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Otago Daily Times, Issue 7578, 2 June 1886, Page 1

Amusements "PRINCESS THEATRE. ■a ' see - BENEVOLENT DRAMATIC CLUB'S ' ADVERTISEMENT On Third Page. ' . ju2 J^YCEUM HALL. ■n,™^™ dFAREWELL VISIT. WOODEOFFE'S CELEBRATED GLASSBLOWING EXHIBITION. LAST FOUR NIGHTS. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, JUNE 2. Ladv°Wn?i r W,'?P li0"«E. assisted by the talented vS-lVv -v *n S3 M- AxnKßso.v and Missi. As?f,«wA • I'l". strate Fancy and Philosophical bGeauUful^etfe?. mmUe' a"d WwMn * iv »U "S a rf'in e f ,, li teUßiv*n?; nd valu:*ble collection of works of exhibition gra'^tously distributed at each HANDSOME LADY, THURSDAY EVENING. PROMENADE. MATINEE SATURDAY AFTBRNOON, at 2.80, Every child to receive a genuine present of glasswork. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. . jug g~^ ANDREW'S CHURCH. Repetition of Sacred Cantata "JOSEPH." WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2nd JUNE, At 8 o'clock. Proceeds in aid of Organ Fund. 3lmy "O" 0B B and GOODWIN, THEATRICAL AND GENERAL BILLPOSTERS CHSISTOHUROH. Pont-ofllcs Addrean; Box 237. "ftTOTIOE TO THEATRICALS AND XV OTHERS. nnS^n?^ 02 for DSE of tha Wellington BILLBOARDS, communicate with BLUNDELL BROTHERS, Proprietors Evening Post, Or with Wellington. GARDNER & M'DONALD, Agents, Brighton Chambers, Cashel st., Christchurch. Meetings. STANDARD PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETY. A MEETING ofthe above Society for the purpose of receiving Subscriptions, &c, will be held in the wvn S K r 04t^^ oCie^' m Priuee3 6tl'eet' Dunedin, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, 2nd June, between the hours of 3 and 6 p.m. T. BURTON, 31my Secretary. '- Public Hotices. EW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. NOTICE. ELECTION OF DIRECTOR, 18S6. As it appears that some of the Envelopes sent out for return of Voting Papers are unfit for use, owing to being enclosed with printed matter which was slightly damp, Policyholders can obtain FRESH ENVELOPES upon application at this or any othe r of the Branch Offices, or Post Office Agencies ' throughout the District. By order of the General Manager. H. DRIVER, District Manager. Oh-ces: Corner of High and Manse streets. ■ Dunedin. aju AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. OPPOSITION TO PROPOSED ENGLISH BRANCH. The following are the names of the Committee appointed by the Policyholders to oppose the extea. sion of the Society's business to the United Kingdom and to other places abroad; and to maintain the Society as a purely local institution, with its opera, tions confined to the Australasian Colonies, including ~ Tasmania and New Zealand, according to its present constitution: — Darlei-, the Hon. F. M., Gormax, Hesbv M.L.C. Wilkinson, Judge Campbell, the Hon. A., Wilkixson, Dr., M.L.A. M.L.C. . Willis, W. 0. Dibbs, the Hon.'G. R., King, R. J. M.L.A. Kns, F. W. Cohen, the Hon. H. E. Green, T. O'Sullivaj; Garrick, A. C. Hiluer, Alered Mullens, Josiah M'Elhoxe, Johk Smith, Robert Wilshire, A. T. Arthur, John, Esq. Goerges, K. W. (Messrs Cramsie, Bow-Lee. Fredk. den, and Arthur) v Marsh, J. M., S.M. ' Campbell, Gerald Ryder, Rupert Doxkin, J. B. Salwkv, Herbert. Members of the Society desirous of voting against the projected extension of the Society's business are requested to forward their proxies to any member of the Committee or to the following address :— The Hon. Sec, F. W. King, 2 O'Connell street, Sydney. Proxy forms can be obtained at any Branch Office of the Society or of the Agents. A FEW REASONS AGAINST GOING TO ENGLAND. 1. The late Chairman (the Hon. John Smith, M.D.) was opposed to it. 2. No extra profits to Australian members can result. English premiums mean proportionate division of profits amongst English constituents. The proposed extension to England is a policy of inflation without advantage. 3. Australian lives are select lives, owing (I.) To the nature of emigration, which ia of itself selection: (II.) To the favourable conditions of life in Australia. 4. It is proposed to water our profits by taking business in an old country in which the upper and wealthier classes are subject to the evil effects of luxury, and the less fortunate are liable to smallpox, cholera, and consumption—things not known or of little importance in our mortality tables. 5. The mortality of our members has always been far below the scientific mortality calculated upon. Will you forfeit this immense advantage ? 6. It has been shown by Mr Black that the rate of the Society's mortality has been only about half that of the twenty leading British offices, and one-third of the Northampton tables. (See pace 30. " Mortality Tables A.M.P. Society.") ■ NOTICE TO CREDITOR 8. In the matterof the Liquidation of theDUNTBOON AND HAKATERAMEA RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). Notice is hereby given that a Second Payment of TWO SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE in the pound on all proved claims is now Payable at the office of GEO. S. BRODRICK, Official Liquidator, ; 3ju High street, Dunedin. TySSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. We, the undersigned JAMES EDWARD M'KELVEY and HENRY JOHNSON, trading together as Commission Agents, at Dunedin, under the style of " M'Kelvey and Johnson," hereby notify that we have this day Dissolved Partnership by mutual consent, and that the Business will hereafter be carried on by JAMES EDWARD M'KELVEY, under the style of "'M'Kelvey and Co." Dated this first day of June 18S6. JAMES E. M'KELVEY. HENRY JOHNSON. Witness to signatures: Owen Jas. Hodge, Solicitor, Dunedin. 2ju TySSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPS. The Partnerships hitherto existing between WIELI.AM ROYSE, GEORGE GATONBY STEAD, and THOMAS AYSON, in the properties known as Bnchwood andThornhill, and the stock, implements, &c, thereon; and between WILLIAM ROYSE and GEORGE GATONBY STEAD in the property known as Ocean View, and the stock, &c, thereon, has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent as and from the Ist day of April. ISS6; and the properties are from that date being carried on by the said WILLIAM ROYSE on his own account. WILLIAM ROYSE GEORGE GATONBY STEAB 29my THOMAS AYSON. TySSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice is hereby given that tho Partnership hitherto existing between ns. the undersiened AUGUSTINE FERRY and JAMES WASHER, the younger, as Plasterers, under the style or firm of " Ferry and Washer." has been DISSOLVED by mutual consent as and from the 20th day of March, ISS6. AUGUSTINE FERRY. 2ju JAMES WASHER. T^TELSON BROTHERS (LIMITED), REFRIGERATING STORES, Cannon street Wharf, Sl Upper Thames street, London, E.C. NELSON BROTHERS (LIMITED) are prepare* to receive consignments of NEW ZEALAND MUTTON AND BEEF upon arrival in London, and to dispose of same at a CONSOLIDATED RATE OF $d PER POUND, to cover all expenses, including Lighterage, Storage, Fire Insurance, Cartage, Market Dues, Brokerage, and Commission, Offices : 15 Dowgate Hill, London, E.C.