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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5353, 24 May 1878, Page 4

fp KENNEDY. MACDONALD , ANi) CO.'S * NEXT FORTNIGHTLY LAND SALE WIU bo hold in the EXCHANGE' L*A NO MAR T, Grey and Fcatlieraton streets, " ON MONDAY, 3rd JUNE, 1873,. At 2 o'clock p.m. Particulars of Properties intended for this Sale should be supplied as early as possible, in order to appear in the : Arm’s Monthly Sale List, which is distributed throughout the Provincial Dis trict of Wellington. : V33CIAL N O T I C E T. KENNEDY MACDONALD AND CO.’S '■ LAND SALES. In order, to,comply with the wishes of numerous clients, we will hold our Land Sales in future EVERY MONDAY FORTNIGHT Commencing punctually at 2 o’clock p.m. T. KENNEDY- MACDONALD & CO., LAND .•AUCTIONEERS AND ;LAND AGENTS Excuanok La.su Offickm. . Wellington, May 8, GEN T L E M E N, WILSON & RICHARDSON ■ Ajo now showing thoir NEW TIES AND SCARVES NEW SHAPES IN HATS NEW WINTER HOSIERY PORTMANTEAUS RUGS, UMBRELLAS SHIRTS AND LINEN COLLARS ALL THIS'VERY BEST MANUFACTURES. N OIICE TO WLLSCUT & RICHARDSON, Jj.\ MUTOI.’-QUA

O E A P E 11 S AND UntDEKS, XX i REAPERS AND BINDERS. WALTER A. WOODS' WORLD-RENOWNED SELF-BINDING - HARVESTERS. Saving of Time. Saving of Grain. Saving of Money The Quickest Time and Lightest Draught on record. Over 3000 of these Machines now in use. Orders for these Celebrated Machines are now being taken, 100 of which are to arrive in time for neat eason. Apply to E. W. MILLS, Sole Agent for the North Island of New Zealand. Particulars and catalogues furnished on application to E. W. MILLS, Wellington. IP W ZEALAND, INSURANCE CO. USTAHLiaatcD 1850, CAPITAL, ONJ3 MILLION. PAID OP, £200,000 ; RESERVE FUND, £IOO,OOO. Loaat, Dinaoron: Gkouok Huntbk, Esq., M.H. It, EIRE AND MARINE RISKS of every description accented at the lowest current rates. R. M. SIMPSON, Manager. . Odices —Corner of Grey-street and Larabton-quay, Wellington

TALLOW, AND PRODUCE. Parties hitherto effecting INSURANCE in England can make ARRANGEMENTS on equal terms to cover interest at any of tills Company’s offices in New Zealand— While in Shed or Factories, by rail, dray, lighter, or other conveyance, and ship, till delivered in London. From ports in New Zealand to London direct, or transhipping at ports here or in Australia. ; From stations or factories, to terminate at Wclington, or coastal port, if need be. Claims payaole in London. ' • NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY. R. ERUCE WALLACE, I ,r Manager; Wellington. : IJNION INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL, £2,000,000. ;- EIRE AND MARINE ■ RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Offices, in Grey-street, immediately opposite the National Bank of New Zealand. „ ‘ j; NANCARROW, JUN., ■ Agent, Wellington, December 1,1877. HE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. EIR E - AND MARIN E, Capital .. .. .. Two Millions. Eire and Marine Risks of every description accepted at lowest current rates. .. . ; Temporary offioes—Panama-stroVt . > ‘ :0. S. GRAHAM, ' ■■ General Manager., ' , . WeUington, May. 20,1878. , ~ ! UN : FIRE ’ OFFICE, LONDON. S Established 1710. INSURANCES EFEECTED upon almost every description of Property at tiio current rates of Premium. Total sum insured In 1878, £218,080,307. Claims arranged, by .the Local and paid with promptitude and liberality. The jurisdiction of local tribunals recognised. "J. H. BETHUNEA CO., Agents. Corner of Eeathcrston and Brandon streets.' -jVroTIOE TO AaE NT S AND JN • : SUBSCRIBERS. The NEW ZEALAND TIMES and NEW ZEALAND.'MAIL are now despatched; from this ofiico every morning for transmission by ooacli and railway to each township and station along the line of route between Wellington, Eoxton, and Wanganui,: All Agents and Subscribers are requested to communicate with the Manager, N. Z. Turns and Mail office, by telegraph Immediately if they do not receive copies of tile papers punctually. J : N o c E. On and after Saturday next, the 25th instant, the . NEW ZEALAND mail , r Will be ENLARGED to TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES, and will contain a variety of useful and interesting , reading, matter, ' prepared especially for country readers. The large and increasing circulation of the Mail renders It an excellent medium for advertising.