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Temuka Leader, Issue 1533, 17 July 1886, Page 1

JJIGGINS AND fj^OMLIIfSON, WHEELWRIGHTS AND BLACKSMITHS, TEMUKA. Haring’taken the Premises bo long occupied by Nicholl Bros., beg to solicit a share of the Public Support. All kinds of Wheelwright and Blacksmith Work done on the premises. SHOEING ss, 6s, and 7s per Set Cash. Other Charges Equally Low. fe2s NOTICE OF REMOVAL. I BEG to notify to my Customers and the public at large that I have REMOVED from my Old Shop, Opposite Temuka Hotel, to more commodious premises at MR CRAIG’S BLACKSMITH’S FORGE, where I will be preP»vw Build, Repair, and Repaint all kinds of Carriages with the utmost care and despatch. Spring Carts made from £lB upwards. All other work equally low. All the Ironwork in any job entrusted to me will be done by Mr Craig, whose name is a sufficient guarantee. All kinds of jobbing done on the shortest notice. H. WILLIAMS, mr9 Wheelwright and Coachbuilder. BON-ACCORD CARRIAGE WORKS, TIMARU. BUGGIES, SPRING CARTS, and CARRIAGES of Every Description BDILT to ORDER, REPAIRED, and RE PAINTED on the Shortest Notice, and in the most approved Styles. An Assortment of all the best grades of Carriage Materials always kept in Stock. ARCHIBALD FRASER, COACHBUIIDER, Main North Road (next King’s Stables) au2o Timaru. NOTICE. ON and after this date my PRICES for SHOEING will be os, 7s, and 8s per set. Steeled shoes 6d per set 6Xtra ‘ WM. HENEY, Shoer and General Blacksmith, Geraldine. March 4th. mr4 MELVILLE HOTEL. MAIN NORTH ROAD, TIMARU. WM 0 0 R E , wishes to announce to his Friends and the Public of Timaru and District that he has purchased the above well-known Hotel, which he is now having extensively enlarged, painted, and re-furnished. When completed it will be found to have all the requirements of a First-class Hotel. The Bar and Cellar is stocked with the Pest Brands of Wines, Beer, and Spirits procurable, which will be sold at the lowest remunerative price, GOOD BILLIARD ROOM. Stabling and Paddock Accommodation for 40 or 50 horses. ap24 v - R THE NEW ZEALAND GOYERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. This Aesoeiation is the only Office which possesses Government Security and proffers to the publie the combined advantages of MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, LOWEST PREMIUMS, INVIOLABLE STATE GUARANTEE. AMOUNT OF FUNDS. After 15 years’ existence, the Office has now ACCUMULATED FUNDS exceeding ONE MILLION STERLING. Funds in June, 1875 ... £109,967 Funds in June, 1830 .. £459,335 Funds in 1885, oyer £1,000,000 Annual Income exceeds ... £245,000 The Association offers the most Liberal Conditions extant. Branches in all the Principal Towns in the Colony, and Agencies at all the Money Order Post Offices in the Colony. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. The Association is now prepared to invest part of its Accumulated Funds as LOANS ON MORTGAGE of Freehold Lands in the Colony, at MODERATE RATES OF INTEREST, to the extent of half the value of the security offered. Applications for Loans of net less than £350 to be addressed to the Acting General Manager, Wellington. Printed Forms of Application can be obtained ‘at the Head Office, and at the Offices of the District and Resident Agents. District Agent for Canterbury— J. O. PRUDHOE. By Order. D. M. LUOKIE, Acting General Manager. Head Office, Wellington, July 1885. selO THE STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY of NEW ZEALAND. With Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. CAPITAL— £I,OOO,OOO STERLING. Head Office—Dunedin. Insurers have the moat UNDOUBTED SECURITY under this Company’s Policies, together with an assurance of prompt and liberal settlement of claims. Fire and Marine Risks accepted on -ill descriptions of Property and Merchandise at Lowest Rates'of Premium. Fidelity of Persons holding situations of trust guaranteed. K. F. GRAY, Agent, Temuka. WM C. ANDREWS, I inyg Agent, Gerald-’”*-