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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7267, 4 March 1885, Page 6

A RBIVINQ^7o^ PIANOS, by Mlgfcn, Haake, Eapoldl, m ' ENGLISH HARMONIOk3, from £10 Choice VIOLISS and VIOLONCELTfti •specially for J.H. by « S,*!* Violinist ' Minent ft^J BTBINGB and FITTINGS Kardl.y's PITCH PIPKS, embradns tt.. . Invaluable^^*^ ROTHERHAM-S Celebrated LEYER in Gold and Silver "-"CHE^ ERHARDTB Do., Do., with Cham tad tvmam ._ eninre accuracy 0 time-kaepiog, rUM ».»B J. HOWDEK, QUEEN-STREET. OIANOSJ PIANOS! QRGANSI OEOAKBI jost landed. From £12. Special Order. Worth Looks* 49 NOW on VIEW At WEBBS OAK HOUSE, HOBSON-STKEET (Three Doors from Cookttwefl N.B.— Large Harmonium for £18. piANOS! piANOS! pUKO^ BY HA<KE AND SCHULIZ, THE MIGNON AND MODEL. D. BENJAMIN A- CO., Corner of Hlsh-street and Vulcan-Im, Wholesale only. Hotels. " HpO TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS; IMPORTANT NOTICE. G. F. Such. Warkworth Hotel, ben to tiftm Travellers and Tourists that on and after Jaan»~T 1885, the Royal Mail Coach will leave Walwar* •£ Warkworth every alternate day. This will J*, Visitors to the Pot Spring* an oyportinity of ssstat miles of New Zealand B th, and viewing some of2 finest scenery in the North. he journey will aid* take a little ever 2 Hours. Visitors can renra br Meamer if so inclined. The Hotel is close to tit Wnarf. Travellers will find the Hotel out of ike cleanest and best conducted in the North, at »jS they will meet with every Accommodation. Ladies' and Gents' Saddle Horn and Trim for hire. " TO THE INHABITANTS OF TAKA. PUNA DISTRICT, AND THE PUBLIC) GENERALLY. MICHAEL CORCORAN (Late of the Greyhound, Thame}, and MetropsllUj note)*, Quean-street, and Star and Garter Hotel ' Coromandel) Begs to announce that he has takes the FLAGSTAFF HOTEL, NORTH SHORE, And by keeping nothing but the BEST QUALITY of WINES, SPIRIT S, & ALES, Mopes to merit the patronage of residents aid visitors. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOB LODGERS. BATHS, Ac. The Hotel is close to the water, so that visitors airs the advantage of sea bathing. A First-class BILLIARD TABLE presided over by aa experienced marker. M. CORCORAN, FLAGSTAFF HOTEL, NORTH SHORE. THE PALACE HOTEL OHINEICUTU. This Large and Commodious Hotel was erected after the stream of Tourists had fairly set in to tot Lake District, and consequently the plan is inch is to meet its growing wants and to admit of exteuin improvements, which are being constantly added. It is now THE LARGEST AND MOST COMFORTABLY FURNISHED HOTEL IN THE LAKE DISTRICT. The rooms, spacious and airy, are kept serupnloujy clean. The view from the balcony is beautiful and Varyiif. To the left, steam irons the numerous bailing pools redolent of sulphur, rises in a continuous doss* while in front opens up a beautiful and extensirt view of Lake Rotoraa, on which boats are kept fat visitors, who may desire a pull or sail on its pladi waters and explore its many romantic bays sad headlands. NATURAL HOT AND COLS BATES Are connected with this Hotel, and kept for tat s eclal' use of Tourist*, and those who visit tail Wonderland of New Zealand will here find a comfort' able home, where they will receive every atteatiw it VERY MODERATE CHARGES. NONE BUT WINES AND SPIRITS OF 111 BEST BRANDS KEPT IN STOCK. R. KING, Manager. HARRY H. HATR, Tourist Agent for the Hot LekM District Office: High-street, Auckland.

Insurance Companies SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON. O Established 1710. Insurances effected upon almost evtry dMcrlptirt I Property at the Current Rates of Premiums. TsW sum Insured, for 1883 -£310,421, Claims SttaiM by the Local Agent and paid wivh promntitnds a* liberality. . , a. W. BINNXT, Agent, Qneen-strot NORTHERN ASSURANO.I COMPANY. Capital,-.— £3,000,000. Btatmcknt shewing the progress 0j •*■ northern assurance oompant Since Its establishment In 1838 to the promt **» (1878). , I _ Aces** - „ Net PH. Net Ufa *££?• "A. *"*• Revenue. Xmnt. J*£i *£** 1338 »or. 700 MOO •* w ■• 138 1,908 000 2.600 — 1341 3,200 ( 9,800 2,400 "J** 1»44 4.000 14,000 4,000 »>g 1347 6,800 .18,200 4,800 "J"" 1860 7,900 26,000 8,600 . «**» 1853 22,900 37,400 8,600 *».*» .866 68,400 66,600 18,?00 **«• 1*59 100,300 62,600 18,600 f*"! 1862 127,900 76,300 24,200 *»•*! 1866 168,900 87,400 84,701 WJ.W 1868 182,500 113,700 41,100 f^-SJ 1871 236,400 118,980 57,700 l^H 1874 818,300 133,000 78,400 1."*2 1877 408,700 167,600 *"*■" LIFE DEPARTMENT. 0 -- „ It Is wote than useleeas to possess a life ™*e7 leu there U the certainty that the sumsaw** paid at death. A man may for yean twit «ML a support of his family, and ultimately no value. The sums assured by the »«« .Trw* are guaranteed by the Shareholders capita «J rf Millions Sterling, and by its AocwnuUteo """far) safely invested, amounting already (°**!%%eut» to more than Two Million Two Hukdm» ™ #0 Pounds, and continually increasing. rf $g In the Participation Branch, the "■°" ta „ » ASCEBTAnrxD STrR«,u» at each valnaHoa tn— the Assured. /v-naiTi * The undersigned, Agent far *• prepared to accept Risks again* «*•«■ »™JS»tt«* Content* in ths City aid Province of Auckland. •» LOWEST CURRENT SATES. - THOMAS *»0»»» Tort-street. March 19.1878 — , — : -r> j if* p O N ft ' M COLONIAL* ANALYST FOB M* | ""-*• AUCKLAND DISTRICT Having been appointed Analyst to the * rf Agricultural and Pastoral Association. «« quiring analyses made of soils, manures, wo» . «c,, can obtain the same in accordance **» -j schedule effes* arranged. IVAL. j , ■ "~T& PODNDKEEPERS* BOOM Bjj&fi „,w Act), 25 and 60 pages, frith $•*£s•« ot Fines for Trespass and at commencement, on Saleat the H*saU> *" 1 Office, sjueenstreet. . \-^ BEST SCOrCrJ OILCLOTH,-*fs Patterns from 27 Inches to gU Bordered and piain.-J. M. McLwhlan, In**-