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Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1901, 30 July 1863, Page 1

THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. INSTITUTED 1836. CAPITAL SUBSBRIBED Reserved Fund— £2ls,s96 lls. lid. LIABILITY of the COMPANY UNLIMITED. Amount of Claims paid for losses by Fire, 1859, 7s. lid. Amount of Premiums received on Fire Policies 1859,^127,41& 14s. 9d. rpHIS COMPANY presents unusual facilities ' X for Li7e Assurance. Policies issued without tbe delay attendant upon refemng to London or Sydney. Bonus additions calculate oil a most liberal scale, added to the Amount iasdred after Five Annual payments. Thus a Policy for £1000 on the life of a person aged 40 years, after five payments, represents £1040 14b. 2d., and at the end 1 of 40 years, the policy is increased to £2000. Fire Insurance in all its branches, Premiums varying according to risk. Losses arising from Fire or on Death, paid by, the Undersigned immediately upon proof of the same. On all sub'ects connected with tba Business of the Company, the fullest information al be had on application o EDWARD PEARCE Agent. Lambton Quay, Wellington, j Dec. 20, 1862. AUSTRALASIAN FIRE, LIFE. AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. : W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Agents for Wellington. Wellington, February 18, 1863. PIRE INSURANCE AT CURRENT' RATES. j — — - I THE NOETHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY is now prepared to grant Policies at the Same Rates as aro charged by other European Companies. W. W. TAYLOR, Agent. Herbert Street, Wellington, Ist August, 1861. OYSTERS ! OYSTERS OYSTERS! A LARGE supply of Queen Charlotte's Sound Oysters, just arrived and on sale at J. WALDEN'3 Clay P«int and Thorndon Quay, Opposite the Store of Mr. F. Atchuson. Orders punctually attended te. KEROSINE! KEROSINE! ON S A L E— - BY THE XTNDEKSIGNED. A larga and varied assortment of Kerosine lamps, luntrous, shudes, chimneys, reflectors, wicks trimmers, brushes, &c, &c. ALSO, A large supply of Kerosins of «ne of tho most popular brands. W. MASON, Irenmonger, Lambtoa Quay, : Nov. 3,;i862. FAT AND STORE CATTLE. fIKQ CATTLE for sate !;nsisting of oxen, AJtJKJ steers, fat cows, und. speyed animals, about 200 of them are now prime beef, aad all of them will be fit for slaughter in three months. Now depasturing in charge of N. E. Beamish, Esq., at Heaton Park, Turakina, about 80 miles from this City, and 15 fr«m the shipping port of Wauganui. The cattle can be easily mustered, and a great number of them are kept in paddocks. Delivery t o be taken at the statiou, Apply to N. E. BEAMISH, At the Station, or W. B. RHODES & CO. Rhodes' Wharf, April 18, 1863. TO BE LET OR SOLD. A COMMODIOUS Six Rooraeet House with the half or whole of an Bcre, aoout twenty minutes* walk from the Bank of New South Wales. Apply at the Office of this l'aner. April 8, 186.'}, TO 5iE LET. r pHREE COMMODIOUS SHOPS, situated JL opposite the scite of the New Zealand Bank. J. PLI AIMER, Plimmer's Wharf. December 10. JUST PUBLISHED AND ON SALE AT THE "INDEPENDENT" OFFICE' MAHOE LEAVES, BEING A SELECTION OF SKETCHES OF NEW ZEALAND AND 'ITS INHABITANTS AND OTHER MATTERS CONCERNING THEM, BY THOMAS MO S E R. TH ESE SKETCHES, originally contributed to the columns of the Wellington Independent, ha%-e almost from their first appearance, nehieved a unive. rani popularity, and have been reprinted into many of the leading journals of New Zealand. The pictui esque style in which Native character is delineat ed — the racy humour shown in depicting Maori Bcene s and incidents — the pungent satire, freely besto wed where the author conceived there were wrori gs to be redressed, or abuses to be attacked, all h ave combined to render " Mahoe Leaves, 1 ' the most highly appreciated series of essays, that for a lengthened period have been submitted to the judgmeuU and criticism of the public. Such being the case , the publishers at the request of a largo number of tt ieir subscribers, have resolved to collect and repr oduce them in the form of a neat volume, and thuM secure to their admirers, that continuous and complete perusal which their previous appearance in a tri-weeltly journal could scarcely afford. Orders for copies and applications from parties •who wish to act as agents, should be addressed to Messrs. MoKenzte & Mum, office of the Wellington Independent', or to Mr W. Lyok, Lambton Quay.