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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 85, 10 April 1874, Page 3

FIRE ! I 1 IVTORWICH UNION "^ F I H E INSURANCE SOCIETY has for yeara been among the fi st to deal liberally with Insurers, and in NEW ZEALAND its promptness in settlement of fire losses has been equally distinguished. THE SOCIETY'S AGENTS hold the fullest power to adjust Claims and pay losses in Cash without having to consult Dirhctobs, Colonial Boards, or SECRETARIES, thus avoiding the consequent correspondence aud delay. The Agents' Instructions are to " act promptly and liberally." BS§T This long-e;tablished Society offers advantages which Companies of more recent standing are unable to do, and ics rates of Premium do not ex:eed those of any other Office doing business in this country. In effecting Insurances, it is of the first importance to select an Office of high character, long standing, and stability. Intending Insurers can obtain Prospectuses sn 1 full information as to the peculiar advantages offered by this well-known Ofilcs. W, M. STANTON, 880 The Society's Attorney and Agent. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE. THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company will bo CLOSED for SIX WEEKS from 6lh day of APUIL, 1874. 879 W. STAVERT & CO. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a GENERAL MEETING of SHAREHOLDERS in the above Company, for the purpose ot electing permanent DIRECTORS and an AUDITOR, will be held at the Athenaeum Hall, Dunkdin, on WEDNESDAY, »sthdayof April next, at 7 o'clock p.m. CHARLES REID, 835 — 12 Manager. W. C. Wilkins' Advertisement. W. C. WILKINS, IMPORTING IRONMONGER At the close of this period of four years, during which the public of Nelson and surrounding districts have supported him in conducting a ready-money business, W. C. WILKINS wishes to express his thankful acknowledgements to all who have accorded to him their custom, and he hopes, by the exercise of great care in selecting goads in the best markets, and by contenting himself with very moderate profits, still to supply his customers in such a manner as will make it to their advantage to purchase of him on the system of immediate payment. Terms are— Nett Cash with order, or on receipt of invoice ; and in the case of builders and others who buy for trade purposes, invoices are rendered weekly. March 28th, 1874. BRIDGE-STREET, NELSON. . , ; . 702 VALUABLE FREEHOLD SITES FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. J HJ. L. AUGARDE will SELL by • public AUCTION, at his Rooms, Bridge-street, Nelson, on SATURDAY, the 18th April, 1874, at 12-15 M.T., iu pursuance of instructions received from the Mortgagee— That valuable PROPERTY fronting Wash-ington-road, belonging to James Moorb, consisting of 17 acres, with two HOUSES 1 thereon, five acres of which are fenced and laid, down to grass. The position is dry and salubrious, and well adapted for a Depot for the large number of immigrants about to arriveVin Nelson . Plans, &c, Can" be seen/at' the Offlceß of Messrs. Adams &■ Kingdon, and the Auctioneer ' 80S , H. J. L. AUGARDE,