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Timaru Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 3423, 17 September 1885, Page 1

Shippin-(h B RUNNER COAL COMPANY'S STEAMER PELHAII Will be despatched on THURSDAY NEXT LYITELTON, WELLINGTON, NELSON and WEST COAST POHTS. The s.s. PELHAM, Captain Gi-cagcr, will Sail as above. Cargo to be alongside not Uter than 2 o'clock ; Passengers up to 5.30 p.m. For Freight or Passage, apply to WILLIAM EVANS, 9-15 -1182 Agent, "pacific^ jiail steamship company. To Passengers desirous of Avoiding the Heat and Di.-comfort of the Red Sea. OVERLAND ROUTE TO GREAT BRITAIN, THROUGH AMERICA. Under Contract with New South Wales aud New Zealand Governments. _j <\^r^l v f3\QE Magnificent Steamm. ships of this lino will day, a* under — • Steamer. '. Tons, j Lyttelton. \ Auckland. ■ i ; Zealandia - 32C0 ! Oct. 10 ■ Oct. 13 City of Syd- j i | ney - -, 3500 . Nov. 7 j Nov. 10 Passengers are booked to San Francisco, or through to Great Britain and Europe with special advantages, and have at San Francisco choice of tlie unrivalled Atlantic Steamship Lines of the Cunard, Inman, White Star, or other Companies. As this lino of Steamers ceases to run after 7th November next, Passengers are notified that return and lay-over tickets must bo used on or before this date. Time cards, railway maps, nnd guide books, showing all routea to any point m the United States, may be had on application. For Rates of Passage and Freight, and all other information, apply to GARDNER & PICKERING, Agents, 161, Hereford street, 5-25 3142 Chriafelmrcli. Insurance Companies. LIFE INSURANCE. i Australian Mutual Provident Society's BONUSES FOR 1884, RECENTLY DISTRIBUTED, ARE LARGER THAN EVER. inpHE SOCIETY'S INCOME now EX- -*- CEEDS that of any Colonial or British Ofllce. THE BEST BONUS FATING OFFICE IN THE WORLD. Those who are not insured should do co whilst m good health, as a sure and cafe inTpstment. Creditors cannot touch Policies under £2000. W. DAVIDSON, 7-15 3578 Agent. T IVERPOOL AND LONDON AND XJ GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Established m the Colonies 1853. Loßses paid m the colonies ... £1,247,108 Colonially invested £250,000 Tho Largest Fire Insurance Company m the World. Fire Reserve Fund £1,500,000 LOCAL AGENTS IN CANTERBURY— TIMARU ... W. RUTHEBFURD Waimate ... F. Slee Temuka ... C. J. Rayner Geraldine ... E. Hardcastle Fairlie Creek ... Morris & Gall Ashburton ... J. Ward & Son JAMES A. BIRD, Manager for Canterbury. 148, Cashel Street, Christ«hureh. 2-13 2140 PHffiNIX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. ESTABLISHED OVER 100 YEARS. Accumulated Funds exceed £1,000,000. I HAVE BEEN APPOINTED AGENT for the above Company m South Canterbury, and am prepared to accept risks at Lowest Current Bates. Losses paid m the colony WITH PROMPTITUDE. Sub-agents wanted for other towns m the district. J. T. WARREN, 7-7 3512 Strathallan Street. NOTICE. To the Members of tho National Mutual Life Association of Australasia, Limited, and Others. I BEG TO NOTIFY that MR JAMES BANDEKBON, of Timaru, Commission Agent, has been APPOINTED RESIDENT AGENT FOR TIMAHU of the above Association. K. SANDO, Chief Agont for Canterbury, Inglis' Buildings, High Street, ChnstchuroTi. Christchurch, Sept. 9th, 1885. 9-11 4146 HAMBURG MAGDEBURG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HAMBURG. Capital and Restrvo Fund- _3,400,000. HAVING been appointed Agent for the übovo Company at Timaru, I am proparod to Accept Risks against Firo at lowest current rates. All Losses Paid m tho Colony with promptness and liberality. WM 11. SUCKLING, «-20 3377 Cain's Terrace, 'iimaru. Wellb' "BonoH on Cobnb."— Abls for Wolla' "Eooijh on Corns." Qniok relief, complete permanent ouro. Corns, warte, banlonß. Jloßoa, Mohb and Co., Sydnay, general affontß.— | Idvt 1 (1)