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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 340, 15 December 1879, Page 2

GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. Principal features as compared with otlier offices ; Ist,—lnviolable Security—the security of the Nation. 2nd,—Lower Rates. The premium 9 are from 15 to 30 per cent lower than other offices, A policy for £llsO to £1250 can be secured iu the Government Office for the same i amount as would secure £IOOOI only in other offices. Brd.—All Profits divid«d among the Insured only. 4th.—Policies now forfeited for one year »{ter the due date of premium, and after three years a paid-up policy can be obtained for an amount larger than the premiums paid. 6th.—Policy-holders can Borrow 90 per cent of the surrender value of their policies at 7 percent interest, Gth.—Settlement Policies absolutely protected from Bankruptcy. J. KENNEDY BROWN, Travelling Agent, Club Hotel .. Masterton, 340 mHE CARTERTON RIFLE VOLUN--1 TEEPiS will parade at Vickerstaff's paddock, on TUESDAY NEXT (16th December), at 6,30 p.m. J. SNODGEASS, Captain, 338 Commanding O.R.V. Stevenson—Nicols,— On the 10th De comber, at St John's Church, Feather ston, by the Rev T. Eancourt, John T Watson, only son of Captain J. W Stevenson, of Wellington, to Sarah second daughter of W. Nicols, Esq., o Gum Grove, Featherston.