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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7777, 22 January 1887, Page 1

a. iauixv vuiupameß. NOItTH BRITISH AND MEROANTILI INSURANCE COMPANY, r LONDON and EDINBURGH. BstablUhed 1809. y Incorporated by Royal Charta*. ttpltal ,„ ... «,MO,OOO 0 0 Flre Reserve Fund, 1886... 1,686,468 0 0 i flet Fire Premiums, 1886 1,148,810 14 4 Total Losses, 1886 ... 616,228 11 I B S«w**t rates, and prompt settlement on thaipot, ' MUBBAY, ROBERTS, and CO., ~ 01»lef Agents for Otago and Southland. _. Aito Agent* for the Universal Marine Insurance Company of London. Snb-Agent—W. G. HBILL, Hsq. ZEALAND INSURANCE OOMPANY. FIRB ;*nd MARINE RISKS Accepted at l;ow*-st current batbs. 1 jambs edgar, ~_ Manager. , Offices; High street. Dnnedin. 3lan rpHB UNITED INSURANCE OOMPANY, r MM ABD MABMI. ? OAmAt -Z- - «m* With Ununited Liability of Shareholders. Head Oflo*;i George itreet, Sydnay. The Undesigned. Agents for Otago for above Con, pany, .reprepared to undertake awry dewriptlon S . Sire and Marine Business at theloweTt'oSt£t«2 ref^n^,toAurt^ua! rompUy °« "» '** "**»» niLL and 00. (LIMITBD), Agents, Bond street. Dunedin. J N 8 U R_ A N 0 E. WW AUBTBAUAN ALLIAHCB ASSUBAHCH M .COMPANY' «*»«■ Crura, Marine, and Guarantee). I «m prepared to accept Flre, Marine, and GuaranUa Bisk* at Lowert Current Bates. Lo*se* promptly paid In Dunedin. -4, B. H. LBABX, —* Agent for Dnnedin. rjIHE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OP THE UNITED STATES. New Business for 1885, over ... £20,000,000. Assets, over ... ... £13,300,000! Wfc, the EQUITABLE is the Best Company with which to Aaaure :— I. SAFETY. Its surplus is larger than that of any other Life Assurance Company. 11. PROMPT PAYMENTS. Of 1043 death claims paid in 1885. nearly onehalf were paid the very day proofs were received; while of the remainder the majority were paid within the following three days. ° 111. PROFIT. No other Company is paying on its policies as large profitß as are Bhown under Thb B^?'E^ BI' B'S matured tontine policies with fifteen-year periods. IV. PROSPECTIVE ADVANTAGES. The unexampled progress of Thb Equitable in the past is the best guarantee of the increasing future value of its policies. DIBECTOKS (With power to Issue Policies and Pay Claims)Sir FREDERICK WHITAKER, K.0.M.G.. M.L.C Hon. JAMES WILLIAMSON, M.LiC. Dr LOGAN CAMPBELL. Office: TEMPLE CHAMBEHS (Ground Floor). . S.D. NEWBY.I. . Hd C.S.ALLEN. '^Agents. Publications. THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION. THE OLDBSI WEEKLY IN THE COLONIES. F CRITICAL SKETCHES,' TT* ■ By Aristarchus. JJ , J^ THE REALITY.OF FAITH. T? I THE EARL OF SHAFTSBURY. f T) THB CARPENTER'S DAUGHTER. Tl A MRS FLETCHER. •*-' THE INDIAN COTTAGE. A Y"THB BOYS," By Hy. Lapham. V" 0 THB LIFE OF LONGFELLOW. -1 S A PRINCE OF SWINDLERS. fi BETSY PATERSON BONAPARTE DRAMATIC FAILURES. O. THE MINYAN MAN. r\ THE MIKADO'S KINGDOM. U rp SISTER DORA. ff. A A GERMAN LEGEND. 4 Q. A, MORMON ABROAD. ft Q MOTHER GOOSE. V\ THE BULL. Tffl THE CHESTNUT. T*7 T SAM JONES APHORISMS. T rp WHERE THEY CAME FROM. m "VT IT WAS THE HAT. -VT T*P ELEOT-RICITY IN THE T7I C ATMOSPHERE. Q Q SUGAR FOB STRENGTHENING Q ■ • MORTAR. r\ HINTS TO DYSPEPTICS. p Q CUBE FOR DANGEROUS WOUNDS. f\ ~\T IS LIFE WORTH SAVING? "VT Hp THE MORNING BATH. m -A MUSK GNATS IN QUEENSLAND. *A T A GIGANTIC OCTOPUS. T 'AT THE USE, OF^THE HOUSE FLY. -Vr C SNAKES' EGGS. o . [ : CHILDREN'S DESCRIPTIVE LETTERS. A THE_STOBY OF A TINY MAN. A MCITY GAIETIES, A/T By Alice. M. O CHARITY, _f\ By Alice. U XT CRITICISM (Poetry), AT 113 By Alice. ' JN 'd CHALK, r. VT By Alice. \JT LADIES' GOSSIP. Q HOME INTERESTS. f\ IJ\ THE SON OF HIS FATHER. rjn TT UNDER A CU SE. TT , T? CHESS AND DRAUGHTS. JT\ T> THE RIDDLER. T"> .. ..THEATRICAL NOTES, RTHE STAGI3 IN3 AUSTRALIA, T> By Scalfax. XV ESPORTIHG NOTES, 171 '" : By Beacon. JPj A CANTERBURY SPORTING, A By St. George. i\. TQ AUCKLAND SPORTING. TA I FEW SOUTH WALES SPORTING, T By Warrior. J. N VICTORIAN SPORTING, AT By Olympus. J3I G ANECDOTES of SPORTS and SPORTS- _T\ men. Lr NIMROD, (Sporting Sketch). A PASSING NOTES, A By Civis. A Jj STORY OF THE EARLY GOLD Xl T DISCOVERIES. T * . ANGLING, By Jock Scott. . T> MULTUM IN PARVO.* TJ A FUN AND FANOY. ;A - TV THE AGRICULTURAL OUTLOOK. TT m CATCH CROPS FOR AUTUMN fTI I I ft AND EARLY WINTER. f. TJ THE WOOL MARKET. TT T BRITISH AGRICULTURE. T a A IMPROVED METHOD of A R R _ T FENCING. j 3 G FARM NOTES. q . "£1 WHEN SHOULD WHEAT CROPS J* -£) BE HARVESTED ? yi g MEASLES OR TAPEWORM IN THE PIG <r . THB FROZEN MEAT TRADE 0 J£ THE GARDEN tt ;t *E ' * THE APIARY TF y TD THE EGG-LAYING BREEDS OF T> d XV POULTRY. X, E FOOTBALL NOTES, T7I , By Forward. Jhj y T CRICKET NOTES, T A By»ip, I AT . BOWLING NOTES, AT .11 By Jack. ' J\ PERMANENTLY ENLARGED TO FORTY * PAGES. OR 200 COLUMNS. *UWI1'