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Marlborough Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2026, 2 December 1886, Page 1

Business Notice. MR F. T. FAR MAR begs <o notify that he has purchased the Brewery Business recently conducted by Mr H. Ball, w ch will in future be carried on uncu "he management Mr R. Shand (lave S. Manning and Co, Limited, Christchurch), whose name and reputation will sufficiently guarantee the quality of his ALES. The Aerated Water and Cordial Manufactory will be under Mr F, T. Farmer’s personal supervision as hitherto 912 G-eo. W. Coward, Wheelwright & Coachbuilder, R E N vV i c K. ALL Orders executed in a workmanlike manner, and at moderate prices. A first-class Coach-Painter on the 1069 Premises. Alabama Tea Gardens and Museum, TOP OP ALABAMA ROAD. ADMISSION SIXPENCE. THE ABOVE GARDENS are now open to the Public, The attractions consist of Choice Flowers Flowering Shrubs, Fernery, Croquet Lawn, S'unmer- houses, ““zings, and a Musuem containing a Magnificent Collection of Rare BirCs, Butterflies, Curiosities, <kc, collected from all parts of the World, a splendid Fox killed near Carrageen Church. Killarney, Pic-nics and Pleasure Parties provided for. Cordials, Crated Waters, Refreshments, Fruit in Season, etc, Admission 6d, Annual Tickets ss. E, EVANS, Proprietor. Buttonhole, Hand, Table and Bridal Bouquets, etc, Floral Decoration for’|Weddiogs and Balls, a speciality. 1033. Public Notice. In accordance with the Provision of the Road Boards Act, 1882, with Amendments. NOTICE is hereby given that the Pelorus Road Board will hold a Special Meeting at their office, Havelock, on WEDNESDAY the first day of December next enBuing to consider the following motion duly proposed. That the Local Bodies Loans Act, 1886, be adopted by the Pelorus Road Board, 1062 C. H. MILLS, Secretary Pelorus Road Board. Havelock, Nov 4th, 1886. E. EYTHELL, VOJNER, BUILDER O AND Timber Dealer Maxwell koad. B-isnhkia, Agent for the Union Sas and Door Company. Doors, Sashes, and Mouldings alway on hand; THE Undersigue l is a Cash Puf chaser of Wool, Hides, Shpep skins, Ac. Highest prices given J. RAYNER, Southside, Blenheim. W- HAYDON LEECH, PHOTOGRAPHIC OOLOURIST, Lccket beads, Miniatures, and Portraits of every description either tinted or finished, in first-class style. Enlargements Worked dp in Neutral Tint, Speciality.—The hromotype, At Mr W EL Ma jey' Studio. IHE QOLONIALjypJTUAL J^IFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY (Limited). Wellington Office, Lambton Quay, (Next to Bank of Next Zealand.) DIRECTORS: Wellington : J. B. Harcourt (Chairman) ; George Beetham, M H.R. Dunedin : E. J, Spence (Chairman) W. J. M. Larnach, G.M.G., Hon, Geo. M'Lean, M.L.C.; Hon. Robert Stout, Premier. Auckland J. M. Sbera (Chairman ; S. Thorne George ; F. •*. Moss, M.ri.R. ChßTstchdbcb : Hod A. W. Parker; Da) gety and Co limited). The Colonial Mutual has added to all the ordinary f-irms '■ f 29Burance Several Dip tinct ve Features, and i<? the only Colonia Life Office which iesues TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES. The “ Absolute ” and >l Modified ” Ton tine Policies of the Colonial Mutual secure advantages not offered by any other Company. Colonial Mutual Policies are INCONTESTABLE FROM DATE OF ISSUE, being entirely free from obnoxious conditions' as to travelling, residence cccu» nation, mode of life, or manner of 4. ath. . P ci H. S. H. LYALL, -General Secretary tor New Zealand Sinclair! Macalister Local Agents, BPnheim.'J