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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XII, Issue 4181, 5 January 1885, Page 4

The Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society Limited, ESTABLISHED 1874. Brunches in all the Australian Colonies, Cape Colony and New Zealand. Auckland Office — 139, Queen Street. Directors:!. M. Shera (Chairman) ; S. Thorne George ; F. J. Moss, M.H.R. Dunedin Office— High Street. Directors : E. J. Spence (Chairman) ; W. J. M. Larnach, C.M.G., M.H.R. ; Hon. George McLean, M.L.C. ; Hon. Robert Stout, Premier. Wellington Office— Lambton Quay. Directors : J. B. Harcourt (Chairman), Geo. Beetham, M.H.R. H. S. H. LYALL, General Secretary for New Zealand. fTIHE results of the second quinquennial JL period just completed prove the above Society to have been the most successful ever known, either in America, Australia, or Britain, having multiplied its funda more than Bix (6) fold in the last five years. The Premiums are moderate, in themselves constituting an immediate Bonus. Colonial Mutual Policies are Incontestable from the date of Issue (being entirely free from obnoxious conditions as to travelling, residence,* mode of life, or manner of death), and if of tioo years' duration (except absolute Tontine) are not forfeitable, but kept in force while of sufficient surrender value to pay one premium. The Profits belong wholly to the Members, and are all invested in the Colonies. All claims are paid within One Month after proof, on delivery of the Policy duly discharged. The Colonial Mutual has added to all the ordinary forma of Assurance several distinctive features, and is the only Colonial Life Office which issues TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES. The " Absolnte" and " Modified" Tontine Policies of the Colonial Mutual secure advantages not offered by any foreign ComAt the expiration of the Tontine period (10, 15, or 20 years, as may be selected), the advantages to members are far beyond anything to be obtained under the ordinary Scheme of Life Assurance, the accumulated surplus being divided amongst the survivors, who are then allowed various attractive options in dealing with their policies. The full amount assured will be paid in case of death before the termination of auch period. The Tontine plan requires punctuality in the payment of premiums. It therefore tends to encourage regular and temperate habits. As Tontine results are largely influenced by the ratio of mortality experienced, and rate of interest realised, it may fairly be presumed that the healthy climate of New Zealand, and the favorable opportunities for the employment of money in these colonies, will enable the Colonial Mutual to achieve results beyond anything attained by a Foreign Office. A TONTINE POLICY provides a certain, secure, and profitable investment, combined with Life Assurance, at ordinary fates, and as such is becoming deservedly popular amongt the business classes of the community. A Policy of Life Ihsurahce is the cheapest and safest mode of making a certain provision for one's family. —Benjamin Franklin. The most successful Insurance Society in the Australian Colonies. Soundness and thoroughness and vigor characterise all the proceedings of this Society.— Insurance Journal. The Colonial Mutual .Life Assurance Society has more than one rival, but in respect of position, pro■pects, and attraction to insurers it stands unaur> passed.— lnsurance Spectator. The Colonial Mutual Tontine and other Estimates will be furnished on application at any of the offices, or of MR. J. COLEMAN, Local Agent, Gisborne. THE MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF VICTORIA (Limited). For Life Assurance, Endowments, and AUNtJITIEB. Policy-holders divide Profits. Head Office for North Island : National Bank Buildings, Auckland. Local Directors : K. C. Barstow, Esq. (Chairman), The Hon. E. Mitchelson, M.H.R. D. B. Cruicksliank, Esq. Head Office for South Island : Colonial Bank Buildings, Dunedin. Local Directors : The Hon. W. H. Reynolds, Jno. M. Ritchie, Esq. Jno. Roberts, Esq. Agents for Gisborne: COMMON, SB ELTON, & CO. NOW OPENMEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS', SUMMER CLOTHING, AT H. LEWIS'S. NOW OPENMen's.Boys' and Youths' Summer HATS, in Leghorn, Straw, and Felt, all colors, at— H. LEWIS'S. NOW OPEN— Ladies', Genta', Boys', and Youths' SUMMER HOSIERY., at H. LEWIS'S. NOW OPEN— Ladies' and Girls' Plain and Faucy STRAW HATS, newest Shapes, At H. LEWIS'S. jTOW OPEN— Ladies' and Children's Silk and Cotton GLOVES, Black and Colored, A H. LEWIS'S. NOW OPENSUMMER DRESS GOODS and DX APERY, At H. LEWJS &0W OPENLace Collars and Collarets, Frillings, and Indian Muslins, At H. LEWIS'S. NOW OPEN— 20 dpz. of my usual Sixpenny Summer HATS, now Selling at Fivepence. H. LEWIS'S. NOW OPENLadieß* CORSETS (a large variety) ; also Ladies' Night-Dresses, Chemises, &c , At H. LEWIS'S. NOW OPEN— A large assortment of FANCY GOODS, Pocket and Table Cultery, At H. LEWIS'S. All the ibove ate WELL BOUGHT, and will be Sold at the Lowest Possible Marginal Profits. H. LEWIS. BEST BRANDS AND QUALITIES OF— GROCERIES, AND OILMAN STORES, Always cn_and,and LOWEST PRICES CHARGED. H. LEWIS. Families waited on and Gooods, Delivered FREE OF CHARGE, H. LEWIS. 481