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Otago Witness, Issue 380, 12 March 1859, Page 8

A USTRALIAN MUTUAL "PROVIDENT JOL SOCIETY. Established January 1, 1849 For GrantiHg Assurances en Lives, Present, Deferred and Reversionary Annuities, and Endowments for Children and Old Age. Chairman— Thomas Holt, Esq., M.P. Deputy-Chairman— hi. E. Mubnin, Esq. OTAGO : Medical Referee— Robert Williams, Esq. Agent—S. C. Carnegie, Chief Offices— Mort's Buildings, Pitt Street, Sydney, N.S.W. ALL the Profits revert to the Members, and these it must be borne in mind, accumulate at compound interest at the high rate ruling in the Colonies. The following comparative scale will show the superiority of the Colonial Mutual Office over the British Proprietary and even the British Mutual Offices.— Example. Age 10 Policy for £500. Name of Office. Annual Duration Bonus Premium, of Policy. Addition Scottish Widows Fund .- £16 11 3 7years £70 0 0 An English Proprietary C 0 ... 16 7 110 years 50 16 8 Australian MtU. m . Prov. Society.. 16 g j Bgy*B gy* Ml 3 7 These Bonuses may be commuted into a corresponding reduction of premium, or their value in cash will be handed to the member at his option. For Tables, Forms of Proposals, and full information, apply to J. C CARNEGIE, Agent. ROBERT THOMSON, Actuary * See TOWN ALLOTMENTS. HpO be Let on Lease several valuable AlX lotments of Land, situate in the most desirable parts of Dunedin. Terms Liberal. Apply to Mr. D. J. Napieb, Dunedin. THE OTAGO HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Under the Patronage of the Superintendent and Executive Covncilqfthe Province of Otags. >TIHE COMMITTEE of the above Society A hereby respectfully announce that their FIRST SHOW will be held on the ANNIVERSARY (23rd March 1859), and that it is most desirable to obtain as many Members as possible. The annual payment of ss. constitutes a Member. Printed Rules to be had at Mr. George Matthews' and Mr. James Gebbie's; also from the following Members of Committee. Messrs. David Bower, Alexander Henderson, David Thomson, Charles Douglas, David Nicol, Jas. Stenhouse, and Wm. Chapman. JOHN ANDERSON, Secretary. TO BE SOLD, OR LET ON LEASE, rpHAT Eligible Property, situate on the -*• west side of the Upper Harbour, known a 8 " LITTLE FALMOUTH," being 10 acres, more or less; about S acres cleared, with a good running stream of water. Apply to George Smith, Custom Hoase. FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE. A VALUABLE PROPERTY, situated in -£X Hope and Walker Streets, with a SUBSTANTIAL 4 -ROOMED HOUSE erected thereon, at present occupied by Mr. Montford. For particulars apply to Ross & Kilgoub. , MILK. "FAMILIES and Hotels supplied with Milk -L daily, from Springbank Dairy Farm North-east Valley. Orders left at Mr. Duncan's Butcher Stall will be attended to. Passengers and Parcels taken in the Spring Van on reasonable terms. WM. MOFFAT. : . /custom-house forms on sale at \j the "witness" office. — — "VTOTICE is Hereby Given, that the follow--L™ me persons have been authorised to lodge informations against any one cutting Timber without a License :—: — William Jaffret, for East Taieri Bush Reserve. Francis M'Diarmii>, for West Taieri Bush Reserve. The Penalty for cutting Timber without a License is any sum not exceeding £50. W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissoner. Waste Land Board Office, Dunedin, Ist February 1859. IMMIGRATION. AN ADDITIONAL SUM having been voted by the Provincial Legislature of the Province, for promoting Immigration from GREAT BRITAIN TO OTAGO, Parties wishing to get out their friends are requested to make immediate application to that effect. Printed copies of the form of application may be had at this Office. By Order, JOHN LOGAN, Clerk to Superintendent. Superintendent's Office, Dunedin, 18th November, 1858. ' J