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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7929, 19 December 1887, Page 4

g»;aMiMe>, ""-, , : ; '■' ! THE EQUITABLE LIPB ASSUBANbE SOOifeTY OF THE UNITED STATESNew Zealand Branch Office ILAMBTON-QUAY, WELIANGTON : Looal Directors: (With Power to Issue Policies and to 1 : Claim) Hoj^SIR FRED. WHITAKER, K.C.M;G Hok. JAMES WILLIAMSON, M.L.O. Dr. LOGAN CAMPBELL. L Bankehs: bank of new zealand Actuary fob Austhalabia ' *' v. ,- .■ ■ C. GODFREY KNIGHT Secretary: GEORGE ROSS. THE EQUITABLE SOCIETY: IS ' • » V.J^ STRONGEST COMPANY t holdlag tn^aStffli^e^drT o^^' I '- (Stoplus, i pbb cbmt. BAiis,fis,(ibo.eoa) 2. THE LARGEST COMPANY, having he Sreatest volume of OntatandhigAsßuraiico. (5100,000,000.) 3. THE'- MOST, POPULAft ; CdkE'ANY. havlngfor many years transacted thUargest annual business. ■ ~ ° ON 1886, £23,337^12.) ,4. THESAFfiSTTOPATRONISEtaadiveiy. r ~JL polioy becomes abeolutels inpontoßtable, and 'P-^ cannot, then, like the.polloles ol .jqAdt pp,hi* panics be dontested, or compromised for part of its face value. • s n &«9p?»i AL P CQMPANfiES'^ THE ' PROMPT. Ab soon as a poUoy becomesindelay. o£-sixty days,* but .insinediately upon the receipjT'of "P?oofe ot*m^7'vfth% dedth clainis paid by the Sdcietyld^lSß6 more ' than one-half of the total amount was settled on ; the,, very. day proofsrwisre received;, and the balance, with the' exception of a, few scattering cases, within the first sixty days. Such a Record is Unparalleled. t THE MOST PROGRESSIVE' COMPANY, having beemthe'.pioneer Aa all' the reforms, which . have , made. American life assurance famous throughout the world. 7. THE MOST. LIBERjAL, CQMPiANYi issuing a policy .whiph. combines moio guarantees and advantages than' "any other company can offer under a single- contract of assurance. ■ - ■ * 8. THE MOST REMUNERATIVE COMP AN Y, h&ving not only, accumulated 4 larger surplus for the future boncflt of policj-holdbra, butiaving devised the Tontine method of assurance under- which -larger proflta have been paid to policy-holders' than under any form of assurance ever introduced. > ' ' 9. THE - MOST WORTHY OF BEING .. CALLED A MUTUAL COMPANY: for, not only do all profits bolong to polioyhblders, but no other assurance company has over been conducted in the same sense and. to the same degree in tho interest of policyholdors. From ** the beginning. its managers have -sought to * ■ adopt its policies and 'methods to the needs nnd preferences of its members. THE EQUITABLE. LIFE ASSUR- 1 ANOE SOOIETT TRANSACTS A LARGER BUSINESS HAS A LARGER SURPLUS GIVES A BETTERCONTRACT AND PAYS ITS, LOSSES MORE PROMPTLY THAN ANY OTHER LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY IN THE WORLD. LIST OF DEATH CLAIMS PAID BY THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOOIETYDURING THE SECOND HALF OF SEPTEMBER, 1887. Proofs Name and Place. Rec'd. 1 Paid. T. C. S.Whiteit, Jonesboro.. Sept 20 Sept 20 B. W. White, Paragould . . Sept 23 Sept 23 A. Glvanovlch, S. Francisco. . 