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ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA (Limed,) The Oldest Victorian Mutual Office, and one of the Leadiw Offices o£ the World, MODERATE PREMIUMS, LARGE BONUSES, PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. ACCUMULATED FUNDS • THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS TWO HUNDKED THOUSAND FOUNDS Tlio first office in the world to introduce theNON FORFEITURE PIUNOII'LE. Assurance effected on Firat-olasa lives up to five thousand pbundß, dred Thousand pounds annually. Polioy holders numbor over Twenty Thousand. The Melbourne Argus stylos the National Mutual "AYoung Financial . 'Giant." . In framm? the articles of Association tlio experience of the bost life offices in Great Britain and the United states of America was well considered, and wherover' a sound and liberal feature was found it mi adopted. The result iB that This National Mutual has been enabled to combiuo in one office all the advantages to assurers which have boon proved to be consistent with security, and at the samo tiuie.to bedire in the institution with all the'safeguards which havo been found neceeaKry to stability and success. Further particulars concerning Tue Njtionat Mutual can bo obtained from T. 0. D'AROY, District Agent, From W. MUItSELL, Zealand

TTTHERE SHALL WJ3 Ay OUR VV FURNITURE ? Is a question, whioh occurs at dome poriod of life to almost all of us and it Is a question which involves two important considerations, viz,, Quality andPnco Economy is a virtuo which should be possessed by everybody, and in thinking about' Wlioro shall wo buy our Furniture' people naturally desire to be directed to the placo whoro thoy can obtain the be?t value for thoir money. I thoreforo have muchplcasure in drawing attention to the fact that I am now prepared to supply HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description, made from well* seleotedaiidthorou'ghly seasonedmaterial at" the . LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. i Mattrasses and Bedding of every kind i . in stock, : l I •' ■. l ' , ■ Pictures frarn&d,carpeta planned andjlaid i Furniture Repaired, Re-Cov'ered and Be-P(jlißl|ed, • I Ladieß'Needloworkt#sfiiUjf jhDjipted; adapted to any article ot'furn|ture ro- _ quired, ' ' ,i"a ' All Goods delivered sfroe to any part of ' . ton (opposite Jff;.u«itibei!gVßtoh>) l i W.W2£lTT^tQr /

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3090, 28 December 1888, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3090, 28 December 1888, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3090, 28 December 1888, Page 1

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