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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIV, Issue 4902, 2 August 1877, Page 3

From a recent number of the Australasian Insurance and Bankiny Record, we quote the following figures having reference to the Imperial Insurance Company : Receipts, from all sources, 1576, £002,395; losses, £274,285; management, &e., £167,903. After payment of £72,01)0 in dividends, the balance carried to rest was i"57,000. The liabilities are in round numbers, .£1,347,540 ; unsettled losses, commission, &c, due to agents, bills payable, &r , amount to £171,158 The eeenred a-sets consists of first-class securities, including British Government and railway obligations, valued at £1,338,035, and with cash at bankers' agents and branch balances amount to a grand total of £1,519,007. The company is now erecting splendid premises in Collins-street, Melbourne. At all times buy your meat where you see it of tine quality, and cleanliness is the order of the day. The shop of A. Dornwell complies with these conditions, and sells at the lowest prices in town. Notice the supply any day you pass. —[Advt.] It must be patent to everybody, from the large quantity of prime meat sold every day, that George Hiilme is the largest retail butcher iu -V-ickl.-i.d- Mutton and beef from 2.1 perlb.