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Thames Star, Volume IIII, Issue 1700, 15 June 1874, Page 2

Umbbkixas . .Rip aibed onthe shortest noti-o at Madden?s,-near the; wharf, Albert* street;—Advt. . . / „, 1 Eveey description of Dyeing anil Cleaning done on tlio shortest notioo at the Thames Dyeing Establishment, near corner of .Richmond and Rolleston-atreefcs.— -Adyt. ; . :: Tirs Wangaiiui Herald jays :-^-The English Firo Insurance Companies begin to coml :' plain cf Iho beat of the United States. They; have found it warm and expensive as well. T^e privilfgrv of taking firo premiums in America isn't an unmixed joy. .The Liverpool ar d Globe Company , ha", according to a Now York journal, paid.. for firelosses, in two years, £2,240,243. But then they are largelypatronised, for the. assured find that British fire companies pay and look pleasant —that is, as pleasant as tliry can under the circumstances. The climate of Auckland appears to be also getting ■warm, and expensive as well, for the insurarco companies. ! To Sportsmen.—For some time past Powc'er, Shot, Caps and ovary requisito have been 3«lliag at Cheapest Bates by J.S. Hart., "The Thames Gunmakor," in. business -as such on this field since 1868. Ho thanks the' community for their patronage, especially since resuming busincsi for himself. Any Gun work done in the competent manner-of j twenty years' practical experience, also cheap rntra. A erlect stock of Guns, Shot Pouches, V'ti^il,.:- Fi-..-k.', &c., &c., ex Chile &:•.. others ! c only to suviye. Eyerylhir.g purchased H fii\«t cost,' ai.d selling with this advantage. J. 9, Habt, Gunmaker, rollou-etrccfc Central..