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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XII, Issue 1282, 14 November 1857, Page 1

On Sale, ex “Myrtle,” “ Maori,” &c. I QQ CASKS BOTTLED PORTER 20 bhds. Burton Ale 10 qr.-casks Brandy 10 ~ Rum 6 „ Hollands 6 ~ Old Tom 5 „ Scotch Whisky 100 cases Geneva 5 qr-casks Sherry 5 „ Port 10 cases London Bottled Sherry 10 ~ ~ ~ Port 80 „ Cherry Cordial 100 boxes Sperm Candles 80 jars Spirits of Tar kegs White Lead “rO barrels Stockholm Tar 10 ~ Roman Cement 4 cases very superior Roofing Felt 5 tons Galvanized Iron 10 ~ Tanfield Moor Coals 40 ~ Anthracite ~ 10 ~ Dairy, 30 tons Liverpool Salt 15 pockets Best Kent Hops G Carts, S pair wheels Navy Canvas, Bags, Tarpaulins, Wool Packs, Calico, Shirtings, Sardines, Vinegar, Mustard, Pickles, Sauces, Salad Oil, Split Peas, Starch, Blue Soap, lea, Rice, Oatmeal, Tobacco, Pipes, Shot, &c, And various other Goods. BETHUNE & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, 29th May, 1857. WOOL. T'HE Undersigned is a Cash Buyei x of Wool. R. STOKES. Wellington. September 9, 1857. r JMIE Undersigned are Cash purchasers of Wool at extreme rates, or will make most liberal advances on Wool and other Colonial Produce, consigned to their friends Messrs. John Gladston & Co. London. SMITH & CO. V ellington, 27th October, 1857. Exchange on England. r T' HE Undersigned are authorised by their Correspondents Messrs. John Gladston & Co. London, to grant drafts for the convenience of parties making small remittances from the sum of one Pound and upwards. SMITH & CO. Wellington. October 27, 1557. Wanted, A MARRIED COUPLE, to proceed to the Country. Apply to ■JACOB JOSEPH. & CO. October 14, 1.857. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. Established Jan. Ist, 1849. I7OR Assurance of Lives and for Granting Annuities and Endowments, and Incorporated with extensive privileges bv an Act of Parliament N. S. W. of 20 Viet. Wellington: J. Shearman Ralph, Esq., Medical Referee. William Lyon, Esq., Acting Agent. PREMIUMS TO ASSURE £lOO, WITH BONUS ADDITIONS, PATABLE AT DEATH.

Annual Premium payable Premiums to cepse inTen during Life. Years. Age Prem. I Age Prem. Age I’rem. I Age Prem. 2(1 117 5 3-5 2 1.5 4 20 314 10 35 5 2 9~ 25 22 8 4-5 316 0 25 4 3 4 45 6 6 7 30 2 8 2 I .5-5 J. 5 12 2 30 413 8 1 55 8 5 5 The Rates for intermediate ages will be found in the Prospectuses of the Society, and those for any other contingency of human life, on application to the Actuary and Secretary, Sydney, or to any of the Agents. Assurances may be effected on one life to the extent of £2OOO Policy Fee in everv case. ,ss. Loans on Policies to the full extent of their value. Premiums payable yearly, half-yearly, or quarterly. At the last investigation the Bonus Additions averaged considerably more than 3 per cent, per annum on all Policies then entitled to participate. Comparative Example of advantages of this Society over similar Institutions. EXAMPLE.—Age 40 Policy for £5OO. Name of Office. p Annual AnVal J®! 1 " 5 Premium. p roßiiml3 . Addition. An English Proprietary Company 16 7 1 10 50 16 0 Scottish Widow’s Fend (Mutual Assurance) Societyl6ll 7 70 0 0 Austiialian Mutual I’iiovinnNT Society 16 2 1 S 81 13 7 Every information, prospectuses, forms of proposal, &c., may be obtained at the Chief Offices, Sydney, N, S. Wales, or at any of the Agencies. ROBERT THOMSON, Actuary and Secy., Sydney; WILLIAM LYON, Acting Agent, Wellington. April 18,1857.