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Globe, Volume I, Issue 27, 1 July 1874, Page 1

FOR HOME HEADERS. THE ILLUSTRATED PRESS SUMMARY FOK Transmission by the MAIL EOR ENGLAND, IS NOW PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING ENGRAVINGS AND ALL THE NEWS OP THE MONTH. 1. Nikau Palm Grove, near Nelson 2. The Widow’s Mite, 3. Richmond Temperance Hall, Victoria 4. Town Hall, Wangaratta, Victoria. 5. Stranding of the s.s. Macgrcgor at Kandavu, Fiji 6. Mouth of the River Don, Tasmania 7. The dismasting of the ship Cambridgeshire 8. Colonial Secretary !s office, Sydney 9. Major Warburton, the Australian explorer 10. St Arnaud Hospital, Victoria 11. The Cerberus in dock 12. Brisbane Post-office 13. Office of Land and Works, Brisbane 14. Sketches of Mount Maccdon, Victoria The Falls The Ford The Road up The Devil’s Hole Mountain Meg’s Hut Summit of Mount Diogenes. PRICE SIXPENCE. NOTICE. Tenders. Tenders. Tenders-THIRTY-NINE TENDERS required for the Supply of the undermentioned articles to Thirty-nine Members of the Provincial Council, for the year ending 1874-5 : Thirty-nine opossum rugs, thirty - nine knee ruga, (first quality) ; thirty - nine dozen of Cookham’s elastic-side boots, (best quality) ; thirty-nine superior dress cloth coats, trowsers and vests, thirty-nine tweed ditto ; or, according to taste. Thir tynine best quality top coats, thirty-nine Inverness capes, thirty-nine best Paris belltoppers, thirty-nine common ditto. Underclothing to be supplied by the Government, thirty-nine dozen pairs of white kid gloves, thirty-nine dozen of mufflers, thirty-nine dozen best sherry, port, and moselle, thirtynine dozen boxes of cigars, and thirty-nine dozen gallons of Ward’s beer or Kaiapoi (according to taste and sample),thirty-nine dozen of clay pipes, thirty-nine pounds of tobacco, thirty-nine railway carriages, to be fitted up with bedsteads and sofas, with toilettables, gas, and hot-water bottles, brushes, and cupboards, &c., and thirty-nine dozen of railway free passes, edged with gold, and only transferable when an opportunity offers. Contractor to take old clothing in exchange, in lieu of discount, for cash. The lowest tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders to be sent in by the 31st February. Telegraph tenders received from other provinces till that date, T. W. MOORE, Secretary of Public Works.

Y. • R * THE following extract from the Regulations for the Registration of Life Policies is published for general information 1. Every policy-holder, who is such in respect of a policy granted or entered into in New Zealand by a Company who sh all have made a deposit of securities under the Life Assurance Companies Act, 1873, may, if the policy or contract has been made before the commencement of the said Act, register such policy with the Public Trustee within twelve months after the commencement of the said Act, but not after ; and if made after the commencement of the said Act, then within six months after the making thereof. (N.B.—The Ist of November, 1873, is fixed as the commencement of the Act.) 2, The person intending to register a policy shall either deliver the same to the Public Trustee at his office in Wellington, or may deliver the same to an agent ; and every such person shall make application to register such policy in a form which can be obtained at any Post Office in the colony at which Money Orders are issued. 3. The Public Trustee shall make and keep a book for the registration of policies, in which the particulars of each policy shall be recorded. 4. There shall be paid to the Public Trustee by the policy-holder a fee of five shillings on the registration thereof. 5. Each policy shall bear a registration number according to the order in which it has been received, and when registered the Public Trustee shall make and sign a memorandum thereon in the form or to the effect following:— No. Registered in pursuance of the Life Assurance Companies Act, 1873, this day of 18 . (Signature) Public Trustee, J. WOODWARD, Public Trustee. Public Trust Office, Wellington, May 18,1871, 5-29 5597