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VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE 131 COMPANY. (FIRE AND MARINE.) Capital £1,000,000. 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 Tow throughout the Province : FIRE INSURANCE S 4je granted upon every description of Buildings, including Mills, Breweries, &c, Stock and Furniture ; also, upon Hay and Corn Stacks, and all Farm Produce, at lowest current Rates. SUB-AGENCIES. Poit Chalmers ... William Elder Tokomairiro ... Jas. Elder Brown Lawrence ... Herbert & Co. Waliouaiti ... E. Davis Palmerston ... T. M. Smith ) Oamaru ... L. E. Wilson Kakanui ... Robert Morton Otakia, Henley, and Grey town ... C, H. Morgan Naseby ... Robeit Glenn Otepopo ... Chas. Beckingsale Cromwell ... Chas. Colclough St. Bathans ... Wm. M'Connochln Clinton ... James Garden Tapanui ... Bremner & Washer 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 its funds are retained and invested in the Colony. The public, therefore, derive a positive benefit by supporting this Company in preference to Foreign lnßtituvioriA Jam i s Edgab, Manager for Otago.

WELLINGTON COACH FACTORY Manners-street and Taranaki Place, We llington MICHAEL BOHAN .... Proprietor ! Coachsmith, Wheelwright, Farrilh, and General i Blacksmith, And Manufacturer of all kinds of Landaus, Broughams, Hamom Cabs, Buggies, Waggonettes, Phaetons, Dog Carts, and all other Spring Traps at greatly reduced prices. Good Workmanship Guaranteed. Estimates given Orders from any part of the colony will receive prompt attention. NEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS ! THE CATHOLIC BQOK DEPOT | CHRISTCHURCH. j Catalogues forwarded on Application. i OVER 2000 VOLS. TO SELECT FROM. i i ~~~ ~*~ — I An extensive and choice selection of School Prizes suitable for all j tastes. Special allowance made to Clergymen, Societies, ! Teachers, and School Committees. Orders promptly attended to. E. O'CONNOR. WINTER COMFORTS. KAITANGATA COAL. I rriHIS favourite Household Coal continues to improve as i 1. the workings deepen, and the quality at present is superior to anything previously delivered. The Small Coal, which is delivered under lignite prices, is specially suited for Stoves and Ranges. Sold by all Coal Merchants,