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Evening Post, Volume XXXIV, Issue 156, 31 December 1887, Page 4

WELLINGTON \ND MANAWATU RAILWAi COMPANY (Limited). SPECIAL SUNDAY TRAINS. Time-tablo for Special Train to Otaki, on Sunday, 18th and 25th December and Ist and Bth January :— North. South. a.m. p.m. Wellington, dep 9.0 Otaki, dep. . 4.55 Johnsonville 9.25 Hautere ... 5.5 Porirua ... 9.17 Te Horo 5 9 Paremata . . 10.0 Paikakariki, ar 6.0 Paikakariki, ar 10.40 „ dep 6.15 „ dep 10.55 Paremata .. 6.50 To Horo ... 11.43 Porirua . ... 7.0 Hautere ... 11.50 Johnsonville ... 7.26 Otaki, ar ... 12.0 Wellington, ar 7.55 Return Fares to Otaki, Hautero, Te Horo. and Paikakariki— First class, sb; second class, 2a Gd. Saturday Return Tickets to all other stations. A Refreshment Car will be attached to the train. Ordinary Sunday Trains will run as usual. JAS. WALLACE, General Manaper. Wellington, 15th Dec, 1887. YiTELLINGTON AND MANAWATU YV RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO Palmorston, Wanganui, and New Plymouth, Woodvillo and Napier. SPECIAL TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR NEW YEAR'S EVE. On Friday and Saturday, the 30th and 3lßt instant, tbo 1.50 p.m. train from Wollington will run as far as Paikakariki only. The 5.30 p.m. train from Wollington will run as far as Palmerston 01 30th and 31st. RETURN TICKETS issued up to TUESDAY, 3rd January, inolusive, available to 16th January, 1888. WELLINGTON OR~JOHNSONVILLE TO Ist 2nd Class. Class. Longburn 17s 6d 11s 8d Palmerston .. .18s 6d 12s 6d Foxton, Feilding, and Halcombe 21s 6d 14a 6d Greatford and Marton ... 23b Od 15s 6d Turakina 25b Gd 17s Od Wanganui 30s Od 20s Od Patea and Hawera ... 33s Gd 26a Od Now Plymouth 7 Inglewood J ... 45b Od 30s Od WELLINGTON (OR JOHNSONVILLE), via PALMERSTON AND WOODVILLE, TO Ist 2nd Class. Class. Waipukurau } Waipawa 3 30s Od 20s Od Hastings ? Napier j . ... 37s Od 243 Gd Exclusive of Coach Fares. Coaches run daily between Palmorston and Woodvillo, connecting with tho morning train from Wellington and tho ovening train from Palmorston. Company not responsible for coach connection. Between all Stations on tho Company's Lino and between tbe Company's Stations and Stations on tho Foxton-New Plymouth and tbo Woodville and Napier Lines (or vice versa, not' mentioned above), SATURDAY RETURN and EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to TUESDAY, 3rd January, ISBB, inclusive, available for return till MONDAY, 16th January, with liberty to break the journey at any Station. SUSPENSION OF ORDDJARY TIMETABLE On MONDAY, 2nd JANUARY, 1888. CHEAP FARES ! CHEAP FARES ! Caledonian Sports, Palmebston. Otaki Races. Trains will run on MONDAY as follows :— NORTH. SOUTH. -c . . -3a a ponS o w "» ". ,4 -I r-i ci <m w ftr-t |H rH r-l r-l r-l . CSM Clr*mC> 'OWQOHI O gcSin S)r-<rHTj; gfflr-l^icO^ ¦*« •oo=s r^cir-i.-i -jr-Jinw'r^cb' 00 S3. rH r-i rlrl p,i-i oi e>i « co p, "s«d i>c>go EJt?o>«£!a 0 onSSo P O Ol 1O H iO y ¦^rH-^fH-rJI jodor-irw _. co -«'-*' >ono >n pofi?«>?o . 0 o c-i ci mcoco co jjOoicio'oei 2 {j r^t»cSorHrHiN'i>i d Sirs m oitjM^co o © %n « in tjco't^ cdqh'h'w <8 i> i>odoo §1 m sjs Sain !i Tho Company does not pledgo itself as to the despatch or arrival of trains at tho exact timo shown in tho Time-tablo. RETURN FARES FOR MONDAY ONLY: Ist 2nd Class. Class. Wellington to Plimmorton ... 