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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 7498, 18 October 1895, Page 4

DELAYED CABLES. London, October 16. The Queen has laid the foundation stone of a new building to replace Mar Lodge (belonging to the Duke of Fife), recently burned down. ?abi9, October 16. The report of the resignation of Baron de Gouroel ia denied. THE EXCESSIVE INSURANCE EATES. MOKE INDIGNATION. [PKB FBKBS ASSOCIATION.") Inveboabgill, Last night. The efieot of the recent conference of fire insurance companies in Melbourne has been to largely increase the rates of premiums here As the town has an excellent water servioe by the pumping of powerful engines, the placing of the town in the third olass caused indignation, as the outoome of whioh a meeting of citizens to-night resolved as follows:—"In view of the exoeeive rates now levied by insurance oompanies for this town and the large general increase of rates in the colony, and the excessive proportion of premiums expended by companies in other ways than in paying losses it is desirable that come other mode of fire insurance be adopted, and that municipalities should be empowered to insnre their own ratepayers against fire; also to give and receive aid to and from other municipalities in doing so, and that a Manicipal Fire Insurance League be formed to give efieot to this resolution, and take steps to secure through Parliament the necessary authority for establishing municipal insurance." BEEAKWATEE DEMONSTEATION SPOETS. ■ ■» The following handicaps were declared last night by Messrs A. E. Kagletou and F. A. Styohe for the swimming events in connection with the above sports :— 100 YAEDS HANDICAP. sec sco T. A. Cherry,, 20 P. Koow'es .. 10 H. V. Bear .. 20 K. Bristow .. 10 Jaok Jensen .. 20 G. Brietow .. ?.O A. Wilson ~ 20 — lidmonds ~ 10 8.8i11.. ~ 20 P. imerson .. 10 M. Fredericks.. 20 J. Franklin .. 10 J. M. Emerson 20 D. M'Outlooh.. 10 H. Kolls .. 20 W. Dugleby .. 5 J. O Uherry ~ 20 T. isouleton .. 5 C. Prabble .. 10 P. H Uptoa .. 5 P. ppiller .. 10 (J. H. Onto .. 5 8. Boulston .. 10 8. B Jago .. 5 J. Toohey .. 10 C. Palmer .. 6 F. Thompson.. 10 H. Connor .. scr W. Macill ...10 J.M.Hamilton Ecr G. Wilkos .. 10 E. rL Cooper., sor H. Luog .. 10 B. Cooper, W. Nornnn .. 10 behind scr.. 3 LADIES , BBAO6LBT, 220 YABDB boo see T. A. Cherry .. 45 F. Knowles .. 30 H V. Bear .. 45 K. Bristow .. 30 Jaok Jensen ~ 45 G. Btietow ~ 30 A.Wilson .. 45 —Edmonds .. 30 B.'Hill.. .. 45 P Emerson .. 30 M. Fredfrioks.. 45 F. Frauklin .. 30 J. M Emerson 45 s>. M'Cullooh.. 30 H. Bolls ,o 45 W. Dugleby .. 15 J. O. Cherry ~ 45 T. Koulston .. 15 O. Prebble .. 30 P.H.Upton.. 15 P. Spiller .. 30 O. H Cato .. 15 S. Boulston .. 30 S. B. Jago .. 15 J. Toohey .. 30 C. Palmers .. 16 F. Thompson.. M) H Connor .. 8 W. Magill .. 30 J. M. Hamilton 8 Q. Wilkes .. 30 E. H. Cooper., scr H Lang ~ 30 B, Cooper ~ sor W. Norman ~ 30 175 Y.ABDS OPBN HANDICAP. seo sco B. Garry .. 20 E. Stevens .. scr T. Cunningham 20 W. Bimpson .. scr S.F.Brandon.. 15 A. Murry-Mc-W. Greening., 5 Gregor.. .. ecr Id. Cheer ~ 5 H. Gorman ~ scr W. MoKay .. 5 Men's Tan Shoes from 7s, worth 10 6d; Men's Tan Boots from 15s, worth 255; Ladies' Tan frhoes from 6s Gd ; Ladies; Glaoie Shoes from ss, worth 10a 6d' flippers in great variety from Is 6d ; Boys' School Boots from 5s 6d; Men's English Balmoral 7s 6d; Girls' and Children's School Boots from 3s 6d. Patterson and Oj., Central Stores, Emerson Street. Try the Suratura Tea. A Is 10d, B 2s Id, D2s3d ; lOlba 3d per lb lesa. Pare Ceylon Iβ 6d per lb. This Tea is worth 2s. A substantial discount allowed on all cat-h purchases Ask for our t*rice List. Fatterson and Co., Emereon street. ~PJROtoP.BOTUB. WAITKKa.UBI GOLD MINE, It is proposed to form the above into a No-Liability Company of 125.000 Shares, at 3s (three shillings}. 