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Waikato Times, Volume I, Issue 47, 17 August 1872, Page 4

NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT j LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES, j ABSOLUTE SECURITY j G AND LOW RATES OF PREMIUM. j The Government, having been empowered by \ special Acts of the Legislature to enter into contracts ; for Insurances on Lives, and for the grants of ; Annuities and Endowments, are now prepared to ; execute any of the usual contracts dependent upon ; the contingencies of human life. J The following advantages arc presented as descrv- ! ing of public attention, and especially of the "Work- , ing Classes :— ! 1. All transactions, and powers of attorney and other documents, are free of Stamp Duty and all taxation. 2. No charge is made beyond the purchase-money or premium, which may be paid half-yearly or quarterly. ' , 'A. Should the assured die during the days of grace, the policy will still be valid. j 4. Surrender values are granted ©n the whole or j any part of a contract which has endured for j five years. J 5. The tables of Premiums in all the branches are j considerably less than in any other oilice in j New Zealand. j | G. Residence is permitted in any part of the Aus- j tralasian Colonits and Europe, and premiums : may be paid on the due dates at the nearest Money Order Oilice. 7. Insurances effected for the benefit of and settled on Wife and Children are free, to the extent I of £2,000, from the claims of Creditors. j ' 8. The Consolidated Revenue of the Colony' is i liable for all claims, in the event of the receipts, which are duly invested at compound interest, j at any time being insufficient to meet demands, | thus affording the best security to the Assured. | The fullest information can be obtained on applij cation at any Money Order Office, or to the Chief | Postmaster, Auckland, 1 W. GISBORNE, ! Commissioner. j A 1 USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVJDENT SOCIETY. ! Establish*:!) 1849. j FOR MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE, &c. I NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: Head Office : Wellington. Local Board of Directors : The Hon. C. J. Pharazyn, M.L.C., Chairman. The Hon. William Fitzherbert, M.H.Li., Deputy Chairman. A. de H. Brandon, Esq., M.H.R. The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, Esq., M.D., M.L.C. George Hunter, Esq., M.H.11. Auditors : Thomas Buchanan, Esq. Joe Dranstield, Esq. Medical Officer : Alexander Johnstone, Esq., M.D. Bankers : The Bank of New Zealand. The New Zealand Branch of the above Society is now established, and is prepared to carry on business in their offices, Grey-street, Wellington. Prospectuses showing the present state and progress of the Society, and forms of proposal, may be had, or will be sent, on application to any of the agents, or at the head office as above. 6 JOSEPH DYER, Resident Secretary. Agent for the Waikato : George Jones, Junr., Ngaruawaliia. Medical Referee : W. W. Jones, Hamilton. H. PARTINGTON, ! ' I BISCUIT AND GENERAL PRODUCE STORE, 30, Queen Street, Auckland. j —— ! <np H 0 M A S MORRIS, Grocer, Draper, and General Merchant, HAMILTON. J. CASE, BEGS to draw the attention of Country Settlers and others, to his Improved Steam Flour Mill. The object of these Mills is to Grind ; and Dress Flour at the same operation, giving ; out First and Second Flour, Sharps and Bran, i Can be wrought by the hand or any other power. ! Also, Manufacturers of Plain Mills, lor Grinding i only, and Colonial Ovens of every description ! always on hand. i J . C A S E , Corner of Wakefield and Abercrombie Streets. N.B.—J.C. is holder of a First-class Prize, awarded to him by the Agricultural Show, for his Improved Steel Flour Mill. COMFORT, CLEANLINESS AND ECONOMY AT Portland House Temperance Hotel, Hobson-street, The most healthy situation in Auckland, FAMILIES can be accommodated with large airy double Bed-rooms and private Sitting- , | room. Single Bed-room to let, with or without • ; board j T. SLATER. I ' J. AUii i i\, ' | Alexandra, j HAS just received a supply of Quicks, Fruit, Forest and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, Strawberry Plants, etc., to be sold at Auck- ' | and prices. GEORGE HUGHES begs to intimate that he business lately conducted under the style of " Hughes and Thompson" will in future lie car- ■ ried on by him, and hopes that he will experience a j continuance of the liberal support which has always been i accord ed to the late firm.