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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXIV, Issue 189, 12 August 1890, Page 1

NORWICH UNION Er.y-.»« FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OP NORV.ICH AND LONDON. President - H. S-- -. nif .rth I'a '-..i-or, Eaq. Secritart— C. E. B gro:d, E-q, Assistant Secrktary -• C. A. B. Big nolo*, E-qaup. Tbe NELSON DEPABTAIENT of iho New Zealand Branoh has Agcncirs in all tf-e cen'.r g of vopul-.tion in Nelson, Marlborough, and Westland. INSURANCES on all detoriniio>e of Property (including Firm Stck, Horses, Cattle, Vchioiep, ni ; d Msohinerj), ai Lowest Pj-emiume*, and on tho Most Favoueablb Conditions. Policies issued Immediately. Losses Boitled Promptly on pro >f, by W. M. STANTON, the Society's Agent and Attorney INSURANCE CHAMBERS, ,'irafalgur etreet, Nelson. %*AGENT for the CANTON INSURANCE Office, Limited (Marine only). ■^^^&i\\^ J i f ;f£r QOYBKNMENT LIFE INBUBANOB DEPARTMENT. X-owest Premi-oms. Cheap Management. Careful Selection of Lives. Government Guarantee. LOW PBEMlUMS— Notwithstanding the low premiums, the funds of the Doi-artment, fcccumulated during niueteen years, now amount to more than li millions sterling. CHEAP MANAGEMENT.— Tho most rigid economy is observed. Tlie ratio of expenses to income is far lower than that ol' any other office of similar age doing business in tiie Colonies. CAEEFUIi SELECTION OF LIVES.— TIio utmost care is exercised in guarding n^'iim-'. the acceptance of doubtful risks. As » consequence, the Death-veto yoar by year falls lar short of the expectancy upon which tbe tables have been computed. GOVERNMENT GUARANTEE. - The payment of every Polioy is guaranteed by tho , State. Funds over li Million Pounds. Annual Income over £282,000. Cash Surplus in 1885, over £242,000 (LABT DISTBIB-OTIOK). F. W. FRANKLAND, F.1.A., 9] Commissioner and Govt. 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Ab this mixture is pleasant to the ta--and warranted free from anything injurii < to the most delicate constitution of eitb aex, the Proprietors solicit sufferers to gi it a trial to test its ya'ue, " I*6 is entirely free from any poi.or metallic impregnation, doeß not co tain any injurious ingredient, and i.~ good, safe, and useful medicine. — ALFRED SWAINE TAYLOR, M.lF.R.S., Lecturer on Medical Jurisprm ence and Toxicology." "The Hon. Surgeon to his Excellen the Viceroy of India, prescribes ClarkBlood Mixture largely, and spe&lhighly of its efficacy in skin affectio eto. On this account we wrote askii:. if you could Bupply the Mixture itu dispensing purpose--." — Letter from A JOHN -fe Co., Druggists, &c, Agra, India June 5, 1888. •' West Cowee, Isle of Wight. 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