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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume I, Issue 13, 7 March 1890, Page 4

V. 0. Venimore, ASSURANCE, COMMISSION, and NEWS AGENT. LUCKNOW STREET, HAVELOCK. Agent for the Mutual Assurance Society of Victoria, Norwich Union Fire Insurance Soc : ely. Canton Insurance Office (Marine). This office has been established bfiy-three years and is the only Marine office in which contributors of business participate in the profits annually, and without paying higher premia than charged by ordinary non-bonus companies. Pelorus Guardian Canterbury Times, Otago Witness, Marlborough Press, &e., &c. Plans and Specifications prepared, and estimates given for Building Woik. Pictures Framed and Mounted. Sign and Ornamental Writing done. Bents and,Debt s Collected. Map of the Goldfields\!R BEEBE’S large map of the GOLDFIELDS on Sale at Mr Venimore’s, Havelock. HAVELOCK BREWERY, GINGER BEER, AND CORDIAL MANUFACTORY. SPARKLING ALB In any quantity always on hand, and can be supplied on the shortest notice to any part of the district. The wonderful medicinal quality of the Havelock Water makes the Lemonade and Soda Water a speciality. T. H. SCOTT.

GRAND NATIONAL HOTEL. CULLENS VILLB. Proprietor: E. S. OLIVER (Late of Deep Creek.) FIRST Class Accommodation for Visitors and Diggers Farmar’s Celebrated Ales always on tap First class Table Wines and Spirits of best brands always oil hand Pair-horse Brake, if ordered, will meet Grove and Havelock boats. Capital Billiard Saloon attached to • the Hotel. Assembly Hall will shortly be opened. TAPP BROTHERS, Reawlok .A EE CASH Purchasers of Wool, ■f* Hides and Sheep-skins. Parcels or orders may be forwarded through A. Maule,'Butcher, Havelock. Y R The Public Trust Office of New Zealand Offers the advantages of efficient and confidential management end provides for the administration of Estates under Marriage Contracts, Settlements, and Wills at ivduced rates of charges. Persons who are about to marry, or who may be desirous of constituting Trusts for benevolent or charitable purposes, should consult the Public Trustee or any of his agents. Arrangements are made for the continuance of the services ot family solicitors. S. J. MACALISTER, Agent, Blenheim, i