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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume IX, Issue 112, 12 May 1874, Page 3

I' nsurance Companies. ]Vf EI vCHANTS & SHIPPERS of GOODS would find their INSURANCE Basin eBB transacted with greater facility by adopf jug FLOATING POLICIES issued by the tf ATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY *" c i New Zbaland and Australian Ports, F .mbodying favorable Terms, for the Assured. Claims' can be made payable" in every Port. W. STAVERT & CO., AOEt*ITB. 24 SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAP1TAL...;....... £750,000, WITH Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. The GREAT SUCCESS and POPULARITY of this Company is now an established fact, having been the first Colonial Company founded with a nurneiou-* body of Shareholders resident throughout the Provinces of New Zealand. . It has now pot a firm footing, and has a LARGE and INCREASING BUSINESS in both its Fire and Marine Departments. To Insurers it possesses the following advantages : — 1. A LARGE and INFLUENTIAL COLONIAL PROPRIETARY, nearly all of whom are Insurers, which, gives to the Company the real character of a Mutual Association. 2. Has alreadv a LARGE PAID-UP CAPITAL and RESERVE FUND. 3. Makes PROMPT and LIBERAL SKTTLEMENT of LOSSES here without .reference to Head Office. Fire and Marine Risks taken at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES, and all partioulars given to intending Insurers. MORRISON, SCLANDERS, & CO., 409 Agents. FIRE ! ! I "TVT ORWICH UNION F IRE INSURANCE SOCIETY has for years been among the first to deal liberally with Insurers, and in NEW ZEALAND its promptness in settlement of fire losses has been equally distinguished. THE SOCIETY'S AGENTS hold the fullest power to adjust Claims and pay losses in Cash without having to consult Directors, Colonial Boards, or Secretaries, thus avoiding the consequent correspondence and delay. The Agents' Instructions are to " act promptly and liberally." B__T This long-e3tablished Society offers advantages which Companies of more recent standing are unable to do, and its rates of Premium do not exceed those of any other Office doing business in this country. In effecting Insurances, it is of the first importance to select an Office of high character, long standing, and stability. Intending Insurers can obtain Prospectuses and full information as to the peculiar advantages offered by this well-known Office. W, M. STANTON, 880 The Society's Attorney and Agent. NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY of NEW ZEALAND. Capital. . . One Million. In 100,000 Shares of £10 each. Paid-up Capital. . £50,000 this purely LOCAL OFFICE Presents many Advantages to the Insuring PubUc. THE CAPITAL AND PROFITS Are retained in the Colony. THE HEAD OFFICE And Management being Local, settlements are made without vexatious delays, or references to Offices at a distance. RATES AND TERMS Equal to those offered by any other Company. W STAVERT & CO., Agents. 32 STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE. Nelson Branch. The distinctive characteristics of this Company are — A Local Proprietory. Insurers participate in the Profits. Prompt and liberal adjustment of Claims. Careful and economical management. Fike Insurances effected in Town and Country at as low rates as any other Office, whilst Insurers participating in the Profits renders this as nearly as possible A MUTUAL FIRE OFFICE. A. W. SCAIFE, 260 Agent for Nelson Branch. STANDARD FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. CAPITAL £1,000,000. NELSON~ BRANCH. NOTICE TO COUNTRY INSURERS. Full particulars and Forms of Proposal may now be obtained of the following Sub-Agents : Stoke & Suburban South Mr. W. Rout. Kichmond, Appleby,Ranz.u, and Hope ... E. B. Waring, Esq Spring Grove Mr. J. Rose. Lower ind Upper Wakefield, and Fox Hill ... Mr. R. Chattock. Waimea West Mr A. J. Palmer Lower Moutere, Motueka, and Riwaka ... ... Mr H. A; Tarrant Takaka. and Motupipi ... Mr G. C. Gilbebt. Collingwood Mr W. C. Riley. Or of A. W. SCAIFE, 612 Chief Agent. I