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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3286, 19 August 1889, Page 4

Business NoticesThe Equitable HEMSSIJItANOECOMPANYofU.S. EsTAIILBHED UPON THE MUTUAL System. All profits being divided amongst its Policy Udders. TTO stronger system for tho (iovernlA mont of ut Company was ovor devised than that embodied m its charter and by-laws. THE EQUITABLE is the iambi AND THE HICHEST SOCIETY IN HIE WußLrf In twenty-nine years it bus paid ovor £24,500,000 to its Policyholders. Its MM Business is now being obtained at a rate exceeding £35,000,000 a year. The assets of tho Equitabio are £19,800,(109,i.e., nearly TWENTY MILLIONS STERLING. Its surplus fund -' £4,311,399, and far exceeds tint ot any oilier ollice, therefore the Equitable has the largest bonus-giving power in tho world.

ACTUAL EESULTS.not ESTIMATES. Hundreds of thousands are now being paid away yearly by the Equitable in settling TONTINE POLICIES, and thcso settlements surpass anything that has ever beee done in other forms of Lifolnsuranco, and no Colonial Office CAN SHOW ANYTHING TO COMPARE WITH TIIBM. C. GODFREY KNIGHT, F.I.A, 326G Actuary for Australasia, WORTH KNOWING. Whero to purchaso WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELV\ LERY, STERLING SILVER AND ELECTRO SILVER-PLATED GOODS, FIELD and OPERA GLASSES, ANEROIDS, SPECTACLES, Ac, &c, Or Rkliadlb Qoalrx I JS"AT LOWEST PRICES.^ g.& t.Young, Importers, 73, Lambton Quay, Wellinoton, Wish tho following facts made known 1. rimt they import all their GOODS direct from tlio ACTUAL MANUFACTURERS in tho Homo Country. 2. That they liavo no commission to pay to HOME JiUYERS, Mr Gcor«o doling, one of tho partners, being buyer in England. 8. That they buy for CASH and secure all DISCOUNTS. 4. That by their buying from the Actual Manufacturers, having no commissions to pay to Homo Buyers, and securing all Discounts, their Goods aro landed in New Zealand at LOWEST POSSIBLE COST, and as only a moderate profit is put upon landed cost, no taso in the Colony can sill cheaper than they can, if any so cheap. G. Ac T. YOUNG

Ave not aware of any other retail lirm in the jowellery trade in Wow ZenInns possessing the above advantages, .nißcquontly they fearlessly challenge compotitioh cither as to QUALITY or PRICE of GOODS. In inspectiu? 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 tlio NEWEST and BEST DESIGNS fioni the Leading Manufacturers.

In their stock will be found goods from every manufacturer of note in England, and goods of it quality not to bo aeon in any other shop in thu colony, GOLD AND SILVER WASHES. G. & T. Young linvo devoted great attention to thin particular branch of tliciv business, and einco starting busiiwbb in Dimedm, 27 years ago, they havo madotho Watch .Department one of its special features, Tlio enormous number of Watches sold by them in Otago and Canterbury is ample proof that their Watches havo given every satisfaction. Gents' Gold Wattes, £lO 10s to £O7 Lames' Gold Watches. £0 to £3O Gen-is' Silvmi Watches, £3 to £l2loa Lawks-Siiveb Watches, £2 5s to £7 10s G. & T. You.vo woro awarded First Prize for Watches and Clocks N.Z. Exhibition, 1805. Inspection respectfully invited. WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELLMY repaired by skilled workmonat moderate prices. Note the Addross— G-. & T. YOUNG, 73, LAMI3TON QUAY, WELLINGTON, Also at Duuedin, Timaru, and Oamaru. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCE MENT. TE AUG MUSIC WAREHOUSE, JK. JT. KING, (Of Cuba Street, Wellington), P ESPECIALLY intimates to tlio it inhabitants of Wairarapa that he will shortly open his New mid 3om modious Promises in Manners Street, adjoining Flookton'a, with a largo stock 3 Musical Instruments, Tutors and Tcachiii!! Music, ko. 3200 JNEW BOOKS. TO Bth MAY, 188 P.

ANNO DOMINI, 2000, or Woman'? Destiny, by Sir Julius Vogol. Only a few copies of the lirst edition are unsold. Post paid 4/6. Robert Elswero, by Mrs Humphrey Ward j post paid 4/-, John Ward Beadier, hy Margaret Loland, cheap edition ; post paid 1/0. Library edition, post paid 1/New Zealand of To-day, 188-1-87, hy John Bradshaw, 12/0, Alton Locko, Charles Kingsloy, now edition, 4/-, Ueroward tho Wake, hy Charles Kingeley, new edition, 4/-, The Pillars of the House, by Charlotte M. Yongo, two volumes each, 4/-, Tho Young Stepmother, by C. M, Yongo, 4/-. Chance and Luck, by E, A. Proctor, autlior ol " How to Play Whist," &c, 2/0. The Book of Fatiencc, or Card for a Single Player, by Walter Hood, 2/0. The Hovolt of Men, by Walter Bcsant, 4/0. Hallam's Constitutional History of England, new edition, 8/0. Montaigno't, Essays, new edition, 8/0. Celebrated Russian Novels, by Count Tolstoi; The Cossacks, and Recollections of Sebastono 4/0 • ' 6. % DUTTON, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER AND NEWS AGENT, LAMBTON-QUAY k WILLIS-ST WELLINGTON. JRINCE OF WALES LIVERY X STABLES AMD HORSE REPOSITORY WILLIAM NEILL Is prepared to supply the travelling public with BUGGIES, CARRY-ALLS, and VEHICLES of every description on the shortest notice. The Livery department is under the care of an experienced groom, and every attention is paid to stabling, bait and stall accommodation. HORSES of first-olass quality kept constantly on hire. Mom-CVi'l% Good AcmmmodulioH cud REASONABLE Chartics. t A 'BUS will run to and tram the Stables to meet every train,

J.TJJF. perry, GENERAL BUTCHER, BRIDGET, MASTKIiTON PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, ' Wells Sunk and Pipes Driven, Pumps Insect and Repaired, Looks Ro paired and Keyß Fitted Cuimxkts Swept wni Latest Ai>. I'ARATUS. All Orders left at Mns E.Tavur'si Registry Office Punctually Attended to.'