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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XV, Issue 207, 23 October 1880, Page 3

J^yL TTNION STEAM Wk< U ship com«^§6iill£ge PANY'S Steamees are appointed to leave, booking as follows; b TilOR PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTJj TELTON, and DUNEDIN, booking for Wanganui, Oamaru, Timaru— The WANAKA, ss , on TUESDAY, 26th October, at Twelve o'clock Noon. The HAWEA, s.s., on TUESDAY, 2nd p . November. . TjIOB PICTOn"~WELLINGTON, atd J * I! LYTTELTON, booking for Napier, Gisborne, Tanranga— The HAWEA. s.s , on THURSDAY, the , 28 1 h October. *' The TAIAROA, s.s., on THURSDAY, 4th November. rnOR TARANAKI and MANUKAU— The TATAROA, as , on FRIDAY, 29th < iclober. Ihe WANAKA, ss, on FRIDAY, sth Sf- Kovember. • TjiOß SYD>7EY— The BINOAROOMA, s.s.,from Aucfel nd, _ 2nd Kovefub.r. FOR HOBART TOWN, MELBOURNF, and ADELAIDE, via Wellington, L y ttelton, Dunedin, and Bluff— Tbe TARARUA, s 5., from Wellington, on MOMDAY, Ist November. 6®" From 20th September to 3 1st January, 1881, SPKCI/VL FXCUKBION TICKETS at REDUCED FARES will be ÜBUed to Melbourne, available for Two Months from dite of issue. Particulars at Compacy's Office. WOOL booked through to LONDON at ONE PENNY per lb. Freight and Passage Tickets to be obtained at the Company's Ob-pick, 1106 Government Wharf FR SALE.— A Litter of OOLLIE POP -4. Parents just imported from Scotland. ~ Also, a Broken-in SHEEP BITCH, and one of her Pups about Eight months old. 7 ' Apply Mr DISHER, 3140 Trafalgar Hotel. RUNNING' on my land at Brightwater, a DARK BAY GELDING, White Star on forehead, no brand visible. If not claimed within One month from tbis date, will be SOliD to defray expense! \ W. M. SATHERLY. Waimea-weet, October 6, 1880. 3076-26 For Sale— £4oo. rjnHE "ALL NATIONS" HOTEL, 1_ Havelock, and the FURNITURE therein, with the FREEHOLD of Section 76, Havelock. The HOTEL contains FIFTEEN ROOMF, has a STABLE attached, and is at present let for £72 per annum. ,£250 of the purchase money can remain on mortgage at 8 per csnt. Apply ADAMS & KINGDON, 3063— 8 a Solicitors, Nelson. Eanseatic Fire Insurance Company. nhHIS Company is prepared to take all X kinds of Fire Bisks at lowest current rates. J. HOUNSELL, Agent, Nelson. REALISATION OF THB COLONIAL ESTATE OF The Late JOHN SYMONS s (N. Edwards & Co.). £5 aTTm 3ES • OF THB VALUABLE STEAMEES it OF THB ANCHOR LINE, AND OF THB AMOE FOUNDEY, NELSON. S" • — LENDERS are invited for the PUR--m JL CHASE of tbe following PROPERTIES, either whole, as a going Concern, or in lots to suit purchasers : — „ The Steamers KENNEDY, CHARLES EDWABD. MUBRAY, WALLACE, and LYTTELTON. )t Tie Ketch OCEANBIBD. )f The Hulk HERA. a Also, the UNEXPIRED TERM of LEASE ' of the ALBION WHARF, with the OFFICES and BUILDINGS, Working Gear, &c, now especially used for the . Steam traffic. The FREEHOLD LABDS at tbe Port, on which are built the FOUNDRY and WORKSHOPS. The MACHINERY and PLANT of the above Foundry and Workshops are equal to anything in the Colony. The Trade in which the Steamers have been and now are profitably employed is well known, and the condition of the various properties is thoroughly efficient. Sealed Tenders will be received until MONDAY, the Bth of November next, tut tbe highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. Tenders to be forwarded to the undersigned, from whom further information can be obtained. j JOHN H. COCK & CO. Nelson. October 4, 1880. 3059— a New Era in the Practice of Life Assurance. THE NATIONAL MDTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA ' (Limited). Actuary and Secretary : John M. Tbmplbton, F.1.A., J.P. Registered under the " Life Assurance Companies Act, 1878," as a Company having Secured Assets in New Zealand. yew Zealand Head Office : „ TEMPLE CHAMBEKB, Featnerston-street, 5 • WELLINGTON. Directors : Edwabd Pbabob, Eeo.., J.P., Chaibmak. Hon. Patbick A. Buokley. Fobebt M. Geekbfield, Esq. q "William D. Levin, ksq., M.H.R. 1 James Smith. £sq. The Moßt Liberal and Fquitable Office for Lijpb Assubawob in the Australian Colonies. Tbe Best Offob for Young Men. Pbofits Divided Eveby Thbbb Ybabs. ' 1 The following important features in tbe practice of Mutual Life Assurance were adopted and first introduced into these Colonies by the National Muiual :— lst.~That no Member's Policy shall be allowed to lapse on account of the Nonpajment of any Premium, so long aa it has a Surrender Value sufficient .tp pay the Premium overuue. ■ ' 2nd. — That no Member shall be compelled to pay a higher Premium on his Policy tban that ret opposite to his age in the Table of Rates. 3rd —That the Age of Members shall be ■ taken as at nearest Birthday. 4th.— Profits are divided every Three Years sth— Settlement Policies, which relieve ■ from the expenses attending tbe prepara- I tionofa Deed of Settlement, and from ' the necessity of troubling friends to be ! come Trustees) 1 Offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, 1 Wellington, and Hobart Town. i '• The New Zealand Branch— A local institution, investing all monies in tbe Colony. 1 Resident Sbobbtabt : Thomas Swain, t DisxaiQx Aojsm ; < 3117 JAMES WUB0&, Bty.