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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10520, 28 January 1903, Page 1

CLUB HOTEL. MAWHERA QUAY, Gbeymouth. H GRIFFITHS ... Proprietor Only the best brands of Liquors and Beei*3 kepfc in stock The besfc of accommodation for the travelling public. An execellenb table always kept and every attention paid to visitors and boarders. TARIFF: Is 6d per meal, or hoc coia ana snower oatns H. F. NEES & GO., Dredgre Buildersand ContractingEngineers, Of KING STRBBT, DUNEDIN, GREYMOUTH, - Notify clients that on and after this day fcheir Greymouth address will be The Terrace, corner of Chapel Streefc' OCEAN - " ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION. ACCIDENT & SICKNESS INSURANCE.— See our "Advanced Policy," combined world-wide. EMPLOYERS LIABILITY & PUBLIC RISK INDEMNITY. FIDELITY GUARANTEES. The OCEAN haa a complete local administration for settlement o? claims. The OCEAN is the mosfc progressive Accident Office in the world, and was fche firsfc to introduce into the Colonies all the latest- features iv the various branches of the business ifc transacts. E. A. WICKES, District Agent, Greymouth. "P ÜBL ICNOTICE. QUN KUM WAH & CO., FRUITERERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS. Have jusfc received, per s s Mapourika NEW SEASON'S FRUIT, consisting of Cherries, Apricots, Passion Fruit, Pine Apples, Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Lemons, &c ; also Cucumbers, Green Peas, Rhubarb and Vegetables. Order early. Goods delivered fco any part of fche district, and all trains, free of charge. Address:— Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. Kun, Yum Wah and Co, of Mawhera Qvay, are now showing a splendid range of silks in black and white, silk handkerchiefs, etc, also Japanese cups and sancers, vases, fancy goods, toys, etc. Trafalgar Hotel. MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH MR P. MAHO-..EY wishes tc inform the general and travelling public that he has fcaken possession of the above well known hostelry, and hopes by paying strict attention to business to merit a continuance of the support accorded him in the pasfc. The Ltquors, Wines and Beer, will be found fco be of the very besfc. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION for Boarders and Travellers, and a firstclass table kepfc. P. MAHONEY, Pro rietor VTEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT IN J3. SURANCE COMPANY. THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT, 1900, Involves Employers in the following Liability, payable by them for person .1 injuries caused by Accident, " arising out of and iv course of Employment," vi_ : — For FATAL ACCIDENTSThree Years Wages. Minimum Liability £200 ; maximum £400 For TOTAL or PARTIAL DISABLEMEN T(After fche Second Week)— Compensation afc the rate of Half Wages, such payment not to exceed £2 per week y up to an aggregate £300 In addition to fche above Employers are liable under The Employers Liabiliby i Acts, viz— Death up to 3 years' wages ; maximum £500. Disablement;, full wages and damages up to asum equal to 3 years wages ; maximum LSOO Also Compensation or Damages under \ The Common Law, thus — Employers will '< now be pracfcicaily LIABLE for al Accidents. The owner or employer is also liabletothe Employees of Contractors and sub-Contractors. For Ra' -S apply fco | G CRAY & CO, District Agents, Greymouth. SPECIMEN ACTUAL RESULT OF A Limited Premium Policy IN - IBE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DE- •,,„ r j£ PARTMENT. Number 1705 : Date of issue, 18th June, 1872; Sum Assured, £500; Quarterly Premium, £4 10s. Premiums Limited to 20 years. Policyholder died 21sb May, 1901. RESULT OF POLICY. Premiums Paid £360 0 0 Sum Assured and Bonuses 699 6 0 Everyone now taking oufc a Participating Policy will receive a substantial bonus afc the end of the present yeat. THE DAVIS PATENT GRAPNELL TO DREDGE PROPRIETORS AND DIRECTORS OF DREDGING COMPANIES Licenses for the use and construction of the Patent Grapnell or Digging Pick as nsed on the Maori Queen, Greymouth Lagoons, Fedderson's, Kohikohiand othßr dredges may be obtained from MESSRS CUTTEN BROS, Consulting Engineers. The Solo Agents for fche Patea- Rights Stillwater Hotel, STILLWATER. MR JAMES BAXTER, Stillwater, wishes to intimate to his friends that he has bought the above well known hostelry, where he hopes by paying strict atfcention to business, and keeping fche very best biands of liquors and ales, to merit a fair share of public patronage. Travellers will find the Hotel most convenient. Eicellenb accommodation. JAMES BAXTER ... Proprietor