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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 10332, 13 June 1895, Page 1

Insurance. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. [Established 1859.] Capital ... ~ •••■ £1.000,000 Paid-up, Re-insnrance, and „,„_„„.. Reserre Funds ... £435,000 With unlimited ability of Shareholders. Insurances against loss by yiRE are effected by this Company upon every description of property on the most favourable termß. Applications received by B. 0 Lawrence Waitaia W. H. Franklyn Inglewood H. N. Liardet Stratford and 0. Bennell, Brougham at , New Plymouth H WESTON. m Agent. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. New Zealand Branch : Head Offioe, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Local Board (f Directors : The Eon. Morgan S. Grace, M.p., C.M.G., M L.O. (Chairman) The Hon. Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Deputy-Chairmnn) % - Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Eaq. The Hon. Edward Richardson, 0.M.G., M.L.C. John Duncan, Esq. THE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST, and MOST PROSPEROUS Australian Life Office and the LARGEST in the British Empire, The only Colonial Life Office which declares a BONUS JftVERY YEAR The method of Valuation adopted by this Socitty is of the most Stringent Character, and ensures a Conaiderabiy Larger Reserve to meet Liabilities than that held by any other office in the Australasian Colonies. Accumulated Fund Exceeds £12,500^000 (12! millions) Sterling 1 ■ ' ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £2,000,000 (Two Millions) Sterling. POLICIES IN FORCE ... 121,473 Sum Assured £39,510,130 Cash Bonuses Divided ... £6,407,377 -BONUSESCash Bonus for One year, 1894, £428,020, yielding Reversionary Bonuses amounting to £850,000, after making Special Beservtff. Ca«h Bonuses declared for last Five Years, over TWO MILLIONS, yielding Reversionary Bonusts exceeding Four Millions. ABsure your life in the AMP. SOCIETY And secure a Bonus every Year. Expenses of Management 8 per cent, on the Total Income. EDWARD W. LOWE,, Beside^ Secretary. Branch Office— Cddtomhouse Qoay, Wellington. H. W. POWNALL, District Secretary, WANGANUI. j "WHY DRINK INFERIOR TEA. 44 npHE TYPICAL TEAS" X That have won the admiration of all — Young and old, iiicb and poor. 44 T> ELI ABLE" Jtt BLENDS of FINE CHINA and PURE INDIA TEA, Unequalled in STRENGTH, PURITY, and FLAVOUR. 44 -o ELI ABLE" 11 BLENDS pf PURE IN DIAN TE.A3 show Extraordinary RICHNESS and Powerful BOUQUET. 44 T>ELIABLE" JCi BLENDS of OEYLON are BUt-ERB, with a DELICATE A BOM A and DELICIOUB FRAGRANCE. EVERYONE Who knows the LUXURY of a DELICIOUS CO? o e TEA 1 orriers i ARTHUR NAT BAN'S RELIABLE TEA I SOLI) EVEBTWHEBE AT Packed^ in Air-tight Packet* 2s PER LB. containing half-pound and one pound of Tea | also, Id EXTRA 1, 2, 6, 12, and 201 b Tea QUALITY Cenißters; and 40lb and 901t> 2b 6d per 1b chtstH. Full weight itrgUar anftoed in every Package ALL PACKAGES Containing the Teas, whether Cheßtß, Canisters, orPjckets invuriably hear/ac a guarantee of Quality , the Registered Trade Mark' and Namo in full. ARTHUR NATHAN'S RELIABLE TEA 44 rfIBASSOLDBY X MR ARTHUR S. NATHAN come direct from the Importers to the publio ; they are mixed entirely by maohi nery, not being touched by hand . All 1 the Teas aro free from any excess of astrinMnoy, and are wuet l .l' e / claim to bo— pure articles which havo suffered no boIphiaticutioD. Invalids, as wel Jib thoso in health, may enjoy drinking these Teas, without "the least fear of the injurious Jtffects which bo frequently Jresult from ÜBing the inferior teas sold by many retailers." PROPBIEi'OKS Of Hotels and Managers or Large Institutions will find it moat advantageous using these Teas in their' Establish, meats.