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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12532, 20 June 1901, Page 1

Publics Notices. HHE NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT IN- ■■ SURANCE COMPANY. Established 1879. Authorised Capital . . £IOO,OOO ' Subscribed Capital . . 20,000 Invested iFunds . . . 90,000 Together w**k Unlimited Liability: 6f Shar*holders. ALL HOLDERS OF WORKMEN'S INSURANCE POLICIES are hereby notified that *he "Workers' Compensation for Accidents Act, 1900, has been gazetted, to coma into force as from 7th June instant, and they WILL BE HELD COVERED pending the adjustment oi rates. Copies of ih* Ac* may be had on application. _ F. W. DEAMBB,. District Manage!. Canterbury Branch, 2C5, Hereford Street. F 7133 (fVCEiAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE 8 J CORPOiRATION, IJMITED. Authorised Capital. . . On© Milken , Income £878,482 Gross Assets £1,464,872 Balance-sheets, with list of securities, on ap» pMcaticm. art all branches. Over £IOO,OOO invested on Colonial Government Securities. The Most Progressive and the WeaWhiest Company in the World. CHARLES M. (MONTEFIORE, General Manager for New Zealand, Wellington. NOTICE TO •CLIENTS. Rates for all classes of business can now be had, amid for clienibs holding Unexpired Policies with this Corporation, and wishing to insure under the Workers' Compensation Act, allowances will be made for 'the unexpired portion of their present policies. ■Copies of the Aot and any information, can be ihad from B. FAIRLIE HOBSON, District Manager, 8249 Christcnurch. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, LTD. ("PtfOTIFICATION' is hereby given ibhat MR ARTHUR R. ELLIS has been appointed to the position of AUCTIONEER. RQBT. BARDIE, ■ 8247 " -Manager. Re GEORGE DEYELL, Deceased. IT is requested that' al' Claims against the Estate of the late George Deyell, of Spreydon, Contractor (commonly known as George Dale), be forwarded to the undersigned forthwith, and that all Debts duo to the deceased be paid to us at once. ' '.. : LOUGHREY AND LANE, Solicitors for Administrators, 8242 220, Hereford Street, OhTJatohurch. ,' ORGANIST. ~,1, ANTED, an Organist for Holy Trinity V? Church, Avonside, Schedule of duties can be seen at the Vicarage. Applications, with copies of testimonials-, will be received by the Vioar till 80th June. • 8233 PPLIOATIONS are invited by the South ■- Canterbury Hospital and Charitable Aid Board for a DULY QUALIFIED MEDICAL PEACTTTIONTER, to act as TEMPORARY RESr&ENT SURGEON of the Timaru Hospifctl.- ' :■''; ''." ' j.' Salary to be at the rate of £2sper. calendar month. ' '• " - Applications to be sent in .not later than TUESDAY, 25th ins-t., and J J be addressed to "The Chairman Hospital lK|:ard!, Timaru." Full particulars can be obtained from R. ORWIN, 8234 Secretary. .".. ■ H. F O U N T A I N, <Jm DENTAL CHAMBERS, GLOUCESTER STREET. The Original Fountain, late of Toneycliffe and Carey's. F 2860 HE COAL YARDS WILL CLOSE ALL DAY ON SATURDAY AinD MONDAY. THE GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT is prepared to grant. Employers of Labour covers against risks connected with their Trade or Business under THE WORKERS COMPENSATION ACT, THE EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY ACT, As well as under • THE COMMON LAW, OWNERS OF PROPERTY and MORTGAGEES ALSO PROTECTED, Under Special Tables. PERSONAL ACCIDENT'INSURANCE Effected in all Branches. For particulars as to rates, etc., apply to the Local Office of the Department. J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner. J. C. PRUODW.OE, 8097 Disirict Manager. FURTHER REDUCTIONS. LAST WEEK OF SALE. JONES AND 'SONS, WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, REMOVING to HIGH STREET, Near Bank of N.Z. A Rare Chance to get Reliable Watches, Brooches, Rings, etc., at an Exceptionally Low Price. , F 6672 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. "A/TR E. C. FOUNTAIN, from 234, High yJL Street, wishes to notify his Patients and the General Public that, owing to his increasing practice, he has REMOVED to those commodious rocms (lately occupied by Mr Seymour, Dentist, No. 215, COLOMBO STREET (opposite Toneycliffe and Carey's). Artificial Teoth (Single Tooth from ss). Extractions Is. Nitrous Oxide Gas, etc. F 2698 EVERY BITE ■ r\F WARDELL'S BACON EATS SWEET, MILD AND MELLOW. It owes its quality to the great care taken in raising, feeding and curing amid healthy and sanitary surroundings. IT IS UNIFORM IN QUALITY—ALWAYS THE ACME OF BACON PERFECTION. NO' WASTE. NO SALTY TASTE. WARDELL'S BACON. MILD CURED HAMS, per lb . . .3d MILD CURED SIDES, per lb . . 6*d MILD CURED ROLLS, per lb . 7d PURE PORK SAUSAGES, per lb . 5d i 2684 7r T : BG-ULTRY FOR PROFIT," by " ChanJL ticleer" Illustrated. Price 2a 6d, nosted 2s 9d. Stillwell and Co., Printers, 195 a. Collins Street. Melb-wne,