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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9036, 24 April 1888, Page 7

Life Assurance. , /"I OVEENMENT LIFE INSURAHO& Of - DEPABTMENT. 1880. 1885. Snrplna Cash Profits'... ... £73,670 £1242,556 Cash divided as Bonuses ... 56,000 150,000 ; Total Reversionary Bonuses added ■ . to Policies ... £443,943 Cash Reserve Profits In 1886 ... 95,315 Annual Income ' -« . 260,000 Total Funds ... ~. 1,280,000 State Security. Low Premiums. Liberal Conditions. Pbompt Payments. Economy. Separate Section fob Total Abstainers. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. From time to time a limited portion of the funds in lent on first mortgage of freehold security, with option of ropayment by fixed instalments, spread over 12,15, or 20 years. For full particulars as to Loans, apply to the Head and Branch Offices and Post Offices. OPENING OF TONTINE SAVINGS FUND SECTION. Tontine Savings Fund System Policies are now being issued. New Assurers and existing Assurance Policyholders will be allowed to join this section. All profits accruing after entering the seotion are sot apart to bo divided among the policyholders remaining in the section at the end of 1900, when liberal returns in cash are anticipated. The principles of the Tontine and mode of keeping accounts aro not kept secret, as in case of other Tontlnos advertised. V Information can bo obtained at the Head Office and all Branches and Agencies, and also from the Travelling Agents of the Department. D. M. LTJOKIE, Cnrnniinnioner. LIFE ASSURANCE. SPECIAL. TV! UTUAL T IFE A SSOCIATION i OF J A USTRALASIA, iL .: Head Office : 80, Queen-street, Auckland. Directors : A. G. HORTON, Esq., J.P., Chairman. ARTHUR lIEATHER, ESQ. T. B. KENDERDINE, ESQ., M.R.C.S., ENG. CONSULT THE NEW TABLES, Which provido for the RETURN, at the end of fixed periods, of ALL PREMIUMS pnid, irrespective of BONUSES, with tho right of continuing the assuronce at tho original rate. These tables offer to the public something entirely unique in tho way of Llfo Assurance, and therefore mast command attention. CHILDREN'S ENDOWMENTS are also offered on tho basis of PREMIUMS CEASING on tho death of the member. SHORT PERIOD ASSURANCES may also be effocted on most favourable terms. THE FIRST OFFICE to free Llfo Assurance from HARASSING CONDITIONS, Policies being INDB FEASIBLE FROM DATE OF ISSUE. BONUS YEAR, 1889. For PROSPECTUSES and EVERY INFORMA TION, apply at the respective agencies, or at HEAD OFFICE, No. 80, QUEEN-STREET (New Building). WILLIAM T. J. BELL, Secretary. "V" t> —Tho printed statements issued by thi ' office give fuller particulars regarding lt« PROGRESS, present POSITION, and PROSPECTS, than hare ever been required by Act of Parliament in any par of THE WORLD. Watches, Jewellery, &a ' T>Y ORDER OP THE EXECUTORS IN THE ESTATE OP F. H. LEWISSON. In oonsequence of the death of Mr. F. H. Lewisson, it has become necessary to ! REALISE HIS ESTATE WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST DELAY. THE PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC HAS BEEN VERY LIBERAL DURING THE FORCED gALE IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE F. H. LEWISSON BUT THE STOCK BEING SO LARGE THERE IS STILL A GREAT QUANTITY OF GOODS TO DISPOSE OF, AND THESE GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT ALMOST ANY PRICE, AS IF THE EXECUTORS CANNOT SELL AT 10s IN THE £ THEY WILL TAKE EVEN. A LOWER PRICE, WHAT MAKES THIS AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR BUYERS IS THE FACT THAT 'i EVERYTHING IN THE SHOP IS OF 5 r FIBST-CLASS QUALITY, i, , t AND il II * ONLY HALF THE PRICE OP A y ; ; COMMON ARTICLE IS ASKED. L .'..'■ ' ■ -' ' : t •——— 3 ■ . V I <fiASH <r\NLY ! » ASH l/NLY ! a r i>. ■ , *"**—**—-*"—■—'— TT 8 "\TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOX CIATION. f NEW PREMISES: Corner of Albert and Wkllesley Streets Reading Room comfortably furnished, All the I leading papers on the table* ; Subscription, 2s 6d ■ per quarter. The Library contains upwards of 2800 tols. in the various department* of literature ; Sub--5 scription, 2h 6d per quarter. Tea and Cokpbb 5 Provided. Empuoymknt and Boardinghouse 3 Registers. . Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.50. • Evangelistic Services, Thursdays, at 7.80. Bible c Reading and Prayer, Saturdays, at 7.30. • Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. ' '" " STRANGERS and others (especially Young Men) i cordially invited to visit the Rooms, where all information may be obtained. Open from 9 a in. to 10p.m.