Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9401, 6 January 1894, Page 7

Hot Lakes. >■ ' —;; ' — ' .. rr O L 1 DAY I! TRIP. take AN ENJOYABLE outing IN the a COUNTRY. excursion fares to OKOROIRE, The Most Delightful Place for a Complete Rest perfect Climate. Splendid Hot and Cold Mineral Water Baths. TROUT FISHING. ROMANTIC SCENERY. equalled Place for Recuperation To the jaded man of business needing a holiday. To the invalid who requires a complete change of *'ro the professional man who requires rest. To the tourist who wants to see the Thames V To 6 the sportsman who glories in the sport of the to jo all who desire a nice plane to go to for Christmas. kORO IRE VJkoroire Stands out pre-eminent. It is direct^neto .St'at Okoroire. and call it delightfully enjoyable a ,tav at Okoroire, and call it delightfully enjoyable Ld the nwnagcoent all that can be desired by the most istidious. Txtrac* fivm New Zealand Official Year Book, ' 1«93 • " Okoroire Hot Springs and Sanatorium : r»oer B'Uli, Temperature, 113 ; How, ISM) gallons Labour. Lower Bath, temperature ; Wow. fToO gallons per hour. Apart from the medicinal vdue which these springs possess in common with nwst other alkaline hot springs, they are remarkable for the largo flow of water and for freedom from any unpleasant odour or deposit. This fact should render the Springs specially attractive to persons in good & URQUHARTi Proprietor, Late of the Imperial Hotel, Auckland. Insurance CompaniesNORTHERN S U R A N C J OOMPANY pTift OrncEd: Aberdeen and London. ... Established 183(;i. CAPITAL . ~ £3,000,000 ACCUMULATED FUNDS.. 780,000 FIRE PREMIUMS „ - " X62b|ooo INSURANCE EFFECTED ON BUILDINGS AND COM TENTS, AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. LOSSES PROMPTLY SETTLED i LOSSES PROMPTLY SETTLED] THOMAS MACKY, FORT-STREET | CHIEF AGENT FOR AUCKLAND. Sub-agents have been appointed as follows THAMES .. .. MR. L. W, PARSONS CAMBRIDGE „ MB. WM. ESCOTT I'E AROHA .. .. MR DAVID M vCNICOL WHANGAREI _ MARSHALL & SONS PONSONBY, N NEWTON, I SUBURBS, AND > MR. GEO. W. JONES PROVINCIAL ( DISTHICf / Auckland October 28, 1390 THE united insurance com PANY (LIMITED), FIRE AND MARINE HEAD OFFICE, SYDNEY. Capital _ , M £500,000. THE ABOVE COMPANY HAS RECOMMENCED FIRE BUSINESS 4 - ; i >"/ v'";;b9ot New Zealand, and the undersigned 1"» prepared to accept risks at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. . Lowes Promptly Settled. * ' "I ; ARTHUR HEATHER, J Custom-street, Agent lor Auckland. _ T>H®N tx FIRE OFFICE. S&AJBP I Annual Fire Premium exceeds tg&gJZXfo Ai1,000,000. Unlimited liability of *§3£SB3B' Shareholders; Losses Paid, over £18,500,000. Kveiy insurable risk undertaken at Lowest Rate*. - B. M. Simpson General Manager. W. Ward Baker, Auckland District Manager. Offices : 73, Queen-street. Oil and Colourmen. VOHM HENDERSON, IS A IS WYNDHAM-STRBET, FAINT KB Gf. ATI If ft. AND PAPERHANOEK ARTISTIC DECORATOR, SIGN , AND GLASS WRITER. Manufacturer of Lead Lights fu Tinted Cathedral Stained, and Plain Glass Tablets, Silk Banners, Wire Blinds. Private and Business Designs Embossed in Plate, Ruby, Blue, Amber and Shoe Slws. Original Designs. Venetian Blind* Re-taped and Painted. ON SAM: Mixed Fain! In Various Colours foe House sn.i Ship Work. JOHN HENDERSON, IS WTNDH A M-BTRKBT W j> hillipps A g ON ' 119 AND 181. QUEEN-STREET, Havejust opened up a Large Assortment of CHEAP FAPERHANGINGS, SCRIMS 90IJSHEIJ.'SILVED, AND ROUGH PLATIC SHKKT, AND ORNAMENTAL WINDOW GLASS. WHITE LEAD' OILS. TURPS, VARNISHES And all kinds of PAINTERS' MATERIALS. PICTURE FRAME, MOULDINGS, GLASS SHADES. ARTISTS' REQUISITES OB 1 EVERY DISS CRIP TION FOR OIL AND WATKR-COI.OUB PAINTING. f, ii im———— I———— Commission Agents. On behalf of ' D ALGETY & @0., L' We solicit consignments of WOOL. OARR, JOHNSTON, & £JO., AUCKLAND, N.Z. C Usual CASH advances If required TO FARMERS AND WOOLGROWERS. The UNDERSIGNED are CASH BUYERS of WOOL, at Highest Market Rates, or Liberal Advances "made on 1 Wool consigned to them for tale in London. : la. Delivery taken froe of charge at Hallway or Steamer. v.-V ;.!, - * 'V* •V WARNOCK BROS., ; C DURHAM STREET WEST.