Insurance Notices.
y I C T O R I A FIRE, LIFE, AND MARINE INSURANCE OMPANY. Capital ..." ... £2,200,000. Evorv description of Insurance- effoctcd. \ *HENRY FRANCE, •s. Agent.
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND LIFE. Capital Two Millions Steeling. Funds in hand exceed £1,000,000. FIRE. "INSURANCES on all descriptions of Goods and Buildings in Town and Country effected at current rates. Lossos Bettled hero promptly, without tho delay incidental to a reference to Australia or to Europe. LIFE. Largo Life Bonuses declared 1855, 1860, and 1865, £2 per cent, per annum — the largest bonus over continuously declared by any Company. Ahnauacs, containing tables of premiums and other particulars, to bo had on application. Medical Examiner for Oamaru : Dr Wait. CONNELL & WEBB, Agents, Oainaru.
Stud Notices.
mO STAND THIS SEASON, AT WINDERMERE, KAKANUI, The Thoroughbred Stallion, LEOTARD, Sevon years old ; bred by Mr Gray. Gofc by Teddington, dam Kitty-cut-a-dash, by Picton-Esl out of Glance, by Waxy Pope. Globe by Quiz; Paleface by Young Woodpecker; Platina (sister to Silver) by Mercury ; Herod- Y-Hag by Skim ; Hag by Crab ; Ebony by Childcrs. Picton-Eel by Picton-Eel, by Laugai ; Cuirass by Oisean ; Castanea (sister to Skim) by Gohanna ; Grey Skim by Woodpeckor j Silver's dam by Herod-Y-Hag. Picton by Smolensko, out of a mare by Dick Andrews j Eleanor by Whiskey ; Y- Giantess by Diomed ; Giantess by Matchem. — Vide Stud Book. Teems: £5 5s. for each Mare ; to be paid before removal. F. FULTON. Windermere, 4th Sept., 1S88.
mHE SPLENDID CLYDESDALE HORSE SHAMROCK, Will Stand this Season at WINDERMERE, KAKANUI. SnAMEOCK is 4 years old, and is out of an imported Mare, Grey Darling by Blackleg — the celebratod Draught Horso that has taken so many prizes both at Home and in Victoria. SnAMEOCE takes after his sire, and is an iron grey, of great beauty, bone and power. £5 5s. for each Marc. F. FULTON. Windermere, 4th Sept., 1868.
mO STAND THIS SEASON, AT BBNMORE STATION, The Imported Draught Horse, CHAMPION. Terms ... ... £& for each Mare. Every care taken of Mares, but no responsibility incurred. CAMPBELL & LOW.
Conveyances.
GWANSON AND WARBURTON'S ROYAL MAIL COACH TO OMARAMA. A Coach will leave the Northern Hotel everj TUESDAY MORNING, at 6 a.m., carrying Passengers and Parcels, arriving at Omarama the same evening. The Return Coach will leave Omarama on FRIDAY MORNING, at 5 a.m., arriving in Oamaru at halfpast 6 p.m. Passengers and Parcels (prepaid) to be booked at the Northern Hotel. The following are the charges : — Oamaru to Awamoko ... ... 10s. „ Marewhenua 15a. „ Kurow ... ... 25s. „ Otematata .., ... 38s. Omarama ... ... 45s. SWANSON & WARBURTON, Proprietors. Oamaru, 26th December, 1867.
X OSTjfrom Mr Evans', near theWaiareka, ono CHESTNUT MARE and one GREY HORSE, both branded J with half-circle. L3 Reward will be given to any person bringing them to THOMAS JONES. Oamaru,
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North Otago Times, Volume XI, Issue 348, 22 September 1868, Page 4
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457Page 4 Advertisements Column 5 North Otago Times, Volume XI, Issue 348, 22 September 1868, Page 4
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