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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7222, 18 July 1884, Page 1

Amusements A T 11 K N -v: U SI UAL L TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), JULY 13. TUK GKFAT STKKKOPTU'ON. Loudon ami the River Thames. AU,i, a grand display of Statuary, ami tho wondeaful PuEa’AKI-STO.seoi'l', ar perfeeled by Professor Faraday. In all 70 magnificent Leading prizes far this evening—Sowing machine, concertina, handsome album, Rohemiau g)a-s vases, and 50 other beautiful Kilts. Winner of drawing-room cinch, Arthur Ambrose Tope, Bronk-rtreet; of watch and chain, W. J. Halt, Palriural m North. Admission—Adults, la ; Children, (id. No reserved seats. r£d UK AT It K o V A L, MONDAY, 21st JULY, ISSI. Fikst Fum.ic Aitkauakce or THE WIiLLIN GT ON AMAT KU 11 BYRONIG CLUD. “ WEAK AVOMAN.” l',ENi.rii oi' Mb SV. UiiiEi;. Popular X’rioes—3s, 2s, and Is. See Dayhills and Future Advertisements. J. K. tiTAI’LKS, 453 Hon, Sec. T 11 13 N Ai U M J-J ALL. Lctsec and Manager ... Mr 11. 11. Harter For Season Six Nights, commencing SATURDAY, l!)m JULY. Mr 11. It. Haiitkr has the pleasure of an. nouueiug Unit he has made arrangement* with Messrs Foley and Berkley for the production of their entirely new and original entertainmart, entitled—“cßcscr’ Tlio dialogue aud action of this comedy U perfectly original, and is the join*- composition of MeHem FOLEY AND BKUKLKY. being a complete Comedy, interspersed with appropriate Songs and Dances, carefully arranged. The iniso on scene and general mounting of this piece U of a novel character, aud has heeu painted specially for the occasion. N.l3,—Tho Stage has been enlarged to complete this production. Magnificent Dresses and Stage appointments. Full particulars in Saturday’s ifUie. Popular Prices of Admission—3b, 2b, and Ib. Children half-price to first and second Boats only. Tickets at Holliday’s, Doors open, 7.80 ; commence at 8, 439 W. A. PKICH, Busme«s Agent.

Public Companies New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited,) Capital ... ... £3,000,000 licborvc Fund ... iEM(J,OUO HEAD OFFICE—CONDON, With offices at MELBOURNE, SYDNEY, ADELAIDE, ROCKHAMPTON, im.l SAN FRANCISCO, aud thronjhouC NEW ZEALAND. rjAIIE Company grants Loans on approved jL freehold suenrilics, and makes advances on the Stations and Stock of Ttunhohlers, and on Growing Clips of Wool; and receives the consignment of Wool, Grain, Tallow, Leather, Hides, Skins, Preserved and Prowm IMeatn. Ac., for sale in the Australasian or Loudon Markets. The Company, however, enters into no mercantile venturi s on its own The Company executes indents of British, Continental, East Indian, and American Goods on the most favorable lei ms, and undertakes every class of Agency and Commission husiuciis. The Company holds Periodical Auction Sales of Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, and Tallow on alternate Wednesdays, at its Commodious Warehouses in Wellington, and receives for sale in the local market every description of Colonial Produce. For further particulars, apply at the Company’s olliccs, Customhouse-quay. 1 Wit. T. DODDS, 383 Agent. THE FIRE-POLICY HOLDEItS ASSOCIATXON OF WELLINGTON. PItESIDENT : J. E. Nathan, JP. Vice Puesident : 0. Kirkcaldie. Committee. 11. O. Wilson (Mesam Wilson and Richardson) F. N. Campbell (Messrs Lacry and Campbell) J. D. Wrigglesworth ((Messrs Wriggles worth and Binns) J. C. Harris C. 1 >. Barraud J. Hughes R. Hannah C- Hill H. Blundell Jas. Smith John Plimuu r W. Fitz Gerald K. P. Collins T, Whitehuuso A. Farmer F. Sidey ! E. Dixon ,T. Kitchen E. H. Crease • A. Lindsay ; Secuetakt and TKEAsmtEB : Bamuel Carroll. rs ’ll lIS Association is formed for the purJL pose of protecting the policy-holders of Wellington against the combination existing amongst the Fire Insurance Companies, hy which insurance premiums are maintained at extreme and unfair rates. It is anticipated that by the co-operation of persons now paying these high premiums, the Association will succeed in forcing the reduction of the rates to more legitimate and equitable terms. It is slated, on good authority, that the amonut of fire insurance premiums collected in the City of Wellington exceeds £30,000 annually. The citizens can judge from this fact, in face of the acknowledged immunity from casualties, how large the profits are which the insurance companies derive from this city. They are therefore invited to co-operato with tliis Association by becoming members. Those who wish to enrol themselves can do so by applying to the Secretary. S. CARROLL, Chamber of Commerce. IMPERIAL FIRE IN SHE ANC E COMPANY. Established 1803. CAPITAL £1,000,000 Fire risks of all classes in town and country accepted at lowest current rates. Prompt aril liberal settlement of claims. KRULL & GO., Agents T. Ancoll It. Gardner J. Muck ay S, Palmer J, Maginaity \V. Clark J. McDi’Wfll 1). 15..I 5 .. U'lwdea J. Duthie A. P. Hislop. E. M. Lowatcr W. Whittcm J.aa. Hutcbcn S. Koiin George IronH G. 11. Luxford ' .‘iji '£.'’.4-3 HE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND ttention is directed to the provisions of the s establishing tin's office, and to the adi>lfwc»l l-herebv within the reatU or y colonist. Subject to such provisions, the l.°About to make his or her will or codicil. 2 Intending to nrovide for wife or cnil- ' dren, or others, by Deed of .Settlement. Settling property by way of Marriage Settlement; 4. Desiring to renounce the trusts a of will having been appointed Executor or Trustee under the same . 5. Having acted as Trustee, Executor, or Administrator, wishing to be relieved of the burthen of Trusteeship or Ad ministration. . , . option of using the State macamery and an absolute guarantee against loss ot 3s by fraud or dishonesty. 'very information may be obtained f:om R. C. HAMEUTON. Public Trustee fsllington. X2tU May, 1882.