Insurance Companies. SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON Established 1710. Insurances effected upon almost every descriptior of Property at the Current Hates of Premiums. Total sum insured. IbSl Claims arranged by the Local Agent anil paid with promptitude and liberality. G. W. BINNEY, Agent. Queen-street. MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE Insurance COMPANY OF NEW ZEALJSD. HEAD OFFICE—AUCKLAND. FIRE AND MARINF. RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT HATE?.. ROI'.EIIT DORSON, Oencr.il Manager. S3. Money to Lend upon Freehold Security. THAMES AND MERSEY MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON. Paid-up Capital. £200,000. Reserve Fund, £325,000 Marine risks accepted at lowest current rates. 11. W. Heath, agent. t'oNDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE J_J COMPANY (Established in the Colonies, ISC2). Cai-ital, £I,SMahjo: Rr.sr.uvr Find, £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. IJ. W. HKATH, 109, Queen-street. Applications invited for Sub-agencies by those in a position to influence business. CJTANDARD FIRE AND MARINE O INSURANCE COMP\XY OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital, £1,000,000. Fire, Marine, and Fidelity Guarantee- Risks taken at LOWEST CITKKENT RATES. AI.EX. SKINNER. S5, Queen-street- Manager in Auckland. UNITED FIRE AND MARINE Insurance COMPANY. undersigned is prepared to offer special inducements to insurers EI3KS taken at LOWER RATES than heretofore, snd LOSSES RAID PROMPTLY. ART. HEATHER, Agent. Lower Queen-street. •VT ORTHERN ASSURANCE jLI COMPANY. Capital..„ £3,000,000 STATEMENT SIIEWINO THE PROGRESS OF THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY Since it.s establishment in lS3fi to the present time IS7>). o ' Accumuv ! Net Fire : Net Life R " eDV5e , lated * car - Revenue, i Revenue. . . '5 '", ! Funds in i , lßlnr, -= t - hjin" j€l£ £ I £ ' 901 ! 700 I.jOO 35,200 j 1,;*.>0 i 000 2,f.00 IS4I j 3,2u0 [ 9,500 2,400 63,900 1544 ' 4.CK-0 U.OOo 4.V00 : 95,500 1557 j o>uo ! ls.-.'urt 6.m>;i I 134,000 ls;0 ' 7,!iOC ' 2C. CK'O 0.f.00 j 102,600 iS-'.3 ] li'.w) i 37,4' X' S.OOO 225, SOO Iv.o 05,-n.O I 51i..'.00 13,200 I 342,500 i 100.S»0 '• (X.OM IS.OOO 453,000 ' 127.i>.'0 ! 75.300 24,2'i0 592.400 Isto ; lt3.S«>u ; 57.400 34,700 i 502.700 IstS I 152,f>00 ; 11:1,700 41,100 i 940,900 IS7I i 23ti,400 I IHV.M 57,700 1,241,«u0 1*74 I 313.300 ■ 133.000 75.400 ' 1,778,100 1;77 ; 403,700 : 157,500 j 2,215,600 LIFE DEPARTMENT. It is worse than useless to possess 3 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" ire guaranteed by the rihareholders capital of Three Millions Sterling and by its Accumulated Funds, all safely invested,"amounting already (December. 1377) -to more than Two Million Two llOnoued Thousand Pocnds, and continually increasing. In the Participation Branch, the whole of the ascertained surplus at each valuation belongs to the Assured. The undersigned, A-ent for the above Company, is prepared to accept against Fire on Buildings and Contents in the Citv and I'rovinco of Auckland, at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. TROMAS MieKY. Fort-street, March 19. 1579. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. Established 13C9, and incorporated bv Act of Govern THE SECOND OLDEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN AUSTRALASIA. THE FIRST TO ISSUE POLICIES FREEFROJf ALL RESTRICTIONS. inJ the onlv one hSTAIiLISHED within the last TWENTY'YEARS which has declared a BONUS on an obsoutelv PURE PREMIUM VALUATION". OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Post Magazine (London). " A well-managed and deservedly piosperous Society. The expenses of administration are among the most moderate that oome under our notice at home or abroad.' The Insurance Agent (London). "We consider the amount of business obtained Mghly satisfactory, and congratulate the Executive on their great success." Insurance Times (New York). "Conservative and honourable business policy have always distinguished the career of this Oiice. Notwithstanding an everaetiveaui sometimes an unscrupulous competition from its rivals, it is steadily pushing ahead, each succeeding year showing an increase of business over its predecessors, while at the same time the expenses of management are kept -within reasonable limits." Insurance and Hanking Record (Melbourne). "We can say without hesitation that the resources and accounts have always appeared to us most fatisfactory. The policy lias been to build up the society upon prudent au'l .-onservative principles ratl»er than upon the less sure foundation of grasping business at any price." Hkah Cffich foh New Zkalaxo : SI, Queen-street, Auckland. Director:: -ARTHUR HEATHER, ESQ., A. 'J. HORTON, ESQ Medical O.'ticer: CHAS. FIELD COLUSBIvRn", -M.l>., F R.C.P. THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Solicitors: MESSRS. V.'HITAKER, RCSSl'.l.' , AM) HCI'ILK. Principal Oltice. Svdnev : Rranches at Melbcirne, ■Brisbane, and Adela'ide : and Agencies: iu all the cities and principal towns in New Zealand, and the --..•.her Australian Colonies. WILLIAM T. .7. IiEI.L, " General A,;ei.t fur New Zealand. Machinery--ISSO-Sl. MELBOURNE (AUSTRALIA) EXHIBITION. PORTABLE ENGINE-GOLD M' DAL. THRASHING MACHINE — GOLD MEDAL. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND HAVE a»'aj:i>ki> EVERY FIRST PRIZE TO CLAYTON AND SJIL'TTLEWOKTH for Portable and ot!i<-r Steam Engines since ISO 3, and Prizes at every Meeting at which they have competed since Isi'j. GOLD MEDALS AND OTHER PRIZES have been awarded to Clayton .'* Shuttleworth, INTERNATION A L EX HIBITIONS OF ALL NATIONS. INI LI MN.) London ISTiI, ISU2; Paris 15.")5, ISO 7, I-S7S; Vienna 1807, IMSC, IST.i; For. TIIKIIL STEAM ENGINES (Portable and Fixed), For Coals. Wood, Straw, and every description of fuel. THRASHING MACHINES, GRINDING MILLS, TRACTION ENGINES, &c. Catalogues in English, and in all the Continental Languages, can lje obtained direct or by application to Messrs. Drummond, Alexander, & Co., Waiiganui. /CLAYTON & QHUTTLEWORTH, STAMP END WORKS, LINCOLN, and 78, LOMBARD-STREET, LONDON. "O 0 R SALE. 6, 10, 15, and 25 h.p. Engines and Builers Second-hand Portable Engines 1 Steam Winch Breaking-down and Circular Saving Machinery New ana Second hand Timber Jacks 1$ tons Rest Tramway Wire Complete Set of Boring Rods and Fittings Bone MRU "Winches Track Wheals Ship's Castings Pußeys and Shafting Bakers' Oven Work •Cotton and Hay Presses Turbine Water Wheels Pipes • *>HFIKLD AND 00.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6570, 7 December 1882, Page 7
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