Monetary Times (Newspaper) - August 27, 1859, London, Middlesex CHRONICLE OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN RAILWAYS AND ESTABLISHED 1828. No. 1721. Vol. AUGUST 27, 1859. 94. f CHARTERED BANK OF I 1 - by Royal Esq. Fane de Esq. Letters of Credit and Bills of Exchange are granted on the Branches of this Bank at and Drafts on the Australian Colonies and sent for By order of the G. M. COMMERCIAL BANKING COM- PANY of New South Wales - LETTERS of CREDIT upon the above Bank will be GRANTED by the London Bank at the rate of for every sterling paid HE COMMERCIAL BANK OF LONDON free of CIRCULAR NOTES and LETTERS of payable in all the chief towns of Europe and Lothbury and ANK OF A.D. 1844, 3, PALL MALL Capital Stock Parties desirous of Investing Money are requested to examine the Plan of The Bank of by which a high rate of Interest may be obtained with ample Deposits made by Special may be withdrawn without The Interest is payable in January and PETER Managing Forms for opening Accounts sent free on SLATE QUARRY J. Capital in 20,000 Shares of Of two participating in the entire profits after paying of Dividend to B B. bearing a Preference Dividend exceeding 7? per per payable out of the profits of the Deposit Is per share on and 19s per ehare on David St. Jame's Alfred Erasmus Lincoln's Richard Morris William Market Hugh North The London Joint Stock The National Provincial Bank of The Quarries of the Company are situated on the North Wales contiguous to the extensive and profitable Quarries of Lord Palmerston and whose production is known as the Portmadoc The Estate contains 260 acres of Proved Slate Rock of excellent and the dip is most favourable for economic affording natural a plentiful supply of water and ample room for deposit of The Property is held by the Company under a 42 years lease granted in 1848 to the former small proprietary at a low with an option to purchase the This Lease and Option with the whole of their and Plant have been purchased from the former proprietors by an allotment of 7,514 Shares in the present Company taken at per share The Quarries have been in operation since 1848, and the quality of the Slate and Slabs the Reports based upon the Scientific Surveys of the whole and Experimental Tests applied at different points fully establish the soundness of the undertaking and the certainty of a large dividend resulting from further outlay of It is estimated that a further capital of from 30 to will enable the Company to purchase the to construct a Tram road three miles in connecting the Quarries with the Port of whereby the cost of transit Will be reduced and to increase the Workings up to a production of 50,000 Tons per from which it is estimated a profit of from 30 to 40 per would be So soon as the subscribed Capital reaches the estimated sum all further allotments will Applications for shares must be made to the from whom proper forms and prospectuses may be HARE & HENRY 6, COMMERCIAL BANKING COM- PANY OF NEW SOUTH Incorporated by Act of the Colonial London John Esq. Frederick Esq. Thomas Whistler Esq. London 33, The London Board of Directors Letters of payable On and Bills of Exchange at thirty days upon the under-mentioned Establishments of this Bank in the Colony of New South Wales Sydney Morpeth Goulburn Maitland Yass Wollongong Albury They also negotiate approved Bills upon the Australian send out Bills for and transact every description of Banking Business with Australia through the above-named Establishments of the Bank in New South and its Agents in South and THOMAS WHISTLER Managing 33, 1859._ NORWICH UNION LIFE INSURANCE 1808. Invested Capital exceeding This Society is one of the very few purely Mutual Insurance the whole of the profits being vided among the and possesses large reserves applicable to future The rates are considerably below those Thus at the age of 40 the sum of 2d, at the ordinary will insure with the Norwich Union Will Insure One Thousand and Ninety-five Pounds Eight giving an immediate bonus in addition to subsequent Annuities and Special Risks undertaken on favorable For forms of proposal and prospectuses apply at the Society's 6, New E. and TT IS A FACT WORTHY of RE- 1 that in the 19th Century arid in an enlightened Country like the treatment resorted to by the Faculty for the Cure of Indigestion is altogether wrong in and betrays fearful ignorance of the Physiology of the Digestive Organs and the and in almost every confirms the malady it should The Secretary of the Liverpool Botanic Institute will gladly and promptly free of cost to all who Professor Beaumont's never-failing Botanic Remedy for all Diseases arising from such as or Wind in the Bilious or Liver Dimness of and Nervous or Sick One ingredient used in this remedy was discovered by Professor Beaumont while on a Tour through the Back Woods of and the recipe was forwarded to the Directors of the Liverpool Botanic Institute at whose cost it is made known to the and they wish it to be distinctly that under no circumstances whatever will they accept any or for the recipe their object being to shew how far superior the Botanic practice is over all other practices of All they wish that those who may be benefitted will communicate the in order that the Public may know the value of this and forward the movement for Medical enclosing directed The Secretary of the Botanic be on receipt of directed addressed to The Botanic a to Cure all Cases of Deafness and Noise in the provided the drum of the ear be not MANILLA vj the finest at 18s, or per box of 4lbs., at 17s Gd per at W. 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