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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9085, 18 May 1891, Page 3

Egmont Rink WILL BE OPEN TO LADIES ONLY on Monday Evenings. Thursdays and Saturdays— All-comers — from 7 30 to 10 p.m. ADMISSION : : : : : 64. Rinkß : : : 6d. Satobd>y Afternoons for Children — Admission, 61. 747 • _. B. LEE JURY. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. OF AUSTRALASIA. "DEFORB eftecticg an assurance ia any ■*-* other Office, oonsululre Association's uAß."rabln,u Aß."rabln, *vbich provides for tho RETURN OF ALL PREMIUMS paid, &o. NO FUTURE PREMIUMS .REQUIRED under CHILDREN'S ENDOWMENT POLIO IKS should insuring Parent or Guardians die prior toPclioy maturing. EXAMPLE. A man, acre 30, assures for £1000, under Table A.R. 30, paving an Annual Premium for 30 years of £35 3s 4.1. This secures the following benefits: — 1. At death, before 60, the sum fissured ! (£1000), with Reversionary Bonuses added. 2. At age 60, a refund of all the pro miumß pud, amounting to £1055, and tho ntomber may continue trio Policy for £1000 with futuro profits, and either draw the Cash Wilui* of Bonuses accrued, or Iwave them ne Reveraionury additijna to the sum assured: Or, he may draw the tot'il Premiums paid (£1055), tho Surrender Value (JC27O) and the Accrued Cash Bonuses : Or, ho may receive a " Paid-up " Policy for £1000, wi'h full participation in future profits, nnd an Annuity of £120 (about) for the rest of life. EXAMPLE- -H.R r 21. A father, aged 30, endows bis son, age 1, fot £100, payable on his reaching 21 years of age, the Annual Premium bein? £3 4s 9<3. If the father should die at auy time after tbe first payment as above, instead of the widow, having to continue payin? premium?, the endowment becomes a"PaH-up" Policy, en-i matures when lha boy reaches 21 years of age. In the event of the child's death during the currency of the Policy, the wholo of the Premiums paid will be refunded. Tables of Rates and full inEoruaaticn can be obtained from P. C. MORTON, ReaiJent Agent, Now Plymouth, and T. M. DAVIEP, Special TruvelliDg Representative, White Hart Hotel, New Ply mouth. C. STEWART MUNRO, District Agent, 802 Wanganui. GREAT Drapery Sale. FOR CASH ONLY—EXPIRATION OF LEASE— PUBLIC "BENEFIT STORES. The most 0* IMPORTANT DRAPERY AND'^i US .CLOT KING.. SALE .g» of the Soaeon. TO cloar the Stock tho greatest BARGAINS ever offered to the Pnblio of a really first class stook of Drapery and Clothing. As the sals is compulsory, Urn GOODS MUST BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST. The stock being well-known for its etorling quality, town and country Storekeepers will do well to call early and Hurt up. As this sale is NOPUFF, the public will act wisely by calling early, aad securing goods of suoh sterling quality at . UNHEARD OF PRICES. It would be folly to attempt to quote prices, aB tbe goods riiust be seen to realise the benefits to be eeoured. Rather than ofier> the stook by tender, M. A. BOWE» has determined to give her customers the benefit of tbe sacrifice that will have ' to be made. ' Thia important sale will COMMENCE MAY 20. $§T Remember therAddress, — THE DRAPER? AND CLOTHING DEPARTMENT ' of the PUBLI3 BENEFIT STORES. %3r Tbe f-hop will be closed oa Tuesday, the 19tb inst. 863 DAWSON^S PERFECTION. DONALD CALDER, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. TEA AND SEWING MACHINES SPECIALITIES John Earle & Oo.'a Dunedin Exhibition Prize Teas Cejlon, 2s per lb; Indian Pekoe, 2s pr lb Special Blended, 2s, 2s 4d, 2s 6d, 3s ' "*•"" £ B. d. Silberberg Hand Machine, arid Cover 6 10 0 Doruestu) Treadle, 3 Drawers, and Cover ... ... ... 9 0 0 White Trwwle, Dropleaf, and • Cdver 9 10 0 New "Homo Trbudlr, Droplenfj ' and Cover ... ... ... 9 10 0 v subject to 10 per oeur. discount for cash. All kinds of Sewing Machine Needles and. Oil kept in stook, All bindß of Sewing Machines oleaned and repaired. - Note the ArldreßB — NEXT MJBS COTTIER'S. , 812 TO LET. '"THAT commodious T« i n roomed Shop *■ and Dwelling in Devon-street West. - Applyt ° B.COCK, . 744 Brougbswitreit,

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