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THE LIVEEPdOL AND LONDON PI AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Empowered by Acts' of Parliament. ESTABLISHED IN 1836. Capital Subscribed, £189,002. Accumulated Funds, £1,311,905 7s. sti\, Of -which upwards of a quarter of a million is investe (in the Colonies, in Government and other Securi ties. 'paAtot" LIABILITY of SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED FHIE PREMIUMS received in 1861... £360,181 Life Premiums received in 1861 ...... £135,974 Fire and Life Losses paid by the Company since its establishment to the end of 1861 £2,222,116 Medical Referee for Auckland:—Thomas Moobe Philson, Esq., M.D. Tables of Rates for Fire and Life Insurance in all its branches, and every information, can be. obtained from JOHN BUCHANAN, Agent for the Province of Auckland. Canada Buildings, Queen-street, 25th July, 1862. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. LECTURES. HHE COMMITTEE have much, pleasure in anL nouncing the Annual Course of Lectures for the present year, which will be delivered in the New Music Hall, Brunswick Buildings, on the following FRIDAY EVENINGS. Sept. s—Freedom of Opinion and its Expression Rev. T. Hamer. Sept. 19—The "Essays and Reviews," or what are wo to think of the Bible? Mr. P. H. Cornford. SegT Admission to single lecture, 6d. Young Men's Christian Association, DURHAM-STREET. HPHE advantages offered by this Institution are a J. comfortable Reading Room, supplied with the leading English and Colonial Papers, Magazines, Quarterlies, &c. Private Rooms for Correspondence, Business purposes, and study, supplied with Bank Cheques, Stationery, Works of Reference, &c. Refreshments can be had in the Rooms at moderate charges. A well-selected Library of 1,500 Volumes, to which an addition has recently been made. Amongst the Books will be found:— Du Chaillu's Adventures in Equatorial Africa Living tone's Travels Tcnncnt's Natural History of Ceylon The Wide Wide World Say and Seal BoswelPs Life of Johnson The Desert and the Bush The Woman in White The Four Georges—W. M. Thackeray M'Clintock's Voyage of the ' Fox' Dr. Doran's Table Traits; and Habits and Men Autobiography of Lord Dundonald Curiosities of Civivization, Dr. Wynter Memorials of Sergeant Marjourum The Works of Sydney Smith Lord Macaulay's Speeches, Essays, and History The Pickwick Papers Thomson's New Zealand Kingsiey's Miscellanies Peninsular Scenes and Sketches Family Romance and the Vicissitudes of Families, by Sir Bernard Burke Tom Brown's School Days The Words of the Angels—Stier The Speeches of Gratton, Burke, Curran, Fox, Sheridan, Erskine, &c. Chambers's Repository, Miscellaney, Papers, &c. Wilson's Tales of the Borders Tales of Women's Trials—Mrs. J. C. Hall The Leisure Hour, and Sunday at Home And various other Works of popular interest, on Scientific, Religious, Historical, and General Subjects. Annual Subcription:— 10s., payable (if desired) half-yearly or quaterly. Lady Subscription (to the Libraay only), ss. per annum. Honorary Subscribers, £l. J. JACKSON, Assistant Secretary. Important to Country Settlers. f a HIE undersigned is prepared to enter into arrangeJL mentswith country settlers for the supply of a vegetable material, the growth of the forest. It is easily prepared, without machinery, and a remunerative price will be paid on delivery in Auckland, by the cwt. or ton. For particulars and terms apply to the undersigned between the hours of 11 and 12 each day, at Webb's Music Hall, Fort-street, Auckland. CHARLES BARON DE THIERRY. July 18th, 1862. Pensioners' Claims Act, 1861. Auckland Immigration Certificate Act 1858 Amendment Act, 1861. NOTICE. Auckland, 30th June, 1862. NOTICE is hereby given that all Persons desiring to avail themselves of the provisions of the " Pensioners' Claims Act, 1861," and the "Auckland Immigration Certificate Act 1858 Amendment Act, 1861," must send in their claims to the undersigned Commissioner, through the Post, on or before the 11th day of September next, after which date no claims will be received. Claims should be made in the following form, printed copies whereof can be obtained at the Publishing Offices of the New-Zealander, Southern Cross, and Auchlander newspapers. F. D. BELL, Commissioner, Form of Claim. To the Commissioner appointed under the Pensioners' Claims Act, 1861, and the Auckland Immigration Certificate Act 1858 Amendment Act, 1861. I hereby give you notice that I claim to be entitled to the benefit of the provisions of the above-mentioned Acts, or one of them. The particulars of my claim are annexed. (Signature.) Dated at the dtfy of 1862. To be Let, )EAUMONT VILLA, May town, 300 yards off the ) Onchunga road, and within three miles of town, with one or five acres of rich land securely fenced. The House contains six Rooms well finished, a Twostall Stable and Hayloft, Cow-house, &c, and a neverfailing supply of pure water. The above adjoins a good run and is worth the notice of parties wanting a suburban and genteel residence. Apply to C. ARTHUR & SON, Commission Agents, Brokers, &c., Queen-street, To Market Gardeners, Dairymen, and others. To be Let, within Three Miles op Town, A CHOICE piece of LAND of about fire acres, securely fenced, admirably adapted for a vegetable garden or nursery, with a sheltered Northern aspect, and a ruuning stream of the purest water. There a comfortable Dwelling-house newly ereeted, six apartments, Stable, &c. Land to the extent of 32 acres in all can be let for a term. Apply C. ARTHUR & SON, Commission Agents, Brokers, &c, Queen-street. For Sale or Lease, ~ EVERAL Cattle or Sheep Runs, containing from rJ 400 to 4000 acres each. Also, A number of Improved Farms, varying from 40 to 500 acres each. For particulars applv to WILLIAM AITKEN, House, Land, and Estate Agout, Queen-street.

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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1719, 30 August 1862, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1719, 30 August 1862, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1719, 30 August 1862, Page 7

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