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Otago Witness, Issue 389, 14 May 1859, Page 8

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Empowered by Acts of Parliament. ESTABLISHED IN 1836. HAVING A COLONIAL PROPRIETARY AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN SYDNEY. Medical Referee — Dr. [Nelson. /CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED exceeding V> £1,880,000. Accumulated Funds and Capital Paid up exceeding £1,088,000. Of which £130,000 is invested in the Colonies in Government and other Securities. Reserve Surplus Fund £214,000, with unlimited liability of the Shareholders. The undersigned having been appointed direct Agents to the London and Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Company for Otago, are now prepared to issue Policies of Insurance in both Departments of the Company's business upon terms which will be found as liberal as those of any other Office. The fact of this Company having, since its establishment in 1836, paid claims exceeding One Million sterling (£1,000,000), those during 1857 exceeding £200,000, is the best guarantee that can be offered of its liberality, whilst its enormous annual income, £450,000, and its large amount of accumulated Funds, exceeding One Million sterling (£1,000,000), together with the unlimited liability of the Shareholders, are the best proofs of its stability. Tables of Rates for Fire and Life Insurance in all its Branches, and every information, can be obtained from W. C. YOUNG & Co., Agents for the Company. FOR SALE, A RUN AND STOCK in the SOUTH. Apply to W. C. Young & Co. WANTED TO PURCHASE. EIGHT WELL -BROKEN WORKING BULLOCKS. JONES. CARGILL, & CO. TO BE LET, THE STABLES in Princes Street North, lately occupied by Mr. J. F. Hamilton 5 adapted for a Store, or, with slight alterations, a double Dwelling-hou6e. Apply to D. SCOTT. TO LET, A DESIRABLE PROPERTY, consisting of about 40 Acres, five of which are Cleared ; together with a Weather-boarded HOUSE. There is abundance of Manuka and Timber for Posts and Rails on the la"hd. For particulars enquire at the Queen's Arms Tavekn. WANTED, TWO RESPECTABLE FEMALE SERVANTS, one as General Servant, and the other as Laundry Maid. Apply to Mrs. W. Towers at the Club, Maclaggan Street. ARRIVED PER "TAMORA," FROM LONDON. rfiHREE THOUSAND 3-BUSHEL JL BAGS 800 Woolpacks JONES, CARGILL & CO. NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS due to the Undersigned must be paid immediately, otherwise they will be handed over to a Solicitor for recovery. Business done for Cash only, as already advertised. ANDREW 8. WILSON, Medical Hall, Princes Street, Dunedin. Dunedin, March 1, 1859. ANNUAL REGISTRATION OF DOGS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Registration of Dogs, for the Province of Otago, commenced on the Ist day of April inst. The Ordinance, inter alia, provides :— 1. That the owner, whether Native or European, of any Dog or Dogs, six months old or upwards, shall annually, on Ist April, Register the same in a Book to be kept for that purpose by the Clerk to the Bench. 2. For the Registration of every auch Dog a Fee of 108. shall be paid yearly to tha Clerk to the Bench, who in return shall supply to each individual so Registering a Registration Ticket. 3. Any person refusing to exhibit such Registration Ticket is liable in a penalty of £5. 4. Any person maintaining or having in his following any Dog of the age above-mentioned, Unregistered for three months after said Ist April shall be liable in a fine of not less than £), nor more than £5. 5. All Unregistered Dogs, wheresoever found, may be destroyed. ROBT. CHAPMAN, Clerk to the Bench. Dunedin, March 10, 1859. REGISTRATION OF DOGS. INVERCARGILL. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that parties resident in the Southern portion of the Province may Register their Dogs with me, at the Court House, Invercargill. JOHN BLACKLOCK, Clerk te the Bench. Invercargill, March 10, 1859.