J> OYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. gECURITY SHOCLD BE THE PRIMARY CONSIDERATION'. "THE KOYAL is now the weai.tui&st known Fire Insurance Company in the world." THE HO"* AL !>as a Surplus liencrve uDaqualled b 7 an 7 other Joint ?stock Company except the Bank of Kn.gla.ud." "TIIR ROYAL is acknowledged to be the Most Successful Insurance Company in eiisteuoe." I The Undersigned Agents accept approved Fire Risks on every description of Insurable property at the lowest rates obtainable. JONES Jt LUSUKK, Chief Agents for the Provinces of Auckland and Taranaki. Office : Shortland. street, AackUud, August, IS=>l ZEALAND INSURANCE J3I COMPANY (K IKK AND MAKINE). . SuiisciuuKD Capital, £1,000,000. 1 Pail»m;p Capital asd Keskkvkh, £370,000 Tliis Company offers special inducements the i insured. LOWEI: KATES THAN HERETOFORE. "LOsSKS'-lMti >MI'TLV A> D L, Uf.liAl.Ly SKTTLEI). SKO.i.IH A.Ui'LK. uKOK <> E I'. IMEi.CE. Ginekal MANAGER. S r " HliLI ER S The i-.S. TOXGARIKO Leuvs (Jlioon-strdol Wlmrf, for the above pla e, every WEIIMiSUAV aud ."i.Y'L'UKDAY. »l 2 (Mil., returning atp 111. Faro —FoUIU'ENCE. ita, Coffee, or Milk and Bread and Butter supplied on the grounds at sixpence per head. "JVTOKTH ISLAND TRADK PKOT TION CIKCULAU. PUBLI.SUED WEEKLY. Two Guineas per annum. KOiiKRT 110KXK, Solo Proprietor. "HpHE MERCANTILE AND BANKB iiUPTCY ri'K Oi« NISW ZEALAND." Published in Duncdin WeeMly J A<l»aijce Shoot* Usuod in Auckland every Saturday. Subscription, 2s per annum. K. T. Wuuelkh, Publisher. Local Agent—K. \Vaitk. • jueer.-Rtrmt. MARRIAGES. fiiiM—'Baku r.—On November IS, at the residence of the bride's father, Mr. T. Trim, the eldest son of tlie late Henry Trim, of Taranaki. to Elizabeth Ann Barber, eldest daughter of Mr. J. Barber, of Morriusvillo. Tiiokburn—Lamont.—On November 24, at tho llcgistry Ottice, .Auckland, Mr. Abdrow W. Thorbwro, Wade, to M. Jane eMest daughter of Mr. William Lauiont, Waiuui. DEATHS. JoN'Krt.—On October 5, at his residence, Darlin;?stroct, Balmain, of serous apoplexy, Mr. David Jones, for upwards of 25 years on the stall' of t!io Sydney Morning Horald. McKor.—On December 4, at tho residence of Capt. Dianin, Wood street, Ju.ia Anne, youngest daughter of the late Francis MoKoy, Esq., of 11.M. Customs, Sydney, in her 24th year.—Sydney and Melbourne papers please copy. The funeral will take pUce at 3 o'clock to-day (Wednesday). Tutin. —On November 20, Mrs. Sarah Tutin. relict of Mr. John Tutiu, of Maogawai, in ber Stith year, much regretted. WEATHER EXCHANGE. Wi:lmx<;t<>.v, December s—New Zealand I Fine, but gloomy and sultry ; j ressuro steady aud general ; S.W. wines, moderate. Australia : General decrease in pressure and clouding over; S.W. wiud on the west coast; N.K. at New Sou h Wiles. Barometer: New Zealand: Kussell, ; Wellingto , 2i>.S ; Bluff, 21) S. Australia: Albany, 2U"J ; Portland, 29<J ; Hobart, iiO'o ; Sydney, 29' D.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6569, 6 December 1882, Page 4
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