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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIV, Issue 3511, 16 October 1868, Page 5

Arohdeacsn Hadpield aaid there had been no •horthand- writer furnisned tolthe committee, and, is the evidence had extended in many cases over ja period of four hours, no written evidence had been prepared. . . ' " Several notices of motion were given, and ttte Synod adjourned at 7.40 p.m. until 4 p.m. ojn fr'-dayi j , i 'i j

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY, FIRE AND LIFE.. . • CAPITAL:, £2,000,000. Fire Department. RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATiSS ' ' ')*■•' The Policies "of ! this Company ' r ar.e exempt froio average' clause. " l , A\l legitimate claims' will be" promptly paid \ tl c undersigned, without reduction.' ~' ' J '' ' J Life 'Department. In this branch every facility and advantage wi II be afforded to Insurers. The high position and reputation 0.f.! the Company will be maintained by this Agency/-, and parties favouring the undersigned with theirJn'JHnes* aha 1 receive every attention. \i \ , c"-i > GEORGE WM. JONES, „, , j . ,vi > Acting Agent. Auckland Agency, .Queen-street, „ j, July 16, 1868. WHATSIS LIFE-ASSURANCE? 1. It is the exercise of prudence— of benevolence 2. It secur t e"Jtjindßpendenoe — domestic happines 131 3 to the widow] and' orphan. j. p „' 3. It affords to person? o,f every c)aBS,,-and in every station of life, the means to avoid mjuch future miserY to their families, and to render jthem,, independent of public. or private charity. , , „ „, ;, j 4. It is a scheme by which any sum of money may be secured at death, whenever that event may take place, or to be received at any given »ge of the life assured. , , \ THE QUEEN INSURANCES O'M PANY, Of LIVERPOOL and LONDON. Fire, Life 1 , Endowments,' Annuities. capital, two 'Millions sterling. Lri^ 'Department. j : ' At last valuation (1863) a Bonus was declared to Participating Life Policyholders, averaging 46 per cent, of the Premiums paid by the Assured, and in some instances rising as high as 75 per cent. The next Bonus falls to be declared as at 31st of December, 1868, and all NEW PROPOSALS cony pleted BEFORE THAT DATE will be ENTITLED to a FULL YEAR'S BONUS. j Fire Department. ; Fire insurances effected at the lowest current rates of premium. J. TONSON GARLICK, Auckland Agent. Queen-strest, Auckland.

IMPERIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY OS LONDON. Capital: £1,600,000. , . Agent : SAMUEL J-ACKSONj, gorfrafraet, ]

SOUTHERN INSURANCE COMPANY OF , MELBOURNE. MARINE RISKS (Hulls included) ACCEPTED at CURRENT RATES. CRUIOKSHANK, SMART, & CO., Agents. High-street, September 1, 1868. . ) , ' MORTON JO NES, AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION AGENT, WILLOUGHBY-STREET, SHORTLAND, THAMES GOLDFIELD.

J-OJSTJSS'S AUCTION MART, WILLOOGHBY-STKEET, Close to Pollen-street, adjoining the Union Bank, SHORTLAND, THAMES GOLDF.IEL.D. PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, r FURNITURE, AND MISCELLANEOUS SALE, Every SATURDAY, at Two o'clock. MINING SHARES AND ALLOTMENTS SALE Once a Fortnight (Every SECOND TUESDAY), at 12 o'clock. OUT - DOOR SALES punctually attended to. Will have .on Private Sale Hay, Maize, Oats, Potatoes. Cheese and Butter, Building Materials, Bricks, Timber, Lime, Shingles, Fencing Materials, &c, &c, *c. Fire-wood and Coals, at Lowest Prices. MINING SHARES in some of the best Claims, now for Sale. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in Shortland, Graham's Town, and Suburbs. Also, Has a Large Enclosed Yard, suitable for Sale Yards of Live Stock, which will be received and sold as required. Consignments of all kinds of Goods shall receive prompt attention and speedy account sales and remittances, ho charge for warehousing. MORTON JONES, AUCTIONEER.

AUCKLAND AND THAMES PARCELS DELIVERY. FI ETCHER BROTHERS BEG to announce that they are making arrange I - ments in Auckland, Parnell, Shortland, Graham's Town, Tookey'a Flat, and neighbourhoods, which will enable them' t^undertakefthe RECEIPT and DELIVERY o¥ PARCELS, fee/, with safety, promptness, and-at mode-ate charges! ' '' ' ' Head Office : Grey-street, Shortland. Auckland Office : Mr. S. Ha<»DE Smith's store, Queen-street Wharf.' ' Particulars of branch offices in a'few days,

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. rg^HE subscribers have been instructed to nego1 tiate the SALE of one of the most valuable Farms and comfortable Residences on: fctie Tamaki. None but principals treated with. For further information, apply to the subscribers SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON.

J. WAYMOUTH, (Late of Wyndham-st'reefr,) PUBLIC ACC.OUNTjANT,' ETC., BEGS leave \o to hit friends, and the '- public of Auckland that he has .entered into PARTNERSHIP Vith Mr. J. 1 T. O'DONNELL. The name of the firm will bef 7l i ,\f Q " .'! - i • • WAYMGUTk k O'BONNBLC; '' ' And they will carry ota business at' B,6 wen-street, ! SrfORTLA ; ND, «s " GENERAL DEALiERS 'AND COMMISfefON Jl< - AGENTS.' „ '„ ; I " As J*. Watmodth is leaving Auckland, and re : tiring from the 'practice of hi* profession,, as a Pubho Accountant, be takes this opportunity, of, thanking his friends (especially of the legal Jprpfes- ; sion) for the' confidence they have placed in. him and the support they" have given him. .' , " Auckland, Octpber 1, 1868. „ , '\

! "»~ « AUCKLAND BONE MitL.; fl - JAND J. SOPPET, haying erected* new and . substantial Bone Mill, , with machinery \Oi. 1 the most modern construction, ( «re- now > 'prepatt d;to ] I deceive orders a for Bonedust, and lin. and fin . Bones. «'* ' jl •'' '„ .<'" 1 The 1 above are 1 cash, purchasers of BOnes many ! quantities., , , „,, : Free'manVßay.-abrJ'';. '\ <} ' ' Henderson and Macfarlane'#SWre*,<WfiiTr7 July 10, 1868',