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New Zealand Tablet, Volume I, Issue 15, 9 August 1873, Page 2 (Supplement)

nUNEDIN BREWERY, Filleul Street. Keast and McCarthy, BREWERS, ALE AND PORTER BOTTLERS. PORTRAITS. J McGREGOR, from Stuarb Street, has v removed into the late Edinburgh Portrait Rooms, Farley's Buildings, Princes Street (above Mr Boot, Dentist), where he will carry ou business at his usual low Bcale of prices. Eighteen years' experience enables him to speak with confidence on the quality of his productions. Cartes do Visite from 10s per dozen. Larger sizes equally cheap. DUNEDIN HAT MANUFACTORY. VALMAO & Co. would call the attention . of Clerical Gentlemen and others to the large stock of HATS OF ALL KINDS Now on Bale at the above Manufactory. All Hats made to order of the best Material. BISHOP'S HAT TASSELS FOR BISHOP'S HATS. Big°Note the Address — V. Almao & Co. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand.)

NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. (fire and marine.) Capital, £250,000. Established, 1859. With Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Offices of Otago Branch* HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN, Opposite the Custom House and Railway Station, With sub-Offices in every Country Town throughout the Province. FIRE INSURANCES Are granted upon every description of Buildings, including Mills, Breweries, &c, Stock and Furniture ; also, upou Hay and Corn Stacks, and all Farm Produce, at lowest current Rates. SUB-AGENCIES. Port Chalmers ... William Elder Green Island ... A. G. Allan • Tokomniriro ... Jas. Elder Brown WestTaieri ... David Grant Balclutha ... Stewart & Gow Lawrence ... Herbert & Co. Waikouaiti ... W. C. Ancell Palmerston ... John Keen Oamaru ... George Sumpter ; Kakunui ... James Matheson Otakia ... Henry Palmer Naseby ... J. & R. Bremner Queenstown ... T. F. Roskruge Otepopo ... Chas. Beckingsale Cromwell ... Chas. Colclough This Company has prior claims upon the patronage of New Zealand Colonists, as it was the first Insurance Company established in New Zealand ; and being a Local Institution, the whole of ils funds are retained and invested in the Colony. The publio, therefore, derive a positive benefit by supporting this Company in preference to Foreign Institutions. George W. Elliot, Agent for Otago,