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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXV, Issue 3760, 7 September 1869, Page 3

THE QUEEN FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Capital : £2,000,000.

Seven Reasons why you should Insure your Life.

1. Because life is so uacertain ; while you are in health you are certain to be accepted, whereas if you postpone it you are liable to contract some disease, and then to be rejected by every Assurance Company ; by delay you gain nothing ; by delay you may lose all chance of being assured. 2. Because the greatest financiers of the present day, as well as bankers and merchants, usually avail themselves of the benpfits which Life Assurance offers, and you cannot do better than follow their example in this respect. 3. Because, if you are young, an Assurance Policy would not cost you much. If at 25, for £100, abouh £2 0a. 4d. yearly, -with your share of the profits of the Company; and you muat remember— " 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 youi making such a match that your future course may be one of prosperity. 5. Because, if you are married, and are not assured, you may have cause to regret that you had neglected such an easy neethod of providing for those you love ; aud on a dying bed it would add to your other distressing feelings. 6. Because, it you are in business, and one of a firm, you can have a Partnership Assurance, d, iu the event of death occurring to either, the » usiness remains undisturbed through the withdrawal of part capital which ia usually the case after Mich an event, or, if you have advanced money to any peison, or you have a debtor unable to pay, you can assure their lives and bold the Policy as security. 7. Because a Life Assurance Policy is a good security for loans, and in temporary embarrassment is often used with great advantage. J. TONSON GARLICK, Agent for the Pronnce of Auckland. Auckland Agency : 81, Queen-street.

EOYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Annual Jnoome, £800,000 j Capital, £2,000,000.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL NOTICE.— All New Life Insurances with Profits effected before January 1st, 1870 will become entitled to an INCREASED SHAREoi PROFITS, in accordance with a resolution passed at the last annual meeting of the shareholders. Tables of rates and all information may be obtained on application to tne undersigned. GEO. W. JONES, Agent. N.B.— Office, No. 24, Queen-street. Auckland, June 10, 1869.

LONDON AND LANCASHIRE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,

THE satisfactory character of the Sixth Annual Report, published in the papers, exhibiting the progress and new business of the Company for the past year, induces the belief that the colonists and settlers generally, whilst rapidly gaming wealth bv industry, perseverance, and speculation, would do well to consider the subject of LIFE ASSURANCE as a means of PROVIDING for their WIVES and FAMILIES, Proposal Papers for Assurances, and every monnation, on application to I, W. HARROP, Agent, High-stieet, or Canada Buildings,

IMPERIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. Caritali £1,600,000.

Agent : SAMUELJACKSON, Fort-street

NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!

OPENING OF THE THAMES DINING; ROOM, QUEEN-STBEEI WHAM.

FP. GARDNER begs to intimate to L,'j old . customers and the publio ia general that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS iu the above line ; and hopes, by ettiofc attention to his business, to merit a share of the public patronage.

Dinners from 12 to 3, Tea and Coffee at all hours.

N.B.— Parties arriving late from the Thames can ba accommodated with comfortable Beds at any hour.

WHARF DINING ROOMS, QUEEN-STREET.

GEORGE TAYLOR (Professed Cook) begs to intimate to hia old friends and acquaintances, and the publio in general, that he has OPENED the above premises in his usual good old style. \* Private Dining Room for Ladies.

J, K. TATUM, WHEATjSHEAF HOTEL,

QUKEN-STEKET, AUCKLAND.

EVERY ACCOMMODATION for Travellers and Lodgers. None but the BEST WINE", SPIRITS, &c, kept. BAGATELLE and otber amusements provided. N.B.— Good Stables.' Saddle Horses and Traps on hire.

FLAX,

THE undersigned is a CASH BUYER of WELL DRESSED FLAX. ROBERT WALTER, Kauri Gum Merchant-, W barf, Aucklaud.

MANAGEMENT OF GOLDMINING COMPANIES.

I^HE undersigned is prepared to undertake the FORMATION and MANAGEMENT of Goldmining Companies uuder the Limited Liability Aot, tlis long residence in Auckland, and oonneolion with other Companies, is aguarantee that any business entrusted to him will be attended to with promptitude and care. An excellent Boardroom for Direptora' meeti"gs. free of coit, W.TAYLOR,

(Master of St. Matthew's School.) OflSoes : Crescent Chambers, Sliortland-atreet, Auo-daud,

PEESEEVED MILK.

JOHN 0. WALLIS

BEG-S to return hia gratfif ul thanks to tbe publio in general, for the kind j atronaga accorded to him for his PRESERVED MILK these last seven months, espeoialiy amongbt the shipping, and begs their perusal of the following testimonial from the b.b. 'Wellington'; — "b.b. ' Wellington,' August 21st, 1869. « 'I hereby certify that Mr. J. (\ Wallii's preserved milk has given great satisfaction on board the p,s. 'Wellington.' The milk wheu opened is sweet and freah, and ia auperioi to any preneut milk I have had hitherto. " William I btham, "Providore, a.s. 'Wellington.' "Mr, JohnC. Walli», North Head Farm."

OLOCXS, WATCHES, AND JEWELLEEY

A. Q. BAKELETT, CHRONOMETER AND WATCHMAKER A.ND JEWELLER,

82, QUEBN-STREET, (Oppeiite the Evening News Office.)

A LARGE AND SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of GOLD CHAINS, BROOCHES, EAR HOPS, &o,, Ac, Silver Filagree Brooches and Eardrops Jet and Bog Oak ditto Gentlemen b Gold English Lever Warohes, from £12 to 40 guineas Ladies' ditto ditto, £12 to £25 Ladies' Geneva, from £7 to £10 Silver Geneva Watcbe-*, from £2 10s. to £5. Every description of Repairs done on the premises. $S* Chronometers carefully diusledj and, rated by transit obicrva,tioa,