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Colonist, Volume XXVII, Issue 3881, 31 March 1884, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. • - .T .. Autumn and Winter, 1884. LOVEDAY & HEYHOE WILL OPEN THEIE FIRST SHI PM BNT New and Seasonable Goods THIS WEEK. This will include many leading Novelties from the best Home Markets. Fashionable and useful Goods of every description, suitable for the coining Season. PULL PAETIOULAES ON ARRIVAL. I&oveday & Heyhoe, TRAFALGAR STREET. To Hop Pickers and others. THIS IS POSITIVELY THE LAST WE E X OF THE Auckland Clothing Company's GREAT CLEARING SALE, as we have instructed E. 0. PARKER & CO, to CLEAR the BALANCE by AUCTION on SATUEDAY NEXT, 29th March, Sale commencing at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises next Mr Hart's New Shop, Bridge street. EYEETTHING MUST BE SOLD. irliM! iiiijJutllllJld m rllluLd lillo WLLIi! J. M'MASTER. P.S.—Zinc-lined Cases, 2s 6d each.

The Accident Insurance Association o! fa Zealand. HEAD OFFICE DUNEDIN. To be Begistered under the Companies Act, 1882. Capital .""£IOO,OOO. In £100.000 Shares of £1 each, of which it is intended to call up 23 6d per Share, payablw on application. No further call is expected to be made. First lasue of 80,000 Shares now offered. Second Issue of 20,000 Shares reserved for distribution in the Australian Colonies. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS : W- J, M. Lahnaoh, C.M.GK, M.H.R. Keney Dbiteb, M.H.R. W. Isaac, J.P. H. WIDENHAH itf AUNBELL, M.D. Hoeaos Bastinss, J.P. (Bastings, Lear.y, and Co.) A. Lee Smith (Royse, Stead, and Co.) Job Wain, Jun. J. E. Jones (Union Steam Ship Co., Li) T. S. Gbaham (Heymanson, Low, & Co.) Captain Baldwin, J.P. Eobebt Wilson (R. Wilson & Co.) I bankers : | The Oolnoial lanjc op New Zealand. SOLICITORS : Sietwhight, Stout, & Co. CHIEF AGENT : William Stuabt (late of the Government Life Insurance Department. BROKER : SECRETARY : A. G-. Ifasrwicx. W. A. Waltok. offices: 123, Pbinces-steeet South. T>HE object of this rompany is to A- provide insurance for all classes against injury or death from accidental causes at a moderate rate of premium. The lucrative nature of this business in other countries, as well as in this, is too well known to the public to require statistics. It mßy, however, be mentioned that the only office carrying on operations in New Zealand is paying dividends at the rate of 25 per cent per annum, besides increasing its reserve fund annually. Its shares, on which 2s each is paid up, are worth now 6s to 7?, this being oniy the fourth year of the Company's existence. It is the intention of the promoters to spread the shares over the whole of this Colony in order to broaden the basis of the Coinpiny, and extend its influence in all directions. Advantage may be taken to a very large extent of payment by commusion only, owing to the fact of the Secretary and. the Chief Agent being already connected with insurance business throughout the Colony. Their long experience has enabled them to form extensive connections among insurers of every class. Pursuant to the Life Insurarce Companies Act, 1873, the Bum of £5000 has to be deposited with the Public Trustee in New Zealand, in trust, for the Policy holders (bearing interest. It is scarcely necessary to point out the benefits to' be derived by the public from the general adoption of such means of self-help as are afforded by institutions of this nature. Applications for Shares will be received at the Offices of the Company j at the various Agencies of the Colonial Bank of New Zealand; also by Messrs SHARP & SONS, Brokers, Nelson* Art Union of London. QTJPPLEMENTAIiY LIST will be O sent Home by next Mail yia San Franciseoi Intending Subscribers please be in time. W. M. STANTON. £100,000