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PItOSPEUTUS Of /M\HE NORTHERN LIGHT GOLD-MINING 1 COMPANY (LIMITED).

To be Registered under the Joint Stook Companio3 Act, 1860.

WAITAKERE EAST CAPITAL > * £5,000, in 1,000 shares of £5 each, , DIRECTORS : Captain Aemsteono. J. P. Dv MoiiiiN, Ilsq C. R. Roskbugk I sq. P. A. Philip*. J-sq. R. J. Mobressy, i ,scj, BA.NKEKS; The Bank ojp Australasia. SOLICITOR: H. H. Lusk, 1-sq. Fkank Brodie, IiSQ., Sec. pro tern. The ground of this Company, a lease of which has been obtained, amounts to 10 acres. It is situated iv block 74, Waitakere Esst, on freehold property well fenced, and is bounded by the West Coast Road. The reef has been traced in a direct line for about twenty chains, running north -east and south-west. The land is well supplied with a quantity of superior fallen timber for slabbing and othor mining purposes, and there is also an abundant supply of 'water for machinery on the ground. A quantity of quarts taken out of the claim by ono of the original shareholders has been tested by the Assayer of the Bank of New Zealand, and yielded at the rate of 4oz. 16dwt. 15gr. to the ton, of the estimated value per or. of twenty-two carats of standard gold. This test was wnhin a few grains of a previous one from the same ground, made by Dr. Aicken, of Auckland, last year. Owiny; to the specific gravity of the metal, 90 per cent, of the gold may, according to the repoit of the assayer, be saved with the machinery now in use at the Thames Goldfields, by the exercise of ordinary care in crushing. 'Ihe property in the Company is now divided info 100 Promoters' shares, each of which will represent ten shares in the Company when fully registered, Fifteen of these fchares will be retained by the present holders of the property, and «ill rej resent paid up (•hares in the Company. The capital of the Company will be paid up by calls not exceeding 2s. per share in any one month, A pplications for shares may be nude at the office of H. H. Lusk, Heq., Shortland and ; Auckland. rriHE QUEEN FIXE AND LIFE INSUIUNJE JL COMPANY.

Capital: £2,000,000.

Seven Reasons why you should Insure your Life. 1. Because life ia so uaevrtain ; while yon are in health you are certain to be accepted, whereas if you postpone it you are liable to contract sunn <Hsease, and then to be rejected by every Asmrunc Company; by delay you gain nothing; by delay you may lose all chance of heing assured. 2. Becaut-e the greatest financiers of the preseut day, as well as bankers and merchants, usually avail themselves of tliH benefits which Life Assurance offers, and you cannot do better thau follow their example iv this respect. 3. Because, if you are young, an Assurance Policy would not cost you much. If at 25, for £100, nbou*; £2 0«. 4d. yearly, with your share of the profits of the Company; and you must iemembt;r"— " the young die as well as the old." 4. Because, if you are not married, you can, by joining a Life Assurance Society, obtain a document which will prove that you have cted with prudence and forethought, and may be the means of your making auch a matcu that your future course may be oue of prosperity. 6. Because, if you are married, and are not assured, you may have cause to regret that you had neglected Buch au easy method of providing; for those you love ; aud on a dying bed it would add to your other distressing feehu^s. 6. Because, ie you aie in bimues<>, and one of a firm, you can have a Partnership Assurance, d, iv the event of death occurring to either, the business remains undisturbed through the withdrawal of part capital which is usually the case after feuch aa event, or, if you have advanced ruomy to any peiaon, or you nave a debtor unable to pay, you can assure their lives and hold the Policy as security. 7. Because a Life Assurance Policy ia a good security for loans, and in temporary embairassmunt is often used with great advantage. J. TON SON GAKLICK, Agent for the Province of Auckland. Auckland Agency : 81, Queeu-street.

EOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Annual Income, £800,000 ; Capital, £2,000,000.

LIFE DEPARTMENT. SPECIAL NOTICE.— AII New Life Insurances with Profits effected before January Ist, 1870 will become enliiled to an INCREASED Stl v KKo* PROFIT^, in accordance with aitsdution passed at the laat annual meeting of the shareholder-?. Tables of rates and all iufoinution may be ob> tamed on application to tne nnu'ci signed. GliO. W. JO NFS, Agfnfc. N.B. — Office removed to Fi sfc Floor of Mi, S, Bague Smith's Store, No. 14, Qireeu-strett. Auckland, June 10, 1869.

IMPERIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Capital : £\ 600,000.

Agent : SAMUEL JACKSON, Fort-street.

LONDON AND LANCASHIRE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.

ffMHE satisfactory character of the Sixth Annual J. Report, published iv th papers, exhibiting the progre-is and new l>usineas of the C 'Dip my for the past year, induces th- belief that the coloui fca and settlers generally, whilst rapidly gaining wealth by industry, perseverance, and speculating would do well to consider the subject of LIFh AsSCJKANUE as a mean* of PROVIDING for theic WIVJSd and families. Proposal Papers for Assurances, and every information, on application to 1. W. HARROP, Agent, High-street, or Canada Buildings. r |"HE NEW ZEALAND AGRICULTURAL 1 SOCIETY'-* ANNUAL CATTLE FI"W will be held on TUESDAY, 9th November, 1869. The undermentioned sumi will bo giren to winners of First Prizes, Ceitificatea will be awarded for fciecond Prizes :—: — Horses (Two Classes 1 . — Thoroughbred and Heavy Draught : Best Eutire, £5 ; Be^t Eotire, two yeais and under, £3 ; Best .Brood M/ue, £3 ; Best Filly, three jears and un-jer, .£3; Bcsc Filly, two years and under, £3. CATTLB (Two Classes). — Shorthorns and Herefortls : Best Bull, £5; Best Bull, t*o yearn nud uutler, £3 ; B^yfc Cow, in m lit or in calf, US ; Beat Heifer, two yearh and under, £3. Any other treed —Best Cow in milk or iv calf, £3 ; Best Heuer, two years and under, £2. SIIEEP (Three Classes) —Leiceaters, Lineolng, md Longwools of any other breed : Besb Ram, £5 ; Besfc Bog Fam, £5; Benfc Ewen, lambed this season, or in lamb pen of five, £5 ; Best Jiwe Hoggets, pea of five, £5. Swine (Two Classes).— Large Breed and Small Breed : Bsnt Boar, £2 ; Beet Sow, £1. JOHN GORDON, Secretary.

PARNELL STOKE. GH. SMITH, TEA-DEALER and GENERAL . GK.OCEK, takes this opportunity to inform his friends of farnell and »icinity that he has ASSUMED hio former BUSINESS iv the above old-established premises ; where he hopes, by strict attention to business, and the eale of good articles at city price I',1 ', to obtain a share of public patronage, — PA.RNELL bTOBE.

B. DICKSON & CO. HAVING disposed of their Business in Queenstreet, requeit that all parties indebted to them will SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNT* fonh with. Accounts to be paid to Mr. R. Dickson only, or to such person aa be may authorise ia writing to collect the same. Attendance daily at theoldihop, 57, Queen-street from 19 »,xn, till 2 p.m.

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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3753, 29 July 1869, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3753, 29 July 1869, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 6 Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3753, 29 July 1869, Page 2

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