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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4218, 14 September 1892, Page 4

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, [Established 1836.] kmki Funds £7,521.9$ Claim Paid £20,816.928 Fin Same Fimd.i. ,„ £1,850,000 THlSUompany offers to insurers the aocurity of invested funds amounting to overseveu million pounds sterling, besides the unlimited liability of a very wealthy proprietary. By a Special Act of tho New Zealand Legislature, the Company is in a position to Bne or be sued in this Colony. This Company has ever been noted for its promptitude and liberality in settling claims. LOWEST CURRENT BATES FOR ALL CLASSES OF FIRE INSURANCE. , LEVIN& CO. AGENTS WELLINGTON Masterton Agent: JOSEPH WILLIAMS, ferwj M,iMOO PffiENIX ASSURANCE Company of London, Established 1782, losses paid, £18,000,000. R. M. Simp, son, general raanaper for New Zealand. Diatrict managor-H. H. Welters. Masterton agents—Wairarapa Farmors Cooperative Association, Ltd. JJEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, FIBE AND MARINE. (Established 1850,) Subscribed Capital - £1,000,000 Paid up Capital anf Beßerw F»nels£43s 000 wrra oxMiurtß liadihti or sharkholders. Fire and Mariue Risks aocepted at Lorat Current Kates, Losseß settled with Promptitudo and Liberality, Admit fob Masterton BURTON BOYS, OMICS-qUEEH BTBES DISTBICT~AGENTS - CARTERTON, G. A. FAIRBROTHER FEATHERSTUN, | ro , m m „ GREYTOW |W. A, TATE, EKETAHDNA TAMES JONES PAHIATDA, G. BAKOLD SMITH WELLINGTON BRANCH CORNER OF LAMBTON QOAS AND OHET.sTREET NICHOLAS LAWSON, Manager. UNITED INS ORANGE COMPANY [limited.] -marine dkfaulment,Subsoribed Cirrwi,, 15,000,000, Wool Insured from sheep's back to London at lowest ourreiii rates. Full particulars ow bo obtained on application to the undoraignedJAMES S. JAMIESON, Resident Secretary, Wellington Or WM. WIGHT SMITH, District Agent, Queon Street, Masterton [Offices over Townsend and Cowper,) CANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY.

London and Edinburgh. Subscribed capital, £2,600,000; Paid-up U'625,000; Reßorjo fund, £1,842,644 MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Agents, Wellington. MrE.H. WADUINGTON, Sub-apent atMasterton. KOYALINSUBANOE COMPANY. THE wealthiest Fire Insurance Company in the world, and distinguished for Moderate Ilateß.Promptitudo.and Liberality. ABSOLUTE SECURITY, Total Invested Funds exceed £8,000,0001 Mr William Wight Smith has been appointed Agent for the Royal Injurance Company (Firo Department) for the Wai. arapa vicoMrtJ, Lanjiton, W.M.BANNATYNE&Oo., Chiot Agents. Wa. WIGHTSMITH, Sub-Agent. SIMPLY WONDERFUL. Mrs Hahcrty: "Bt jailers and it's yourself I ice, I'atf Sure and I heard you were dead and buried. They said Hheumatic hter had cooked yeii'' Patrick U'Mannogan: "Begorrah, but it moiylit hawdom, hi for IP. A, Woods and hit slhuff for curing rkumatiz, Hurt an' didn't I dance a break-down al a wake last might, and it was myself as couldn't walk a slhcp without a pair 0' crutches a week ago. Troth ht's 0 wonderful man is that Woods oj JUST TRY IT I —A auAiUNmn iairm,— The remarkable and certain onw for most confirmed cases of Gout and liheumatism, prepared only by and to be obtained for 8/6 1 bottlo (post freo 4/.) from W.E. WOODS, CHEMIST, Cuba Streot, WELLINGTON Agent at Carterton : Mr H. Hickson, Branch Establishment at Otaki, Amo-' 1 Nover Fail" for Headaoho ond Neuralgia, S/6 (3/. by post)

a a gayfer, LAND, ESTATE, STOCK, STATION AGENT AND VALUATOR, M AS T EBT OK. HAS several desirable properties foi sale in town or country. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE w DEPARTMENT. IVIKY POLICY OIHMNTIIO IV TNI tWIi BIRD'S-EYE VIEWOF GROWTH OF OFFICE. FUNDS, I 8«, £109,000. ... * 459,000. ... * 1,102,000. « AT THE PRESENT TIME THE OTDS ARE CLOSE ON TWO MILLION POUNDS. PRESENT ANNUAL INCOME Orer £330,000. Tht leading London Insurance Journal, "The Poll Mlgittoe and Insurance Monitor," ta;«.Thi only Institutionot Hie kind atpresent Ineilgl. incerainiglng Its affairs on commercial principles Is the Life Assurance Department of the colony of ».» 7 a *UnA ... Altlinrtpli thA nn.ratlnne nf ,U nfincd to a small colony the figures rcachedare very large, exceeding those of the greatmajorityofßritishCoinpinlcs—Manyofour ■ompanleiit home might learn from It a useful ftstoa. . J.H.RICHAFDSON,