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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 9122, 1 July 1891, Page 1

MUTUAL liIFE AS.SOOfATION '**- OP AUSTRAUASIA. .";. BEFORE eftpciinc;'an assurance intdtty ot hor Office, consult t h ; ,s Association's „ "A.R." Pablo, which provides for the' RBTURN OF ALL PREMIUMS &c. NO FUTUBB., PREMIUMS QUIRED under CUILDRKN'S ENDOWMENT POLIO IUS should 'nmrm* Parent or Guardians die prior to Pclicy maturing ' EXAMPLE. '> A man, asre'3o, assures for £1000, under Table A.R. 30, p»vin£f an Annual Premium. for 30 years of £35 3a 41. ■' , :. . This secures the following benefits. — , 1. At death, before 60, the sum assured,. (£1000), with Revewjienary udded. j 2. At age 60, a refund of all the premiums pud, amounting to £1055, jind. the member mayj continue tho ,, Policy for £1000 with future profits/an^eitWeridrjAv, the Caeh Value of Bonuses accrued,* or leave them as Reversionary .additions totbe sum assured: Or, he may draw the total Premiums pnid (£1055), the Surrender Value (£270) and the Accrued Cash Bonuses : Or, ho may receive a " Puid-up " Policy for £1000, with full participation in future profits, and an Annuity of £120 (about) tor the rest of life. EXAMPLE-HR. 21. A father, aged 30, endows his son, age 1, for £100, payable oa hia reaching 21 years of age, the Annual Premium being £3 4s 9 1. If the father should die at any lime after the first payment as above, instead of tbe widow having to continue paying premiums, tho endowment becomes a " Paid-up " Policy, ond matures when the boy reaches 21 years of age. In the event of the child's death during the currency of the Polioy, the wholo of the Premiums paid will be refunded. Tubles of Rates ani full information can be obtained from P. C. MORTON, Resident Agent, New Plymouth, and T. M. DAVIES, Special Travelling Representative, White Hart Hotel, New Pljmoulb. \ ■- ' 0. STEWAtiT' MUNRO, District At»ent, 862 Waneanui. I HAVE a large supply of the very choicest of Trait, which will be sold cheap t3 make room for oilier shipments to arrive, consisting of Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Cqeoanuts, and Dates^Also a large assortment, of Groceries,' B. ; scuits, and Confectionery, will be sold as cheap as;any house iirtowSr. \ V. GRANVILLE, City Buffet, THSRE IS ONE THING every house wife should know, and that is that Hercules Baking Powder is the bast. Why V It is the cheapest because tho Best for making breads, pastry, cakes, puddings scones, &c. Beautifully light and whole some. In 6d and Is tins From allgrccers Special Sale OF I JACKETS. \'ii. H. 'pillar, HAVING purchased 50 Samples of Newest and ! most stylish I SEASONABLE, JACKETS, is prepared to. pn°er them at I very low prices, viz.— j 10*.V,12b. 6*., 155., i 17s. 6d.. 20s. tESS r JFAN HALF THE ; USUAL PKICE. 711 DAWSON'S PERFECTION. . Wolfe's Schnapps, 40 years before th 6 public. Buy original unopened bottles. i WEST &~JUEtf BEG to thank the public for their kind . patronage biuco they have ■ been in nneßS, and to state that they ' will con Sue to give their best attention to all lers. Brakes, waggonettes, &c, for picnic parties; buggies, single or double; saddle horses, at a moment's notice. i Horeet bought, told, or exchanged. , Hay, straw, chaff, &c, always on hand. ifig* Horses broken to single or double 157 harness or saddle. TARANAKI p W OKEY, fl' millwricht blacksmith' iron and :braßS fovnderh 1 powdkkbaw steret, www «*i Y»octn I*4o Ob *» DAW SON'S PfLRFEOUON. J Si )NBY TO- LKND IN LARGE ORtMALL SUMS.AT LOWEST CURRENT BATiSS, I ALSO, — Town and Country Properties . for Sale or to Let.~Ajply to : &BTHUB BTANDI3H, '05 hi- Borlioitor ~~DAWSOVS PJauFJBOTIONT""