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Evening Post, Volume XXIII, Issue 145, 23 June 1882, Page 3

QUARTER DAY, 24th JUNE, 1882. SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON, Established 1710. Sum Insured in the Year 1881—^270,959,974 TNSURERS whoße Policies expire on th( 24th instant, are reminded that Renewa Premiums should be paid on or before thai date. Thia Company is prepared to accept risks on property at the loweat current ratea ol premium. J. H. BETHUNE A CO., Agents. THE VICTORIA INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited). QUARTER-DAY, 24'h JUNE, 1882. INSURERS whoae policies expire aa above are reminded that their renewal premiums should be paid on or before Saturday, the 24th inst int. Risks taken at the lowest current rate 3. LEVIN A CO., Agenta. THE FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION (LIMITEL ) OF LONDON. Capital Fund Subacribed ... .£1,000,000 Paid-up 200,000 Reserve Funds 82,500 QUARTER DAY, 2tth JUNE, 1882. THIS Company ia prepared to take all classes of Fire Risks at lowest current rateß. Claims settled with promptitude and liberality. T. J. LADD, General Manager for N.Z. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE M\RINE AND FIDELITY GUARANTEE. QUARTER DAY, 24th JUNE, 1882. INSURERS whose policies expire as above are reminded that their renewal premiums should be paid on or before SATURDAY, the 24th INSTANT. Risks of all classes taken at the lowest current rates. T. J. LADD, Agent ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Annual Fire Promiumß exceed £1 ,000,000. INSURERS whose policies expire on Saturday next are reminded that renewal premiums should be paid by that date. W. M. BANNATYNE A CO., Agents. THE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND MARINE. POLICY-HOLDERS are reminded of QUARTER DAY, 24th instant. Renewal premiums can be paid up to 5 o'olock. GEO. S. GRAHAM. General Manager. AUSTRALASIAN PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Incorporated 1869. Capital, ifilO.O'O, in 40008 hares, £2 lOseaoh. Head Office -58 Temple Court, Melbourne. DIRECTORS : Jno. Lloyd Roberts, E=q., Chairman Orlando Fenwick, Keg. William Weaver, Esq. Alex. H. Yonng, Esq. Wm. Merifleld, Esq. TTITINDOWS and MIRRORS INSURED LOW RATE OF PREMIUM. This Company has already replaced several thousand breakages to the entire satisfaction of the assured. GEO. T. WYLEIGH, Marager. The undersigned having been appointed AGENT for tho above Company is now prepared to accept risks. J. STUART REID. Wellington, 20th June. WINTER DRESS FABRICS, with trimmings to match, TE ARO & HOUSE 12 yarda Twilled Homespun, with 10/6 Silk Velvet for trimming 12 yards Saxony Twill, with 11/6 Fancy Silk for trimming 12 yards Pou'e Serge, with 12/3 Brocaded Velvet for trimming 12 yards Frenoh Beige, with 16/6 Qros Grain Silk for trimming 12 yards French Beige, with 16/6 Silk Velvet for trimming 12 yards French Perge, with 17/Brocaded Velvet for trimming 12 yards French Satin Cloth, with 17/Watered Velvet for trimming 12 yards Foule Beige, with handsome 25/6 Brocaded Velvet for trimming 12 yarda Cashmere Cloth, with 29/6 Brocaded Velvet for trimming 12 yarda Costume Tweed, with 34/6 Brocaded Velvet for trimming 12 yarda Zulu Cloth, with 37/6 Brocaded Velvet for trimming 12 yarda Indiana Cloth, with 41/Brocaded Velvet for trimming 12 yarda Indiana Cloth, with 42/Broche Silk for trimming 12 yarda Oriental Caahmere, with 43/Broche Silk for trimming 12 yards Oriental Cashmere, with 49/6 Broche SUk for trimming 12 yards Oriental Cashmere, with 53/6 Broche Silk for trimming 12 yards Fine Abbot Cloth, with 54/6 Jacquard Velvet for trimming 12 yarda Umbritzka Serge, with 59/6 Brocaded Velvet for trimming DRESSMAKING. JA.MES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE,! Cuba-stree 7th]May, 18S2. "OARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS ! FAIR PLAY TO MY CUSTOMERS. S. STONE, Having determined to hold a thorough CLEARING SALE! Fob One Month, FOR CASH ONLY, Commencing SATURDAY, 24th June, 1882, Intimates to his numerous customers that, thia being hia First Sale, every line, from a Child's Boot to Genta' Porpoise Hide Shooters, will be bo reduced in price as to make the sale a Genuine Bona Fide One. Heads of Families will do well by paying 1 visit to the CITY BOOT EMPORIUM, ( Two doors from Empire Hotel), Willis-street. DRESS MATERIAL -| i\ Brussels Stripes for 53 lid, wort' JL-mi 8s lid ; 12 yards superior satin clotl 7s lid, worth 12s 6d ; 12 yards heavy poplk 63 lid, worth 10a 6d ; 12 French twills 8s Ud, worth Ha 6d. At C. bMITH'S Devonshire House, Cuba-street. O^l SALE Custom House Forms. Ever ing PretO:*-©,