PHCENIX FIRE OFFICE ESTABLISHED 178-2 THE Phomix Fire Office during the JOT years of ils e?;ls)ence has pair! in satisfaction of CLAIMS FOR LOSSES 'O'er Sixteen Millions Sterling. This Office gives to all its assured full and perfect security against loss, and absolute freedom from all liability. Jhi a Special Act of the New Zealand Parliament (Ao. 2of JS$7, passed 2-jvd isovc.nui'r. 188<') the (joinp/tuji can &uc and be sued in the volonij. G. y. GRAHAM, tSiipirintnulciji C. 11. MILLS, District Manager. Terminus Hotel, Pieros'. W. S. FALCONEii, FHor-r.iETon. Hotel is situahd close to the * Railway Station and the Wharf, and Porters arc engaged to meet Passengers on arrival at.either. First - class Accommodation for Travellers and Families. Good btable and Paddock Accommodation, T. W. Andrei, Hairdresser, Tobacconist, and Perfumer. Market Street South, Blenheim DESIRES to notify that ho has just received afresh consignment of Goods in connection with the Business, including TOBACCOS. CIGARS. PIPES, CIGARETTES. FANCY GOODS. Ladies’ Hair made up to any Pattern. BEST BRANDS o,f0 ,f CIGARS AND TOBACCO ALWAYS ON HAND g 7 Wilkins, Baker and Confectioner. Families waited on for orders daily, and only bread of the best quality supplied. Try it! Try it! Try" it! Sweets of various kinds always on hand. Grove Road, Blenheim. :6 ed u: M H cr M I=l P* ffl < g 5 o NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE. NORWICH 1797, NELSON 1872, . PUBLIC CRITICISM, 1889. THE NORWICH 17X1 ON (of England) possessing the secret of perpetualyouth. munificently provides for each succeeding generation.—ln suit, neo Times, New York. The business Ims been growing rapidly and ihe income assuming colossal proportions. Finance Chronicle, London, THE NOR WICH UN 10 N from the the very beginning, has always been the type of a p (pressing and enterprising olliee * t . Administered with such skill, judgment, and devotion, as call for the expression of tte most unstinted nd . Ration and praise,—lnsuranco Nows, Manchester. Wo confess that we never yot hoard of a man who advanced tint the Society bad treated him badly either in rate or softierneut. —-9 be Citizen London, Among the ancient Ollioes which are resting on their laurels and conto. tedly s ipping into iho back row. must certainly not be included the old NORWI fl UNION. Wo are glad to observe that shaking off Iho dust of ages, alio is pushing for ‘ usinoss all oner the world. ]» Cn a tbio policies of the NORWICH UNION mo a- well known as notes of the Bank of Eng and. - The Review, London. „ .... THE NORWICH UNION, 1 esides being one of the oldost, is a so one of the strongest of the Ofiie.es of the country. In dealing with all risks offered, the officers arc c palfie of discriminating boib wiaoy and well. The Metropolian, Londm. Tho Ui'dce, par cxcdlenw,— lnsurance Record, W. STANTOH, N.BUtS'ON MrY» VooMaowi MILL lildivS. suss* HSSgg: 7*-
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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 82, 7 November 1890, Page 1
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477Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 82, 7 November 1890, Page 1
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