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Southland Times, Volume III, Issue 214, 9 February 1866, Page 4

Insurance Companies* ■VTEW ZEALAND INSUBANCE COMPANY. FOR FIRE, MARINE, AND GENERAL INSURANCE. ' Capital, £250,000, With Unlimited Liability of the Shareholders., Policies are issued and claims Beetled in Inyercargill, without reference elsewhere. Agent for Southland : WILLIAM RUSSELL, Soiicitob. ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY.— FIRE AND LIFE. Capital ... ... £2,000,000 Accumulated Funds exceed ', ... 1,000,000 Annual Revenue 600,000 Assured on New Life Policies* 1863 700,000 A few of the advantages offered by this Compaay are: — Undoubted security. Exemptionof Assuredfrom Liability of partnership. Moderate Premiums. Large participation of Profits by the Assured. Prompt and liberal settlement of Claims without reference to England or Australia. Medical Referee— J. F. Deck, M.D. MORISON, LAW & CO., Ageats for Otago and Southland, Esk-street, InvercargiU . THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. Fob Fibe, Life, and Annuities. Capital subscribed .£2,000,000. Invested Funds. Capital paid up £390,000 Reserve surplus fund 1,000,000 Life Department Reserve 1,450,000. Balance of undivided profits 200,000 (Three million and fifty thousand pounds) £3,050,000 Revenue. Fire premiums.. .....-.£580,000 Life premiums j 210,000 Interest on investment 160,000 (Nine hundred and fifty thousand pounds) £950,000 The undersigned continues to issue Policies for Fire and Life Insurance." Prospectuses and .every information can be ob tamed from THOMAS BRODRICK, Agent for Southland mHE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY. OKlof Offices ; luvcrpool «mcl London. CAPITAL, £2,000,000 STERLING. Fire and Life Insurance at moderate Rates, - Endowments for Children, Annuities, &c. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. The Times.— October 22. "At the p-Tmnal meeting of the Queen Insurance Company to-day, at Liverpool, the Fire Premiums for the year were stated at £70,300, while those in the Life Department were £16,352. A dividend at the rate of 8 per cent, was de- ! clared." Post Magazine. — October 24. "The Queen Insurance Company affords a fine example of how much public confidence there is still in store for insurance companies, formed of a respectable body of proprietors, regulated in then* "action by directors of high commercial position and business experience, and managed by gentlemen possessing the ability and zeal bo ■ warmly eulogised by the chairman, and applauded by those, of the proprietors who were "present a the recent meeting." Gore's Liverpool Advertise" — October 22 "So general was the feeling of satisfaction entertained by the highly respectable body of proprietors who thronged the board-room of the Companyvat the result of the year's business, and so great was their confidence in the management of the Company and in the correctness of the accounts presented to them, that the most eloquent agitator in the world must have tried in vain to have removed the one or shaken the other." • Insurance Record. — October 23. " It was. our pleasure and privilege to be present at the fMrriTifli meeting of the Queen Insurance Company. This company has made very rapid progress, and, will unquestionably become one of the largest institutions in the kingdom. That it has succeeded in inspiring public confidence is evident by the large, influx of new business in ; both the Life and Fire branches during the financial year which has just expired. The Directors' Report, which was received unanimously, was more than satisfactory. We had anticipated great things from the workings of the past year, but our most sanguine expectations were more , than realised by the result presented in that statement. The Bonus to be declared is all that could be desired, and much more than might have been anticipated." Weekly Chronicle and Register. — October 24. " The state of affairs which the report discloses is eminently satisfactory, and the Directors may fairly be congratulated on the success of the Company. A new plan for the allocation of the bonus has been introduced by the Directors, which cannot fail to become popular. They will grant separate free Policies for the amount of the reversionary bonus when required. This is a great advance upon the hitherto existing practice, for, under the ordinary system, the bonus is attached to the original policy, and stands or falls with it.' Gore's Liverpool Advertiser. — October 29. (Second Notice) " The Queen Insurance Company now stands before the public on one of the highest — we believe we may safely say the highest— pedestal ever Occupied by an insurance company in the fifth year of its existence. The impression left on our mind by all that we heard and Baw at last Wednesday's meeting was that the ' Queen' will go on largely extending its business in all its departments, until it shall acquire a position as a Fire and Life Office second to none in the kingdom." The Civil Service Gazette.— October 24. " The signally prosperous year that has just been passed by the Queen Insurance Company demands at our hands, as faithful journalists, one word by way of comment. This_ shows that the. ' QiieW,' in a remarkably short space of time, has won its way to public confidence. With the advantages of an irreproachable Board of Directors a Manager and Secretary who , are untiring in their efforts to promote the prosperity of their undertaking, and an established reputation for promptitude and liberality in the settlement of their claims,, we think we may safely argue a brilliant career in the future for tkig flourishing Company,"