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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11950, 27 March 1894, Page 4

A UST EALIAN ~\/r iAL PEOVIDENT SOCIETY. New Zealand Branch Head Office, Customhouse-quay, We, lington. Local Board of Directors : The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., 0.M.0 M.L.C. (Chairman) Phe Hon. Charles J. Johnston, I&C o, (Deputy Chairman) J Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. The Hon. Fdward Eichardson, C.M.G. ! John Duncan, Esq. Medical Officer Or. W. G. Kemp, M.E.C.S. (England) THIS OLDEST, WEALTHIEST A MOST PBOSPEEOUS AUSTBALIAN LIFE OFFICE, AND THE LAEGEST IN THE BEITI&B The Only Colonial Life Office wh declares A BONUS EVERT TEAR The Method of Valuation adopted by this Society is of the most Stringent Character and ensures a Considerably Larger Reserv I to meet LvAilities than that held by any ■ toher office in the Australasian Colonies. I ACCUMULATED FUNDS, I SIU 000,000 (ELEVEN MILLIONS) Sterling, Al invested to yield nearly 6 per cent. POLICIES IN FOECfi ... H6,20 bum Assured 888 2 Accumulated Funds ... Annual Income j61,960>28 . Cash Bonuses Divided ... £5,434,622 »* BONUSES! CASH BONUS for ONE year, 1892, 42604,261, yielding Eeversionary Bonuses amounting to J61,03Q,Q00, after making SPECIAL EESEBVES amounting to £234,511. CASH BONUSES declared tor lastFIVE • year, over TWO MlLLlONS.yielding louemTllion~ esceedine ASSUEE • YOUE~"IIFE IN THB A.M.P. SOCIETY, And Secure a BONUS EVEBY YEA Expenses of Management OJ per cen. , on the total income. EDWAED W. LOWE, Eesident Secretary. Branch Office— Custom-house Quat, Wbllinoto H, W. POWNALL OP DißtrictSecretary. • Wamoahoi . XMPOETANT TO FAEMEBB> CREAP MANURES. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPOET \ COMPANY Offer their Manures, prepared by the I American process, at the folio n ing prices 1 on trucks at Ngahauranga, f 0.b., Wol I lington :— I Bone Meal, Ist quality, per ton ... jE6 ' Bone Meal, 2nd quality, „ ... £5 Blood Manure „ ... £5 Mixed Manure „ ... £4 Samples, with copies of analysis, will be forwarded on application. The Company are purchasers o£ ALL CLASSES of Fat Stock, and are represented on the West Coast by Mr J. Mul. line, of Pfilmerston North. DILtfOT SLADDEN, Secretary. JT.OBEIS AND A S;HOBOFT LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, f AUTHOEISED SUEVEYOES, T (Liconsed to Survey under the Land Transfer Act), HUNTEBYILLE, EANGITIKEI, N.Z SMALL GEAZING BC7NS. No. 4C, 373 acroa, partly improved j 100 cheep; 6d rental; house; ■ goodwill, £810; easy terms. • No. 48, 631 acres, 250 in grass; house and yardj 6d rental; 600 ewes in lamb; goodwill, £1400) easy terms. GOVEBNMENT LEASES WITH EIGHT OF PUECHASE. No. 3, 1317 Acres, improved ; cheap ; easy terms; Poukiore No. 29, 220 Acres, improved; Otainakapua No. 50, 1290 Acres, West Boad, Pukiore; partly improved ; rent, 9d j (P. clause at 16s) ; goodwill, 25s per acre. No, 51, 161 Acres Birmingham Blook, § acres in grass ; whare and fencing ; rent, Is 3d; (P, clause at? 58); goodwill,i>2so. FBEEHOLD. No. 41, 470 Acres, improved; £Q 16s ; Paraekaretu N0. 43, 870 Acres, improved; £3; terms; Otairi No, 44, 107J Acres, 2 bou6osj improved ' Poukiore No. 45, 872 Acres, partly improved,Otairi 60b per acre. No. 49, 166 acres, Poukiore, impioved; house, etc. ; £7. 4-roomed House and Here, centre of Hunterville ; 9s. A largo list from I acre to 12 acre town sections in Hunterville and Ohingaiti, with or without house. BUSINESSES IN HUNTEEVILLE. Butcher's shop and 4-roomed house, 6 bullocks and 12 sheep ; weekly ; price £700; easy terms. Hotel and livery stables ; goodwill. Corner store, dwolling-houso and hall , H acres ; £800. Billiard saloon and tobacconist and fancy goods shop; cheap. OHINGAITI. Billiard saloon and barber shop ; best Bit: in town, £500. WAITU.VA. Store and Accommodation House ; a bargain. rWLON mEA t\epot, BIDGDWAY STEEET. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. J. pTwatt Begs to intimate to the inhabitants of Wanyaaui and District thathe has opened a TEA DEPOT, with a Choice Selection 0 the finest CEYLON TEAS. By confining his attention to this veiy important article cf household consumption, J. P. W, can>B3uro',the public that they may rely on getting the purest and beat Teas possible to offer them. One trial will convince lovors of a good Cup of Toa of the exceptional value placed within their reach. Teas at 2s, 2s 3d, 2s Cd, and 2s 9d per pound. Half-chosts and Boxes at W 0 osals Pi ices. K«UMinnH<^nMMmMnM«xa.MWHnv