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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 4 October 1890, Page 1

•OVEBNMPA'T LIP 3 IN3UIIANCB DEi'.UiTiIENT. Policyholders and tho»q about no insuid should note the three, essentials 0/ I.ifo Ir:duraU':e. SECURITY. LIBERALITY. ECONOMY. IN THE GOVERNMENT OFFICE »— RECURITY is unimpeachaWe; the pavmimt 0! .^.. t'Vt'ry rolitiy i^j Kiuir;'.n:o:"J !a- tl.o Statt; and, in addition, tlie acciKii'ilatid I1 1 ■nru.nc* Fund, invested in the soundest u^'uii ics, now amounts to more thuu li iuiliio;:t ' ti-rli .lg. LIDKRALITY is unequnlled. Policim iv arrear are kept alive so lone a» r'ui cl-.arges on the Policy are not in excess ol ihu riurrender Valuo. I'oliiyholders aro unros'.ricted us to travel, residence, and occupation. Ciaitus arc promptly pnid. Premiums are cliurgo'l for ngd liciin-y.t liirtlulny. Policies m-t- uacli^llonijciililo mi any ({round except fraud, or buitidc within twelv'o months. Iji COXOMY is ensured by direct Farliamoiitary _[JJ supervision. All expenditure ouUidv paynii'iit of fliiiius, A- ■ .. lnis lirst to receive tho sanction of thu jA>f,'islatuiv. Funds over 14 Million Pounds. Annual Income over £232,000. Cash Surplus in 1885, over £242,000 (LAST WSTHJIH'TIONI. F. \V. FKANKLAN'D. F.I.A. 10] Commissioner n,ud Govt. Actuary. FOXTON VETERINARY FORGE. QEORGE "POBINSON, BLACKSMITH AND FARRIER Allkinds of General Blakcsmitli-ug work executed ttifrh despa(oh »ad cure. The Oldest Established Blacksmith in the District.