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Timaru Herald, Volume IX, Issue 339, 26 August 1868, Page 4

PRINTING. . NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. HPRE Proprietors of the Timabu Herald have just received from England a large quantity of NEW TYPE for Plain and Ornamental PRINTING, and are now enabled to execute all kinds of work at the same rates as charged m Dnnedin. The JOB ROOM now contains an extensive assortment of all kinds of type for printing Cards, Cheques, Certificates, Circulars, HandDills, Posters; Labels, Billheads, Programmes, Carters' Receipts, Custom House Forms, Law Forms, Pamphlets, Books, && Every variety of COLORED PRINTING can be executed at the very lowest prices, and m the best possible style of workmanship. Al orders left at the Office South Road, will receive prompt attention. rjiHE NORTH BRITISH AND MER. L CANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY Are prepared to take risks on Properties, Stock-in-trade, Farmsteadirrgs, and Woolsheds at current rates of insurance. CAIN. MUNRO & CO., Agents for Timaru. POST-OFFICE SAVINGS' BANKS. the Post-office Savings' Banks, which have been established at Christchuroh, Lytteltan, Kaiapoi, Timaru, Akaroa, Waimate, Hokitika, and Greymouthi— I 1. Interest at 5 per bent, per annum is | given on sums less than £200; at 4 per cent per annum on sums over £200 and not exceeding £500 ; and m the same proportion for any. shorter time on every complete £1 deposited; no interest is allowed on more than £500. : 2. Depositors m Post-office Savings' Banks have direct ■ Government security for the prompt repayment of their money. : 3. A depositor m any Post-office Bank can continue ms deposits at any other, aud can withdraw his money at that must convenient! to him. - 4. The strictest secrecy is observed with respect to the names of the depositors, and amounts of their deposits. 6. Married womc v .may deposit money m Poet-office Savings' Banks, and money so deposited will ■ be repaid . to the depositor, unless her husband gims notice, m writing, of marriage, and claims j-yment of deposits. ((.Money may be deposited by or on behalf of minors. Depositors over-seven years of age are treated as persons of full age, bat manors under seven years of age cannot withdraw their deposits until they have reached : the age of seven. ! 7. Applications to the chief office m each i province on the business of Post-office Saving* Banks,. and thereplies sent thereto, |;arefree from charge for postags. NOTICE . TO SUBSCRIBERS. [ rriHE following: have been appointed Agents | JL of the Xoiabv Hxbaud, Ofoaarn Mr Mackay Waitangi .........,...:.Mr NeU M'Cowan Waimate ...Messrs Manchester and Co. . Temnka A.........;......Mr 0. J. Rayner The Point ; w .. Mr Kee Orari ......Messrs Wooding and' lrvine Qeimldine, ..................Mr VT. Grimmer RangitaU :.; ....Mr Soberfc Ba* Aahburton -..'——»»—/• Mr Turton Chr^tobinch. .Jfr ftmig Qanriin..... Jfc B. T. Wheeler I Injnmarathe Hkbau> can be obtained a* Restores of Messrs Clarkson and Tnmbull, Messrs Cain, Munro and Co., and Mr Younthusband's. : * ■ Arrangements having been made for the delivery of the Tnusv Hkrau> m the town, subscribers residing, not more than a mila from the Po*tom>e, can now Eavo : their papers left at their houses by 9 a.m. cm the momfigs'orpubiicatron. i V* ftppneftw partjculariy request that a^^irregulantjyinthe.deMverv be at onoe communicated to them, when it will be immediately remedleil. '•-•'.' ' - — BtUli HEADSi printed onOe beat paper, .:' ruled with moneY commas, at' lftg per Thottsand,. HteALb Office, Timaru. ;