PHCENIX FIRE OFFICE Established 1782 THE Phoenix Eire Office during the 107 years of its existence lias paid in satisfaction of CLAIMS I'OR LOSSES over Sixteen Millions SlerUn;/. This Office gives to all its assured full and perfect security against loss, and absolute freedom from all liability. ]2y a Special Act of the New Zealand Parliament {No. 2 of JSS7, passed 2dvd Soremher, 1887) this Compani/ can sve and be sued in the colontj, G. S. GRAHAM, Superintendent. C. 11. MILLS, District Munagir. Terminus Hotel, PIOTON. W. S. FALCONER, Proprietor. 'T'HIS Hotel is situated close to the * Railway Station and the Wharf, and Porters arc engaged to meet Passengers on arrival at cilia r. First - class Accommodation for Travellers and Famihos. Good Stable and Paddock Accommodation. T, W. Andre T, Hairdresser, Tobacconist, and Perfumer, Market Street South, Blenheim DESIRES to notify that ho has just received a fresh 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? CIGARS AND TOBACCO ALWAYS ON- - HAND G. 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, mill risks. SB NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE. NORWICH i ?'.*?, NELSON 1812, vvnue r/arnr/sM, isso. MIE NuRWTCtI UN lON (°f En£ Aindi . possessing the secret of perpetual ifonta. niticently provides for each succeeding ioration.—livmr nee Times, Now York. [ho business has been growing rapidly 1 ’ho income assuming colßjJfcpri.poilions, finance Chronicle, L’HE NORWICH UNION from the the very finning, has always been iho typo of a (grossing and enterprising office *■ t 1 ministered with such skill, judgment, and ro;iun, as call for the expression of tie st unstinted ad,ideation and praise.—ln■aiiee Nows, Manchester. A’e confess that wc never yo heard of a n who advanced tint the Society had iited him badly oiMicr in rate or seitlent. -'J ho Citizen L' ndon. Among the u, eiont Olltees which are rowing thcirlauiels and cento tedly s ipping into , buck row. m st certainly not be included , o | ( ] NORWI H UNION ' • ‘ 1 * , are glad to observe tli it slinking _ oft the st of aeos, she is pmliua/ for usinoss a,I l r //„. world. In Cu n Iho pnli -ics of the )iiWJCtI UNION aro a- well known as Icsoftho Bunk of Eng and.-'lho Review, ndon. . , . THE NORWICH UNION, ’ osidoa being o of the oldest, is also one of the strongest the OHiecs of the count r;. • * *■ 1 dealing with at risks offered, the o leers 3 0 pah’e of discriminating ho'h wisoy and dl. The Metropolian, Londni. The Oitico, par — Insurance iqonl. w. M- STANTON, KELSON Mr V- 0. Veftimow W |fQH
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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 89, 9 December 1890, Page 1
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462Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 89, 9 December 1890, Page 1
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