Page 3 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13647, 15 January 1908, Page 3

Insurance Companies. THE .. SOUTH BRITISH FIltE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY ; OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £1,900,000 ACCUMULATED FUNDS ... £532,000 The following Risks are accepted at lowest earrent Rates: Fire. Marine. Mortgagees" Indemnity. Employers' Liability, Worker*' Compensation. Ordinary Accident, Public Risk. Plate t-..ass. Burglary. FideUty Guarantee. THE SOUTH BRITISH COMPANY'S " UP-TO-DATE" POLICY is the Most Liberal yet offered to the Public of New Zealand. A. S. RUSSELL. Eranch Manager. MEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. -»•" LTSTITED. FIRE, marine, accident, Transacts Employers' Indemnity. Fidelity Guarantee, Personal Accident {including sickness), Plate Glass, Burglary. Fire and Marine, at lowest current rates. NEW ZEALAND ISSOKaNCE BUILDINGS QUEEN-STREET. * G. A. PIERCE. U. A. MARRINER, Managers. NATIONAL TNSURANCE pOMPANY OF "Vr y JpiRE AND -\TARINE. Accumulated Funds ... £333.243. ALL PROFITS RETAINED IN THE COLONY. 101. Queen-st. Norman T Williams. Manager. Musical. JOHN BRINSMEAD AND SONS 5 PIANOS PROCURABLE ONLY AT THEIR SOLE AGENTS. ~w^-.^i HOFFMANN, L mTED 213. QUEEN-STREET. THESE CELEBRATED PIANOS ON THE HIRE SYSTEM FROM r),~S MONTH. Pianos by other Makers in Stock. Harmoniums just arrived ex Niwaru. Instruments from Rudell Carte and Co.. arriving ex Star of Japan. Some very Valuable Violins. All Kinds of Musical Instruments Tuned and Repaired. A Large Stock of Violins, Guitars, Mandolins, Flutes, Concertinas, Accordeons. Brass Instruments and ''icings, etc. i : —— • Manures. piIEAP TV/TANURES' OF TTIGH quality: to FARMERS and others. We have for sale, foi delivery ■ex Selwyn Craig: 300 TONS HIGH GRADE 39 TO -10 PER CENT. MOUNT LYELL SUPERPHOSPHATE, £4 5s per ton, on rail or steamer. 300 TONS BEST No. 1 CALCUTTA BONEDUST, to arrive about 10th January. £6 53 per ton. on rail or steamer, ex • ship. THOMAS' PHOSPHATE, high grade, 17-18 per cent., £4 per ton. 1 JAPANESE SUPERPHOSPHATE, 41 per cent., high grade, £4 10s per ton. IMPROVED KAINIT, at £4 per ton. FISON'S POTATO MANURE. £7 10s per ton. FISON'S TURNIP MANURE, £5 10s to £5 17s « 6d per ton. according to quantity. All quotations above are for Delivery to Rail or Wharf. BOOK ORDERS EARLY TO ENSURE DELIVERY. T J rtRAIG, T IMITED, QUEEN-STREET. Monumental Masonry. -. 'WrOHITECTS '" AND. "■ OTHERS' ! vKINDLY CALL AND SEE OUR,NEW ■jy/TARBLE JYTANTELS. ' UP-TO-DATE DESIGNS AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. TTtT, pARKINSON AND po., MONUMENTAL AND GENERAL SCULPTORS, VICTORIA-STREET W.. AUCKLAND. 'Phone, 964. Monumental Catalonue? Post Frse. I • — ~ "' Business Notices. ___ — — — mAEEING AND SANDING. Owners and others desirous of having their Premises nicely Tarred and Sanded, can have an Estimate by applying to CAM. mTE AND Q. ONS ' CUSTOIi'-ST. WEST. 'Phone 708. GK B GO E Y. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER. CORNER OF QUEEN AND WELLESLEY j STREETS. AUCKLAND. . HAS REMOVED TO THE OTRAND ARCADE. . QUEEN-STREET. All the Latest Finishings in UP TO-DATE PHOTOGRAPHY. ( JOHN T> A W S O N, AUTHORISED SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER. No. 9, KING'S CHAMBERS, QUEEN-STREET, | AUCKLAND (Below Smeeton's). Native and Crown Lands, Land Transfer, Mining, Public Works, and Road Surveying, etc. Road Board, and County Council Surveying. Telephone No. 2374. Gr. A. Jg *** IE. STOQK AND SHAREBROKER. MORTGAGES ARRANGED. No. 5. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDING*. . AUCKLAND. Telephone No. 631. M* R OBEET B. L^ BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, 28, SHORTLAND-S1 CET. ' MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES STACK COVERS.—A good assortment of sizes O in stock. Orders executed promptly. HARVEST OlLS.—Engine, Machine, and Cylinder Oils at very moderate prices, and of superior quality. _ _ DICK'S BALATA BELTING—THE Belt for Agricultural Machinery; not affected by heat or rain. A voung AND po., 39, FORT-ST. ' """ * Telephone No. 557. ——— ■ Conveyances. \TOTICE.— and after SUNDAY, December 1\ 22 a 'Bus will leave bottom of Queenstreet Every Morning, at 9.30, for Howick, returning from Howick at 4.30. J. CRAWFORD, Proprietor. ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES.— Leaves Warkworth for Kaipara Flats everv Monday. Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday at 10. a.m., leaving Kaipara Flats , for Waikworth on arrival of trains. Wednesdays and Saturdays through to Way by and Wellsford Saddle horses and sulkies ou hire..—Uamsbottom and Sons. I OSWALD COSSEY. having taken over * > Mr. Brown's and Mr. Teirney's Livery and Bait Stables, am now in C a position to do all kinds of carting, and r 'solicit a fair share of patronage. Saddle f. Horses to meet train. Mail Coach starts for i Taheke after arrival of train, the first Tues- 1 day in November, and continues weekly. Telegraph Address: * LIVER Y STABLES. Kaihu. a