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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3610, 10 September 1890, Page 3

W. Bell tfJxHlg feu Slaughter STOCK. SALE, OF Clothing ON Wednesday, Noy, 20 AIND FOLLOWING DAYS, In tlio estate of Byrou Brown of Weilinpton,

HAVING purcnnsod.from the OS- . cial Assignee tlio entirostock-in- ) of the abovo bankrupt' at a discount of C3i per ceut off coat will offer the a tim e at SL All G HTERING PRICKS in tho premises OPPOSITE club:hotel MABTERTON, Lately occupied by H. Petersen, as a Boot Mart, ■ . WE ST)GK MUST BE GLEAM!) OUTATONOE. LAUGHTER OF Mon's, Youth's and Boy'B C'othing, Oilskins, Dress Goods, Black and Colored Cashmeres, Prints Calicoes, Sheeting, Blankets, Flannels, Curtains, Orotonnes, Ladies' Underclothing, Trimmed and Untrimui'ed Millinery, 'Feathers, Flowers,' Laces, Ladies' and Girl's Ulsters, Jackets Dust Cloaks, Co3tumes, Blouses, Umbrellas, Parasols, Underskirts, Hosiery, Mercery, Hats, Caps, Ribbons, Plushes, Dress Trimmings, Haberdashery, &c &c V. BELL PKOPiUETOR. SLAUGHTER. SLAUGHTER. SLAUGHTER MUTUAL LIF E ASSOCIATION OF. Australasia. . Established 1869, (Incorporatedby Act of Parliament), Be istered under Life Assurance Coin i s : .VryiTas »»« HOWS a TWENTY-TWO Year record of sound, honorable, aud Prudent manapement, during which. it HAS PROMPTLY PAID . EVERY CLAIM. , Is a thoroughly COLONIAL INSTI: TUTION wita all its funds invested in the Colonies, and no'branches outside them, Does HOT issue TONTINE POLICIES. Believing the sjstam as advi'cated h'oro to be a delusive and unjust form of Assurance. NEXT DIVISION OP ' #Q«pS®ls4IN 1891. Our tables A.R. and H.R, arc unique. No ether office offers the samo inducement, ' TABLE AR. 00 A man ago 30 assures for £IOOO, payingaa Annual Premium for 30 years of £35 3s 4d, shjs secures.the following benefits, J.' At death, if before reaching ago flf (10, the sum assured (£1000) with Reversionary Bonuses added. 2. At age-60, a rofund .of all the Premiums paid amounting to £1055, and the member may continue the. Policy for 11000, at the original rale of. jjfenufiiil, witft fall in fiituro profits, and either draw the cash value of accrued Bonuses, or eise leave them an Reversionary additions to the sum assured,' 3. Or, ho may withdraw,,the; total proraiums paid (£1055) as Ibovf, tho Surrender Value, of tlie : policy. (£270) and also the acorued Cash Bonuses. - - 4. Or, he may have a Mpji forllQOO, lyith full participation rij future profits, and an inpifij of £l2O (about) for tho rest of life SPECIAL TABLE ENDOWMENT FOR CHILDREN, Tie Mutual Life Association of_Aw', trahm's Centennial HRU.mid lIR 21, Are recommended to the attention of all prudent and thoughtful guardians who wish to provide means for completing the education ofaohild on reaohing the ago of 14, or 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 thoao original tables, and a good rate of compound intcral is ymmtttd at the end of the term by the policy, which is non-forfoitable while surrender value, lasts, EXAMPLE—H.R. 21. A father aged 00, endows his son, age 1, for £IOO, payable on his reacllin? 21 years of age, the annual premium being £3 4s 9d. If the father should die any time after-the first payment as' above, j n stci)d of the widow having to continue paying premiums the Endowment 'bpcomes a "paid up" Policy, and matures when the boy reaches 21 years of age, In the event of the child's death during flurrenpy of the'Polioy, the whole of " Premiums paid will be refunded.' At the office of the Mutual Life Association of Australasia. • *, - G, 8, ff.DALRYMPLE,