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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 75, 21 November 1864, Page 4

Insurance Companies. mH<E COLONIAL "LIFE 'ASSURANCE J." , COMPANY. - , Established — 1846. Incorporated by Act >oi Parliament., , ■ "' , HEAD OPEIOE ! ' ' " g george-street; {Edinburgh. London, 81 Lombabd-steeet, E.G. , EESTJLTS OF THE 'BUSINESS For the year ended 25tti May, 1863, 'As reported at the Annual General Meeting of the Company, held'2nd 'November, 1863 : — New Assurances for the year ... £428,742 0 L 0 Corresponding Annual Premiums 15,432 3 0 Annual Revenue ' ... :'.'. „133,775 12 10 Accumulated Fund 481,690 15 10 Subsisting Assurances ..'. ... 3,051,636 5 10 ' COIONIAI AND FOBEIGW ASSTJBANCE. Local Boards and Agencies in all the British Cplonies, where Proposals may be made, Premiums received, and Claims paid. ,i Moderate rates applicable to different climates. ' Profits divided every five years. Divisions tatt place in 1854 and 1859, when large additions will b« made to Policies. Next division in 1864. Further information will be, supplied at thf Company's, Offices and Agencies!, 1 Bv order o'f the Directors, ( ' ' * ' r SAML. JACESON, 1 Agents and Secretary to the Local J 'Board id Au'ckland. BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN, AUCKLAND : The Hon. 1 Readeb Gilson Wood, M.G.A., Colo- > r nial Treasurer. , in ) Robebt Watebston, Esq., 'of Messrs. Brown Campbell and Co. Thomas Macpabeaice, Esq., of Messrs-'Henderson and -Macfarlane. ' James Williamson, Esq., MiG.A., r 'President of the Bank of New Zealand. < Joseph Newman, Esq. 1 , M.P.C., of Messrs. Newman and Ewen. ' * *' ' Medical Adviser — Dr. Sajhuel John Stbatbobd Prospeotuses, Table of Rates, &c, can be obtained, at th.e office in :Fprfc-street. SAML.' JACKSON, Agent and Secretary AucMand, sth April, 1864. AGENT AT INVEBAEGULL : FRANCIS W. SCOTT, M'Master-street. Medical Referee, Dr. Wm. Panton Gbioob. 2-tc Machines, &c. WHEELER and WILSON'S LOOK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, for families and manufacturers, are vastly superior to all others. As- evidence of the fact, ..they .were.. awarded the prize gold medal at the Great Exhibition 1862, and at the Paris Exhibition ; 1861V These machines make; the ''tight s 'lock-stitch— -^thednly.pne which cannot be ravelled— with the rotating hook —a great improvement on the shuttle, as it is far more durable, and not near so liable'to get out'of order. ■' '-■'■• V- : ~ ■'- ■■■■■- ■'"'•-' ■ ■■■.■■i>*-;iA;,s> ::'.:..;:.: Wheeler and Wilson's -machines wort equally welTupori' silki ■ cotton; : woplleni and . linen; goodaibraiding, bindings cording, , tucking, ; rheinming; filling, gathering, seaming, quilting, performing every species of sewing with a speed of from 1,000 to 12,000 stitches per- minute ; ; makes airegular; strong, and beautiful stitch^ exactly; the same; on both sides of the fabric sewed; is simple in .construction, easy of ! management, and elegant in appearance.' At the present REDUOEDJPRICES there is no ; excuse for having shuttle, machines.' Reference given to dressmakers, tailors, and manufacturers of clothing who have had the machines in constant use for years. -i:, .: ShOW-rooms, 186 Bourke-streefc ease, up-stairs. Illustrated circulars sent post free. •■■■■■! " LONG and Co., sole agents ■ for Australia and New Zealand.- "' :: : • ■ ' J - " ' ! '• : ' ■' ' ' ■'■■'■ : An Agent wanted for Dunedin. 44-82 - ■ - ■ ■ ■ -*•' — ± i T?iyE THOUSAND FEET- OF' 1 I SPOUTING, at 3d., : ' i ■ DIXON'S, Dee-stbeet. 68-tc M I A CHEAP FIRE-PROOF ROOF ■ for 255. per 100 square feet. I DIXON'S, Dee-stbeet. 68-tc I Seeds and Plants. i^RASS AND CLOYER SEEDS ON SALE. IX ' - — - CLOVERS. : . . . ' White, Red, Scarlet, Yellow, Alsyke, and Cow Grass. GRASSES. ....; : Perennial, Italian, Rye - California, Prairie, Meadow, Foxtail • ; . Cocksfoot, Timothy, Bent, Sweet Vernal Hough Stalk, Meadow, Yellow: Oat ..,:.-.- Crested Dogstail, Meadow Fescue, Tall do. „. Hard do., 'Various Leaved do. /.: ; Darnel Leaved d0., ! and Red do. ; ..., : ; . Mixed Grasses for Lawns, and permanent . Pastures, to suit i Soils. : -,ui •-; ■:,■■,' CLEAVE, WILLIAMS ■&. CO., 50 to Dee-street. , ■ Stock, &c. TO STAND THIS SEASON. mHE Thoroughbred ENTIRE HORSE, HIS EXCELLENCY,' Will stand at WaUacetpwn and Riyertqn. Terms — Five .Guineas each Mare, to be paid before removal. '. ■■':■ ■• - ■■■■■■ ' ■ '■ ' > A well-watered Paddock.wfll-be -provided, without responsibilifry'.: f-• .- ; ■/■_ •„,=, .• No ', charge until the jnares are stinted, after which the usual charge for <paddocMng l will be made. » ' 68:93 ROBERT, M < KENZLE. IMPORTANT CAUTIOK ? HOLLO WAY'S PILLS &OINT3MDENT. I BEG most respectfully to caution the Austra. -lasian Public against purchasing Ointment and Pills sold in my name unless they havethe English Government Stamp affixed to the same, on whioh is engraved, in white letters, on a red and dark ground, the words— ".HOLLO WAY'S PILLS, ■AND OINTMENT, LONDON." The same also appear in the water-mark of the Book of Direo , tions. lam informed that some parties are vending medicines which they are importing from the United States at a low price, and palming them Off as being of my genuine manufacture.. Some of these Bpurious medicines have a label affixed to imitate the English Stamp j so that much, vigi: lance is required in order to detect the deception by examining very minutely the Stamp and Label affixed to the Pots and Boxes, as likewise the color and thiokness of the paper, as also to the printing of the Books of Direotions. It is to be hoped that all who may road this CAUTION will- make it known amongst their friends, Information of any nefarious practice of the kind should, be sent. to Messrs. GORDON AKD GOTCH, N.GWB ,Ageß.tßj Oollins-storeefc Weak, Melbourne j or to ins, cfirfiot, iA Londpn, when the necessary steps will be taken in the mattw* < " ■ • ' ' O&B?* 1 *) t^wtiwqrinw rpHOMAa HOELQWAIB'