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creates a powerful protection' against that carelessness -from which fires are chiehy due— a principle- which induces ■ greater care. and caution in all households and places of business, i Building and population, too, are both on the increase, and there is every prospect of this continuing; All the fire and Marine Insui'ance Companies in New Zealand are based uponthe ordinary principles, by which profits are divided iinougst Shareholders only, and such regard for Insurers as is now proposed fiuds no place in their constitution. Is is reasonably concluded, therefore, that a wide field lies open ,to i the Company now introduced to the public, and a prospect of success certaiuly as great, if not greater, than that hitherto accomplished by .similar institutions is 1 now presented for acceptance. As to the Company's projects — The success which has followed the different Australian Mutual Life Associations must be well-known, and the increasing numbeis of such institutions angurs well that the principle of mutuality is the key to this vast measure of succcess. If success follows that principle when applied to riska of such an uncertain nature as life rids, it is impossible to advance any sound argument against the like results being • obtained in applying the like principle to the less hazardous undertaking of Fire and Marine Insurance. One Mutual Fire Society in Australia has been in existence nine years up to May, 1881, and for the la3t eight years it has paid 20 per cent bonus dividend equally between Shareholders and Insurers, besides S per cent, interest to Share holders upon their paid-up capital, and in May 18S2 (the end of its tenth yeai ), it had in invested hinds the handsome amount ot 1 45, 000. What is more remarkable still is that these results ha\e all been pioduced from a called-up capital ot only 6'n Lli<>ut>«ud two himtlreil and JiJ'ty poi'i/fh. Forms of application for shares can bo obtained at the company's ollices, Canada Buildings, Auckland, oi fiom any branch of the National Bank of New Zealand, where the 'same will be received up to the 10th Augiibt ne^t. If no allotment ih made, the deposit will be ictnincd without deduction, and when the number of Shares allotted is less than the number applied for the surplus will be credited imieduotfioh i of -the amount payable oihallotmeuti! , > ' I Copies of thii . Memorandtilu ■ ' and Articles ol Association/ oi .the /Company may be inspected! 'at the' officer ©f the Company's solicitors. ;> v > t >' Agencies willbc established throughout the colony as soon as puauticablo, . il i Dated at Auckland, this eighth 1 day of July, 1882. - ' " - —
A Situation To Buy Auytiuxu A Servant To Let Furnish kd To Sell Anything On Um'uknishkd on To Increase Your Business, ADVERTISE IN THE WAIKATO TIMES, The lnigest circulation in the distiict, and consequently the best medium fur adverti&mg. Acluertising is io business wnat steam is to machineiy—the grand piopelliny potuei. Fourteen Woitls for One Shilling— if p re- paid. Guaranteed Circulation 3000 Weekly
BUSINESS NOTICE. I beg to intimate to my friends and i'je public generally that I have commenced business on my own account as a Wholesale Wine & Spirit Merchant, having purchased the Stock-in-trade of Mcs&is Cuuckblutik and Co. I trust that the same libeial support which was accoided foi so many ycars> to my piedeeessoib Mill also be extended to me. JOHN KIRKWOOD. 18, Queen-street, Auckland, July ]&t, 1882.
HP HE HAYMAEKET, 105, QUEION-STREET, Auckland. We hoAO Pin chased the whole of the SUTTONS T7ILOUR T>ALL" UTTON'S Jf LOUR DALL " POTATO KS OTA TOES That weic grown by Messrs. Fisher and Co., and which yielded the enormous ciop of 17 TONS TO THP ACRE, We aie able to offer ffa unrivalled POTATOI'w Either for Eating, Keeping 1 , and Cropping Qualities in lotf> to t>iut pm chasers. Also, " Victoi ian," Magnum Bonum, Early and Late Ro.se, FluUefa, Ashleaf, Kidney, <&c HERKETH & AITKEN.
NATIONAL HOTEL, WAIKATO, THE BEST HOTEL IN THE WAIKATO. Is complete with EVERY, ■ A CCOMODATION VERY ixOCOMODATIOH" FOR 7ISITOES AND TOUBISTS. SPACIOUS SAMPLE BOOMS FOB ' COMMERCIAL TEAYELLEftS. .' 1 ' T HE Bottle Department^. . Ib supplied with - t'-\ >>• WINES'; SPJRJTSJ ; BOTTLED %hHS AND? - ' STOUT- OF . THE BEST, BRANDS., '■ - ■ ;'"- ! PROPR^TOiR: '-U- yf 1
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Waikato Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1576, 10 August 1882, Page 4
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