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Kumara Times, Issue 3004, 19 June 1886, Page 3

TENDERS WANTED for DRIVING and TIMBERING a TUNNEL TAIL-RACE, for Reid and party, Larrikins. Specifications may be seen at Mr A. Foldi’s, Dillman’s Town, or at Mr J. Corrigan’s, Larrikin’s. Tenders will be received at Mr J. Corrigan’s, up to TUESDAY, 22nd inst. WOOLDRIDGE, TEACHER THE PIANOFORTE. Advanced and Rudimentary Lessons given. Terms : 30s per quarter; an allowance made for two or more in family. FRENCH LESSONS, In class, 5s per quarter. Private Lessons, £1 Is. MRS. WOOLDRIDGE, The Break, Dillman’s Road. New fancy goods, Just arrived, VERY CHEAP AND GOOD. Wool-work Slippers, ready for filling-in. Antimacassars, Comb-bags, Children’s Table Napkins, and Toilet Mats, already stamped. Gold Beads, good Crewel Silk and Wool. Turkey Red Marking Cotton, E, LOWE, MAIN STREET, KUMARA. (Next to Mr Murphy’s Batcher Shop.' REASONS WHY EVERYBODY SHOULD INSURE WITH THE NEW ZEALAND Accident insurance company. Capital, £IOO,OOO. The premier and oldest-established Insurance Company in these colonies. Because it— Has the Largest Invested Capital ; Has the Largest Premium Income ; Has Paid the Greatest Number of Claims; Has Issued the Greatest Number of Policies. Has the Largestpieserve Fund ; Has the Greatest Number of Policy Holders of any Accident Company in Australasia. This Company has paid the enormous number of 2200 CLAIMS, Amounting to Twenty Thousand Pounds Sole Agents for Kumara and District: SPRINZ AND HAMBURGER, Soddou Street,