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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 4086, 9 January 1878, Page 4

STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital : One Million Sterling. Head Office : Princes-street, Dunedin. T OSSES by FIRE insured against on JLJ Stares, Warehouses, Dwelling-houses, &c, at current rates. The Company will also take risks on Wool, and all kinds of merchandise on land or at sea, and either on valued or open policies, on the most favorable terms. Particular attention is drawn to the fact that by provision in the Articles of Association, insurers will participate in the profits of the Company. Agent for Napier, S. B. DRANSFIELD, 93 Port Ahuriri. TMPBBIAL FIRE INSURANCE 1 COMPANY, 1, Old Bboad-st., and 16 Pall Mall, LONDONi INSTITUTED 180 3. Subscribed and Invested Capital... One Million Six Hundred Thousand Pounds. Insurances are effected at Current Rateß, and Losses are settled in the Colony upon proof of loss. Agents for Hawke's Bay — WATT BROTHERS. 94 BATAVIA SEA AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: Head Office— Auckland. Established 1843. CAPITAL , 3,000,000 GUILDERS Fully subscribed. THE undersigned have been appointed agents for Hawke's Boy, and are prepared to make Marine Bilks at current rates. Wool insured from sheep's back to London, noluding all risks. 95 STUART A. GO. NOTICE^ ttti ll iam nn;u c swell Desires to inform the Inhabitants of Hawke Bay that |he has }ust received a very large assortment of Ready Made Boots and Shoes of the best quality, and of every description. The stock comprises : — Ladies' Cashmere and Kid Boots, &c. Gent's Calf Elastic' sides, Balmorali, and Watertights Superior Gent's Glove-kid Boots, suitable for Dancing. Eveiy description of Boots and Shoes made on the premises at the shortest notice, and a perieet fit gurranteed j also, of the best workmanship. W. T. also wishes to call the attention of Country Settlers to the fact that they oan have Watertighte of the beat material at bis establishment. gjg-Note th« Address : WILLIAM TUCK WELL Bootmaker, Habtikgs-stbb t, (Opposite the Q.C.E.) Napibb. 203 NOTICE. T WILLIAMS, Bootmaker, wishes to • inform the inhabitants of Napier and Country Districts that he is now in a position to supply FIRST CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURED ON HIS PREMISES. ALWAYS ON HAND, A STOCK OF READY MADE BOOTS AND SHOES. T.W. begs to call the attention of Country Settlers to his well-known and renowned WATERTIGHTS. Note the address — Opposite the Horse Repository,! Hastings-street, Napier. 204 NAPIER ATH|EN;ETJM AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE (Incorporated.) Q ÜBSCRIPTIONS for members of body >O corporate 21s per annum ; ordinary members 5s per quarter. The following magazines and papers are received regularly by every mail : — Magazines : Nineteenth Century, Contemporary, Fortnightly, Blackwood, Macmillan, Cornhill, Good Words, Quarterly, Sciences Review do, Practical Magazine, Scientific American, English Mechanics, Building News, Saturday Review, Public Opinion. — Papers : London Mail, Home News, London Illustrated News, Graphic, The World, The Queen, Punch, Weekly Scotsman, Australasian, Australasian Sketcher, Sydney Town and Country, Invercargill Weekly Times, Otago Daily Times, Dunedin Evening Star, New Zealand Public Opinion (Weekly), Lake Wakatipu Mail, Taupeka Times, Oamaru Evening Mail, Lyttelton Times, Christchurch Press, Canterbury Times (Weekly), Nelson Daily Times, Nelson Colonist, Westport Times, New Zealand Times, Evening Post, Evening Argus, Wairarapa Register, Wanganui Chronicle. Taranaki News (Weekly), Auckland Herald, Auckland Evening Star, Thames Evening Star, Bay of Plenty Times, Poverty Bay Herald, Poverty Bay Standard, Wairoa Free Press, Hawke's Bay Herald, Napier Telegraph, New Zealand Statutes and Gazettes, Parliamentary papers and Hansard. The reading room is open daily (Sundays excepted) from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., and the library from 12 noon to 4 p.m., and 7 to 9 p.m. A smoking and conversation room iv connection with the reading-room is now open for the convenience of members from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. J. B. FIELDER, 45 Hon. Sec. ! LAKE TAUPO HOT BATHS AND SANATORIUM. ~_ _~_ rjiHESE wonderful natural hot waters _1_ possess curative properties of the highest value in all diseases. A single course of bathing therein of only a few weeks duration has totally removed many painful and stubborn cases of rheumatism, lumbago, and affections of the spine, while much relief in every case is afforded. The healthy traveller, tourist, or excursionist visiting the volcanic district of Taupo and the ether Lakes should not miss the pleasures of the Baths of Tapapukuao, for there only the hot and cold water springs are closely separated, or blended together. Every visitor declares that one Bath even adds new b'fe, health, and vigor to the system. Situated on the Waikato River, two miles from "80-wen, on Lake Taupo, and half way between Napier, Cambridge, and Tauranga. Cottages and good accommodation for Residents &nd Travellers. Paddocks for Horses. EDWARD LOFLEY, Proprietor ~ TO ARCHITECTS. DESIGNS prepared from rough sketches. Plans colored or etched in first-class style. Terms moderate. J. SPARROW, 67 WaipnVtitau. waipukurau: tavistock hotel stables. aOW, P., begs to inform the Public that the Tavistock Hotel Stables, recently destroyed by fire, have now been rebuilt, and are larger and more commodious than they were before. They are complete with every accommodation. A separate Coach-house has also been erected. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Coaches run from the Hotel to the Railway Station to meet every train. 75 PETER GOW.