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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 298, 23 February 1878, Page 3

UNION INSURANCE . COMPANY (FIRE 4NS MARINS.) HEAD OFFICE ... CHRISTCHURCH General Manager ... W. Bevenish Meares, SsqCAPITAL A ; ... ... ... ... £2,000,000. FIRE AND MARIN|,RISKS undertaken at LOWEST. TARIFF RATES. Wool, 1 Tallowy Hides, Skins, and Produce ,of every description, Insured from ' A . • i Shed or Wh.ake to London. THE above'mentioned. Company is in full working operation. An appeal is now made to the general public for a share of their business. The bare fact of so many thousands of shares being applied for over and above the number required, is a proof that it is the most popular Company ever started in New Zealand. Prompt Settlements on all just claims will be made. bamueiTtaplin, i ■ ;' agent, patea district. RYE GRASS. RYE GRASS. ERS. To Arrive, in a few days, 2000 BUSHELS MACHINE DRESSED RYE GRASS ; 'SEED. 10 h HD s: seasons seeds, Consisting of— Red and AVhite/Covers. Cow Grass. Timothy. A , AJsike. Rape. To Settlers and Farmers — THE undersigned begs to direct special attention to the RYE GRASS SEED, which has been extra cleaned and dressed to his order. Those Farmers who are ploughing for seed (as well as those who are surface sowing) could not possibly do better than to purchase from S. T., as the seed is so well got up—in fact, the best reference as to the quality is, that it will be guaranteed equally as good, in every respect, as that offered last season. Settlers will oblige by having their orders booked early, as good seed is very limited this season, on account of the drought in the Canterbury district. TERMS CASH, or Bill at 3 months, with discount added. On Sale, 10,000 BUSHELS COCKSFOOT, FOR EXPORT. Wines, Spirits, Groceries, Ironmongery BOOTS and SHOES ; Corn Sacks, Crockery, Drapery, &c,, &c. 8. TAf L I N, WINE', : -SPIRIT; AND GENERAL MERCHANT, CARLYLE. IiIiWUKiU>;U.WWUIITW»IHI ■■■ HALE- OF , COMMERCE, ST. HILL STREET AND TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. R H. l_. NICHOLAS & CO., SUCCESSORS TO T. S. WYMOND & CO., ESPECTFULLY announce to. the Settlers iu the Country Districts and residents ot the Townships of Hawera, Carlyle, and Waverley, that they have now opened up the whole of their AND SUMMER 1 Shipments of NEW ANE SEASONABLE GOODS, Comprising all the latest Styles and Novelties of the Season. 50 GASES AND BALES ■ ——:0:~ As it is impossible to give a full list of all the Goods now in stock, we shall only mention a few of the Leading Lines in each Department. DRESS DEPARTMENT. Fancy Challies, 5s lid Plain Lustres, 8s 6d , , Plain Lustres, 10s 6d Fancy Stripes, 12s 6d EVERY REQUISITE for FAMILY MOURNING.! Also, Men’s & Boys’ Clothing! New Prints, 3s 6d New Cambrics, 5s 9d New Muslins, 8s 6d New Grenadines, 5s 9d Stock of Ties, Jipsieiy,; Gloves, Flowers, Feathers, and ' "... T ; >_ Ribbons.- : MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. r hite Longclotbs, 3s 9d per doz r hitc Longcloths, 5s lid per doz,, rey Mexicans, 4s 3d per doz rey Mexicans, 6s 6d per doz CD 1 ■n» ’S? c3 A* r Ju ~ CD . 05 O & Men’s Superior Tweed Suits, 42s Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits, 52s 6d Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits, 70s Men’s Nelson Tweed Suits, 77s 6d Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing of every description and size Special Good Value in Men’s Stout Twill Cotton Shirts, from 2s 6d Braces, Belts, Socks, Collars, &c., &c. In our SHOW RG.QM yvill be found a most complete assortment of Ladies’ Under* clothing, Mantles, Jacket's, .Trimmed. Hats and Bonnets, Untrimmed Hats, which for cheapness, combined with fichUess'of..quality, cannot be surpassed by any other house in. the town... / INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. H. L. NICHOLAS & GO.. Successors to T. S. Wymond & Co.