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Colonist, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5793, 3 May 1890, Page 2

/GOVERNMENT LIFE SSSUBAH6B V& VJT ■ '.'.".PABTMBN??. ;:■;.;;-' . CHtEF ADVANTAGES: i Low premiums ana largebonuses. ? Funds kept in New .%«****&• & Claims paid immediately after proof 01 a«*ra» Most liberal conditions. ■"•■■- » Low New Zealand mortality. Economical management., ■■■■ - State security. TOTAL SUM ASSURED (including .„„_ Bonus Additions) , ... '*..,.. over 47>M0.QM TOTAL FUNDS (the whole invested m ■ New Zealand)... ... .: ?,-*.- over £1,600,006 In addition to the above funia,*the Office has tB Annual Income of over £282,000. The Surplus Cash Profits in 1885 (last valuation* . .i were £242,556. - r TON TrKTE SAVINGS OFUJND SECTIOW, Tontine Savings Fund System Policies ara noit b New I "aSSwb ana e^ting^surance Policy. holders are allowed to )om this section. All profits accruing after entering tba section art sit apart to be divided among .the policy, holders remaining in the section at the end ot 1900, when liberal returns in cash are anticiPa The' principles of the Tontine anS, .mode of keeping accounts are not. kept secret, as in cas* of other Tontines advertised. THE PRESENT TONTINE WILL CLOSE ON THE31ST DECEMBER, 1890. * * Information can be obtained. at tho H«ad Office and all Branches and Agencies, and also from the Travelling Agen^of^De^rtment. „, Commissioner and Govt. Actuary. j-\N SALE at "OOIiONIST" promlssoby note books ON DfiMASP FOSM^ PRIME ENTRY 7 . v .. . and other Custom Hons&Formß. ..: ■:' • * ■■■■ ' A .-<.-.; ik. ■ jy. USIO.SBIiL^^MOTURB FRAME HARDY-STREE!& NELSON* ff „ Maps or Piotoea mbantß, Attained' iani ; varnished • «'• Agood Assortment of Oleoa, Photos, Engravings and Ohromoaj)n>hand-. c Violinff, Aocordeona, Goifoertinag.i&OV „ Violin MuEio o SteingSy-and <Fittinga Masio - Sheet, Tntora. and Booka , , Any Masio not' in Stbdfc obtsuied in a fetr days at oorrent rates A- splendid aesprtment ,0? Bppk,,Maflio r to ■ ■ ■ ■ ' ' ■ ' feleot^ftpm l ;-; ''; : * v •'- ' Orders by pos oarefally '"attended to.^ Oonoertinaa, YioUntf,^.v properly repairai ZEALANDIA BOOTS; ' npHIS celebrated Brand has l atoodihe|te<i J of 15 years experience, and now is more jmmilar than ever. From Aue&aod-tothft Bluff the Zealandia has become, identifies real honest wear and gopd fitting. The pnWio buy them without hesitation, knowitfg thai every pair is absolutely warranted. New Styles are being constantly addedV Let everyone who studies economy and comfort buy.nothing but ZBALANDIA BOOTS. Every pair branded on the soleNone others are Genuine. 1807 ADAMS * KINGDON Ha?e Che following Properties for Sale and to Let. Farm at Hop^ ! To Lieiti r J*Q LET, for sor 7 years, the Farm atr L Hope, 123 acres, now occupied by Mr Benjamin Primmer. Poasession 15th May next. For Sals ihRSI Wflillllilk IF lid 1, G. F. RUSS' PROPERTY. 3f\f* AOBB3, Waimea West, the \}\J property 0! 0. F. Ruas, with new 6-roomed Houße thereon. Fifty aores consist of some of the best land in the District, and the balance- consist of low hills, good grazing. This Farm is one of the best in the Oistriet and is well worthy the attention of anyone on the look out for a really good farm. Farm, Waimea West. 51 ACRES part of. Section 120, ;JL the property of Christian Sehwass. The whole of the property is first-olifla Agricultural Land, and comprises one of;tha moßt Co; — rf mi valuable Farms in she Waimes "\. •„• riot. FarM at Stoke J (Part of Aunesbrook Etate) f\C> ACRES, part of tHe above UO Estate, with COTTAGE thereon, all first-class Agricultural Land, well fenced, and well watered. * " , The above is all flat land, and offers a. splendid chance for any person on the' look out for a really good farm. . Farm MStoltg* ,^_. 2Q ACRES, between Mr MtriiiAy'fl' £/ and Mica Btjxtos's Property.' All first-class level Agricultural. Ln nd.., There v a never failing stream of water rdnning on one side of the Property. ; ; ; . . A '° . Farm in Aniseed Valley (p.trt of Hans Busoh's Estate) 0 AF7 ACRES (more or less) Sections' ■ I A l } / and 88, and part of Sections 2,' uv ■ and 8, Block I. This Property'fc on the opposite side of the River to the Homestead ; is all securely fenced. r About Fifty Aores has been cropped, the balance good grazing. I WAIMEA WEST (a Baa-gain) 3f\ ACRES Freehold, with Hoiraa, \J Hop Kiln, &o. - To Letr:-/^ The PALACE SKATING BINK. The ARC ADS adjoining Palace Skating Rink. .: PANAMA HOUSE. Residence te^slsaa HE RESIDENCE with one acre ■\ or three aores (at option of purohaaet or tenant) of ground .surrounding. same, 11 ", rooms, dose to BoyB?; College, s kndwxf, & ',- "Kinloch," oommaDding fine viaw of Bay. Also, for Sale, together or in Building. Lolife to suit purchasers, the Two Grasa AorW ad-^ joining (upon one of which i| stable taA^ ooaoh house). These acres offerAmagcafioen^L building Bites; • '- H ''f "",!jf The RESIDENCE iH;jß^a|H^a: '; street, Seven Room, one^ow 6j:ohard, *; with eyery/oonyeni^nde, "formerly * oda»V lts ' pied by CbldneljFarri n Dg|cyn. Miis ill fiogrjop, SOLIOITOBS, SEIiSOB