NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume x, Issue 1940, 28 May 1888, Page 3

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

For the la^t 48 yen s ilii« Company lias teen before the public, »n. I ha- established t worhl-wnie reputation foi npn^ln and iberal dealing: with its Poiicyhoiflers (who ■bemeelves lire thf company). T.'ie c-on-racta issued by thu >>ew York Lite nre ree from harassinu restrictions of e\ery tind, and contain a special clau-p pionding for pnynient of i-.1l claims in New Zealand, and binding the Company to ibide by the decisions of the Courts .hereof, in event of any disputes. The New York Life never disputes a claim, anlessupon conclusive evidence of the pol.cy having been obtained by wilful fraud, md its policies are not invalidated by suicide, " voluntary o>- involuntary, sane jr insane." The New York Lire issues a greater variety of Policies, and has secured better fesults to its members, than any other sompany. It also has paid tbe largest Tontine Dividends. "While doing this it offers its members Absolute Security, and backs up its promises (which have never been broken) with an asset fund of Sixteen Millions Sterling. Its actual results on matured policies have in every instance exceeded tb,e estimates. The foregoing are a lew of the many reasons why you should, Before Insuring, pet full particulars (at your own age) o( the Company's N on- forfeiting Tontine Policies under the Return Premium, or Five year Dividend, or Limited Endow men t Policies, none of which can you pc^ in my other ofliec. Every information supplied on application to W. J. Shaw, Ditarict Ak'fnt Tarunaki ; or, C. E. Major, Agunt for Hawera.— Advt. w.e