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Inangahua Times, 12 August 1878, Page 2

of tbo for tbo Liccusini; BBP^sof Kcofton, nnd Inangahua, will Teii old nt tho -Court House, Rcofton, on TUESDAY, 3rd SIOPTF-MBKR 1878, at iho HOUR of 12 NOON 5 at which limo and placo all Applications mado to tho Court, under tho Licensing Acts will bo hoard and determined, All Applications must bo lodcecd with tho Clerk of thoConrt atloast TWENTY clear days boforo tho sitting. HENRY LUCAS, Cleric .Licensing Court. NOTIOE. mTtE SITTING of tho DISTRICT I COURT, nt Reefion, will bo ADJOURNED from Mondtty, 12th instant until THUKSDAY 15th INSTANT, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. HENRY LUCAS, Clorlc Distriot Court. Rcofton, ICth August 187.3. NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE, ON THE MUTUAL OR PAKTICIPATIJNa PRINCIPLE. Calhodral square, Christohuroh. All profits dividod amongst Policyholders. Surplus on first fivo years' work is £12,191, First division of profits will bo mado in 1880. Tho Department issues all dosirablo forms of Policies. Payment of ovory Policy is guaranteed by tho Colony. Premiums on wholo Lifo Polioios for 500 with a haro in profits, Yearly promium Laid asido Ago for £500 daily for £500 ;C s d £ h d 25 8 18 0 0 0 5 .■lO 10 4, 2 0 0 7 85 11 15 10 0 0 7| 40 13 15 10 0 0 9 45 10 9 7 0 0 11 GO 20 0 10 0 1 li Larger or smnllcr sums in proportion. ;C250 will oost half tho nbovo rates, or for a small extra pnymont, tho oupital sum will bo paid to assured on surviving to a givon apjo, Absoluto soouirity from loss —If from any roasons a policy-holder is unable to continue his payments, ho enn after baying mado Ihrco annual payments, obtain a paid-up policy, free of futuro promiumsfor an amount generally groator than tho amount ho has paid. For Trblon, Forms, and full informa-v tion, Apply to A, D BAYFEID, Trn vol ling Agonfc. THOMAS LEE, (Succoasor to A. I). Bayfoild.) SHAHEBROKEIt Am GENERAL CoMMissroa Agent, Sub-Agent— Now Jsoaland Insuranco Company. MiNtNct and Land Aocnx, Bridgo-stroofc. Reofl.on'.

Onr of Uio speakers at tho reeont railway snooting, at Hokitikaatfributed in pari: Uio decadence of Hokitika, to tho fnot that Iho residents there hai sunk £90,000 *n tho Inangahua roofs. Now, we do not Jmow that Ihis is. a romarkably hnppy apology for tho irapocuniooity complained of. Hokfiika men havo, it is true, invesfcod pretty largely in mining ventures horo ; but j ifc is equally truo that many of them havo been very fortunate, having by ' dividends accumulated substantial for- , tunes, whilo many othors in sharo I oporations hnvo been hardly lens lucky, j .So much may bo said that all investors there, as indeed horo and elsewhere, bavo uot drawn praes, und it would be