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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XX, Issue 3933, 23 June 1877, Page 2

tyELIABLE INDEMNITY Against Fire and Marine Losses secured to policy holders in the NEAV ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, representing One Million Sterling of Capital, with unlimited liability of Shareholders. Liberal Terms and Prompt Settlement of Losses characteristic features of the Company. Forms of Proposal and all information may be obtained from SMITH & Co., AA T aipukurau ; AY. HATHBONK, AVaipava ; W G. CRAAA'FORD, Kaikora. GEORGE BEE, Havelock ; KNIGHT BROTHERS, Hastings. ELDRED BECK, AVest Clive ; JOHN BARRY, Taradale ; ROB JOHNS, IRA'INE & CO., Spit; AY. F. SHAAV, AVairoa; or from A. LESLIE CAMPBELL, Agent for Hawke's Bay. Office-- Beach end of Emerson-street B O V LA N & C 0., IRONMONGERS, &c HASTINGS STREET, NAPIER, Have on Sale : HORNSBY'S & MURRAY'S SINGLE and DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS, Bentall's CHAFF CUTTERS, Root Pulpers, Turnip Cutters and Corn Crushers, HoAvard's Zigzag, Patent Chain and Patent Flexible HarroAvs, BentaH's and Murray's Improved Horse Gears and Intermediate Motions and Connecting Rods, &c, Complete (suitable for driving Chaff Cutters and Corn Crushers, &c. Yankee Tools of all Descriptions. Register Stoves, Sham Registers, American Cooking Stoves, Lemington Ranges and Office Stoves. Fenders, Fire Irons, Coal Vases and Scoops. Washing Machines, Mangles, and American Wringers. A Large Assortment of SPORTING POWDER AND REQUISITES. Bedsteads, Single and Double. Lamps, Silber Light, Anucapinc, Dietz's an other Makers, Crockery and Glass Avare. Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Liquid Colors in 5 and 10 Ib. tins. Bar Iron and Boiler Plates. Furnishing and Builder's Ironmongery of cA r ery Description. PIANOS AND HARMONIUMS By all the Celebrated English and French Makers, fer Cash or on the time-payment system. 970 ARTIFICIAL TEETH. MR. H . C~. WILS ON, SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST. 31

The Otago Daily Times, our Dunedin correspondent informs us, has changed hands for £27,000. This does not seem a large sum for a newspaper of the kind. If economically and efficiently managed it ought to nett £10,000 per annum. It sounds significant to hear of a newspaper being purchased to be conducted on behalf of the large landholding interest. It makes us feel that the contest Avhich has raged of late so A'igorously in Victoria between the small and large holders is coming very close to us here.

A meeting of the Waste Lands Board was held last Thursday. Present — The Commissioner of Crown Lands (in the chair), Lieut. -Colonel Lambert, and Mr Tiffen. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. The board assented to an application from