'Aug 16 Aug 26 ■ S. B. Wakefleld, S. Francisco July 28 Aug 10 E. Valle, Mulege .. .. Sept 23 Sept 23 D. A. Duff, Gait Sept 27 Sept 27 P. C. Dumontier, Lewis .. Sept 23 Sept 23 W. Poston, Quebeo .. .. Aug 22 Sept 26 P. M. Noble, Lamar .. .. Sept 8 Sept 30 G. B. Emory, Washington . . Sept 27 Sept 27 .C.G. Holmes,- Columbus .. Sept 15 SeptSO F. A. Bush, Lumpkin .. .. Sept 24 Sept 24 G. Gardner. Chicago .. ..Sept 27 Sept 27 J.Myers, Chicago .. .. Sept 26 Sept 26 F. J. Wrightman. Eutala . . Aug B Bept 28 J. P. Gerborich; Atlantic . . Sept 22 Sept 22 L. Friedman, Paduoah . .. Sept 2o Sept 20 J.Cottraux, New. Orleans .. Sept 27 Sept 27 J. Worstar, Cambridge ' . . ' Sept 23 Sept 26 R. O. Roynoias, Aberdeen . . Sept 27 Sept 27 F.|Buse, Brooklyn • .. .. Sept2£bSopt29 E.WaitzfelderrNew,York.. Sept l» Sept 19 D. Lionau, Kew York.. ' .. 'Sept W Sept 19 I. Teiohman, New York . . ' ' Sen); 94 Sopt 24 I J. Burns. West Troy . . . . - Sept' 27 Sept 27 E. Lindsay. Greensboro :. Sept 13, Sept 30 7F. B. Londis, Hamilton .. Sept 18 Sopt 16 / C.L. Brooks, Newark .. SeJtK Sepf24 ' G. M'Ferron, Allegheny „ Sopt 20 Sept 20 W. H. Pennoll. Philadelphia Sept 22 Sept 22 G. Gassor. Reading .. .; Sept 22 Sept 22 W. J. Bookwith, Scranton -. . Sept 24' Sept 2i , W. D. Brayton, Warwick ..■ Sept 27 Sept 27 T. P. Ransom, Corsicana -.. Aug 10 Sept 28 H. W. Goodwin, Low Moor Sept 23 Sept 26 ■ A. S. Carrington, Richmond Sept 30 Sept 30 CLAIMS PAID AT FOREIGN AGENCIES, BUT NOT REPORTED IN TIME FOX PREVIOUS LISTS. C. A. Gunck, Tome .. .. May 6 Aug 9 E. S. Delano, .Valparaiso . . July 27 Aug 17 W.F.H. Bewley, London .. July ' 6 July 13 M. L. C. Chamault, Paris .. July 6 July 30 C. E. B. Karicb, Colin . . Aug IS Aug 16 J. H. E. jßreuss, Hamburg .. Sept' l Sept 1 A. Blumenberg, Hanovor .. June 10 June 16 R. Rhodes, Condolin, N.S.W. . May 26 June 27 E. A. Bbs wortijSydney . : Juno 27 July 2o W. V. Milton. Chris'oh, N.Z. July '5 July 18 E. VUumanw Barcelona . . July 21 Aug 31 F. Miegimolle, Saniauder . . 'July 26 Aug S F. Rodrigo, Valencia .. June2sJulyl2 > M. Herrcro. Valencia .-.- July 13 Aug 24 A. Garcia, Havana . . . . July 7 Auk 5 A. Suris, Havana .. .. Aug 12' Sept 9 " R. Morales, Humacao .. June 22 Aug 25 L. Delgado, Quemado do Guinos „ .. ... July 11 Aug 1 A Semi-Tontine polioy issned at tho present time by tho Equitable Society oh the~XwentyYear Endowment form .will not. give the protection which lire assurance 'alone affords,, but will prove a far more profitable', invest- • ■ mont than a New Zealand Government Bond. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. CASH ASSETS NEARLt? £18,000,000. 'Agents for Hawke's Bat: ,v BERRY, DANIEL AND PHILLIPPSj 953