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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3273, 3 August 1889, Page 4

Business Notices. ' The Equitable LIFEASSURANCECOMPANYof U.S. Established upon the mi cuai System. AH profits boing divided iimongst ita Policy Haiders. NO stronger systom for tho Government of ut Company was cvor devised than that embodied in its charter and by-laws. THE EQUITABLE » TIIB largest AND lIIE IIICIIEST SuCIKIY IS1H1! WullUjt In twenty-nino years it lias paid over £24,500,000 to its Policyholders. Its Mmv Business is now being obtained at a rate exceeding £35,000,000 a year. The assets of tlio Equitable ore ' i19,800,(i09,i.f1., nearly TWENTY MILLIONS STERLING. Its surplus fund alone represents £4,311,899, and far exceeds tlwt of any other office, tliorofure the Equitable has the Inmost bonus-giving power ill the world. ' ACTUAL RESULTS,notESTIMATES. Hundreds of thousands are now being paid away yearly by the Equitable in 1 settling TONTINE' POLICIES, and theso settlements surpass anything that 1 has ever beuo ■ done in other forms ol Life Insurance, nr.d no Colonial Orara CAN SHOW ANYTHING TO COMPARE WITH THEM. C. GODFREY KNIGHT, F.I.A, 3266 Actuary for Australasia. WORTH KNOWING? . Whero to purchase ! TTTATCHES, clocks, jewel YY lery, sterling silver AND ELECTRO silver-plated » GOODS, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES, 4NEKOIDS, SPECTACLES, &c, fa i ,Of Reliable Quahml f3*AT LOWEST PRICES, . g.&t. Young, Importer S, V 3, Lamdton Quay, Wellington, I Wish the following facts mado known 1. That thoy import all their GOODI direct from the ACTUAL MANU FACTURERS in tlio Horn Country. 2. That they have no commission to pa to HOME BUYERS, Mr Gcorg 1 Young, one of the partners, bein j buyer in England. ; 3, That tlioy buy for CASH and accut 3 all DISCOUNTS. _ I 4. That liy their, buying from th Actual Manufacturers, having n commissions to pay to Horn I Buyers, and securing all Discount! their Guuils aro landed in Noi Zealand at LOWEST POSSIBK COST, and as only a moderat , profit is put upon landed cost, n house in the Colony can cheapc than they can, if any so cheap. G. Ac T. YOUNG Aro not aware of any other reta lirm in the jewellery trade in New Ze; laus possessing the aboyo advantage! 6 .msoqnontly they fearlessly challeng competitioh either as to QUALITY t i I'lliCE of GOODS. '' In inspecting G. &T. Young's stocl especially their stock of Electro Silvt '' Plated Goods, it will at onco be appa: ent that they possess special facilitii for collecting the NEWjiSTand BBS DESIGNS from the Loading Mauufai tureifl. In their stock will bo found gooi from ovcry manufacturer of uoto I ' England, and goods of a quality not I be seon in any other shop in the colon' ; GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, J G. &T, Young have devoted grei ' attention to this particular branch i their business, and eince starting bus 1 uess mDuiiedin, 27 years ago, they hai made the Watch Department one of i special features. s The enormous number of Watcln , sold by them in Otago aiid Canterbui j is ample proof that their 'Watches liai given overy satisfaction. Gents' Gold Watuiies, £l6 10b to £( 10s Ladies' Gold Watches. £G to i'3o j Gents' Silver Watches, £3 to £I2II Ladies Silves Watches, £2 5s to i , 10s I G. &T. Young were awarded. Fir Trizo for Watches and Clocks N.I Exhibition, 18(15. Inspection rapectfiiUv invited, BATCHES, CLOOKS AND JEWE] - LERY repaired by skilled workmen moderate prices, Note tlio Address—- , Gr. & T. YOUNG, ! 73, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLING'TO] Also at Dunedin, Tiniaru, and Oamar ' 321 ! PRELIMINARY ANNQDNCI 1 MPT, | TE ARO MUSIC WAREHOUSE. i E. J. KING, i (Of Cuba Street, Wellington), RESPECTFULLY intimates to tl inhabitants of Wairarapa thai 1 , will shortly open hjs Ne\y and modious Premises in Manners Stree i adjoining Flocktou's, with a largo stoc i Musical Instruments, Tutors at Teaching Music, fa. 321 WHAKATAKI POST OFFICE STORE THE UNDERSIGNED has tlio aboye STORE, and desifos i inform his old oustomers and friend that they will bo supplied therat wil NEW GOODS at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. —A trial ItESPECTFULLY solicited,J.B. OSBORNE. WIIAKATAKI, February Cth, 1889. 2 NEW BOOKS, TO BTH MAY, 1889. ANNO DOMINI, 2000, or Woman Destiny, by Sir Julius Voge Only a few copies of the first editio aro unsold, Post paid 4/6, Robei Elsmere, by Mrs Humphrey Ward post paid 4/., John Ward Bcachor, b Margaret Lelaud, cheap edition ; pu paid 1/9. Library edition, post paid 1, New Zealand of To-day, 1084-87, b John Bradnhaw, 12/o,' Alton Looki Charles Kingsley, new edition, 4/ Heroward tlia Wake, by Charles Kinj iley, now edition,' 4/-. Tho Pillars of th House, by Charlotte M, Yonge, tw volumes each, 4/-. Tho Young Stej mother, by C. M. Yopsjo, 4/-,' Chanc and Luck,- by R. A. Proctor, author ( "How to Play Whist," fa, 2/6. Th Book of Patience, or Card for a Singl Tlayer, by Walter flood. 2/6. Th Revolt of Men, by Walter Bcsant, 4/f Hallani's Constitutional History "r England, now edition, 8/6. Montaigne' Essays, new edition, S/6. Celebrate Russian Novels, by Count Tolstoi; Th Cossacks, and Recollections of Sebastftj) 4/# G. W. DUTTON, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AN! NEWS AGISHT, LAMBTON-QUAY k WILLIS-ST WELLINGTON. SHIP HOTEL, Willis Street, WELLINGTON, MBS E. WILLIAMS, late of Mas terton, having taken over the iboye Old Established Hotel, will he (lad to see all hpr Old Wairarapa ?riends, and they may be assured they rill receive every attention. # ?irst-Class Beds 1/G, All Meals 2/, Board per Week, 20/, 3352