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Meetings, Amueemeats, &c. pOLONISTS , TT ALL MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17. LECTURE. LIFE ASSURANCE, ITS HISTORY, PRINCIPLES, AND ADVANTAGES. A PUBLIC LECTURE on the above sub. ject will be given in the Colonists' Hall, Lyttclton, on the above date, BY CAPTAIN BALDWIN, Travelling Sub-Commissioner of the Government Annuities and Life Assurance Depart* ment. To commence at eight o'clock. Admission—Free. It will be the object of the Lecturer, besides dealing generally with the subject, to explain in a simple manner the leading ad* vantages offered to the public under Tfa® Goternmenk Annuities' Acta* 1869-70. > : 2>is<ll2fr J SOUTH BRITISH . I FIRE AND MARINE J INSURANCE .COMPANY; m 'NEW ZEALAND. NOTICE IS ;HEBBBY GIVEN that ad EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the SHAKEHOLDKRSof the South British Fire ftnd Marine Insurance Company of New Zealand,.will to hald at the Company's Office, Queen street, Auckland, on MONDAY, TVUBCH 24, 1873, At three o'clock in the afternoon, > For the purpose of considering the propriety of increasing the capital of the company, by the creation and sale of new shares, na provided by the 32nd clause of the Company's Articles of Association. By order of the Board of Directors, A. BOARDMAN, ' (; ; - ' • '•■ i ■■:=•' Manager. Auckland, Jan, .80, 1873. .•;>;.,.■ 2-10 955 NOTICE.' ' v A MEETING of the Committee of the Agricultural and Pastoral Asaociafeoa will take placeat. in ;, :■ COKER'S COMMERCIAL HOTEL, AT 2.15 P.M., ON TUESDAY the 18th INSI., Business—To receive report of sub« committee, relative to preliminary arrangements for the mid-winter show. > .. J. T. FORD, 245 1164 .._!.... - Hon. Secretary. AVON ROAD BOARD ELECTION. A MEETING of KATEPAYERS of the Avon District will bo held at the Road Board Office, Papamu road, on MONDAY, the 17th day of FEBRUARY next, at noon, To Nominate a Member to fill the Vacancy at the Board, caused by. the Resignation of Mr C. W. Turner. The Polling (if necessary) will commence the following day at 10 a.m., and close at 4 p.m., at the several polling placea for tho district, via. . — The Eoad Board Office, Papauui road ; The Post-office, Stanmore road, Bingolaud ; and Moir's Stables, Styx Mills, North road. EDWARD G. WRIGHT, Chairman of the Avon Road Board. 2-1 771 WIDOW AND ORPHAN INSTITUTION. 1.0.0.F..M.U. A SPECIAL MEETING of tha MEMBERS of the above institution will take place i ; THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, , At.half-past seven, in THB ! LOYAL VOLUNTEER LODGE. - [ :::■:.; ov. :;■■.■; : - ,■. To elect a treasurer and transact other r Jmpo?tatit bueintesa. ' i < J, A. ASHTON, 2-17 1208 -, ■.■;</. : Secretary. . aOYAL ITALIAN XJ .-; ■ . OJBOUB. :•■;; =;;r ,-. This is the Last Night but One. Last Night but One. Last Night but One. The Beet Programme ever presented. Every novelty -.not will be per- ' fprmed To-night. AH- those vrho have not yet witnessed CHIARINI's SPLENBID STUD OF BLOOD HORSES, Should not miss this opportunity. The whole company will perform to-night. Tickets should secured early to«day. Office opea' from 10 daily. ' ; : .Circle, se; Parquette, 3s. To-morrow,(T. uesday. Evening) being positivelytHe last the performance will be under i the patronego of Sir J. C. Wilson, LadyJWilson, Jiie Honor the Superintendent, 'hie Worship the Mayor, and a fashionable audience. 0 £ j. ; : _ , 2-17 1210 Insuraace, Compauies SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COM- .. '. ' .. PANY. Local Tkustbeb „ C. R.Blakistou, Esq. I R. Willyn. Egg. WOOL INSURED against all risks from shearing ehede i> London. Kire .and Ma* - ' nstiramses effected nt irtt«», which can be ■;../. .crtaintrd from ;— : H. Hawkiin , ! ... ... Lyttelton Dndlcy and Craig... ... Kaiapoi J. H.'HHtter Timuru W. Boss ... ... ... Rangiora ! Heniy and Strutbere ... Schvyn J. D. Gnrwood Akaroa M. Harris and Co Soutfebridge. i Or from J. D. MACPHERSON, Agent for Canterbury. Deo. 3, 1872. 12-4 .1415 SOWING RAPE SEED, &C. 4 TONS BROAD LEAF ENGLISH RAPE SEED. Also, New Red, White, Yellow, and Alsiko Clovers, Lucerne, Cocksfoot, and Timothy Grasses, W. WILSON, 2-17 1203 Nursery and Seedsman. I WISH to return my sincere thanks to Mr Digby and those gentlemen who rendered such able assistance iv helping mc to save what they could of my goods at the late. fire. CHAS. COOPER, ••17 1212 Tailor