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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3619, 20 September 1890, Page 3

■ & JIO3 Drapery, Millinery and Clothing ' Wednesday,' Npv. 20 j''^' In tho ostato of Byron Brown of Wollinptoiv HAVING pnrciiascd from tho ;OflScial Assigneo tho ontiro stock-in-{fafto.offthq'abpW' bankrupt* at a diacount'of 03Jr'por cent offioai; will offer thosameatSMUGHTERING PEIOES in tho premises -. _ 'i OPPOSITE CLUB HOTEL rl MABTEETON, . ! ... L'atoly,6conploJbyH. Peteiwen, as & ,: \jj> , Boot' Mart, '•-•

SEE STICK MUST MGLEAREDI \fcrb-v OUTATONGE, ■ '■ \ MUGHTER OF Mon's, Youth's arid Boy's Clothing, Oilskins, Dross Goods, Black and Colored .Cashmeres, Prints Oalicoos, bhcetingsi'Slankots, Flannclß, Curtains, Oretoiines,.Ladies' Underclothing,' Trimmed and. Untrimtried Millinery, Feathers, Flowers,; Laoos, Ladies' and; Girl's [Dlstors,, Jackets Dust Cloaks, Costumes, .Blouses,.Unibrollaflj ParasolsitUndorskii'ta, iHo'sidryj Mercery, Hats, Caps, Dress Trimmings, Haberdashery, &o id PKOPIM'ETOR f ;; SLAUGHTER. SUU^BE i . v ■'"'■ SMUGGER .MUTOA^Lr«E

EsTABMSnED (Incorporatodby Act of Parliament). . Be iatcred under" Life Assurauco Coin? panies and Policies Acts of Now Zealand IHO7/S a TWENTY-TW) Tear record o£ sound, honorablo, autl Prudent rnanapoment, durirt" wliichlit i HAS PROMPTLY PAID EVERY CLAIM. Is a thoroughly COLONIAL INSTI; TUTIQN with all jitl' fundsV invested in tbo Colonies, and ho branches outside them, , , . .> Does MOT . issue TONTINE POLICIES. Believing the -system as advocated horo to bo a delusive and unjust'form of Assurance. NEXT DIVISION OF BONUSES IN 1801. - 'lOuitajbles A.R. ( arjd H.R; are unique. No other■ oflioo offers (lie sa'mV inducement. '.' ..-. ~..., ~:" TABLEO.BO '-•■>! A man paying an Annual. Premium for 30 years of £35 3s 4d. This Beeuros the following bonofitsl— " ' , : L At death, if'b.efdre reaching ago of CO,' the 1 sum assured (£1000) with lioversidnary Bonuses added, 2. At : age .60, -a'refund of all tho Premiums paid amounting to £1055, and tho member'may continue tho Policy for £1000; at the original rate of promium, with full participation in futuro profits, and either draw the cash value of acoru»d Bonuses, or else leavo them as Reversionary additions to tho sum assured, ; 3. Or, he may withdraw tho total promiuma paid (£1055) as above, the Surrender Valuq ; of the policy (£270), and also tho acorued Cash Bonuses. •, " 4. Or,' he may have a Paid «p Policy for £IOOO, with lull participation in i future profits, .aiiti an Jliindi'fy 6f ,1120 about) for tho relt of life.' •■' ' '■'■ '.',. SPECIAL TABLE ENDOWMENT .- ', ■ ]'.,. The Miilual'Life Association of Axis'. trakuia't New Centennial Tulles. lIRU,ard; : IIRI\. '' Are recommended to tho attention of all prudeut and .thoughtful parents and guardians' who wish to pmvido' means for cmploting'tho education of a child on reaching 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 these Original tables, and a good rate ' of wmpimd interest is guaranteed at the end of tho termby tho policy, which Is non-forfoitable- while surrender value lasts, "''■•' ■EXAMPLE—H.U. 21i A father aged 30, endows his son, ago 1, for £IOO, payable on his.reachin? 21 years of age, tho annual premium being £34s9d, Jf the father ; should die any .time aftcr'the first payment as abovo, instead of tho widow having to oontinuo paying premiums tho Endowmont. becomes a'-'paid up" Policy.'and roaturoii when tho boy reaches 21' years. of age. In the event of tho child's death during currency of tho Policy, the whole of tho Premiums paid will bo refunded,. Atthoolliceof the Mutual Life Assooiation of Australasia. ■ G.S.W.DALRIMPLE, Local Agent.'Resident Agent