THE MUTUAL Assurance Society OE VICTORIA. ESTABLISHED, 1870. Special Features of the Society are P the whole of the Profits divided among the Members. Premiums Uuusuallly Low. A»e takrn at nearest Birthday. roliuL k, P t in force by Surrender Yalue. Conditions Liberal and Security Undoubted. THE DOUBLE BENEFIT SCHEME Is thebertform of Assurance and Investment )t provides for an Assurance, SVofit/payabieatdeatl^vvl^r that inav happen, and of an amoun equal 10 "tbe original Aeenrance 0.1 he Jife attaining a epecitwd age the Premiums then ceasing and the Policy ieS fuUv paid np. Thus under one pulify for £SOO, £IOOO is paid with profits from the Society. CHILDREN'S "ENDOWMENTS Premiums to coane on the death ol Parent or Guardian, and to be Munjablein the event of the death of the Child before maturity of the Policy. Annuities Endowements, an d all the usual forms Jf Life Assurance effected. EundS: Over £600,000. Annual Income: £160,000. Claims Taid : £300,000 Freehold offices of the society in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Launceston, Dunedin, and Auckland valued at over £175,000. Y. C. Yenimore, t AGENT, EAVELOC.ZG Watson, .■CARTER AND DEALER, KAITUNA VALLEY. , % LL kinds of 'produw supplied. 1 Exchanges made for local pro-tduce_-from post and rails to hen s 6 *g*. Store sheep supplied Purc£er of tat sheep, ludes, and tallow. ""■ 100 Tom Wairati Brown River Potatoes. LITTLE'S Slieep Pip ' '(-SOTS POISONOUS.) OEST, Cheapest, and Safest Dip in B theMarkU One gallon of fluid makes 100 gallon, of sheep wash and 1/. packet makes 18 ga lons of wash pamphlets with all particulars may be obtained from the Agents, W.E.CLOUSTON AND CO., Blenheim- " John Smith, TIN-PLATE WORKER, Gunsmith, Plumber and Copper-brazer. Orders promptly attended to, and charges moderate. Address: ■Market Street, Blenheim; : D Wemyss, BUILDER & CONTRACTOR. DOOES, Sashes, &c.. &c, always in Stock or Made to Order at reasonable prices with despatch., GROVE ROAD, BLENHEIM ADAMS AND*ROBERTSON, General Storekeepers, Produce Dealers and Commissi:** Agents. SPRING CREEK, BEG to -notify to the "Inhabitants of J*pring Creek and Surrounding Districts that they hawe started in the ,above business. Kettles waited on 'for .Orders and *Guods delivered at Shortest Notice a t , LOWEST POSSI'LBS-PKIOES. : , J .Poultry, Bhpepskins and all kinds of f.rodnne taken.in Exchmige for Wood* Remerabei I rpRAT J AMfclti CAMPBELL meets JL the Mail■Steamkr at The Grove with his Brake, and will he most 1 happy to convey Pas-engers or Luggage, with other Goods, to and from Cullensville or Mahnkipawa, when; he meets Mr George Smith's boat kysbv Mail Day. Special, tripe can be arranged.
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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 67, 16 September 1890, Page 4
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418Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 1, Issue 67, 16 September 1890, Page 4
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