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Globe, Volume XX, Issue 1386, 25 July 1878, Page 3

%mtxt%nmmU. CASHEL HOUSE, Boot and Shoe Depot, High Stkeet, CHRISTCHURCH. HHE undersigned begs respectfully to inL form his customers that all OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS for the past three years up to 31st December, 1877, unpaid on Ist August next, will be sued for without further notice. 1759 E. GEORGE. THE COLONIAL OF NEW ZEALAND, EIBE AND MARINE. CAPITAL: Two Millions Sterling. CHIEF OFFICES, WELLINGTON. BOARD OF DIRECTORS :- Chaibman : The Hon. 0. J. Bharazyn, M.L.C., Chairman Local Board Australian Mutual Provident Society. Vice-Chaibman : The Hon. Randall Johnson, M.L.C., Managing Director Northern Land and Loan Company. Jacob Joseph, Esq., Merchant. A. de B. Brandon, Esq., M.H.R., Local Director Australian Mutual Providen' - Society. E. W. Mills, Merohant. The Hon. M. S. Grace, M.L.0., Looa Director Australian Mutual Providen Society. Walter J. Nathan, Esq., Merchant. Solioitobs : Messrs Brandon and Son, Wellington. General Manages : Geo. S. Graham, Esq. Bankebs : The Bank of New Zealand. This Company offer to Insurers the following combined advantages:— Absolute Security Participation in the Profits upon an equal basis alike for small and large insurers Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claims Lowest Current Rates Insurances of Every Description effected. THE MUTUAL PRINCIPLE The Company, having reserved 100,000 Shares of £lO each (half the capital), ten shillings payable thereon, to be allotted from time to time to actual iNSTJBBBa only in proportion to the amount of Insurance Premiums paid, offers to the public generally and particularly to small insurers, the twofold advantage, which no other company in New Zealand possesses, that of absolute security againßt loss, combined with participation in the profits of one of the safest and most lucrative kinds of investment. An insurer with this Company, exercising his optional privilege and becoming a shareholder, in effect bedttces the bate chaegeb on His own PBOPEETr in proportion to the amount of premium he pays and the influence he exerts to induce others to insure with the Company. NOTICE TO INSURERS. At the expiration of the first financial period of the Company, the Directors will offer to persons who may have previously insured the right of taking up at par (viz., on payment of the called-up capital only, which will not exceed 10s per share) ONE OF the BEBEBVED SHARES FOB EVERY £1 OF INSURANCE premium paid by them whether for Fire or Marine risks. The Company is now prepared to undertake FIRE and MARINE RISKS at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES at the Temporary Offices rented from MessrChrystall and Co., HEREFORD STREET, Opposite the Custom House FREDK. E. A. GRAHAM, 425 Manager for Canterbury. TO HORS& DEALERS, LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS. UNRESERVED SALE. UNDER BILL OP SALE, and in the BANKRUPT ESTATE uFWM. DEAKIN. FRIDAY, 26th JULY, At 12 o'clock sharp. tR V. W. ROPER has received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises known as Cobb acd Co f s Livery Stables, Cashel atieet, Christchurch, The whole of the HOBSRS, VEHICLE-, SADDLERY, And Articles in use in a Livery Stable, the whole in first class condition, 10 horses, good useful lot, all used to single and double harness 3 single seated buggies, by Howland and Co , with hoods 1 double do do without hood 1 do do do with hood 1 do do do with pole and shaft 1 English, built waggonette, with cover, pultf, and shaft 10 single set harness, first class 3 double sets harness, first class 21 spare collars saddles and bridles A quantity of horse clothes and miscellaneous articles in use in a livery stable. Also, Bay, straw, oats, beans, &c, &c, &c. 180 S BIRMINGHAM, AT ADDINGTON. GREAT SALE OP TOWN SECTIONS. THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF THE DAY. SECTIONS. TERMS TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. MESSRS R. WALTON & CO. have received instructions from the Freeholder TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Rooms, Hereford street Christchurch, ON SATURDAY, 27th JULY, 1878, At half-past one o'clock, The whole of the new and most important Township of BIRMINGHAM, AT ADDINGTON, Comprising l\J\J BUILDING SEC« lONS, From one-eighth of an acre to 16 perches each. Lots 18 and 20 have a large DWELLINGHOUSE, Out-houses, &c, erected upon them. It is almost impossible to exnggerate the importance and great value of the township. Its position is of the most favorable character, having a long line of frontage to the Great South Railway, and close to the Aldington Station, and in the immediate neighborhood of the junction of the Great North and South Lines of Railway. It virtually terms part of the City of Chri tehurch, and is close to the cornor of the South nd West Town belts, on the Lincoln ro:td, and is immediately opposite the new and great Government Railway Works. The name of Birmingham has been chosen for the township, as it is expected in a few years it will in a measure rival its great namesake in business, as it now does in the beauty and healthfulness of its suburbs. To the provident it affords a grand opportunity to invest, with the absolute certainty of yearly enhancement in value. To the grain or corn merchant the railway sidings are invaluable, affording the easiest and least expensive mode of transit for produce and goods. The Akaroa Railway will meet the line about ' this position. The sections have been so divide! as to be brought within the range of every class, and the terms are most liberal. Plans are now ready. Terms—ls per cent deposit, 10 per cent in one month, balance one, two, and three years, with 8 per cent interest added. SATURDAY, 27th JULY, 1878, 1.30 o'clock. 1811