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Southland Times, Issue 4495, 6 December 1882, Page 1

ri'.'ijft 1 1^ 'Insuriaiices ' ' ■'[ •'^YaMMr •FM ii AND'MARiNE INSU" i fejj'! JiAHpB COMPANY. OF ,NEW, ZEA : ;:nM| . : . : .T,n j.,tAJJjl>.'}j.,-., ;.-,. •• -,■;-. ,:'-i S^b.OBiJPIOi*,, OfIEISTOHUBOI „.„,, Capital, Two pillions Sterling, ' , XXoUmited •■ Liability of Shareholden :; , : Rk^BJSVB FUMD .; ....... £37,500 - and Marine Insurances effected or ivety description of: Property, at lowest "cnr. tab. rates, and losses settled, promptly and „..„.. „ ; ibeiAUy. - Horses ; Cattle, Threshing Machines, Farm Implements, Stooke, Stacks, and risks of „ '-■ - Threshing Insured for any period. ! J. STOCK & CO., <■-•' : _ , ,■ ■■ , ; -- ;■ , Agentg.: THHE COLONIAL INSURANCE X . " j j COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND. MARINE. CAPITAL, £2;OOO,OOO, \ : HEAD OFFICE, CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY i WETiLIKOTON. All descriptions c£ Risks, Fire and Marine accepted at lowest current Rates. B. MACLEOD, Earnslaw Chambers, Agent for Southland Agentiatßiverton— J. W. CHAPMAN Agentl at Bluff— W. B. CREAGH AMBUKU - mAU v jcj r> ujxkx FIRE'INSURANOE -CO. OF HAM ..■■-■! BURG. : OAPITAIi (fully paid up) _— 2,600,000 aaarki THE MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE - ; ; -:•:"— "-rroOv 5 --'' THE MAQDEBURQ REINSURANCE CD. THE MAGDEBUB& CHSNERAL INSURANCE CO^PAhY (With Capital and Reserve Fund amounting to over thirty millions of marks), 'Are interested in every risk undertaken. This Company is prepared to take risks against loss or damage by fire "on every description of insurable property at the lowest rates ALL LOSSES will be promptly paid n The Colony as scon as claims are adjusted i NEILL BROTHERS, General Agents fox New Zealand. . TBEW ANT) HALL, . . i- iBONiIONOEEBS, DEE -STREET; INVERCARGILL ? . Lost, Found. Etc. ANE >P 0 U N D R E W A R D. Lost or strayed from Winton a Bay Geld-. Jng Hack, branded J on neck under the mane, on off side'; mark of wire cat on near hind leg above -fetlock joint; shod; about 15£ hands high.;-' Amy person giving information that will lead to his recovery will receive the abotte : reward. Thomas Lampert, Black-' smith, i , , Winton, November 24th, 1 882. n25 i?O ,Ji E W A R J>. Lost in Invercargill on tha 29th November, a large redish brindled Collie Dog; had two collars on when lost; four years old; Tip off ear, and tongue split; answers to the name of " Sandy." For reward apply at Curtis's Temperance Hotel, Spe'y street, Invercargill. Ten shillings will be paid for information leading to the recovery of the dog, if strayed; if stolen, £2 will be paid for information leading to the conviction of the thief. . r ' '[' " d 2 £150 R i7 A R D - Noticed— A reward of One Hundred and Fifty Pounds' will be paid by the undersigned to any person or persons giving sueh J information as will lead to the conviction of any person, or persons, connected in any way in Betting fire to any of the three buildings which were burned down on Heddon Bush Station last year, namely, / Shearers' Hut, Stable, and Barn. - BICHARD SPENOE, Heddon Busb, Heddon Bush, 10th June, 1882. e2l R E W A R D. Notice.— A reward of Fifty Pounds will, be paid by the undersigned to any person giving such information as will lead to the conviction of any person, or persons, found either killing, stealing, or in any way making away with any Sheep or Cattle belonging to the Heddon Bush or Hillend Buds. Sheep branded Din red. Wethers, fore notch right ear, tip off left. Ewes, fore notch left ear, tip off right ear, Cattle branded S B off side, slit in ear. RICHARD SPENCE, 8 2i Heddon Bush. Tenders QOUTHLAND EDUCATION O BOARD. TO CARPENTERS. Separate tenders are invited up to noon of Friday, the .15th December, for the erection of Teachers', residences and School houses at Thornbnry, Fairlight, Otama, Wai'caka, and East Hokonui ; also, Schoolhouse at Spar Bush, and residence at Waikaia. Plans and specifications at this office. Each tender to be accompanied by a deposit of £5 per cent. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. .■•■•-■'■ JOHN G. SMITH, Sec. Invercargill, 28th Nov., 1882. d 4 T> OROUGH op INVEROARGILL. RIGHT TO CUT GRASS. Tenders will be received up till 7.30 p.m, of Thursday, 7th December, 1882, for the right to cut the grass 'of, the following reserves for the period ending 31st March, 1883 :— a. r. p. Western Recreation Ground ... 5 1 11 No. lof Gardens, Soath of Creek... 2 O . O No. 2of Gardens, South of Creek... 2 10 No. 3 of Gardens, both sides of Creek ... 2 1 37 No. 4of Gardens, North of Creek... 2 0 0 Cemetery, lower paddock, exclusive of ground- used for burial ... 4 2 0 Cemetery,«pper paddock, exclusive of ground used for burial ... 5 2 0 Farther particulars at the Municipal Offices. The full amount of cash to accompany tender. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . IRON FLOATING BUOYS. Tenders will be received up till 7.30 p.m, of Thursday, 7th December, 1882, for the making and delivery oE THREE IRON FLOATING BUOYS. Specifications at the Municipal Offices. A deposit of 6 per cent, must accompany each tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. GRAVELLING STREETS. ; : Tenders will be received up to the above named hour for gravelling . . -...•■ Ettrick street >: Bowmont street Tyne street Lid^ell street ; Gravel to be taken from the Makarewa Gravel Pit, Corporation paying haulage, Specifications at the Municipal Offices. A deposit of 5 per cent, must accompany eacfc tender. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■ W. B. SOANDRETT, . . ; ; .",'.-" T^own Clerk. MtinieipaLOffices, . ; . InYeroargttl, 28th Nov. { 1982, n$