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llMW&k* v SEIP COM - PANT'S Ptbambbs are appointed to leave, booking as follows: FOR PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, and DUNEDIN, booking for Wanganui, Oamaru, Timaru — The WANAZA.bs,, on TUESDAY, 26th October, at Twelve o'clock Noon. The HAWEA, s,s., on TUESDAY, 2nd FO R PICTON WELLINGTON, ai d LYTTELTON, booking for Napier, Gisborne, Tauranga— The HAWEA. s.b , on THURSDAY, the 28 1 h October. The TAIAKOA, s b., on THURSDAY, 4lh November. OOR TAKANAKI mi MAKIJKAU— Ibe HAWEA, s. c,, TKIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, 22n;l (jc;ober, j«t NINK ]>m The '} AIAROA, s.s , on FRIDAY, 29th October. T^OR SYDNEYThe RINGAROO^A, b.s, frcm Auckland, 2nd Novombir. FOR HOB ART TOWN, MELBOURNF, and ADELAIDK, via Wellington, L\tteiton, Dunedin. and Bluff— The TAH^RUA, sf., frrm Wellington, en MONDAY, l&t S(pt:mber. $gjT From 20th September to 3Ut Jauusry, 1881, SPECIAL IJXCOUSION TICKETS Ht KEDUCFD FARES will be i sued to Melbourne, avalable for Two Months from dite of issue. Particulars at Compacy's L/fiice. WOOL bock.-d through to LONDON at ONE PUN NY per lb. Frsight anri Passage Tickets tc be obtained at the CoMPANr's Office, lies Government Wharf ER SALE.— A Litter of OOLLtK POP.^. Parents just imported from Scotland. Aho, a Broktn-in SHKKP BITO9, and oce of her Pups about Ei{!hc months old. ApjJy Mr DISHER, 3140 Trafalgar Hotel. RUNNING on my land at Brightwatev, a DARK BAY GELDING, White Star on forehead, co brand visible. If not claimed within One month from this date, will be SOLD to dtfray expenses W. M. SATHERLY. W&imea-woet, October 6, 1880. 3076-S6 City Steam Mills QASH AND DOOE O FACTORY, &c. TSE undersigned, having imported and erected some NEW and IMPROVED MACHINERY, is enabled to PLANE TIMBER up to 24 inches wide ; also, having a complete set of SASH and DOOR MACHINERY, is in a position to turn out all kinda of DOORS and SASHES out of any material . A Stock of trade size local made Doors either pannelled or half glass, glazed with plain or fancy glass ; also, Sashes glazed or UDglszed, superior to those imported, always on hand. Mouldings of nesrly every description in stock, or made to order to any design, or out of any kind of timber. Flooring, Lining, and all other kinds of Seasoned '1 imber always in Btcck. I Sheet Glass of all sizes, Rolled or Diamond V late Figured, Enamelled, of various patterns, Bl c, Fuby, Green, and Amber, either plain or figured, always on hand. Joiners' work of every description, either for Ship or House, made to order ; Planing, SawiDg, Tenoning, Mortising, Moulding, &c, run for the trade, on reasonable terms, Plans drawn and Estimates given for Buildings of every description. All Orders I may be favored with will receive my best attention, combined with despatch and reasonable terms. W. T. GOOD, BUILDER, &C HARDY-STREET AND BELWYNPLACE, NELSON. 15-a mHE GOSPEL OAK IRON AND X GALVANIZED IRON AND WIRE COMPANY. First Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition 1879-80. THE GOSPEL OAK IRON AND 9 ALVANISED IRON & WIRE COMPANY Ikom Makufaotubers & Galvakisebs. First Brand. - Second Brand. < G Akchob O."[Trade Marks.] " Eaolb." Fdjst Quality. Second Quality The GOSPEL OAK is the oldest Manufacture of Galvanised Iron in England. The original Galvanised Tinned Iron was first made at these 'works in the year 1842. This iron obtained the PRIZE MEDAL for « excellent quality " at the Great Exibition of 1862, I being the only Prize Medal awarded in the Trade. The price is now greatly reduced. Worka: Gospel Oak Iron Works, Tipton Mitre Works, Wolverhampton Regent's Canal, Limehouse, London. Warehouse— s6, Upper ' Thames-street, London. Export Office— llo C&nnon«st London, Sfi6l New Era in the Practice of Life Assurance. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA (Limited). Actuary and Secretary : Jchn M. Tkmbleton, F.1.A., J.P. Registered under the " Life Assurance Companies Act, 1873," as a Company having Secured Assets in New Zealand. JNew Zealand Head Office : TEMPLE CfIAMBKKS, Feßtherston-street, WELLINGTON. Directors : Edwakd Pkabob, EEq., J.P., Chaibmam. Hon. Patrick a. Buokley. Pobbbt M. Gekeefibld, Esq. Vi illiam D. Levin, fceq., M.H.R. James Smith, Etq. The Most Liberal and Equitable Office for Lua .Assurance in the Australasian Colonies. The Best Ofpcb for Young Men. Profits Divided Every Thbeb Years. The following important features in the. practice of Mutual Life Assurance were »dopted and first introduced into these Colonies by the National Motual •— lst.—That no Member's Policy ehall be allowed to lapse on account of the Nonpa) ment of any Premium, so long as it has a Surrender Value sufficient to pay the Premium overdue. 2nd.— That no Member shnll be compelled to pay a higher Premium on hia Policy than that eet opposite to his age in the Table of Rites. 3 r d,_ That tha Age of Members shall be taken as at nearest Birthday. 4th.— Profits are divided every Three Years 6th —Settlement Policies, which relieve from the expenses attending the preparation of a Deed of Settlement, and from the necessity of troubling friends to be come Trustees. Offices in Mtlbonrne, Sydney, Adelaide, Wellington, and hobart Town. The taev Zealand Branch— A local Institution, investing all monies in the Colony. Resident £)ECRbtaby ; Thomas Swain. Dißtbioi Agent : SU7 JAMES WILBON, Esq.