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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6272, 23 December 1881, Page 8

I Miscellaneous. SCOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital ... £1,000,000. The undersigned, as agent for the above Company, Is prepared to Accept Fike Risks On every description of property, AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. JAMES MACFARLANK, Queen-street. E X °*~ t NE - W YOKK D g * L'JjlJUji, in sums to suit. For Sale by ARNOLD, HIKES, AND CO., Corner Customhouse and Fort-streets. J. INGRAM.] [MORTIMER FAIRS. J N G R A M & /S 0., GENERAL AGENTS AND IMPORTERS OF AMERICAN NOVELTIES RUBBER STAMPS SIADK AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. OFFICE OUTFITS OF RUBBER TYPE —A NEW INVENTION IN PRINTING.' Agents for Democrat Magazine, Monthly Fashion llaziur ; also, for any American Paper or Publication.', Friccs on application New Zealand, Tasmanian, and Australian Chtomos very be .utiful, 18 by 12, mounted in sets of six. Price 30s. Agents for the Australian Handbook and Shippors , Guide for ISS2. Note Addross: J. INGRaM & CO., Hoffmann's Buildings, Queen and Victoria-streets. OW XANDING, Ex ' Loch Urr ': Brandon's Candles Prices' Candles Liquid Annatto Linseed at.d Linseed Meal Englis 1 C. L. Sugar Eirumelsß.W. Soap, iu tablets Neave's Infants' Food White Starch, Azure Blue, Patent Groats Fry's Cocoa Gelatine, Gelatine Lozenges Lea and Perrins' Sauce Salad Oil, Hair Oil Pickles, Cream of Tartar, Tirtaric A cid Epsom Salts, Arrowroot, Bulk Vinegar Carbonate of. Soda Colza Oil, in wood and drums Linseed Oil, „ ■ „ Wire Nails, assorted sizes and gauges Galvanised Buckets, Oakum Invoice of Assorted Toys iluntz's Patent Metal EX 'CoKOSrANDEL.' Keillor's Marmalade Soda Crystals Martin and Wilson's Jujubes ~ Assorted Confectionery Riinmel's B.W. Soap, in bars Fluted Paraffin Candles Prices' Belmont Candles Price's National Candles Price's Self-Qtting Candles Price's Cairiaje Candles Bernard's Ginger Wine Day and -Martin's Blacking Taylor's Cocoa Gelatine, Gelatine Lozenges Split Peas, Lin s Fish, in case* Barcelona Nuts A.S. Milk, Liebig's Extract of Meat Nutmegs Albert's Sardines, i's and i's Crecy's ditto, As and I's Colman's Mustard, D.S.F. Grey and Coloured Fine Twine . Earthenware Linsted Oil, in wood and drums FeDcing Wire, assorted Turpentine H. bT~M OKIONTUST LANDED EX AN TERES, QU.INAD \ SPARKLING TONIC WATER, is THE DRINK OF THE DAY". It is an excollent gastric tonic. It stimulates and assists digestion, and is speciallv adapted for table use. It invigorates tho nervous and muscular system. It restores and maintains brain power. It does not contain Phosphorus and cannot eli- •■ -ininato free phosphoric acid, .It does not contain Iron and cannot constipate, it combines the tonic properties of bitter Ale ' with the pleasant freshness and exhilarating clients of Champagne. It is entirely free from Alcohol, and may be taken in any quantity without tho depressing result which Alcohol produces. I; is grateful to the palate of the invalid and allays febrile thirst. Pric;: Is per Dottle ; 9s per Dozen. J. A. P° N D > HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. KING'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, COROMANDEL. Andrew King has purchased the magnificent pre mises formerly known as the Albion Hotel. Since taking possession ho has had the whole painted, papered, and re-arranged, to adapt it for a First-class Boarding Establishment. Tne new kitchen, with one of the largest cooking apparatus in the province, will meet any demrtnds on it although the house may be full, and is presided over by an experienced cook Tho Keslaurant attached to the hotel is open to the public from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and all the delicacies procurable will be served. A splendid suite of Fourteen Bed and Sitting Rooms, in detached buildings easily accessible, a short distance from the hotel in the grounds, gives customers all the privacy of cottage homes ; and the sea being close at hand the rooms are daily tired by its invigorating breezes. The proprietor has completed arrangements to Hire Boats for the use of visitors, at a low rate, for water parties, iflshing, rowing, sailing, or picnicinj, with the attendance of a steady, skilful, civil waterman if desired. A.K. hopes that this new venture of his, the want of which has long been felt, will be supported by the gained by him catering in the colonies during the last 27 years (10 of which have been spent at Coromandel) will still be used to gain a. name and trade for the new bouse. A.K. also takes this opportunity to thank the Coromandol people for the liberal support they have given him since he has resided among them, and will try to deserve x continuation of it. A comfortable Reading and Smoking Room has been fitted up. and the following papers are always on the table :—Town and Country, Queenslander, BuUetin Sydney Mail, Home News. Glasgow Weekly Mail Saturday Night, Observer, Daily Herald, Coromandei Mail, &c. A'Sample Room for Commercial Travellers. Telegrams attended to. Omnibuses to the door on the arrival of every boat. ANDREW KING, Proprietor. WA IWE RA ! WAIW ER A ! WAIWERA ! A Coach will leave the Devonport Post-office every Saturday, at half-past one, arriving at Waiwera at 5.30 and leaving W.iwera on Monday Mokkiso at S, arriving at North Shore at noon. Return Fare, 15s. First-class turn out.-OLIVER MAYS'(late Quick's) Livery Stables, Devonport. N.B.—Passengers should leave town by one o'clock steamer.