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Patea Mail, Volume III, Issue 301, 6 March 1878, Page 3

UNION INSURANCE COMPANY 12P18.S iLira MAS,INS.) HEAD OFFICE General Manager CAPITAL CHRISTCHURCH ■ Wa SSevenish Illeares, 35sqFIRE AND MARINE RISKS undertaken at LOWEST TARIFF RATES, W col, Tallow, Iliilcs, Skins, and-Produco of every description. .Insured f;oat Sued or W hake to London, milE above mentioned Company is in In!! working operation. An apneas is now 1 made to the general public lor a share of their business. The bare me', of so many thousands of shares being applied for over and above the n uni Ur required, is a proof that it is the most, popular Company over started in New Zealand. Prompt Settlements on .ail just claims will be. made. SAMUEL TAPLIN, ACIiST, I’ATKA. DISTRICT, RYE GRASS. RYE GRASS. CLOV_E RS. Just Ait!veil, ) BUSHELS MACHINE DRESSED RYE GRASS SEED. 10 NEW SEASONS SEEDS, Consisting of— Red and White Clovers. Co w Grass. Timothy. Alsike. Rape. To Settlers and Farmers — rjnilE undersigned begs to direct special attention to the 11 YE GLASS SEED, which JL 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 B.'T., as the seed is so well got up—in fact, the h a st 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 Dill at 3 months, with discount added. On Sale, 10,000 nusnELs COCKSFOOT, Wines, Spirits, Groceries, Ironmongery BOOTS and SI-S©S3S FOR EXPORT. Corn Sacks, Crockery, Drapery, &c., &c. 8. TAPLIN, WINE, SPIRIT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT, CARLYLE. HALL OF COMMERCE, ST. HILL STREET AND TAUPO QUAY, WAN BAKU I. H. L. NICHOLAS & CO.. SUCCESSORS TO T. S. WYM.OND & CO., RESPECTFULLY announce to the Settlers in the Country Districts and residents ot the Townships of Haweua, Caklyi.k, and WavkuusY, that they have now opened up the whole of their SPRING AND SUMMER Shipments of NEW AND SEASONABLE GOOES, Comprising all the latest Styles and Novelties of the Season. 50 CASES AND BALES As it is impossible to give a full list of all the Goods now in stock, we shall omy mention a few of the Leading Lines in each Department. DRESS DEPARTMENT. Fancy Ch allies, 5s lid Plain Lustres, 8s Gd Plain Lustres, 10s Gd Fancy Stripes, 12s Gd EVERY REQUISITE for FAMILY MOURNING. Also, | Men’s & Boys’ Clothing Now Prints, b.s Gd New Cambrics, 5s 9d New Muslins, 8s Gd New Grenadines, 5s 9tl Splendid Stock of New Scarfs, Ties, Hosiery, Gloves, Flowers, Feathers, and Ribbons. MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Mem’s Superior Tweed Suits, 42s Men's 1 Colonial Tw«c..i Soils, 52s Gd 3lc-u’.s Colool.t. - T-vc-u TO-« Men’s Nelson Tweed Subs, 7f.s Cd 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, Ac., &c. In our SHOW BOOM will be found a mo.- t complete assortment of Labi, s’ Ui.d- ■- clothing, Mantles, Jackc-fs, Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. Untrimmed flam, which for cheapness, combined with richness of quality, cannot be surpassed by any oth.,r bouse in the town. 33*3 White Longciotbs, 3s 9d per doz WhileLongcloths, 5s lid per doz Cr r&y Al LrNuicoii n ft, s Htl j >ei* cl oz Grey Mexicans, 6s Gd per doz £ r". rO INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. EL L. SSTIOHOIUvS & CO.. Successors to T. S. Wvinoml & Co.