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New Zealander, Volume XVII, Issue 1569, 1 May 1861, Page 4

TRUST AND AGENCY COMPANY OF AUSTRALASIA, ( L 1 M I T E I), ) HAVING A LARGE AND INFLUENTIAL PROPRIETARY, Capital £500,000, with power to increase to £1,000,000, Chief Offices:—3l, St. Swithin’s Lane, London. Directors. Wrr.T.iAM Frederick Earing, Esq., Bunker, Sittingbourne, William Walter Cargill, Esq., Director of the Oriental Bank Corporation, Alfred Dbnisox, Esq., Albemarle Street, Thomas 11. Gladstone, Esq., (Messrs. John Gladstone and Co.), llenuv luxe scute, Esq., Director of the Canada Agency Association, The lluu. Arthur Kixxairu, M.P., (Messrs. Ransom, Bouverio and Co.), The Right Hon. Loud Georue Pallet, C.8., Albany, Philip Tvvells, Esq., (Messrs. Spooner, Attwoods and Co.), Henry Loft us Wig ram, Esq., Grosvenor Square, Bankers in London. Messrs. Sfooxer, Attwoods and Co., 27, Graccehureh Street, Messrs. Ransom, Bouverie, and Co,, 1, Pall Mall, East. Bankers at Melbourne. The Oriental Bank Corporation. Auditors. William Millikex, Esq., Sccratary, Bank of Australasia, George Gladstone, Esq., (Messrs. W. S. Lindsay and Co.) Solicitors. Messrs. Cockney, Tuke, and Valpv, 17, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, John Macicrell, Esq., 34, Canon Street, West. General Manager. James Hora, Esq., (Late of Melbourne.) THIS COMPANY is established for the purpose of facilitating the commercial intercourse so rapidly increasing between Australasia and Europe. It has met with a very favourable and gratifying reception, the whole of the first issue of shares having been most readily subscribed for, and paid upon, by a highly influential body of proprietors. The objects to which the views of the Company arc principally directed arc. First, to open a channel for the introduction and profitable employment of English capital in Australasia ; and, Secondly, to establish a responsible and effective agency, as a trustworthy medium of communication between the Colonics and Europe. In order to carry out these objests, the Company proposes,— 1. —To receive in England money on deposit at a fixed rate of interest, upon the security of a large subscribed capital, and to invest such monies, together with the paid up capital, on mortgage of both Town ami Agricultural Freehold Estate in Australia. 2.—To remit to these Colonies, and advance upon mortgage of rates, tolls, assessments, debentures, and other approved securities, all sums intrusted by English Capitalists to the Board fur that purpose. 3.—To undertake the negoctation of Loans for all local Governments, Municipalities, Railways, Road and Irrigation Boards, Public Bodies, and JointStock Companies ; also to transact in the United Kingdom, and elsewhere, their financial and other agency business ; and to ettect the sale in England of Colonial Shares, and other securities. 4.—To collect Rents and other property on commission, for absentees and others, and to remit the proceeds, thus providing an agency free from the risks which occasionally arise.

Ganeral observations. Estate holders desirous of bringing: under the notice of English capitalists, land or other property they may have for disposal, are invited to avail themselves of this Company’s Agency ; all information will he registered in London and widely diffused throughout the country, commission being charged only in the event of sale. The Company being entirely devoted to the purposes of Trust, Loan, and Agency business, will be precluded from entering into speculations on its own account, and the Directors being free from any local or parly interest are in a position to do equal justice to all who may intrust their business to the Company’s management. By steadfastly adhcrcing to this principle, and by assisting in the development of the great resources of these prosperous Colonics, this Company will be justified in looking lor a general support, and ultimately a fair return for the capital invested. Colonists returning to England may have their letters free of all charge, addressed to the care of the General Manager at the Loudon Offices of the Company. The Colonial Land and Immigration Regulations, rates of labour, and all matters of interest to intending emigrants, will be furnished to the various agents of the Company throughout tiic United Kingdom. Maps, Plans, Statistics, Reports, Land and Immigration Regulations, and all information in any way connected with Australasia, will be gladly received, filed, and made available in the service of the Colonies. The Colonial Offices will be opened, the local staff appointed, and all necessary arrangements made for commencing operations at the earliest possible moment; in the interim it is requested that all communications bo addressed to the General Manager at the Chief Offices of the Company, No. hi, St. Swithiu’s Lane, London. London, January 26th, 1861. Diving Apparatus. C. E. HEINKE, SUBMARINE ENGINEER, 7'J, Great Portland-st., London, EVEGS to call the attenJ tion of Ship Owners, Merchants, Captains, &c., &c., to the important improvements made by him in the SUBMARINE HELMET DRESS :| AND APPARATUS, | which enables the diver to remain any length of time under water, for the recovery of property from Wrecks, making and repairingEoun- < l;tt ions of Harbours and Bridges for PEARL AND SPONGE DIVING. —«i SfcVv THE HOME NEWSPAPER FOR NEW ZEA LAND. Messrs. W. S. Kirkland & Co., Agents. 23, Salisiuiuv Street, Strand, LONDON, ENGLAND, BEG to call the attention of Residents in Auckland and the other New Zealand Colonics to the advantage of subscribing to the “EVENING MAIL,” Newspaper, which is a rc-print of all the Leading Articles, Essays, and News of The Times London Newspaper—everything, in fact, but the advertisements —and can be forwarded by them to any of the New Zealand Colonies, post free, for £3 10s. per annum via Southampton, or £4 via Marseilles. Thus, iu fact, The Times at half price, with the advantage of not being encumbered with advertisements. Subscriptions will bo received in Auckland at the Office of the New-Zealandek. Bain, Graham & Co. ACCOUNTS duo this late Firm arc requested to be paid forthwith. Auckland, Olli April, 1861. WESLEY COLLEGE. Head Master— Mr. JOHN FLETCHER. (From the Westminster Wesleyan Training College.) GENERAL School Course:— The Holy Scriptures, English, Latin, Mathematics, Reading Writing, Drawing, History, Geography, Natural Science. Extra Subjects : —Greek; French, Advanced Drawing. £VI’ORAGE for Light Goods at a small expense. O Apply to J. ROUT, High-street.