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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3270, 31 July 1889, Page 4

The Equitable jIFEASSURANOEOOMPANYofU.S. Established upon the mutual System. All profits being divided amongst its Policy Holdors, I VTO stronger system for the Govern1M ment of a Company was ever levised than that ombodied in its charter md by-laws, THE EQUITABLE ls the largest and the Richest Society is iue Wonut Intwenty-ninoycarsitlms paid over £ 24,500,000 to its Policyholders. It's Nmv Business 1b now beuift obtahod at a rate exceeding £85,000,000 :»year. i Tho assets of tho Equitable are - •£19,800,009, i.e„noarly TWENTY MILLIONS STERLING, j Its surplus fund alone represents £4,311,899, andfaroxceeds that of any other office, therefore the Equitable haß tho largest bonus-giving power in tho world. ACTUAL RESULTS.notESTIMATES. Hundreds of thousands are now being paid away yearly by tho Equitable in settling TONTINE POLICIES, and thcao settlements surpass anything that has over licco done in other forniß of , Lifelnsuranco, and no Colonial Office l CAN SHOW ANYTHING TO COMPARB WITH TIIEM. C. GODFREY KNIGHT, F.I.A, 3266 Actuary for Australasia. _ WORTH KNOWING. Whero to purchase TC7ATGHES, CLOCKS, JEWELW LERY, STERLING SILVER AND ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED GOODS, FIELD and OPERA GLASSES, ANEROIDS, 'SPECTACLES, &n, &o, Or Reliable Qum-ky 1 LOWEST PRICES."^ g. « Young, Importers, 73, Lambton Quay, Wellinoton, Wish tho following facts made known i J. That they import all their GOODS direct from tho ACTUAL MANUFACTURERS in the Home Country. 2, That they have no commission to pay to HOME BUYERS, Mr George Young, ono of the partners, being i buyer in England. I 8, That they buy for CASH and secure all DISCOUNTS. , i. That 'by their buying from the I Actual Manufacturers, having no commissions to pay to Homo Buyers, and securing all Discounts, their Goods are landed in New Zealand at LOWEST POSSJBLE COST, aiid"as only a moderate profit is put upon lunde;] cost, no house in tho Colony can sill cheaper than they can, if any so cheap. G. Ac T. YOUISG

Are i}pt aware of any other retail firm in the jewellery trade In New ?ea, lans possessing the above advantages, i onsequontly they fcarleßsly challenge competition either as to QUALITY or PRICE uf GOODS. In inspecting G. & T. Young's stock, especially their stock of Electro Silver Plated Goods, it will at once bo apparent that they possess special facilities for collecting the NEWEST and BEST DESIG.NS from the Leading Manufacinters. 'ln 'their stoqk will ho found goods from every manufacturer of note in England, and goodß of a quality not to bo seen in any other shop in the colony. GOLD AND SILVER WAi'CHES. G. & T. Youno have devoted great attention to this particular branch of their business, and since starting business InDunedin, 27 years ago, they have made the Watch Department one of its kpeciaj featjires, The enormous number oHptpJiM sold by them in Otago and Canterbury is ample proof that their Watches have Gents' Gold Watches, £lB 10s to £6? lQa Ladies' Gold Watches. £6 to fjiO Gents' Silver Watches, £Bto£l2los Ladies'SiLVßii Watches, £2 5s to £7 10s G. & T. Young were awarded First Prize for Watches and Clocks N,Z. Exhibition, 18G5, Inspection respectfully invited. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELLiiRY repaired by skilled workmen at moderate prices. Note the Address — O. & T. YOUNG, 73, lAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, Also at Dunedin, Timaru, and Oamaru. 326P

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. TEARO MUSIC WAREHOUSE, B. J. KING, (0! Ouk Street, Wellington), T) ESPECIALLY intimates to thu Jv inhabitants of Walrarapa that ho will ehortly ppen his Now and Oomrnodious Premises in Manners Street, adjoining Flocltton's, with a largo stock of Musical Instruments, Tutors and Teaching Music, io, U2GG

WHAK/JAKI POST OFFICE STORE. THE UNDERSIGNED lias opened the abovo STORE, and deaiios to inform liia old customors and friends, that thoy will bo supplied ihotat with NEW GOODS at LOWEST POSSIBLE PKICES. —A lltlAL KESPJJCTf UMY SOLICITED. — J. B. OSBORNE, WIIAKATAKI, Febiuai-y Gtli, 1889. 21 NEW BOOKS. TO Bth MAY, 188 P. » JNNO DOMINI, 2000, or Woman's l Destiny, by Sir Julius VogelOnly a few copies of the first edition are unsold. Post paid 4/6. Robert Eh-Dione, by Mrs Humphroy Ward; post pa-id 4/-, John Ward Beadier, by Margaret Leland, cheap edition j post paid 1/9. Library edition, post paid 1/New Zealand of To-day, 1884-87, by John Prgdshw, 12/6. Alton Lock, Charles Kingsley, new edition, 4/-. Hcreward tha AYako, by Charles Kingsloy, new edition, 4/-. The Pillars of the House, by Charlotte M, Yongo, two volumes each, 4/-. Tlio Young Stepmother, by "(J. M. YoiiEje, 4/-. Chance and Luck, by It. A. Proctor, author ot "flow to Play "Whist," Ho, 2/fi. The Book of Patience, or Card for a Single Player, by Walter flood. 2/0. The Revolt of Men, by Walter Besant, 4/6. Hnllam's Constitutional History of England, now edition, 8/G. Montaigne's Essays, new ftjit'.on, 8/0. Celebrated Russian Novels, by Count Tpjstoi; The Cossacks, and Recollections of Sobptmio 4/6 fl. HIT, BUTTON, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND NEWS AGENT, LAMBTON-QUAY & WILLIS-ST WELLINGTON. gifflP HOTEL AViuis Summ. WELLINGTON. •RS E. WILLIAMS, late of Mas--IVI torton, having taken over the above Old Established Hotel, will be glad to see all her. Old Wairarapa Friends, and thoy may be assured thoy will receivo every attention. First-Class Beds 1/6, All Meals 2/, Board per Week, 20/, " 3252