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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLIII, Issue 15000, 14 July 1898, Page 2

l AILORING. ®- WONDERFUL IVALUE, We, are determined to clear the whole of our WINTEB TVVfiBD3,:&c. .olloniag Enormous Bedttctions i - 0 Suits for J63 8 0 lOIOSSuits forlJE3] 6 0 M 6 0 Suite tor JBI 10 * 0 /i b 0 Trouß. for £0 19 6 THE DBESU; SUITS, BXT OBDINABT. illO Oj,Suitß for J67 16 €• ;£8 0 0 Suits for JE6 6 0 Every Garment turned out in our mual Firat-claes Style. GEORGE ANO^KERSLEY, Economic, AVENUE. the" National Mutual LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. .Established 1869. I Fob MtiTbiL 1i)f» AesosANei, lumnm ANB EHB9WHISTI. J| A WORLD-WIDE INSTITUTION. HON-FORFEJTURE OFFICE, CHIEF Offl:e?, Melbourne, Sydney, Wellington, N.Z., 1 Adelaide, Hobart, Brisbane, Perth, W.A., Capetown, I oudon. With Agencies throughout the World. HEiD OFFICE FOB NEW ZEALAND —National Mutual Buildings,; WELLING PON. OBTON STKTE.NS, Beiideiit Secretary. AMOUNT ~OF EUNDS, £2,704,000. ANNUAL INCOME, £451^000. AIL PROFITS DELANO TO 188 AtSUBBD, and are divided every three years. In esses whore cla'ms are made, or endowments, terminate between the triennial periods, policies will have the exact proportion of bonuses to date added to them, thns giving policy-holders the very fullest advantage that could nccrm from an annual bonus. RATES— LOWT BONUSES-LARBE. CONDITIONS -LIBERAL. SECURITY-^AB SOLUTE. Large' iu vsßtmenta in New Zealand, and heavy deposits with the New Zealand Government, whiah ate periodically increased, correspondingly with the extension of business in this colony. N.B.— ALL CLAIMS PAID LOCALIY. Arrangements ad to Surrender, NonForfditnre, Loana on Polioiea, Immediate -Taymente of Claims, Free Residence. &c., are spatially Liberal. 31MP0B.TAST PaiNCIPLEB C\ IHTBOUUOED BY THIS -< ASSOCIATION. *-* 1. No Policy allowed to lapse on account of non-payment of a premium so long as there is a Surrender Value Bnffloient to pay th a premium overdue. 2, No Member compelled to pay a higher premium tbtn that set opposite hia . age on the published table of rates. B.' The aja of Members taken at the NBABE3T birthday. *„* Insurers taking up their residence in Australia or Grjat Britain can arrange i to have policies transferred and made payable at chief office most convenient, thus obviating any dalay whatever in prompt Eettlement of death claims, or payment of endowments when they mature. The National Mutual cSers the best all-round advantages to every class of poliojr-holder, to whiob feature is attributable its annually increasing volume of businesp, its universal popularity, and , its wonderful growth since its inauguration. J?. WILSON, District Manager, Wanganui. AVOID THE UNDERTAKER 1 1 SB BY TAKIHO M SYKES 1 1W Cough, IB^h| A Soothing and HealVHHI ing Balm for Coughs, Mi R Recommended hy all Sold in 1/- 1/6. and 2/- Bottles. BEAD THESE- VALUABLE TESTIMONIALS. CiiloHbi, EtAFP, New^ealand Volanteew, Unattached. It gives me great pleasure to testify d the relief my family has obtained from ykes' Cura Cough. . Bias, E~q., Manager for J. Duthie and Co. I gratefully acknowledge that a slDgle pottle of Cura Cough cured me of a longstanding cold. Mb T. Mayhabd, Chief Engineer, Welliogtsn Woollen Mills. I consider Sjkoa' Gura Cough an excellent remedy for coughs and colds. Eav. Atar. Thomjon, The Masse, Pvtone It is a safe and ante remedy both for children and adults. I have always found . give instantaneous relief. Mb F. Vauqfak, Evening Post, Wellington.— I shall recommend your Cnra Cough to all who suffer from thrott affections,' as it has given me much relief in distressing fits of bronchitis. Mb Edbhin, Thames, Auckland.-" Send me a dcaen Cura Cough for myself and friends. I cannot procure it hero ; ro thing else does me eo much good. Mb Cobbett, Kiipara, Auckland.— Po-t me by return mail two larpe bottlea of Curo Cough. I derive no benefit from othsr cough specifics. Mr J. o'Hoolabak, Soaohe's Family Hotel, Westport.— I received instant relief from Syktß* Cura Coujh iu a distressing cold, lasttag five months, after vainly trying other advertised remedies. Xy X> mAYLOB, M.A (Late Scholar and Classical Prizeman of Bt. Catherine's College, Cambridge, Englana.) Takes pupils for the Matriculation, B.A and M.A. Examinations. Terms moderate. Audreßß— l'ajlomue. ■t-OEN a «ji A B E 1 Ii AND LICENBEDJBUBVEYOE, WAVEBLET. Agents at Wanganui— Lifflton & IMiten Agent at Patea— > z-EiG.Ho:tm i