AMMS AND HOBEfttSON General ttotckeepears, Aqkkts., CHEEK, i;fi. 10 the ihhktitants of a boT©,l ,usineSß, ., lf i 01l foT-Grdera and Sutlers wa^S lo rt; 6t Notice at Goods delivmd at'fei'ort^ ilfrv Bhe^ins fl nd ; allki^B-of
LITTEE'S Steep Dip •i (N 0» rOI3OKOL"S.) .*' ice f c l,p f >n \\!i«h, "lid .nktßlOOg-nonsot^.-oblaimdf'roiulli« Aguiis, V?. E. CLOUSTOiN AND CO., BlenheimTHE MUTL'AL Assurance Society or victoria. ESTABLISHED, 1870. Special Features of the Society arc fcP ?he whole of thoPr,fiis divided among the Men:lnrs. Premiums UnusuaWy Low. . Age tak.n at nearest Birthday. TolkSe kept in force 1* burrend. i Value. Conditions LiU!«Ur.d Security Undoubted. THE DOUBLE BENEFIT SCHEME !« thebestform of Awuranceand Invtstwent Jt provides for an Assurance, Trfth'profits payable at dwili,«»>«i«-v.r tlatmay happen, «nd ot an amoum e liie attaining • f • J" Premiums then eeanug and the 1 olu-) ie'rg fullv paid up. Tims under one for TOO; £IOOO is Raid, iriib prefix from the Stciety. ' CBJLVBE&S ENDOWMENTS Pr<miums to cease on tin-death cl farent or Guardian, and to be r, !ur «ble in tbe tvent ol the death ot iChild beiore matmity <i ine luliey. Annuities Endowments, and all the usual <b.m« of Life Absui ance effi ct* d. ■ TfimM-- Freehold office ™n of the socity h. Over £600,000. Melllolirne> * ydney, f KSTjalJkcowe: Brit-bane, Adelaide, +-IKOOI-0 Launteston, Dun £HO,OIU. Klill) and Auckland M,s r valued at over £300,000 ' ■ £175,000. y.'C. Yenimore, AGIKI, KAVELOCK.
mun BOTAL MAII ■ .' COACHES. Eiuming Dailv between COACHED I'flvp Blenheim f< i Bnvelf ik nudN-lscn on Tiwdai* 11 uuclavß, end S»iurdajs at 6 45 a.m. reaching Ne»fon at G p.m. the Jan. dry. ifii ninpfn-m Nelsonon M- nrtayW rdm -adaya. and Fridays at 7 a.m arming in B enl.eim at 6 p.m. tlie sam d>y« ii * All parcels at. reportable rates. Brokinp ♦ fficee-Cfiterion Strbkfr Bldiluim ; Masonic-Hotel, Havelock : Masonic HoU'l, Nelson, y DEPARTMENT. Established lb7o. . A Jew Of the leading features of this Department are—1. STATE GUARANTEE.— Every policy is guaranteed by the State, an incalculable advantage which cannot be offered by any other office doing business in Australasia. 2. LOW PREMIUMS.—The pre- : i miums are lower than the participating rates of any other of&ce doing ,« businegfiin Australasia. StIiABGE BONUSES.—In spite ■ of the low premiums, a caiih surplus of more than £242,000 was deber, 1885), of which £150,000 wa» divided, and the balance reserved. FUNDS AT PRESENT DATE EXCEED ONE AND A HALF # MILLION POUNDS. AMU Ali ftSCOME EXCEEDS £300,090,
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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 3, Issue 14, 19 February 1892, Page 4
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399Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 3, Issue 14, 19 February 1892, Page 4
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