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Otago Daily Times, Issue 6897, 25 March 1884, Page 1

WINTER DRAPERY. TTTERBERT, HAYNES, & OO Have Landod, from the Soukar, THEIR STOCK of BLANKETS for tho COMING SEASON, ' which they can reconlmend eva a very superior lot, and exceedingly cheap. HERBERT, HAYNE3, & CO. never fall to tako advantage of tho concessions to bo obtained from manufacturers of Blankets on orders placed with them in the Summer, when their looms aro comparatively idle. BLANKETS, Wholesale and Retail, At Prices that Defy Competition. ! No Warehousemen's Profits or Agents' Commissions to pay. ALL GOODS BOUGHT for CASH and LANDED DIRECT From the Producers. FIFTEEN CASES of HOSIERY, Ex s.s. Bombay, Comprising cv >ry Make and Colour for Ladies', Maids', and Children's wear, At Moderate Prices; FIFTY-SIX CASES and BALES, Ex Wellington, Consisting of Tweedß, Clothing, Flannols, Calicoes, &c.; THIRTY-ONE CASES, Ex James Wishart, from Glasgow, Corjßlot% of Union and Wool Shlrtiogs, Sheetings Plaidings, &c.; And SIXTEEN CASES of NOVELTIES Ex s.s. Fenstanton. HERBERT, HAYNES, & 00, ■ 8m Prospootua, THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND. Hkad Omen .. .. Dunedi^ To be Registered under " The Companiea Act 1882," Ciliuu .. .. £100,000, In 100,000 Shares of £1 each, of which it is intended to call up 2s Gd per Sbare, payable on application. No further call is expected to be made. First Issue of 80,000 Shares now offered. Second Ibsuo of 20,000 Shares reserved for distribution In the Australian Colonies. Provisional Directors : W. J. M. LARNACH, 0.M.G., M.H.R. HENRY DRIVER, M.H.R. W. ISAAC, J.P. H. WIDENHAU MAUNSELL, M.D. HORACE BASTINGS, J.P. (Bastings, Leary.and Co.) A. LEE SMITH (Royso, Stead, and 00.) JOB WAIN, Jdn. J. R. JONES (Union Steam Ship Co., Ltd.) T. S. GRAHAM (Heymanson, Low, and Co.) Captain BALDWIN, J.P. • ROBERT WILSON (R. Wilson and Co.) Bankers: . the colonial bank of new zealand. Solicitors ; CHAPMAN AND STRODE. Cum? Agent: WILLIAM STUART (Late of the Government Life Insuranco Department). Brokkr: A. G. FENWICK. Secretary: W. A. WALTON. Offices : 123 PRINCES STREET SOUTH. The object of this Company is to provide insurance for all classes against injury or death from accidental causes at a moderato rate of premium. The lucrative nature of this business in other countrie?, as well as in this, is too well known to the public '' to require statistics. It may, however, bo mentioned that the only office carrying on operations in New Zealand is paying dividends at the rate of 25jper cent, per annum, besidos increasing its reserve lund annually. Its chares, on which 29 each is paid up, aro worth now 6s to 7s, this being only the fourth year of the Company's existence. It is the intention of the promoters to spread the shares over tho whole of this Colony, in order to broaden tho basis of tho Company and extend its influence in all directions. Advantage may be taken to a very large extent of payment by commit6ion only, owing to the fact of the Secretary and Chief Agent being already connected with insurance business throughout the Colony. Their long experience has enabled them to form exten.ive connections among insurers of every class. Pursuant to " Tho Life Insurance Companies Act 1873," the! sum of £5000 has to be deposited with the Public Trustee in New Zealand, in trust for Policyholders (bearing-interest). It is Ecarccly neces;ary to point out the benefits to be derived by the public from the general adoption of such means of self-help as are afforded by institutions of this nature. Applications for Shareß will be received at the Offices of the Company; tho various Branches and Agencies of the Colonial Bauk of New Zealand; also by A. G. Fenwick, Broker to the Company, 95 Princes street, Dunedin. 