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New Zealander, Volume XV, Issue 1358, 23 April 1859, Page 2

LOCAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE AND PENSION ASSOCIATION. THE PROJECTS of this Association are — 1. To insure for certain sums at death, payable in one sum, or by way of annuity, to appointee 3. To insure pension at certain age 3. Payments Weekly, monthly, or otherwise, to suit all classes 4. Management —By President, Committee, Trustees, Auditors, Manager, &c., appointed by the Members themselves 5. Responsibility—To be registered under the Act 6. Rates According to the tables (planted by order of the House of Commons) prepared by A. G. Finlayson. Actuary of National Debt; and on the Reports of Tidd Pratt, Registrar of Benefit Societies 7. All profit to be divided amongst the Members, either periodically in cash, by addition to the sum insured, or by decrease in the payments. All feeling an interest in the establishment of such an Association are invited to communicate to the undersigned. These (particularly the Clergy) who have seen the great number of cases of suffering and destitution arising from want of provision in the event of the certainty of death and sickness of parents, husbands, and friends, are earnestly invited to throw in the benefit of their deliberation and opinions upon this matter. Albert Wm. Hansard, Eraser’s Brick Buildings, Short!and and Queen-streets, 19th April, 1859. Auckland. GRAND CLASSICAL CONCERT In the Odd Fellows" Hall, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 27TH. Instrumentalists: OROFESSOR CARL SCHMITT, Violin Mr. Brooks, sen Harp Mr. J. Brown Pianoforte Vocalists: Mr. Brooks, jun. Herr Strauch, Mr. J. Brown. Doors open at half-past 7; to commence at 8 o’clock. Tickets, 3s. Programme in next advertisement. TEMPERANCE SOIREE. ON MONDAY EVENING, the 25th inst., the Auckland Total Abstinence Society will hold a TEA MEETING in the Odd Fellows’ Hall. The addresses will be delivered chiefly by Friends who have lately arrived in the Colony. The attendance of the Public is respectfully solicited. As it is in contemplation to erect a Temperance Hall, the proceeds of this Meeting, after defraying the necessary i expenses, will go to the Building Fund. Tea on the Table at 6 o’clock. Tickets 2s, to be had of Messrs. W, Rattray and A. Clark, of the other Members of Committee, and at the door of the Hall on the Evening of Meeting. Arch. Clark, April 18th, 1859. Secretary, TEA MEETING AT WHAU ROAD. A PUBLIC Tea Meeting will be held in the Wesleyan Chapel, Whau Road, on next Monday, being Easter Monday, when a sermon will be preached in the open air at three o’clock. The Tea Meeting will commence at five, after which several Ministers and friends are expected to address the Meeting. Tickets, 2s. each, may be had of Messrs. M. & A. Somerville, Qneen-streer.. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. r pHE Second Quarter commenced April 4th. Pupils entering after the beginning of a Quarter pay only in proportion to the remaining time. Wm. D. Lysnar. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Ti/T INERAL TEETH fitted, from one to a complete set, without the extraction of roots or any painful operation. These teeth so perfectly resemble the natural teeth as not to be distiguished by the closest observer ; they never change colour or decay, and are warranetd to restore articulation, mastication, and preserve tho symmetry of the mouth. Decayed Teeth filled, rendered sound, and useful in mastication; nerves destroyed; teeth scaled; and teeth extracted under the influence of chloroform. Mr. AY. Wallis, Dentist, Queen-street, Opposite the Odd Fellows’ Hall. ALBERT W. HANSARD; ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENT, FRASER’S BRICK BUILDINGS, SHORTLAND-STREET AND QUEEN-STREET Entrance Door opposite to Mr. M. Somerville. Itape Seed. o N SALE by the Undersigned. Alfred Buckland. Queen-street, April 31, 1859.