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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 153, 26 June 1878, Page 2

COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND MARINE. j Capital ». £2,000,000. Head Office, Wellington. fiIRECTORS • The Hon. 0. J. Pharazyn, Chairman. The Hon. G. Bandall Johnson, Vice-chairman The Hoa Dr. M. S. Grace. A. de B. Brandon Fag. . . E. W. Mills, Etq. Walter J. Nathan, Esq Jacob Joseph, Esq. GENERAL MANAGER ; Ot. S. GRAHAM, Esq. AGEET IN NELSON : W. M. STANTON. The Company is now takinar Fire and Marine, Bisks of every description at the Lowest Current Kates THE MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. This Company beini? compelled by its Art'cles of Association to reserve 100 000 Shares (half the capital), to be allotted from time to time to Aotdal Insubees only in proportion to the amount of premium* paid offerß to the public generally, and particularly to men of small means . the twofold ad van taste, which no Fire Ineurance Company in New Zealand has hilherto offered, that of security auaiost loss from fire combined with participation in the profits of 'one of the safest and most . lucrative kind* of investments in the world. An insurer with this Company, being a shareholder, In tff.ct reduces tub bate CHABOED OM HIS O»K PROPKBTY ia pTOpor> tion to the amount of permium be pays and the influence he t x rta to induce others to insure with the Company. The undersigned is now prepared for Fire end . Marine Business. W. M. STANTON, AGENT. 1977__ 13 THE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND-FIRE AND MAR NE— NOT£< \E TO INSUKERS. —"At the expiration of the first financial period of the Company, the Direct rs will offer to persoDS who may have insured with the Company the right of taking up at par one of the unallotted Shares for every £i of premium paid by them whether for Fire or Marine Kisks " For the Company, W U STANTON, Agent. HPEA! TEAM TEA!!! Those who complain that they cannot get good TEA should Tkt the Oriental Compaq's Packets, Pounds and Half-pounds. For Cheapne« and Quality Cannot be Sarpasled in New Zealand. CADDIES ot 6lbs., 15/. THE PEOPLE'S MART. W. PATERSON'S, Babdt strbkt 2124 Slty JjMson Awning JlhulT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1878. Wi mentioned last week that the Government intended to free themselves of the responsibility of dispensing charitable aid at the end of this month, and, in accordance with this intention, Colonel Whitmore last night forwarded the following telegram Tto the Mayor :— "ln relation to charitable aid, has your Borough taken any action in the direction of preparing to carry on after the Ist July ? If, either by a Benevolent Association or its own machinery, the Borough is prepared to undertake the distribution of charitable aid, I shall be ready, after the Ist July, to give every facility, and will hand over monthly, till organisation is completed and subsidies can be accurately computed, one-twelfth of the gros3 anm expended within the Borough this year in charitable aid." To tms the Mayor has replied as follows j— " In : reply to your^telegram, I beg to refer you to my letter of the 13th April. Your tele- : gram appears only to refer to temporary ; arrangement. If you have any definite < proposition to make for permanent arrangements re charitable aid further i tnan those contained in your . circulars, &t nme now^ and I wiU lay it be- - S2r% F?u°% 1 afc once/ Ifc seems very f^ahfff *i eGoYernraenfc are endearoring < to shift the responsibility of distributing 1