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North Otago Times, Volume XXXV, Issue 7128, 4 May 1891, Page 4

GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE V_J DEPSRTME1ST. Established 1870. A few of the leading features of thil Department are — . STATE GUARANTEE.-Every polioy is guaranteed by the State, an iroalculable advantage *hich cannot be offered by any other office doing busineei in Australasia. 2. LOW PREMP MP.-The premiums are lower than the participating rates of any other office doing buBinesa in Australasia. 3. LARGE BONUSES.-In spite of the low premiums, a cash surplus of more than L242 000 was deolared at the ait. valuntion (December, 1885), of wh^fc L150.000 was divided, and the balHP reserved. "* FUNrS AT PRESENT DATE EXCEED ONE AND A HALF MILLION POONLVS ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS L300.000. J. H. RlOHAEDSON, Commissioner

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