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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5454, 19 September 1878, Page 2

JgANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. - This Bank is prepared to make special arranga'ments for deposits lodged for fixed periods, and to transact all other Banking business on terms to bo ascertained on application. ' W. ROBERTON PERSTON, Manager. ■Wellington, 11th September, 1878: IANK OF AUSTRALASIA. Incorporated by Charter. This Bank’s terms of business can be ascertained on application to the M.i JOHN SAWER 3, Manager. .Wellington, 13th September, 1878. The national bank of new ZEALAND, (LIMITED). Incorporated under the Companies Acts. 1862 and 1867, and the New Zealand Act 1., 1873. This Bank is prepared to grant Special Hates for Deposits, and to arrange for transaction of all banking business. Terms to be ascertained upon application. HENRY GREEN, Acting-Manager. The colonial bank of new ZEALAND. Subscribed Capital Number of Shareholders .. £1, 000,000 2116 This Baulc is open to make Special Arrangements for Fixed Deposits and banking business generally. FREDK. COON, Manager. Wellington, September 13,1575. . _____ "U'NION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. Established 1537. Paid-up Capital .. .. • • £1,600,000 Reserve X'auds 1780,000 This Bank receives Deposits at Interest, and transacts all General Banking Business on the most favorable terms, which can be ascertained at its office. A. JACKSON. Manager. (ANK OF NEW ZBALANU. THIS BANK IS PEEPARED TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS AT INTEREST Asb TO TRANSACT ALL GENERAL BANKING ' BUSINESS ON TERMS which may be ascertained at this Branch, and at the various offices throughout the Wellington District. GEORGE E. TOLHCJRST, Manager. M R MOFFIT, Dentist, opposite Mr. Plimuier’s new Hotel. small Sums. We quote present value from 8 to 9 per cent, (according to tue class of security offered) in exesss of £SOO. CHAS. TOWN ALL & CO., Scriveners, Grey-street. v HARTER DAY,SEPTEMBER29,IB7B THE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND MARINE. CAPITA! £2,000,000. Head OFFicE-Custom House-quay, Wellington. Insurers are reminded of the approaching Quarter Day, and are requ sted ,to consider the advantages which tliis Comnanv is enabled, by means of its MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, to offer to them. The Company being a purely Colonial institution, its funds are retained in and invested, where practicable, with Is'suakiu* throughout the colony, thus offering to men of small means the advantage of becoming tbeir own insurers, in addition to that offered by the right to take up at ran one share for every £1 of premium paid previous to the expiration of the first financial period ; by which they reduce is effect the rates of premium on their ovn property in proportion to the amount they pay and the influence they exert to induce others to insure with the Company. The Proprietary is one of tho largest and wealthiest in the Colonies, and as such the security it affords to Insurers is unquestionable. The principles of the Company arc based on liberality in all Us dealings, promptitude SKITLEMENT OF CLAIMS, and the LOWEST RATES COUI- - with safety. GEO. S. GRAHAM. General Manager. Liverpool and London and GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. WELLINGTON AGENCY. Insurers whoso policies expire on the 29th IN STANT are reminded that Renewal Premiums should be paid on or Wore SATURDAY, the 28th INSTANT. v?:This Company is now prepared to accept Risks on Property in all parts of the city and in the country at lowest current rates. . EDWARD PEARCE, Agent.