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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 44, 10 April 1863, Page 3

lI3T OF TOWN SECTIONS to be sold by I Auction at the Land Office, Invercargill, QO Monday, the 13th day of April. 1863. LOT. SECTIOK. ; BLOCK. TOWX 1 3 t Gore 2 19 XIV Invercargitt 3 20 4 20 6 1 XL ... 6 2 7 20 8 21 0 22 10 4 I Gor» 11 5 12 6 13 21 VI Wallacetown H • 6 15 21 V 16 22 17 7 18 8 I Gore 19 9 20 10 21 U 22 12 WALTER H. PEAT*?ON, Chief Commissioner. "Was o Land Board Office, in^ercargi 11, 13 th March, 1863. NEW ZEALAND TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY. (LIMITED.) CAPITAL, £500,000. In 20,000 Shares of £25 ench (with power to increase). £1 per share to Joe paid on application, and £1 oa Allotment. 2000 Shares to be reserved for New Zealand. Trustees : Robert Brooks, Esq., M.P. G. Grenfell Glyn, Esq., M.P. J. J. Cummins, Esq. Dieectoht : Sir Charles Clifford, late Speaker of the Houso of Assembly, New Zealand Sir J. 11. Pell.v, Bart.. Warnham Court, Horsham Captain Henry Carr Glynn, ii.N.. 15 £aton-tej> race, Eaton-squai'e F. G. Dalgtty,' Esq., Messrs Dalgety and Co., Gresham-street H. Selfe Sel'e, Esq., English agent for the Govern* merit of Canterbury, New Zealand E. A. Brooks, Esq., Messrs Eobert Brooks and Co., St. Peter's Chambers, CornhilL Bankers; In London — Messrs Glyn, Mills and Co. In New Zealand — The Union Bank of Australia. Solicitors: Messrs Freshfielrls aad Newman. Brokers; Messrs Mull ns, Marshall and Daniel, 3 Lombard street Messrs A. J. Brunton and Son, Auction Mart. Secretars : W. P. Carruthers, Esq., pro. tern. Offices : 31 New Broad-street, city, E.C. This company is established for the purpose of supplying to the thriving and increasingly important colony of New Zealand those advantages which are alrt'iidy enjoyed by the colonies of Australia and Canada, by the Trust and Loan tiocieties now existing. Its operations will consist of loans and advances on mortgage upon real security in New Zealand, for which the s»stem of public registration' of land established there affords great facility, with perfect safety. The company will also be prepared to make ad* vances on securities of a substantial character, including those to inuuicipal bodies upon their bonds. It is not proposed that more that £5 shall he called upon taeh £15 shnre wh eh £2 will be sufh'cipnt for present purposes), but that to the extent of the remaining £20 per share, the company shall exercise its borrowing po.vers for procuring money in Great Britain upon debentures for terms of years at a fixed rate of interest. This money will nlso be lent in the same manner as the paid-up ctpital, and the lenders *i:l be protected both by the securities taken and bi- the subscribed hut uncalled capital, which will itself be equal to tbe entire amount borrowed. New Zealand offers peculiarly favorable opportunities for operations of the nature proposed ; the prosperity of Ihe settlers enables them to employ with prorit large sums of money at rates of interest consul 'rahly higher than those ordinarily current in England ; the simplicity cf the local laws affecting renl estate aff nls a safe and inexpensive mode of'granling security; and property is of steadily improving valu^ 1 , ns the entries of the colonist, the increase of population, ami the resources of the colony itself become farther developed. These circumstances, and the successful operations of companies of this description in other colonies, justify the directors in anticipating an amply remunerative return to shareholders. DR. JUI ES P. M U R II AY, (King and Queen's f'ollege of Physicians, Ireland.) L.K.C.SLX. AXD I K. & (J.CP.I. rICEN ! I •■ TE of the lioiunda Lyinp-m j Hospital, late Resident Surgeon to the Melbourne Hospital, late Surgeon to Howitt'i Exploration Party. Temporary residence at Mr J. Birrell Sands, Leet-street. Hours for Consultation from 9 a.m. till 12 noon, and from 3 p.m. til; 6. PUBLIC NOTICE. A MEETING is requested of Ship Masi\ t'Ts a"d others interested, at the Victoria Hotel, on Fri lay, the 10th inst., at seven p.m., to take into consideration the delays and obstructions they have to contend with in this port. W. S. PE VDLETOiN', Master of " E. flutter" rpENDKUS will be rtceived by the A. undersigned up to Monday, the 13th, for the erection of two rooms (skillions) in Don-street. Angus ICorr, Architect, Tay-street, next to Commercial Hotel. To Builders. rfiENDRRS are invifed for the erection of a Villa JL Residence containing 13 apartments, &c Plans and specifications can be seen and all necessary information can be obtained at my office up till 20th inst. • E. J. SANDERS, Architect and Surveyor, Tay-street. April 9 th, 1863. To Builders. mENDERS are invited for the erection of s J. buiMitig for Messrs Robertson and Co. Plan* and specification and nil necessary information can be obtained at my office un till 20th inst. E. J. SANDERS, Architect and Surveyor, Tay-street. 9th April, 1563. To BricklayersrnENDEßS for building chimney will be 1. received until noon of Monday, 13th Full particulars from P. Finnegan, Clerke's buildings, between Tay and Esk-streets. W'ANTEu Tenders for erecting a Shop, Apply to Thomas "Wade, Hair Dresser, Tay-street. £5 Reward. STOLFNfrom the Provincial Cafe (Mr ; Lee'c) on Sunday last, a gold nugget weighing 1 oz. 1 dwt., a black woollen muffler and a dark: oil coat. The above reward will be paid by Henry Marino to any one giyipsy such information at tiutr Cafe as will lead to their repovery. „ : " * 1 TO Let, a Parlor and Bed-room; wilh or witbort , bowd. Apply offi« of this pqper: