTED BT THE
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under To Married and Single Agricultu.al Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanical, &c,;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
As Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, General Servants
Dairymaids, kc.
For terms and conditions apply personally, or by
letter, to the Agent-General for New Zealand, 7,
Westminster Chambers, London, S.W.
The NEW OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF NEW
ZEALAND is now ready and may be obtained on
application to Messrs. Bruer, 30, Combat, E.C., and
5, Serle-street, W.C., London. Price Is. 6d., post
free, Is. lid.

Ai:lair-lily. CHARLES BRYER, North Square,
Dorchester.

ITE STAR LINE
/Ass WHUNITED STATES MAIL
- - • STEAMIRS.--LIVIRPOOL to NEW
- ltr YORK army THURSDAY. QUEENS-
TOWN every FRIDAY; forwarding Pulsators to all puts
of the United States and Canada.
11,...141-Snowu tut 11141 Stamen of thi• Hamann monde :
ADRIATIC THURSDAY, sth August
BALTIC .. . .. THUIISDAY. 12th August
REPUBLIC THURSDAY. 19th Augult.
BRITANNIC THunsnaV, Aith August
GERNANIC..*_.......-.. ......... . THURSDAY, Sod Sept.
gull 000 bard.,. 41.1 3,4UU 11..”,poref. Arena:*
!Mange be day. In Nuatturt. S .inn In Winter.
'These new slid Ve‘,l4 redwe the latftnga to 'he
▪ Isnos.il.le Its,. ,n.l 4lnnl su Finagogers the Islghest
iegre e of onnfort tilt aorta, stiaittal4o St .0111.
The Steerage fteenumuslathsn I. .10ns very hlghant charse•et.
the room- are unusually anseloam. liotwi, vomitaawd,
warmed. and pauensers of thi. claw will And their comfort
e• r f,,1,,1u11nl
linilinite.l snooty of Coot.ed Proviaions
Rohmt esustorts tree • t ch,rge.
Stawardenwa in Steerage to attend the Wootten and Children.
Steerage Fare to New Yawl, Boeu.n. or Philo lelphia, at
reduced rates. .

Pa...rogot. Imoke,l through to all paw. of States, Cods,
Mts. kc. at ..pecit! ruff!.

Drafts I. ucd on New York free of Charge
ror full porfleulan &ITU,/ to any of the White Star Avnts;
to Jamul Sayre .1,11 CO. neon ISLAY, 11181 E,
UP CO.. 34 Leadeshallwtreet.

IVATIONAL LINE TO NEW
YORK.
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
NORM —The. Comity'', taker the Risk of Insurance (up to
£100,000), n each .4 in. Vessels, thio dying Pas angers the
best possible guaranis,. for widely AIM avoidance of danger at
The mow motherly route Ass slwsys been adopted by this
Company to avoid foe soil Headlands
From Lirsuroot to Nlltiv YORK every WEDNESDAY.
FROK LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORE as follows
:
SPAIN . .Wesmitsosr, 4th August.
ERIN WIMNISDAY, 11th August
ENGLAND ...... .. WZDXICSDAT, 10th August
From LOTII/0;i0 New York fortaightly.
DENMARK .............. 4th August.
FRANCE' ...... .... .. WEDYmmay, 11th August.
15100.11 ate by LerpooletwOnens It 15, and 17 noette
by London Stamen 10,12, and 15 Guineas ; Return rickets, 24
Winne.. The comfort of BThil3ol PY.INOIIIa specially con.
'tiered, the mcomruodation being on...pawed for space, light,
and ventilation. Steerage Fare LS, including an abundance
of Fresh Provisions. Passengers forwanlod from New York to
Roston and Philadelphia without extra charge. Cheap Through
Bookings to MI the principal Towns in Canada and the United
IBMs&
For Passage apply to TIIE NATIONAL RTF.ANSUIP
COMPANY (Limited , 23, Water.street, Liverpool ; Sgmt,
&Mem and Co., Agents, 33, Onicechurch.s. met, Londoo : or
to Rosser 11. Bwrr. Auclon Mart, Uridpor. Conon F.
Mlntirotto, South.etrset. Crewkerne ; James WARE, Martock,
1110Wenel ; or to A. B. VICAR., Wrist Quey.rostl, Poole,
Passengers are advised to secure their Peewees front
Local Agents before leaving home.

ALLAN LINE.
SHORTEST
OCEAN PASSAGE
,TO AMERICA.
Composed of Twenty
First-Chao Royal Mall
Simmer".
SAII.ING DAYS—from LIVERPOOL, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY to CANADA, awl e•ere ALTERNATE WM-
DAY to lIALIFA X and BALTIMORE, Pmanmtmr,
on esoy tcrms to all parto of CANADA and the UNITED
STATES.

Surgeon and Stewardesses provided free for all classes of
Revengers.
Paseengen who secure their Tickets before leaving home
are met at the Railway Station in Liverpool by an Appointed
Agent of the Company, who takes charge of them until they
go on board the Steamer.
The Canadian Government gnuite ASSISTED PASSAGES
by the ALLAN" USE.
For Rates of Freight or Passage, apply to Attidi Bums=
and Co., Alexandra Buildings, James-street, Liverpool ; or to
Snownino, 43, High East-street, Dorcheeter ; J. Animas,
39, East-street, Weymouth; H. M. Mass, Sallsburyatreet,
illandford.

LM ZEALAND. —The GOVERNMENT
OF NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
PASSAGES TO DAIRY WOMEN & DOMESTIC
SERVANTS. The Emigrants are placed, during the
passage, in charge of Matrons, and on arrival they are
maintained, at the Emigration Barracks, until they
meet with engagements. Competent Servants can
obtain comfortable situations at good wages.—Apply
Personally or by letter to the Agent-General for New
Zealand, 7, Westminster Chambers, Victoria-street,
',onion. 8, W.

kGINT-U;. CHARLES DRYER. North Square.
Dorchester.

BUY REMITS PARIS BLUE, IN
PENNY SQUARES.

It is used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST,
Because of its CHEAPNESS!

I —S-I;;Pit.er7di.B.ll;ll.,-0-Mober EI. 1874.
Letter fmm Gentlemen,- " I am very much ;Sewed
THE DUCHESS with your SQUARE BLUE I have now
OF used it for mme time. and both for
EDINBURGH'S I BEAUTY of ODIAIUIt and ECONOMY it far
Laundress. SURPASSES any other I hare hitherto mmd."
Yours respectfully, SARAH GARDNER,
Leuntirees to H S. 11. the Duke of Edinburgh.

PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQULRE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. I' .ma. Wholesale and
Retail Grocer; and in Weymouth by R. J. WRIGHT.
HUNT and Cox, and F. N. %Vim; Wholesale and
Family Grocers; and by all respectable Grocers, Oil-
men, and Druggists.

WATCHES direct from the hlteretcrunt. Any description
TT made to "nler at Wholesale Priem "Tun orricitt
Tlegiteitratt" at ES Pr highly reoeumerekel. Price Litt by
Pent 11. J. NONlitili, Manulateurer, Cereutry.

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