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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 8, 21 February 1901, Page 12

ESTABLISHED 1859. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY (FIRE AND MARINE). CAPITAL £1,000,000 PAID UP AND RESERVES £420,000 WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS. THE PREMIER COLONIAL COMPANY Fire and Marine Risks accepted at Lowest Current Hates. Losses settled with promptitude and liberality. OTAGO BRANCH : Corner of Rattray and Crawford Streets, Dunedin. WILLIAM I. BOLAM, Manager.

GL 0B E HOTE ~L7~ OAMARU. P. KELLY Proprietor. P. Kelly wishes to inform his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the Globe Hotel, and will be happy to meet them there. Country Visitors and the Travelling Public will find every convenience. The Hotel, which is being renovated throughout, has accommodation for a number of Boarders ; has its Private Sitting Rooms, Billiard Room, Bath Room, etc. Convenient to the New Railway Station and opposite the Theatre Royal. A good table kept. All Wines and Spirits of the Beat Quality. Free Stabling accommodation. The MUSICAL EXCHANGE FOR PIANOS AND ORGANS, Either far Cash or very easy Time Payments. R. FRANCIS, 159 & 161 Manchester Street Christchurch. T> AIL WA V HOTE L, Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH (One minute from the Railway Station). MR. WILLTAM JOHNSTON, late of Timaru Refreshment Rooms, has taken over the above favourite house, and offers every comfort to his patrons and friends.

FLETCHER, HUMPHREYS & CO., WINE, SPIRIT, & CIDER MERCHANTS. Also Importers of Cigars, Cigarettes, Indian, Ceylon, and China Teas, and American Goods Warehouse and Bonded Stores : CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. \\\ A V ERLEY HOTEL, TT QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Maurice O'Connor Q&te of Christchurch and Dunedin) begs to notify that he has taken over the above favourite hotel, close to Train and Wharf. Splendid view of Harbour. Best brands of Wines and Spirits always on hand. MAURICE O'CONNOR. TAS. SPEIGHT AND CO MALTSTERS AN& BREWERS, CITY BREWERY, DUNHDIN. yETERINARY SHOEING FORGE, WASHDYKE, TIMARU. JOHN ROBERTSON, PROPRIETOR (Late of Oamaru), Begs to return thanks for the liberal support accorded to him Bince coming to Washdyke, and trusts by strict attention to business and good workmanship to merit a continuance of iavora. All work received promptly attended to. HORSE -SHOEING A SPECIALITY.