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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1123, 27 July 1865, Page 4

ticulars have been received since tho closing of the books of the Company for the hal!jear'a balance, and other smaller losses from the Itrta .severe gales, of which no advices have yet come to hand. The Directors recommend that the disposable balance, L 2715 8s Bd, be apportioned as follows :— To dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per annum £375 0 0 „ increase of reserve fund to £3000..... 767 16 7 „ carry forward to profit and loss, in providing for marine losses, above-mentioned ... 1572 12 1 1 P. 3. Moss, Chairman. A proposition was made and carried to the effect that the recommendation of tho Directors; respecting the apportionment of the available balance, be adopted. 11 H X BANK OF OIA GO . (ltmithd.) TEMPORARY OFFICES. The Business of the Bank is beinp carried on in premises recently occupied by Messrs A Q. Fisher and Co., IMMEDIATELY OPW>SITK the former she in Princes street, (luring the rabutldiog of more <*omtnodtous offices. JOHN BATHG&.TE, Colonial Manager. Dunedin 18 '• February, 1865. THK BANK OF OTAQO (LIMITED). AN AGRVCY of this Bank has been opened at Hiverton under thecbrurpe of Mr JOHN B*-;LL. Drafts issued on the vnrions Branches ■n New Zealand, and on London and the Australian Colonies. Dtinedin, Ist June, 1865. BANK OF NSW 80UTH WALKS. Oavit ax, .. £1.000,000. Reserve Fuhd.... £323,160. AN AGBNCYof tin' Bank is now in operation at HOKITIKI.West Coast Gold Field*, where Drafts are issued, payable at tho various branches and cgeneies in iteration the Australian Colonies, and New Zealand. Deposits received, p;iyable at 'call or to bear interest for fixed periods, and Gold bought at the bigh'wt price. J. DOW BU.-JBY, Manager. Bank of New South Wales, Nel3on, March 10: ASSEMBLY BALLB. /f!HE next is to take place on Frid-y next. JL the 23th instant. Tickets will b*>* isiu-d by the Honorary nt -tt. Georse's Hall, between the hoqrs of Sand 5 p.m.. on Thursday. ASSEMBLY BALLS. mHB REMAINING THRKB of the SKRIKS Are fixed to lake place on FRIDAY, 28 th INSTANT, 25Tn AUGUST, AND 29th SEPTEMBER. TICKETS for that on Friday next will bo i<rued THIS DAY, AT BT. GBORGE'3 HALL, Between tho hours of 3 and 5 p.m., fay the Hon. Secretary. GUANJ MO&>T«a PitOMKNADK CONCERT. VOCAL AND INSTRUAfEVTAL. AN AMATKUR CONCERT in aid of the Building Pu-id of ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, Will take pla:e in the Exhibition Uuildippr (kindly lent for the occasion by tbe Provincial Government), ON SATURDAY, JULY 29, To commence at 230 p.m. Doora open at 2 p-m. Mrs. W. H. MUM FORD, and other Amateur performers, have kindly consented losing, and Mr. WESTS Band has been engaged for tbe occca»ion. Mr WRIGHT will play one of his celebrated Violin Holo^. Leader of the Band Monb. Fieury. Conductor Mr. G. WEST, Organist of All Saints Church. Admission... 2s6d. Chairs may be himl in the Building. Tickets can be obtained at Mr. West's Mu«ic Saloon, Princes street. AB.-TRACT OF SALE 38l AUOTION. TIIIB DAI. M'IAHDBEsa, Hepburn and Co, at their How. Manse street -Groceries, oilmen's ! stores, paper, boots clothing, hardware, bandy, jams, l*mp», &c J. Daniblh andC>,"nti« Premisas, Cumberland street—"oundry plant. E. Db Cablk and Co, on tbe Premises. Hobin Hooi) Hot'l -Furniture, Htti'igs, stock, &c, Power, Pantlin and Co., at Katko-ai Yards, Fat Ca' tie. post opfjcjs Nonca. MAILS CLOSE Fop Hokitika_ and Melbourne (the latter only for letters specially so uddres'serl) per as. Omeo, on Saturday, the 29th inst, at 10.30 a.m Frr Melbourne, . Australian (Monies, and Southland, per s.s. Hero, on Saturday, 29th icFUDt, at 1 30 p.m. For Registered Lstters, Money Orders and Newspapers, at 12 30 p.m. (Signed) A HUH. BAR 11, Chief Postm wer. Chief Post Office.-Dunedm, 27th July, 1865. MARRIED. On the 21th Ju'y, at London street, Donedin, by tho Rev. Doctor Burnt Mr John liell Thomson, tirntjer merchant, formerly of New Scone, Perthshire. Scotland, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr Jam» Black, timber merchant, formerly of Kirkaldy, Fifaahire, Scotland. DIBD. On the 22nd July, at Beach street. Waikouaiti, Dr. William Thomson, late of Hillend, near Greenosk, Scotland, aged 86. Home papers please copy.