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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3601, 30 August 1890, Page 3

;..:. 'HbT. 1 " Salvage Sale ONSATURDAfNIiXI AUGUST3OTH ;' TTJE aTtall commence a Great Halo < SALVAGE GOODS saved from on late firo in Wellington. Most of th goods havo only slightly been damage by water, aid 0, SMITH being ablo t got them at about 0110 third of' th Original Cost, customers oan rely upo getting the same at proper Snlvngi 0. SMITH

Albo being tlio Buccoesful TENDERER for HUNT'S BANKRUPT STOUK oj £2OOO worth of first class drapery, which will be included in this Bankrupt Sal a Customers can depend upon getting the greatest lot of bargains over offered in the Wairarapa. REMEMBER aturday, August 30 Stuff Must Go Whatever it will fo Reasonable Offer Eefused SHOP CLOSED on FRIDAY foi

receiving goods, and making preparations (or Salvage sale , AND GO QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. MUTUAL LIFJ3 ASSOCIATION OF Australasia. Established 18691 (Incorporatedby Act of Parliament). Registered uudor Lifo Assurance Companics and Policies Acta of New Zealand a TWENTY-TWO Year record of sound, honorable, aud rudent management, during which it lAS PROMPTLY PAID EYERY ILAIM. Is a thoroughly COLONIAL BSTI: "UTtON with all its funds invested

them. Does, NOT issuo. TONTINI POLICIES. Believing tho system ai advocated hote to bo a delusive- am unjust form of Assurance. NEXT DIVISION OF BONUSES IN 1891 Our tables A.R. ai:d H.R, are unique No other office offers the same induce niont. TABLEAU. 00 A man agfv 80 assures for £IOOO, paying an Annual Premium for 30 years of £35 3s 4d. This secures the following benefits;— 1. At death- if before reaohing age ol (JO, the sum aosurod (£1000) with Ueversionary Bonuses added. 2. At age 60, a refund of all the Premiums paid amounting to £1055, and the member niay continue the Policy fin £IOOO, at the original rate of premium, with full participation in future profits, and either draw the cash value of accrued Bonutes, or else leave thorn a* Reversionary additions to the sum assured. 3. -Or, ho may withdraw the total premiums paid (£ICSS) bb above, the Surrender Value of tho policy (£270), and also the accrued Gash Bonuses. 4. Or, ho may have a Paid up Policy for £IOOO, with full participation in futura profits, and imiumiili; of £l2O (about) for tho rest of lifer SPECIAL TABLE ENDOWMENT FOB UHILDKEN, ' The Mutual Life Association of Atis 1 . Ira Ma's New Centennial Talks, IIRU t anillß2\, . Are recommended to the attention of all prudent and thoughtful parents and guardians who wish to provide means for cmpletingthe education of a child on reaohing the ago of 14, or for endow lug it girl witli a marriage portion or a boy with capital for professional, or bußmesa career, on attainiog 21 years of age. Every possible contingency is covered by these original tables, and a </ ooi rata of compound initresl is guaranlctd at the end of the term by the polioy, which is non-forfeitable while surrender value lasts, .nx,wi'iii--H.R, 21, A father aged .80, endows his son, ago 1, for £IOO, payable on his reacliine HI years of age, the annual premium being £3 4s fld. If the father should die any timo after the first payment as. above, instoad of the widow having to conti.nuo paying premiums (lio Endowment be:omes a "paid up"-Policy, aud matures ivhen the boy reaches 51 years of a«e. In the event of the" child's death during :urrencyof the Poljby, thewjiple pf the Premiums paid will be refunded. At the osce of tho Mutyal Life Aasonation of Australasia. : '"■ l • i G. Sj W.'DALRIMPLE, • Loial Agent, Rvfrtwugoii