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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5370, 13 June 1878, Page 2

fJIHE UNDERSIGNED begs to inform tho Public that he has opened tho premises lately occupied by Messrs. Rowlands and Co., with an entirely new and well-assorted stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewellery Sterling Silver and Electro plated ware Bronzes, Musical Boxes Barometers, and Optical Goods, &c. Intending Purchasers are invited to inspect the above, which are of tho very best description, and contain all the newest designs and novelties in tho trade. Having engaged one of the best watchmakers in tho city, all repairing is guaranteed to give the great t satisfaction. JOHN MARKS, WATCHMAKER AND J E|W ELL ER. (Next the Bank of New South Wales), WILLIS-STABET. CARRI AGES, BUGGIES, WAGGO NETTES, SPORTING and MARKET CARTS. All descriptions of Vehicles on sale, and made to order. Repairs executed with despatch, and at moderate charges. Tho undersigned having secured the services of efficient tradesmen in all tho Branches of tho Coachbuilding trade, can guarantee all orders entrusted to him to be faithfully attended to. R, W. WATSON, Union Carriage Factory, Courtenay-plaee and Taranaki-street. N.B.—A Veterinary Shoeing Forge has been opened on the premises under the management of a skilled and competent Farrier. Lowest charges. rrilfE FIDELITY AND ACCIDENT GUARANTY X COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND is prepared to issue policies guaranteeing the fidelity of employes on moderate terms. For rates of premium and forms of proposal, apply at the Company's Office, Lambton-quay. S. CARROLL, Secretary. THE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF .NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND MARINE. NOTICE TO INSURERS. At tho expiration of the first Financial Period of the Company the Directors will offer to persons who may have insured with the Company the right of taking up at par one of the unallotted shares for every £1 of premium paid by them, whether for fire or marine risks. Notice to agents and SUBSCRIBERS. The NEW ZEALAND TIMES and NEW ZEALAND MAIL are now despatched from this office every morning for transmission by coach and railway to each township and station along the line of route between Wellington, Foxton, and Wanganui. All Agents and Subscribers are requested to communicate with the Manager, N, Z. Times and Mail office by telegraph immediately if they do not receive copies of the papers punctually. N o T 10 E. NEW ZEALAND MAIL Is now ENLARGED to TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES, and contains 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. NOTICE. —Advertisements of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, properly vouched with tho signature and address of the sender, will be received at this office, and published at the rate of One Shilling for each advertisement, payment being made in cash, or, when the advertisement is sent from tho country, in postage stamps. When payment is not so made, the advertisement will be charged for at the rate now current. T HE NEW ZEALAND TIMES AND MAIL. Mr. R BURKETT, Bookseller and Stationer, will receive advertisements at the Thorndon end of the City !or the New Zealand Times and Mail, and will continue to act as heretofore. Agent for these papers. . • MR. L. T. BOWDEN, Bookseller and Stationer, Athenmum Buildings, will receive advertisements for the New Zealand Times and Mail, and orders for printing of . all description. Mr. Bowden will also act as Agent for these papers.