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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3600, 29 August 1890, Page 3

bmith EIRE FIRE FIRE. Salvage Sale, ON S&TUBDAf KJfIT, &UGUST3OTH shall commeuce a Great Salo of SALVAGE GOCIDS saved from our late firo in Wellington., Most of tho goods have only slightly boen dnmaged by water, anil 0. SMITH being able to got them at about ono third of the Original Cost, customers cau l'dly upon getting the 'same at propor Salvage) Prices,

0 SMITH Atari boing the successful TENDERER for HUNT'S BANKRUPT STOCK oj £2OOO worth of first class drapery, which will bo iucludod in this Bankrupt Sol o Customers am depend upou getting (ho greatest lot of Dargaina ever offered in tho Wairarapa. REMEMBER Saturday, August 30 Stuft lust Go Whatever it wi" Fetcli. No Reasonable Offer Kefused SHOP CLOSED on FRIDAY foj recoiviug goods, and making preparations for Salvage sale G SMITH AND CO # QUEEN-STREET, MaSTERTON.

MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION , OF Australasia. Established 1869. (Inoorporatedby Act of Parliament). Registered under Lifo Asauranco Com' panics and Policies Acta of New Zealand SHOWS a TWENTY-TWO Year record of sound, honorablo, and Prudent management, during which it HAS PROMPTLY PAID EVERY CLAIM. Is a thoroughly COLONIAL IftSTI: TDTION with all its funds invested iu thoCulonios, and no branches outside them, Does HOT issuo TOHTINE POLICIES. Believing the system as advocated horo to be a delusive and unjust form of Assurance. NEXT DIVISION OF BONUSES IN 1891. Our tables A,R, ar.d H,R. aro unique, No other office offers tho same inducemonfc. TABLE A.R. 80 A man ago 80 assures for £IOOO, paying an Annual Premium for 30 years of £35 3s 4d. This secures the following bonofitß

1. At death, if before reaching age of CO, the sum assured (£1000) with Uovorsiouary Bonuses added. 2. At age GO, a refund of all the Premiums paid amounting to £1055, and the member may continue'the Policy for

£IOOO, at tho original rate of premium, with full participation in future profits, and either draw the cash value of accrued Bonuses, or else leave them as Reversionary additions to the sum assured. 3. Or, ho may withdraw the total premiums paid (£IC6SJ na above, the SurronderViiluoof the polioy (£270), and also tho accrued Gash Bonuses. 4, Or, he may have a J'aidup Policy for £IOOO, with full participation m futo profits, and an of 1120 (about) for tho rest of life SPECIAL TABLE ENDOWMENT FOR UHILDKEN,. The Mutual Life Association of i««! tralasia's New Centennial Tables, lilt 14, aid lIR 21. Are recommended to the attention of allprudont'and thoughtful patents and guardians who wish to provide means for - completing the education of a child on reaching the age of J4, ot for endowing a girl with a marriage portion or a boy with capital for professional or business career, on attaining 21 years of age. Every possible contingency is covered by these original tables, and a good rate of compound interest is guaranteed at the end of the torm by tho policy, which is non-forfeitable while surrender value lasts. mmu-H.R, 21, A father aged 80, endows his son, ago 1, for £IOO, payable on his reachim' 21 years of age, tho annual premium being £3 4sfld. If the father should die any time after the first payment as above, instead of tlie widow,having to continue - paying premiums tho Endowment becomes a "paid up" Policy, and matures when the boy reaches 21 yoars of age. In the event of the child's death during currency of the Polioy, tho whole of tho Premiums paid will be'refunded. ■' At the office of tho Mutual Life Association of Australasia.' . G. S. \V. DALRYMPLI3, . Local Agent, :