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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 6742, 26 April 1893, Page 1

E MURRAY, ROBERTS, & CO. - MURRAY, ROBBm AND CO., NAPIER AND HASTINGS, STOOK AND STATION AGENTS. 3, WOOL AND OTHER PRODUCE Bonght or advanoes made against same fo! Consignment to our London Agents j! or Elsewhere. LOANS NEGOTIATED ON FREEHOLD ANE tl LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. v SHEEP AND OTHER STOOK ■ c Bought and Sold on Commissioa. n FIRE AND MARINE INSURANOE . EFFECTED. * AGENTS FOR— > SHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION COMPANY, LIMITED a BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. NORTH BRITISHAND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY LITTLE'S FLUID AND POWDER SHEEP DIPS R. HORNSBY AND SONS AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY , ANDREWS AND BEAVEN'S CHAFF CUTTERS, &o. ? FISON'S CHEMICAL FERTILIZERS Booth, Maodonald, and Co.'c Implements r Wm. Bain and Co.'s Patent Droppers 3 Read Bros.' Bull Dog Ale and Stout 8 Higgins's Old Oban Whisky F. Williams's Patent Woolwasherß s Bryant and May's Oval Vestas . Piercy's Patent Fencing t THE FOLLOWING GOODS IN STOOK 1 CORNSACEB, TARPAULINS r JOHNSON'S FENCING WIRE 3 Wire Sheep Nets Staples, Wire Nails Caustic Soda and Caustio Potaeh I Potash Sheep Dip, Soft Soap Hemp and Manilla Rope I Carbolio Acid, Turpentine Churns, Hay Knives 1 Roofing Felt, Store Trueka ) Grindstones, Turkey Stones i Sulphur Arsenic Leather Belting Calico, Hessian Scrim Salt, Rock, Coarse, and Fine Cigars, Manilla and Havanna Wines, Spirits And Every Variety of Station Requirements. SEEDS— Rye Grass, local and southern Cocksfoot, Rape Clovers, Fescues Fiorin Crested Dogstail Timothy Poa Prutensis AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION IN STOOK, COMPRISING HORNSBY'S PORTABLE ENGINES, 4 AND 6 HORSE-POWER. HORNSBY'S Strawsonizers HORNSBY'S Single and Double Furrow also Digging and Ridging Ploughs REID AND GRAY'S Ploughs, Harrows, Seed Sowers, Horse Yokes, Swingletrees, Horse-powere, &o. BOOTH AND MACDONALD'B Soedsowers, Harrows, Ploughs, Windmills, Seed Strippers ANDREWS AND BEAVEN'S Chaffoutfcers and Oornorushers, Horse Powers P. AND 1). DUNCAN'S Ploughs, &o. BENTALL'S Corncrushers and Ohafloutters PLAKET JtJPITEB Seed Drills and Horee Hoes ANDREWS AND BEAVEN' Seedcleaning Machines AMERICAN Eacino Mills, suitable for dressing Cocksfoot and Rye-graes EXTRA FITTINGS IN STOOK FOR— Binders, Mowers, Ploughs, Chafloutters, &o. MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. AN ACTUAL EXAMPLE. The BENEFITS Derived by a New Zealander who was assured with THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED, tinder its well-known Mortuary Dividend Table. MR H. B. LOW, of Canterbury, was the holder of Policy No. 67,706, taken out by him on the 6th April, 1889, £1000. He paid only Thbeb Annual PEE_nu_c_ of £21 19s 2d each, or £65 17s 6d in all, and was unfortunate enough to die of acute peritonitis, caused by his drinking excesively cold water when in a heated state. The Society then paid his heirs the sum of £1065 17s 6d, being the £1000 assured, together with all the money he had paid in Premiums. This information is published by permission of the Executor, who expressed his thanks for the prompt settlement of the claim by the Society. Further particulars and prospectuses furnished on application at any of the Society's offices. BAKER & TABUTEAU, District Agents. A. B. Gibson, Local PLUMBERS AND TINSMITHS. W. TATES & CO. HAVING Purchased the Goodwill and Tools of Sidey and Lockie's Workshop Business, truet to receive the patronage of the public, and will guarantee that all work executed by them will be found satisfactory. Water and Gas Fitters. Eelootric Bolls Fitted. Tanks, Baths, and Shower Baths. Furnace Frames and General Tinsmiths' Work. Repairs Neatly and Promptly Exeouted. W. YATBS AND CO. Shop—HaeiiDgs street, between M'Oartney's Hotel and 'Bus Co.'s stables, Napier. » Note—We have every confidence in re-commendi-g W. Yates and Co. to our old clients and the public generally.—SidbT AND LoCKIB. . OLIVE, WANTED KNOWN, Heeds of Families and those about to marry—Why Pay Heavy Rents When You Can Live on Your Own Land and House by agreeing with 8. G. THORNTON for Purchase of same at per Week, Month, or Quarter ? B.G.T. refers to past buyers as to the success of his system of Every Man Becoming His Own .- Landlord. SECTIONS FOr"BALE AT PREBENT, No. I—One 3-roomed Cottage, Waah- ' house, and 1 acre of laud planted with Willows No. 2—One 5-roomed House and 3 acres ' of land, more or less, coach-house, garden (securely fenced); nice little property a -~„.-, No. 3—One 6-roomod Villa Residence, ' river frontage; 1 acre of land, with right to leaee 2 acres more. This ie a First-class Investment for any 1 town resident requiring a healthj 1 and pleasant country eeat. This lot only wants to be seen to be appreciated. Fishing, Bathing, and Frun in abundance. AND TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASERS Application early to— S. G. THORNTON, WEST OLIVE. DRINK T) ED FUNNEL AND YUM YUI r, R CEYLON TEAS. TYb EBT BENNETT A. Bblo_O_-TBB AND PIiABTHBHB, ' ROSKNEATH, TAJRADAIjE. Mr All kind, of Bricklaying and Oonore icTs Work done. Terras moderate 1 orde vfUl be promptly attended