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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5552, 25 February 1886, Page 4

Public Companies TEE CANTFBEURT Bt iXDING SOCIETY (PERMANENT). Offlcet— 7l, Cathedral square. LOANS GRANTED in ANT SIMS on ftp proved IPREEHOLD SECURITIES. •090 Q. B. HALES, Manager Insurance Companies. -R7IQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY All OP THE UNITED STATES. MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE. Assets over «12,117,000 Cash Surplus over liabilities ... 2,839,000 Income 3,131,000 Paid Policy-holders 16,800,000 No greater proof of onr Superior System is necessary than the Thousands of Poundß belonging to the Policy-holders epent by Rival Societies in Misrepresentation, Anonymous Attacks, and Miseading Comparisons, and publishing part only (as just issued by the New Zealand Government), of an article which, if read on, says :— Nevertheless (REFERRING TO THE DIFFICULTY OF INVESTMENTS), the Bonnseß are certain to be enormone, and those effecting Policies in the Equitable will not be disappointed. (Citizen) " INSURANCE WORLD," DECEMBER, 1884 :— Every Policy now in force in any other Society can, with profit to the Assured, be transferred to this Society. NEVER CONTESTED A CLAIM. Directors : (Withpowor to pay Claims in New Zealand) Sir Frederick Whitaker, K.C.M.G. Hon James Williamson, M.L.C. Dr Logan Campbell. All information can be obtained from the Inspector of Agents for New Zealand, JOHN J. CARTER, Esq., OAKL FRICKHOFFEE, Esq., Representatives for Christcharch Office, 232, Armagh street THE COLONIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE AND MARINE. Capital £-2,000,000. Effects every description of Fire and Marine Risks at lowest current rates. Prompt and liberal settlement of claims. CUFF & GRAHAM, Managers for Canterbury, 2.567 131, Lichfleld street, Ctiriatchurch Hotels Eeatch^i^ Stores SUNIiIDIN /W\ ALE «^3 On .Draught 6d. por glass. And Christehurcli Alo XXX, Friino Condition (Upstairs Sar) Splendid BILLIASD TA2LB, fcr Llaich.o3 ox* Totirnaincii { .s. CLTT3 IIOGW. FOB MEETINGS. LTTITCIZEOi* (12 till lir.lf-r.is?. 2? JLSo— :n.'--Vad!:i{; lU-f ".'•• Hi--, vt. Choice WIT7EB md SP^'IT- 1 r-r INVALIDS. qui.MlV S:.KVH::Ir:P(I % Eop Eitlcis, &c;., *S.:o Country crders auendedto. Terr*-., Cash, JsIETROPOLITAN rpEMPEEJANCE TTT OTE! L CASHEL {STREET, CHRISTCHURCH Containing NEARLY 10A ROOMS. j (Ur.<3er New Proprietorship since April, 1885JJ j This Hotel is the only Building^of the Size, Quality Bud Accomraodfition, combiued with the other advantages it coa offer |in New Zealand ; being also BBICK AXD STONE BUILT, CENTRE OF THE CITY, FIVE MINUTES' WALK .OF EAIIWAY^STATIONIAND POST-OFFI2E. FAMILIES : Willfir.d no bettor' Accommodation anywhere, and on the term?, none as good, as this Hotel affords 1 otiering as |it do«s all the Comforts, with none of '■ the worry, of housekeeping. \ LADY BOARDERS AND VLSITORB j Are specially assured of the Select Character of . tho METROPOLITAN, both as regards accomuio[dation and residents. GENTLEMEN, ! Whether Boarders or Visitors, will find airy and L | pleasant bedrooms, large sitting rtnd smoking rooms, l lavatory, bath rooms, separate breakfast and dining ; rooms, the whole pleasantly situate, large, lofty, ■ cheerful, and well ventilated. • TERMS : ■ i Pjr Day, 5s 6c\ ; p^r Week, £1 10s ; per 28 days, £5. (Private Apartments by Arrangement), i Permanent Boarders ... £\ 5e per week. Oidincrj-, from 12 to 2 p.m. ; Table d'Hc'te, at 6.15 p.m. I For t irtlier particulars apply on the premises, : or, fey lecter, to MANAGER, Metropolitan Hotel, Dox 11, Christclnircli. Rev D. M'Lenuan, Presbyterian Minister, writeß as follows :— "Permit me to express the gratification I have 1 J had to find *he Metropolitan Hotel once more i ' raised to its original excellence, , • " Aiaroa, S«j-t. 15, IKS." 2698