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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10217, 24 January 1895, Page 1

Hotels. COTTI JBR»I9 DEVON STREET PRIVATE Suites of Rooms for Families. BATH ~~R O O M S. Commodious Sample Rooms for ommer cial Travellers. Billiards. Wines, Spirits, &c, of the best brands. Livery and Bait Stables. W. COTTIER .« Pboprietob Imperial Hotel. AUDUS RAYNES, Proprietor, LATE O* AUCKLAND (Late W. Dingle). HOME COMPORTS for Travellers, wb/. will receive tho best attention at all honra. theTcafb ! provides all the Delicaoies of the Season together with Cleanliness, Civility, and Promptness. Wines and Spirits of the best brands only kept. Speight's XXX and XXXX Beer on Draught. b579h INGLEWOOU HOTEL. W. WALKER, Proprietor. tIiHE proprietor desires to inform his I numerous Friends, and the Travelling Public, that he has taken over the above Hotel, and trusts, by attending to the comforts and convenience of patrons, to mer* « f share of their support. BEERS A. ID WINES OF THE BEST, Whihkies — Usher's Special Reserve and Jamieson and Son's "Three Star." A Srat-olasß Sample Room on the premises, fitted with every convenience BILLIARD ROOM. GOOD STABLING. Buggies and Horses for Hire at shortest notice. Passengers have time for Refreshments between arrival and departure of all trains Terms Modebatb, Porter attends tho arrival of all trains at Station 2Ur TARANAKI AOOLIMATIBATION SOCIETY. Fishing ',Season— lst October 1894, to 31st March, 1895. TTUSHING LICENSES may be obtained X) from Mr W. H. Franklyn, Inglewood ; Mr John Avery, tobacconist, New Plymouth; and from the undersigned. D. MoALLUM, Seoretary.' Licenses to Fish have been issued es follows: — W. H. Franklyn Frank Franklyn J. T. Campbell J Therkleson H. Mills C. O Smith James Mcc T. A. B- Bailey Mrs Nixon W. Bailey Endorsed from the Eawora Society— R. Thomson hndorieifrom Stratford Society— R. H. KiveU Peter Hunter. Endorsed from Wellington Society— W. H. Franklyn, jun. Endorsed from Christchurch JSocity-— . G. W. Coateß. bl32in MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUBTRALASIA. [established 18G9J The First Office in the World to istut Policies free from all restrictions. TABLE A R Afe AN INVESTMENT. AGE 37 £1000, A R 20, Annual Premium £48 10s. The member has an assurance of £1000 payable at death, with, in addition, a guaranteed cash payment of £970 should he survive for twentyyeara. The' premium as above iB ,„ £48 10a The premium for a whole-life assurance £28 108 Difference, being annual investment £20 Now for this investment of £20 a year, the Association guarantees to pay in cash the sum of i 970 if the life survive for twenty years, or in other words to return the whole of the princir al with about 8 per cent compound interest. After receiving this splendid return, the policy-holder would then (at age 57) have a whole-life polioy for £1000 (with the roversionary bonus accumulations of 20 years added thereto), at an annual premium of only £48 10s, whereas the rate under Table A for a firet-clagß life, age 57, would be £61 10s. It would be optional with the member to withdraw the whole cash return of ■ £970, or to apply a portion of it to conveit the original assurance of £1000 into a " fully paid-up " policy, and the balance to the purchase of an annuity. The cash , return is not an " Estimate," but a definite result guaranteed in the policy contract. ALFRED GILBERT, i Secretary. Corner of Brandon aDd Featherston streets, Wellington, Wanganui District Agency. ; P. C. MORTON, ILocal Agent, New Plymouth. b 245" J A. Penny [W. E. Peuoival ' Periy % Percival, t LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL, INSOBANOE, AND GENERAL AUENTB, ACCOUNTANTS, &C, 3 MOA-STREET, INGLEWO n L. L 134 acres, 120 in grase ; 7 paddocks ; level good dairy farm ; 6 roomed house ; cow-shed, for 14 cows, and hay shed ; 6 miles from Inglewood and 8 from New Plymouth, on good road and close to school and factory. Prico, £9 per acre. Terms. 201 acres, 170 in grass ; 2-roomed houss and lean to ; 12 t>iles from railway, 1 from school and siore. Price, £3 10s per acre, 580 acres, 52 in grass ; 4-roomed house ; l t 9 miles from railway and 3 from school. Perpetual lease at 9d per acre. Price, 15b por acre for goodwill. 142 acros, nearly all in grass; 6 paddocks : Q 6-roomed house, stable, cow-shed and oj dairy ; well-fenced ; IJ miles from Bchool, fnotory, and railway. Price, £10 per acre. Eimy terms. 112 acres, 98 in grass ; 7 paddocks ; good 8-roouiod houfo, cowshed, orchard, 8- &c.; 5 miles from township, 2 miles or from school and railway, mile from factory. Price, £8 por acre. Terms can always ba arrangod, if purchasers desire it. be Townßbip sections ia Inglewood, a? WsiQuku, Midhirst, and Stratford. — LOANS NEGOTIATED. is ny Debts and Rents Collected.— Plans and ir Specifications prepared for Buildings Jk &c )o All communications regarded as striotly onlidoatial. b2oom