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Globe, Volume I, Issue 92, 16 September 1874, Page 1

» Y APPOINTMENT » TO HIS EXCELLENCY SIR JAMES FERGUSSON, BART., Governor of New Zealand. THOMAS ABBOTT, NURSERYMAN, and FLORIST, begs to offer his sincere thanks to his numerous customers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for the last fifteen years, and assures them that nothing shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuance of their favour. He has this season many thousands of Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Coniferss (including the far-famed Pinus inBignis), Cupressus macrocarpa, Cupressus Lawsonii, Cryptomeria, and a host of others ; also, Roses, the largest collection and variety combined in New Zealand ; Bulbs, of every description ; Flowering and Evergreen Shrubs ; Herbaceous Plants ; Thorn Quicks, Asparagus, and other culinary roots. Also, bedding-out plants in their due season. EXETER NDRSERIES, Papanui Road, Christchurch, New Zealand. NOTICE. CLIFFORD AND ROPER, AUCTIONEERS, Cashel and Hereford Streets. CLIFFORD AND ROPER beg to inform J their friends and the public that on and after SATURDAY, the 12th SEPTEMBER, THE INDOOR SALES "Will be conducted by MR CLIFFORD, At 12 O'Clock a.m. And the SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK Will be held by MR ROPER In the Yards at 12 o'Clock a.m. ACTS FOR THE PEOPLE THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE, (Reduced Prices.) Has attracted so much attention and become so great a favorite with the public that sellers of counterfeit machines have in the most shameless manner advertised and exhibited their machines under the well known name, " WHEELER AND WILSON." This is done in an artful manner, so as to avoid legal proceedings. No imitation machine can compare with the original. None work so well; None will last so long, And, at the reduced prices, None are cheaper. No Machines are genuine unless they have this Trade Mark on the bedplate. LONG AND CO, 64, Elizabeth street, Melbourne, Head Agency for Australian Colonies and 8-22 New Zealand. 6454 IHE following extract-from the Regulations for the Registration of Life Policies is published for general information : 1. Every policy-holder, who is such in respect of a policy granted or entered into in New Zealand by a -Company who sh all have made a deposit of securities under the Life Assurance Companies Act, 1873, may, if the policy or contract has been made before the commencement of the said Act, register such policy with the Public Trustee within twelve months after the commencement of the said Act, but not after ; and if made after the commencement of the said Act, then within six months afterthe making thereof. (N.B.—The Ist of November, 1873, is fixed as the commencement of the Act.) 2. The person intending to register a policy shall either deliver the same to the Public Trustee at his office in Wellington, or may deliver the same to an agent; and every such person shall make application to register such policy in a form which can be obtained at any Post Office in the colony at which Money Orders are issued. 3. The Public Trustee shall make and keep a book for the registration of policies, in which the particulars of each policy shall be recorded. 4. There shall be paid to the Public Trustee by the policy-holder a fee of five shillings on the registration thereof. 5. Each policy shall bear a registration number according to the order iD which it has been received, and when registered the Public Trustee shall make and sign a memorandum thereon in the form or to the effect following:— No. Registered in pursuance of the Life Assurance Companies Act, 1873, this day of 18 . (Signature) Public Trustee. J. WOODWARD, Public Trustee.