14m Legal X 011083. THE WAIMEA PLAINS RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED). SPECIAL RATE forjtho purpose of Providing Guaranteed Interest for the Year ending the • 31st day of March 1883. Under the authority of "The District Railways Act 1877," and the Acts amending the same, and " The Rating Act 1882." ■VTOTICE IS HE~REBY GIVEN that JOi the Waimea Plains Railway Company (Limitod), by direction of the Honourable Edward Uitchelson, the Minister for Public Workß for tho Colony of New Zealand, intend to Levy a RATE of Three Shillings and Fourpence in the pound upon the rateable values of the rateable property situate in the district constituted for the purposes of the Waimea Plains' Railway, as appearing in the valuation roll for the County of Southland, in force on the thirty-first day of March 1883, such rate to be for the year ending the thirty-first day of March ISB3 (that is to say) for the period commencing the first day of April 18S2 and ending on the thirty-first day of March 1883, and to be PAYABLE in two equal instalments or sums, one of such instalments to be payable on the first day of MAY 1884, and the other of such instalments to be pijable on the first day of AUGUST 1884, and to bo applied to make up in part the deficiency between the profits of the Company and the guaranteed interest on the cost of tho said railway, as provided by the said " District Railways Act 1877," and the Amendments thereof. And A'otico is Hereby Further Given that the RATE-BOOK for the said Waimea Plains Railway District will bo OPEN for INSPECTION, without fee, by all Ratepayers, at the office, at Gore, of M-eEsrs Green and Souncss, auctioneers there, between tho hours of ten o'clock in tho forenoon and four o'clock in the afternoon of each and every working day between the twenty-fourth day of March 1884 and tho eighth day of April 1884,,b0th days inclusive. Dated this twenty-first day of March 1881. By order of the Waimea Plains Railway Company (Limited). ■R..H. LEARY, 24m Secretary. IN BANKRUPTCY. SJ OTICE.—The Otago Daily Times 1b .L% duly appointed GAZETTE for all NOTIOES under tho Debtors and Creditors Act. E'otsls OBIENTAL HOTEL, Pkinoes stbbst, Dchbdin. THOMAS STANBROOK (lato of Balclutha and Milton), Proprietor.— T. S. respectfully intimates that having just returned from England, he has teased the aboro Hotel, where he will bo happy to meet his Old Friends and Patrons. The Bedroom and Cuisine Dopartmonts will bo under tho able superintendence of Mre S., whose capabilities aro well known to tho travelling public. Tho Landlord always at homo, and Intending visltorn to the Old Country can be advised as to the best and most economical route, with all information given as to travelling both by sea and rail. 12Ja 4SHBURTON HOTEL. Mrs M. L. WOODLEY Proprietress. First Houso from North End Ashburton Bridgo. Mrs WOODLE? Gate of tho Clarondan Hotel, Dunedin, and of tho Hindhopo Hotel, Hinds) has much pleasure in announcing to tho Inhabitants of Ashburton, and the Travelling Public generally, that Bho has now entered into possession of the above well-known and old-established house, and trusts that, frnm the support so kindly accorded hor in tho Hinds Hotel, the same will bo given her in the new house, no offort being spared on her part to make all those favouring her with their custom satisfied In ovory way. Only tho Best of Wines, Spirits, and Liquors kept in Stock. Good Stabling provided. 87t"-, ll rM,^?°l^l;.F ffor AI& FARMERS BEAD 3?HIB H yon waul, 5, good EKEAC BAKES, l{ai or.c of H. B. BB.ACKLOCK'3 No. 0 PATEHT ORIOH OOOKINC! RANGES. Full paiSloalf.ru ycci hto on upplicitlun. Icßpeciiion cf Stoc'i Invited it Warcbcuiu, Cnvwfoid ctroot, Dasoillv