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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6421, 16 June 1882, Page 7

Insurance Companies. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, FOR MCJTTJAL AND INDEFEASIBLE LIFE ASSURANCE, ENDOWMENT AND ANNUITY BUSINESS. Head Office fob New Zealand : QUEEX-STKEET, AUCKLAND ; With Offi«c3 throughout the Colony. Local Director : GEORGE BURGOYNE OWES, ESQ. Principal Medical OUicer CHAS. FIELD GOLDSBORO"", JI.D , E.R.C.P. Solicitors: MESSRS. WIIITAKER, P.nSSELL AND BUEDUi. The only office in New Zealand granting policies absolutely indefeasible from date of issue. Settlements prompt and liberal, without reference to Sydney office. No quibbles or bed tape allowed to interfere with justice. Members can travel evubywkerb, reside in any country, and engage in every occupation, without giving notice to the office. Every information can be obtained on application to the Association's Office. WILLIAM T. J. BELL, General Agent for New Zealand. ASS UR AN Oil! j3i . ■ .' company. Capital £3,000,000. statement shewing the progress of thb northern assurance company Since its establishment in 1536 to the present time . ' 1878). Year Net Fire Net Life «"»«- * ear - Revenue. Revenue. , f f om . Funds in J>niercsw 1......1 nana. ■« I £ £ £ 183 C 90f I 700 1,200 38,200 IS3B 1,900 J 000 2,500 IG4I 3,200 < O.SOO 2,400 63,900 1844 4,000 14,000 4,000 95,500 1847 6,800 15.200 5,800 134,000 ISSO 7,90» 26,000 6,500 102,800 1853 22.9U0 37,400 8,600 225,800 1856 C8,4u0 50,500 13,200 342,500 . . 1859 100,300 62,600 18,600 463,600 1862 127,900 75,300 24,200 692,400 1865 163,900 87,400 34,700 . £02,700 1868 182,500 113,700 41,100 940,900 1871 236,400 119,900 57,700 1,241,600 1874 313,300 133,000 78,400 1,778,100 1877 403,700 157,600 2,215,800 LIFE DEPARTMENT. It is worse than useless to possess a Life Policy unless there is the certainty that the sum assured will be paid at death. A man may for years trust to it as the support of his family, and ultimately find that it is of no value. The sums assured by the "NORTHERN" are guaranteed by the Shareholders capital of Three MillionsEterling, and by its Accumulated Funds, all eafely invested, amounting already (December, 1877) to more than Two Million Two Hundred Thousand Pounds, and continually increasing. In the Participation Branch, tho whole of the ascertained surplus at each valuation belongs to the Assured. The undersigned, Agent for the above Company, is prepared to accept Risks against Fire on Buildings and Contents in the City and Province of Auckland, at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. THOMAS IT4.CKY. Fort-street, March 19,1879. STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW zealajsd. Capital, £1,000,000. The Companj , undertake at lowest cubrext ratek FIKE lUSKS OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS AXD MARINE RISKS On all kinds of merchandize to any part of the world. Fidelity guarantee business also undertaken. Auckland Branch : ALEX. SKINNER, 85, Queen-street. Manager. TTNITED ITRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. The undersigned is prepared to offer special inducements to insurers. RISKS taken at LOWER RATES than heretofore, and LOSSES PAID PROMPTLY. ART. HEATHER, Agent. Lower Queen-street. THAMES AND MERSEY MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON. Paid-tip Capital. £200,000. Reserve Fund, £325,000 Marine risks accepted at lowest current rates. H. W. Hsatu, agent. LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE COMPANY (Established in the Colonies, 1802). Capital, £1,852,000; Reserve Fond, £253,729. AUCKLAND DISTRICT. The undersigned, having been appointed Agent for this Company, is prepared to receive proposals for all descriptions of Insurances at lowest rates. H. W. HEATH, 109, Queen-street. Applications invited for Sub-agencies by those in position to influence business. Confectioners. STEAM CONFECTIONERY WORKS, DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. EDWARD WATERS In thanking the public for the liberal support ex* tended to him in his efforts to establish on a firm basis a New Local Industry, begs to announce for tho information of Merchants and Storekeepers t hat lift has now completed all arrangements for the manufacture of every description of Confectionery. The sum of money that is annually ssrat out of ihe colony for importations of impure and deletexfonc sweetmeats is enormous, and the advertiser world respectfully caution purchasers of the noxioi'.t compounds which are no,w being extensivplv introdncod here from Australia, and which are xcetdingly injurious to children's health. His own Confectionery is made of tho purost materials, and no poisonous colouring matter is introduced in its manufacture.' Storekeepers will find it greatly to their advantage to purchase their goods of htm, as the price is considerably below that at which tho English confections are sold, while the quality of the local]}- made article has been pronounced alike by connoisseurs and the public to bo eminently superior to that of the British manufactures. His renowned CONVERSATION LOZENGES need no recommendation, and all other descriptions now made at his Factory are fully equal to those in quality and finish. Chemist's Proprietary Lozenges, neatly and carefully stamped and prepared. Always on hand, and mado to order: Lozenges, Comfits, Jujubes, Pastiles, Medicated Lozenges, Genuine Black Currant Lozenges, Cough ■Lozenges (equal to Keating's), Conversation Lozenges, Peppermints, Double Extra Strong Mints, Pondered, Icing, and Boiled Ssgars of every description, Sugar Candy, All Goods Manufactured on the Premises, and of the best materials. Medicated Lozenges o every description always on hand. Waters' Chocolate, 20s per dozen. Just Arrived, Wedding Cakk Osnamksts, Bonbons, Somebody's Luggage, &c, &c. Testoiokiax. Provincial Laboratory, Auckland. October 26 ; 1875. ; Mr. E. Waters: Sir,—l have much pleasure in informing you, that after having made a very careful analysis of various samples of sweetmeats manufactured by yon, I iind that they are free from all adulteration, and that the colouring matters are quite nnocuous. With regard to tho Chocolate, I nnd that it is quite equal to the best English or French prtparations, and, being entirely free from husk, it will form an excellent article of diet for invalids, eipecUlly those suffering from an impaired digestion.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, James M. Tunut, Provincial Analyst; Orders, accompanied by draft or good reference, will receive prompt attention. The above goods may be had through any respectable wholesale house. N.B. —Empty packages allowed for when renrned in good condition. EDWARD WATERS, wholesale cohfecti oneb, Durham and Queen-stbebts, Auckland,