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Kaikoura Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 35, 24 February 1903, Page 1

trade KA Che , Wa i papa, bourne. Boat Time of will be posted at the Freight must. be paid before the Wharf, Stored at Consignee's until paid. BgSSgjfegi ■ For Al,,>lyt l^^Bw El! . -;•/ •■ NEW FIR E. __ j&H J?W^S§gS l a?;7.:., £ ’a i< I \ u, 1 (k 1 • : including lrSflWßSuTW*hYs _ W/O £494,910 Aet. £391,000 The Directors would remind Insurers that this being a COLONIAL INSTITUTION, the whole of the Profits are retained in the Colony, instead of being transmitted to England or elsewhere. Every description of FIRE and MARINE risks accepted at lowest current rates. J. DAVIDSON, Agent for Kaikoura. KAIKOURA.WAIAU MAIL COACH (In Conjunction with Cook’s Tourists Agency) LEAVES Waiau for Kaikoura every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 7.30 o’clock, arriving at p.m. same days. Leaves Kaikoura for Waiau every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 7.30, arriving at Waiau at 4.30 p.m. same days. The Wednesday coach from Kaikoura catches the early train from Culverden on Thursday morning. All parcels must be fully addressed ; moderate charges. Passengers are requested to book as early as possible. ai H our ? Booking Office: The Club Hotel. Special coach, buggy, or saddle horse may be obtained at Waiau and Kaikoura at any time. W. R. CREED, Proprietor. P. M’SWIGGAN. Bootmaker, (Opposite the Adelphi Hotel). COLONIAL MADE BOOTS, SHOES and SLIPPERS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURERS IN THE COLONY, AT THE I LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. I