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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 5913, 19 August 1890, Page 4

NORWICH UNION EIRE INSURANCE], SOCIETY I ,! [E 8 T AB L I S HED 1797.] jj INSURANCES , EFFECTED AT LOWEST CURRENT .BATES, and losses SETTLED PROMPTLY. SUB-AGENTS : 0. MADDISON & 00. ... Hastings SAMUEL CHARLTON ... Kaikora JOHN WHITE Porangahau JAS. H. NELSON ... Waipukurau R.A.W.BRATHWAITE... Havelock B.B.JOHNSON... ... Waipawa STANLEY G. SCOTT ... Woodvillo H. A. BANNER, AGENT AND ATTORNEY FOR HAWKE'S BAY. THE EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S BLENDED TEAS ARE THE MOST REMARKABLE EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, AND A DELIGHT TO ALU THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED THEM ARE ALWAYS PLEASED, &- AND ARE GLAD TO RECOMMEND THEM TO THEIR FRIENDS EXPERIENCE PROVES THAT THERE ARE ' N 0 TE A S LIKE THE EMPIRE TEA COMPANY'S. W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., PROPRIETORS.

PURE BLENDED TEAS. MANDARIN BLEND. TIGER BLEND. ASSORTMENT op CHIN A and OTHER INDIAN AND CEYLON TEAS TEAS. ONLY. FAMILY, at 2s per lb No. 1 2s FAVORITE, at 2s 4d por lb No. 2 2s 4d CURIO, at 2s 8d pc r lb No. 3 2s 8d SPECIAL, at 3a per lb THE BEST VALUE IN THE MARKET. CAN BE OBTAINED RETAIL FROM HENRY NF.SBITT Hastings street, Napier E. BECK Clive W. 0. MADDISON & CO Hastings W. RATHJBONK Waipawa C„ W. MVTCHELL & CO Waipukurau AND OTHER GROCERS. IN Ilb AND Jlb PACKETS. l|g- ASK FOR THEM AND SEE THAT YOU GET THEM .& NO OTHER TEAS ARE EQUAL TO THEM. WHOLESALE FROM J. RATTRAY AND SON, DUNEDIN. aTOTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY ESTABLISHED 1849, FOB LI E E ASSURANCE ON THE MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. IS. OLDEST «T AB I,m ? D K Aim-EALIAK L . S OWIOE, AND THK A BONUS EVERY YEAR.

BRANCH OFFICE: CUSTOM-HOUSE QUAY, WFLLINGTON. LOCAL JBOARD OF DIRECTORS : 2 Thk Hon. Mouoan S. Quack, M.D., M.L.O. (Chairman) CiiAßWis John Joiinhton, Esq. (Deputy Chairman) S AXFBHD DB BATHK BRANDON, ESQ. Tub Hon. Edward RiciiAKneoN, C.M.G., M.H.R. Policies in forco • 87,070 , • Sum Assured £30,691,106 Accumulated Funds £8,169,311 ) Annual Income £1,612,280 Cash Bonuses Divided £3,623,450 f Cash Bonus for Ono Year, 1888 £409.693 i Extract from tho last Annual Report of the Society's Actuary :— " Ten years ago I r ftß it were, challenged Life Assurance Societies wherever situated to show a record comf parablo to that of this Society. Adapting tho language then used to the facts and figures of to-day, tho Australian Mutual Provident Society at 40 years of ago stands before tho . world as a life assuraueo institution that has achieved UNPARALLELED success. *or stability it is UNSURPASSED, for tho profit it has realised and divided it is UN-t-A-CELLED, and for tho liberality of its business arratigomontfl it is MATCHLESS. No other life assurance society in any part of tho world has had at tho end of 40 years 87,070 policies 'in forco, assuring £30,691,190, an accumulated fund of £8,169,311, and an annual 'revenue of £1,512,280, of whioh it could bo said thai; tho rate of expenses to premiuni income has been LESS, tho rate of interest realised on the funds HIGHEK, tne premiu tns charged LOWER, tho reserve for tho liabilities HIGHER, aud the bonuses allottee 1 1 to its members LARGER than those of this Socioty. If I repeat myself, it is truo dc .w us then that such an institution may well be tho boast of Australasia ana vie special prido of Sydney, tho city of its foundation." Forms of Proposal and every requisite information may bo had upon written or personal application to any of the District OMees, or Country Agents, or to Nai .ier District Office, Tennyson street, EDWARD W. LOWE, ARTHUR H. GORE, Resident Secretary. Agency Clerk. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND Offers the advantages of efficient and confidential manag^ en * a^^° vides for the administration of Estates under Maw Contracts, Settlements and Wills at reduced ™Xeßj* t Ghana's Persons who are about to marry, °r who may wmrg „s. & ""° .. .. T tq for benevolent or chantbe desirous of constituting i rusts 101 v * of his able purposes, should consult the Public InvbWß, or any l Arras .gementa are made for the continuance of the eervicea of family