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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 477, 8 April 1909, Page 3

INSURANCE COMPANIES REFUSE TO INSURE. No less than soven Insurance Companies have withdrawn their risks formerly held on our Stock. Wo arc", unfortunate* enough to bo in a risky district. After trying every knowa company in"New Zoalnml* wo can get only one-third of our Stock insured. There is no hope of any- : increase until tho end of - the. winter. Our Stock is worth about £22,000, .b'esidos' what"wo have stored. Tho risk is so great that wo prefer to loso Hundreds by a ■Forced 'Salo thun to run tho risk of losing Thousands in case of a firo. Wo are , .TOW' making , n Big Clearance at STARTLINC REDUCTIONS IN PRICES. All our Best and Nowost Goods, must ro quick. AVo havo largo stocks yot to arrive, and will be marked TO SELL IMMRDIATKLY THEY ARE OPENED. Every Department is full of Kindly come along and sco the prices. Money can bo saved at

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