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Thames Advertiser, Volume IX, Issue 2315, 30 March 1876, Page 2

Government Notices. THE GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT ISSUES AM DSSIBABLE FOBIIS OF POLICIES. The payment of every policy is GUARANTEED BY THE COLONY. DIVISION OF PROFITS. —The surplus of profit is ordered by the Act of 1871 to be Divided - iMONQ Poiiomioiders ohly, and is to be ascertained every fifth year, The first investigation, with a view to division of profits, is to be made on the 30th June, 1880. PREMIUM RATES ARE LOWER than the participating rates of Private Companies, to an extent which is equivalent to a bonus in advance of from 15 to 20 per cent. PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS,—Ihe pay-, ments may be made during the whole term of life, or during a limited period only, at an invariable annual, half-yearly, quarterly, or weekly premium. INDUSTRIAL BRANCH,—WeekIy premiums can only be paid ou Policies issued in the Industrial Branch, which is at present confined to members of Registered Friendly So- 1 cieties and Good Templars, Forms of application and full particulars can he obtained on application to Mr J. Gt. Baker, Travelling Agent; to Mr J, Hopcrabt, Evening Star office; or, to the Chief Postmaster, Thames. Agent for Industrial BranchMr H. J. LEE, Brown-street, Grahamstown. NOTICE. STAMP FEE ACT, 1875. Head Office, Staiup Department, 20th March, 1876. NO t ICE is hereby given that the provisions of "The Stamp Fee Act, 1875," will be brought into operation in the offices of the District Courts throughout the colony, on the Ist April proximo. .After that date all duties, fees, fines,' and penalties hitherto payable to Clerks of District Courts in cash, must be paid by means of stamps, impressed or adhesive, as prescribed by the regulations made in pursuance of the said Act, aud no cash will thereafter be received for any such fees, lie. Stocks of Law Court Stamps may be obtained from the Deputy Commissioners of Stamps and from Depositaries in places where sittings of the District Courts are held. Forms of Summons, Subpoena, &c,, will be impressed at the Head Office for Solicitors and others, on receipt of Requisition D and Bank receipt for the amount less the authorised discount, together with the forms required to be stamped. R, C. HAMMERTOE, Secretary for Stamps. Groceries, &c. JJ-oGOWAN'S-For UNRIVALLED TEA, JJoGOWAN'fI-F OR COFFEE. 0 R BUTTER. McGOWAN'S— For CHEESE, Canterbury and Wairoa. j^oQOWAN'B— For BAOOP, Canterbury, j^cGIOWAN'S— For FLOUR, Wharf Mills, JJoGOWAN'S-For POTATOES. jyjoGlO WAN'S—For General GROCERIES, I\/I ctJOWAN'S—For CROCKERYWARE, not IVX much of a Stock, but cheap. J^cQOWAViS— For READY MONEY, TBI McGOWAN'S! QUR OPPOSITION POLIOY. For a United Colony we require: Equal representation with the South. A common pnrse, Land Fund to be Colonial Revenue. Remodelling of the Civil Service. Retrenchment in expenditure. Abolition of the Native Office. And a Government composed of men whose solo object is not the aggrandisement of themselves and their sup> porters. In fact, Patriots, Men of honour opposed to jobbery.and corruption.—Failing these, the only panacea for our political evils if Separation. Management of our own affairs instead of being governed from the South, The [ above is quite correct. "Deny it who can." But the undermentioned is of primary imporI tance to tHe undersigned. Our Groceries, like our politics, are of the i first quality, and suitable to the time and place. Fresh Butter, quality unsurpassed. Teas 2*, 28 6d, 3s. A splendid Tea unequalled for strength and flavour 3s 6d, Lamb's Superfine Flour ■ •7s (501bs) Full weight Candles • > -Is Price's Night Lights.. . • ■ 10d per doz I Soap, large bars • ■ ■ 7<| Washing Soda ■ • ■ "2d ?alad and Castor Oils- • vßd fJolloway's Pilla and Ointment • Is 3d Perry Davis' Painkiller ■ •Is 3d Brown's Tomato Sauee • •6d Austin's Worcester, Sauce ■ ■ lOd Preserved Milk ■ • ■ 9il, l'> Is Gt Best Flobartown Jams ■ ■9d to lOd English do. ■ ■Is Keillei's Marmalade ■ •Is French Prunes ■ ■ ■9d per lb Californian Dried Grapes » ■8d Drifd Apples ■ ■ ■ 10d „ Fresh Salmon, ljlb tin ■ ■Is ardines ■ • • Bd, Is New Zealand Preserved Meats « 2s 6d, ilbnell Do. . do. • ■Is 8d 21bs Chloride of Lime > •1b per lb •J. E. HANSEN, GROCER, PoiiLEN-STBEET, Shomland, -'TO PARTIES LEAVING THE THAMES. Household furniture and effects PURCHASED to any amount on appli cation to T _ qudgeoN & CO., I Brokers and Auctioneers,