60 Shares of 1000 acrip eaoh will be offered to the public at £50 per Share, equal to Is (one shilling) per scrip. ' 45 Shares of 1000 scrip each, and £1000 in cash, to go to the promoters. 15 Shares of 1000 scrip eaoh to be reserved to the Company for Machinery. 5 Shares of 100 i/ sorip have to be retained for floatation expenses Tbe whole of the cash, less amount paid to the promoters as above, £1000, to go to develop and work the property. Thin mine is situated in the best known part of Waicekauri, outside the " Waitekauri Special," but on the same line of reef, and is BUtrounded by properties that have either already been taken up by English Syndicates or are nov/ forwarded to Home capitalists for their approval Thera ia a good battery site at the junction ot two creeks, on the ground, with a plentiful supply of water for general mining purposes. There are also two batteries working within a quarter of a mile of thia property. No oalla are anticipated to be required in this Company, as it starts with c, balance of £2000 or thereabouts, will ba ample to thoroughly open up the property, and to gut Kolwindsor and Sophia reefs which are known to r\m through the New Waitekauri, and from which good cold has been obtained. Splendid loose gold has also been obtained in a email gully on the north« west part of the grouud, which is in a direot line with the Kolwindsor lode. A glance at the plan-* shows the wellknown names of the Waitekauri Gold joining Company, whose shares ere now quoted at 95b per sorip; thg "Vt'aitebauriJubilee, and JubiloeExtended; thelolanthe,Mi&ado, Pearl, and iillen Companies, of iUnglish syndicates; and the Grace Darling Company, whioh is also now being floated in London—bo that the New Waitekauri ia in very heart of the best gold-produoing nroperties in that famous disiriot, arid asper report must be lookpd upon as one of the moat valuable properties there, as. it carries parallel lodes to the famous Waitekauri, from which 4130,000 of bullion was won under the old system of treatment; and also to the well-known Sophia, Kolwindsor, and Gordon properties. There is no doubt but with dry crushing and cyanide treatment the reefs will give much better results than formerly, as most of the reefs opened and so treated have given ample proof. Plans of and report on the above property aye now open for inspeotion at the office of ' T. W. BALFOUK, Sharebroket, opposite the Post Office, >apier, where application for Shares will be received. UNKEI) INSTJIU.NOE COMPANY (Limited.) CAPITAL ~ .. £500,000 Fieh Bbanod, THE undersigned having been appointed Agent for the Hawke'a Bay District is now prepared to effect Insurances on every description of Property at Lowest Current Bates. H. OKOWIJEY, Agent. J. VIGOK BROWN, Local Director. TVTEW INSUBAIft;* L% COMPANY. [Ebtabmtekp 1859.] Capital ~ qq «, ~ £1, 000,000 Paid-up and Beserve Fuii, .. £436,000 With unlimited liability of Shareholders. FlßE.—lnsurances against loss by fire ere effeoted by this Company upon every description of property od the nioat favorable terms. MAEINB. —Merohaadiso, freight, aad Hnlla insured to and horn ell *>«■• .„ the world, * tS G. N. PIBBC.B. Fffaimarai , tor HdwVo'a Biyp. THE MANCHESTER c EIRE ASSUIiACE OOMPAaY. ESTABIISHKD 1824. OAIPTAIi,, £2,000,000. MESSBS E. AND W. LYNDON having Resigned tho Agenoy of the above Company I have THIB DAY appointed Mb Ddwabd Gbowijsy, Manager for Hawke's Say. FREDERICK B. DUNBFOKD, feneral Manager and Attorney for New Zealand. Napior, Ist August, 1895. STAJSfDABD FIRE AND BSABEHF 3 INSURANCE 00., OF HEW WALAm*. A AMS4S, „« &I,QQQ t QQQ Hsah Oswzoia, D'JZTBKH. Ageats for Hawke'e Bay—