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LAW.
BEFORE the Chief Commissioner. In the matter of William Stephens, an examination meeting. Mr. Milford, for the official assiignee, called Mr. Stephens, who had been summoned by the official assignee ...
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SYDNEY INSURANCE COMPANY.
[?] yearly general meeting of the charcholders of [?] Sydney insurancce Company was h[?]ld yesterday at two o'clock, at the office of the company. Mr. T. C. [?] reillat in the chair. ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND WAR.
VIA Nelson, per the I. R. M. Co.'s steamer Auckland, we have news to the 8th instant from Auokland and New Ply mouth; and from Nelson to the 11th. The Examiner of that date remarks:—The colony of New ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES PARLIAMENT.
THE PRESIDENT took his seat at nineteen minutes [?] four o'clock. REPLY TO THE ADDRESS. Mr. PLUNKETT moved that the House do now ...
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CENTRAL POLICE COURT.
BEFORE the Police Magistrate, with Messrs. Chapman, Josephs, and Ross. Of sixteen prisoners brought before the Bench, five were discharged, and two were remanded. ...
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WANGANUI.
Under the heading of "The Waltotara Road," the Wanganui Chronicle of the 1st instant says:—We understand that Mr. Hales, the surveyor of this road, now laid off nearly as far as Pakaraka, was informed, on Wednesday ...
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PROPIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT OF THE SYDNEY INSURANCE COMPANY, FOR HALF-YEAR ENDING 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1864.
{No abstract available}
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PAKRAMATTA.
POLICK OFFICE.—Monday, 17th October.—Before Messrs. Langley and M'Rac. William Clements, and Isabella Clements, his wife, who were brought up on remand from Saturday, on the charge of violently assaulting and robbing William Davis, on the evening ...
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THE LATE REV. F. MEREWETHER.
IT is our painful duty to record the death of one of the oldest and most respected incumbents in this county, the Rev. Francis Merewether, rector of Cole Orton and vicar of Whitwick. Mr. Merewether was educated, first at Reading, under Dr. Valpy, ...
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
THE SPEAKER took the chair at twenty-five minutes past three o'clock. ROAD FROM THE CLARENCE. Mr. LAYCOCK asked the Secretary for Pablic Works, ...
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LIMITED LIABILITY.
SIR,—I think ahat it must be a matter of surprise that the English scheme for the formation and registration of companies, on the principal of limited liability, has not been adopted in this colony. There is, I believe, a Limited Liability Act in our Statute, ...
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VOLUNTEER FORCES.
THE following is a copy of the Bill read a first time yesterday in the Legislative Assembly. It is entitled: A BILL TO REGULATE THE VOLUNTEER RORCES. ...
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WATER POLICE COURT.
BEFORE the Water Police Magistrate, Mr. I. J. Kettle, and Mr. J. Cuthbert. Thomas Fryer and George Roberts, charged with desertion from H. M. ship Sirocce, were sentenced to three weeks' ...
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LARGE BONUS ON A LIFE POLICY.
WE often observe in the prospectuses and advertisements of Life Assurance Companies, tabular statements of the large amount of bonus apportioned to the older class of policies. We have so recollection, however, of having ...
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CAPTURE AND DESTRUCTION OF TWO NATIVE PAHS AT TARANAKI.
We have received an Extra of the Taranaki Herald, of Saturday, the 8th instant, which gives the following particulars of the capture and destruction of Manutaul and Mataitawa, two of William King's pahs:— ...
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