3s 2s Wellington to Paikakariki .. 4s 3s Wollington to To Horo, Hantore, Otaki, and Manukau... 5s 4s Wellington to Keroru and Shannon 63 5s Wollington to Tokonmru and Linton 7s Gs Wellington to Longburn and Palmorston 10s 7s Singlo Fares for return journey botween all other stations. JAS. WALLACE, General Manager. Wollington, 29th Dec, 1887. NOTICE. WELLINGTON CITY TRAMWAYS. A TRAM will run in connection with the above train, and leave Newtown at 6 a.m. ; Tram Sheds, G5 ; Sussex-square, 6.10 ; Panama Hotel, 6.15; Opora Houbo, 6.20; Athonteum, 6.25. Arriving at Pipitea at 6.35. Fares, 6d. WELLINGTON CITY TRAMWAYS. NOTICE. THE Car that leaves Newtown every morning to catch the Wairarapa train will, in futuro, leave Nowtown at 6.40 a.m., and from Pipitea at 7.30 a m., thus enabling workmen to reach thoir work in any part of the oity before 8 o'clock. r^{ qvernment life insurance VjT^ department. 1880. 1885. Surplus Cash Proßts .£73,070 £242,556 Cash divided as Bonuses ... 66,000 150,000 Total Boversionary Bonuses added to Policies £«3,9« Cush Uesorvo Profits in 1885 ... 95,315 Annual Income 260,000 Total Funds 1,260,000 State Security. Low Pbcmiums. Liberal Conditions. Pbompt Payments. Econojit. Separate Section ron Total Abstainers. LOANS ON SIOUTGAGB. From tiiuo to timo a limited iioilion of the funds is lent on first mortgage of froohold socurity, with option of repayment by fixed instalments, snroad over 12, 15, or 20 yoais. For full particulars as to Loans, apply to the Head and Branch Offices and Post Offices. OPENING OF TON'TINK SAVINGS FUSD SECTION. Tontine Saviugs Fuud System Policies are now boing issued. New Assurors and existing Assurance Policyholders will bo allowed to join this section. Ail profits accruing after entering tho soction aio set apart to be divided among tho policyholders roniainiug iv tho section at tbe end of 1900, when liberal returns in cash aro antiThe principles of tho Tontino and mode of keeping accounts avo not kopt secret, as iv case of other Tontiuos advoitised. ? t * Information can bo obtained at tho Head Offico and all Branches and Agencies, and also from the Travelling Agents of the Department. D. M. LUCKIK, Coimni^ioner. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. THE Twonty-Sev«nth Annual Statement of tbo Kqnitable shows that it is today tho Largest, Strongest, and most prosperous institution of its kind in tho world. New Assurances for 1886 ... .£23,237,542 Insurance in Force ... jE85.787.312 Assets £15,731,3-13 Surplus .£4,274,851 SAFETY.— The Equitable has a larger surplus on ovory basis of valuation than any other Company in tho world. ' PBOMFr PAYMENT.— Its promptitude in payment of alaims is unrivalled. Has paid over Twentt Millions to its policyholders. ACTUAL EESULTS.— No other Society is paying on its policies as livrpo bonuses as those declared by the Equitable on its matured 15-year Tontine policies. New Zealand Directors: Sir Frederick Whitaker, K.C.M.G. Hon. James Williamson Dr. Logan Campbell Hon. Waltor W. Johnston H. D. 8011, Esq. GEORGE KOSS, Resident Secretary. AMERICAN SUMMER DRINKS, J\. Opposite Opera House, Manners-street. 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