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Tenders. T HB Undersigned hava FOR SALE, at Littlo River Station, 200,000 FEET TOTARA and BLACK PINE, at Rod Pino prices. Special quotations for delivery at ay railwa station. Xl4l WOOD & LAURIE. JOHN WALLER & 00., TIMBER AIID GOAL ME KOK ANTS, Tnttm Btreec, Bailway Siding:, Windmill road. AEE Prepared to SUPPLY at LOWEST CURRENT BATES, every desariptioa OF BUILDING MATERIALS, Including Eed, White and Black Pina Totsra, Kauri and Mottled Kauri Baltic 9x2, 9x3, 11x3 TDZi Timber, Sit and 6£t Palings Xijsaght Orb Iron and ocher orsuds Soignt, Levan's and Coiomui OemeaS Kauri Flitches, asserted sizes Kauri, Bed and White Pina Flooring, Lining Architraves, Moaiaiage, Shelving and Stir this Undercover, raadyfor Immediate Use, DOORS and SA3SSS. BUILDERS* IRONMONGERY COALS and FIREWOOD. COUNTRY ORDERS promptly executed, said lie,,. Xll9 Insurance Oomcaaias, COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED (Of London^. Capital £3,500,000, "JOVERY Description of Fire and Marina Jijj Business accepted at LOWEST CURRENT RATES OP PREMIUM. Claims Battled with liberality and promptitude, CUFF & GRAHAM, Managers for Canterbury, X 354 108, Manchester street, Christchurch. T mu NEW ZEALAND FIRS AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. RotebUsaed 1959, Capital,,, Paid-up Capital and Reserve ,£1,000.000 • £135,000 THE PREMIER AND WEALTHIEST COLO HIAL COMPANY. Noted for Promptness and Liberality, Branches and Agencies throughout the World. DAVID CRAIG, 6X iautger. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION. £21,842,447 £150,138,016 £42,483.772 £4.945.921 £7,299,309 finHE Thirty-first Annual Reportof the Bquifc JL able shows it to hatha Largest, Strongest and Moat Prosperous Institution of its kind IN THE s VuBUD, Assets ~ Outstanding Assurance New Assurances ia 1890 ~. ... surplus, 4 per cent basis Income .. SAFETY—The Equitable has a larger surplus on every basis of valuation than any other Life Insurance Company in the world. POLICIES are INDISPUTABLE. NON-POR. FEI I’ABLE, and unrestricted as to travel and residence after three years, PROMPT PAYMENT—its promptitude in the payment of maims is unrivalled. The Society has paid over £20,000,000 to its policy-holders. LARGE BuNUoxiB —Hundreds of thousands of pounds are now being paid away yearly in settling Tontine Policies, and THE TQuIi'ABLE, on the strength of these results, is writing an UNPRECEDENTED AND INGREA ING BUS NEBS. These settlements surpass all that has ever been dons in other forms o Life Insurance, and NO COLwNIAL OFFIuE CAN BriOW ANYTHING TO 00541*ARE with them; Local Dieectoss

(With power to issue policies and pay claims): Hon Sir Frederick Whitaker, K.C.M.G., M.L.C., Henry F. I). Bell, Esq., John H. Cook, Esq., Albert Martin, Esq., M.D, C. Godfrey Knight, F.1.A., actuary and Inspector. George Boss, .Resident Secretary, Wellington. Offices: Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill. Further particulars on application at Office, 7. CHANGERS’ LANS. X 24 H. H. PARSON, Resident Agent, Hotels. - m - VISITORS, TOUR IS Id. COMMERCIALS, AND FAMILIES should Pat up at the CLARENDON HOTEL, . Corner Oxford Terrace and Worcester Street IT is the Most ■"'entrally Situated, and is acknowledged to he the most Comfortable Hostelry in Christchurch. The household arrangements being under the direct supervision of Mrs Allen (formerly Mrs Henry Taylor) is a guarantee that guests will have every attention paid to their requirements and comfort, a thoroughly good Cook in charge of the kitchen. The Wines, Spirits and Ales are the best that can be purchased, Alleopp’s Celebrated Burton Ale on Draught. The prompcestattention paid to telesrrams and letters. ROBERT ALLEN, X2OS Proprietor. NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Situate at the Junction of High, Madras and St Asaph streets, in the business portion of the City, and Five Minutes' walk from the Railway Station. TB. GAFFNEY desires to thank his numerous D Patrons for the support so liberally bestowed on i.im in the past, and hopes to merit a continuance of thoir patronage by providing the best Accommodation at Moderate Charges. Ha would remind TOURISTS, TRAVELLERS and FAMILIES that the building is quite new, and has been fitted with every modern appliance necessary to oomt rt, Suites of elegantly furnished rooms are set apart for families or private use. Hoi Com and Ssowee Baths. The Cuisine is under efficient management, and the comfort of Boarders and Travellers is studied in every possible respect. A large Stock of the Best Quality of WINES, SPIRITS and ALES is always kept in commodious Cellars. Telegrams or Letters promptly attended to. Telephonic communication provided. This large and Commodious Hotel is capitally situated for Visitors, as TrAMS to and from SUMNER, PAPANUI, &o„ pass the door repeatedly. 477 X T. B. GAFFNBT, Proprietor. SCOTCH STORES HOTEL, High aud Tuam Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. CHARLES GOLDSMITH, formerly Proprietor of the Lancaster Park Hotel, has entered into possession of this centrally situated Hotel, and will leave nothing undone that will tend to increase its popularity. Visitors can always rely on receiving every attention. The -COTCH STORES haa always enjoyed a reputation for supplying the BEST WINES, SPIRITS asd ALES in the market, which Mr Goldsmith will make a Speciality to Maintain, Telegrams and telephone messages (No. 458) promptly attended to. Medicinal Wines Supplied, CHARLES GOLDSMITH, 5525 Proprietor, WELLINGTON HOTEL, TUAU STEEKt, CHSIBTCHUSCH. THE accommodation in this Hotel is acknowledged by those who have patronised it to be superior to what they hare received in other houses at a much higher tariff. TARIFF— Single Week, £lss; Permanent Boarders, 20s; Breakfast, la; Dinner, with glass of beer 'or cap of tea. Is; Tea, Is; Red, Is 6d, Six Dinner r iokets, ss. FsISD. J. FUCHS, 432 X __ Proprietor. CJkiteeion JSL 0T E L GLOUCESTER STREET (Next “ Times ” Office), Christchurch, W. BURNIP, Late of the Middleton Hotel, Kaiapoi, Sc#, HAS ENTERED INTO POSSESSION of this most centrally situated and commodious!? built Hotel, and, having had the house put into thoroughly good order and r. -furnished, he can, with every confidence, offer to Families, the Travelling and General Public, nxcellent Accommodation at very Reasonable Rates. Mr Bnrnip’s long experience enables him to Guarantee Perfect Satisfaction to all Who may favour him with their patronage. The Wines, Ales and Spirits are the finest procurable from the best houses. Letters or Telegrams will recaiva the Proprie. tor’s best attention. | W. BURNIP, i CO6S Proprietor,