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■ - | . , MUTUAL LIFE ASSOOIATON OF AUSTRALASIA. Before effecting an assurance in any othor Office, consult this Association's "A.'B?' Table, which provides for the RETURN OF ALL PREMIUMS paid, *c,> (SO FUTURE PREMIUMS REQUIRED under CHILDREN'S ENDOWMENT POLICIES should insuring Parents' or Guardians die prior to Policy maturing. EXAMPLE, - . A man, age SO, assures for £1000, under Table A.R. 80, paying an Annual Premium for 30 years of £35 8s 4d, This secures the following benefit* :■— ' 1. At death, .before 60, the sum aasared (£1000), with Reversionary Bonust&SjddecL 2. At age 60, a refund of all the Premiums paid, amounting to £1055, and the member may continue the Policy for £1000 with" future profits, and either d»w the' Cash Value of Bonuses accrued, or leave them as Reversionary additions to the sum assured: t ' Or, he may draw the 'total. Premiums paid (£1055), the Surrender Value (£270) and the Accrued Cash Bonuses : Or, he may receive a " Paid-up '"Poßoy' for £1000, with full participation in futur* profits, and an Annuity of £120 (about) foi the rest of life. EXAMPLE— H.B. 21. A' father, age 80, endows his' son, ageT, for £100, payable on his reaching 21 years of age, the Annual Premium being £3 4s 9d. 'If the father, should, die at any t time after the first payment as above, instead" of the widow having to continue paying' premiums,the endowment becomes a " Paidup " Policy, and matures when the boy reaches 21 years of ago. In the event of the ohild's death during ourrenoy of .sic Policy, the whole of the Premiums paid will bo refunded. , Tables of Bates and full information can be obtained from' 0. STEWART litJNROi DistriotAgonfc, Ridgway Street,' Wanganui, William H. Towgood) Special Thomas M. Davies > 'Travelling, r James W. Battea j Representative's. THE FEDERATION FIRE &MABINB INSURANCE COMPANY (Outlimited). Head Office— No.,l, Grey Street, Welling 1 . ton, New Zealand. Head Office, Australia— No. 253, George C treet, Sydney. Boabd of Adviob von Naw ZBAuto, J. S.M p Thompson, Esq, )M) Me ro h an tfli T. W." Young, Esq., J.P., \ Wellington. rriHE above Company have" commenced JL business in New Zealsnd,and are prepared to take all descriptions of Fire and Marine Risks at lowest ourrent rates. J. D. BAIRD, Manager for New Zealand, PINCHES & CO., Districts Agents, Wanganui. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Polioyholders and those about to insure should note the three essentials of life Insurance. SECURIIY, LIBERALITY, ECONOMY QEOURITYis unimpeachable j thepaYvi ment of every policy is guaranteed by the State ; and, in addition, the accumulated Insurance Fund, invested in the soundest securities, now amaurtts to more than 1 J millions sterling. T IBERALITY is unequalled. Polioiesin JU arrear aro kept alive so long as the charges on the Policy are not in excess of the Surrondor Value, Polioyholders are unrestricted as to travel, residence, and occupation. Claims ore promptly paid. Premiums are charged for age neares{ birthday. Policies are unchallengeable on any ground except fraud, or suicide within twelve months. L^CONOMY isinsured by direct Parlia. ill mentary supervision. AU expenditure outside payment of Claims, &0., hoi first to receive the sanction of the Legislature. Funds over 14 Million Pounds. Annual Income over £300,000. Cash Surplus in 1885, over £242,003 (Last Distribution). J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner, OPENINvJ ANNOUNCEMENT. ABBITAI or NEW STOCK, OPEN SATURDAY, 13tk OCTOBSR. Mrs N. Ijpriggens, IN thanking the public for the support 10 liberally bestowed on her during the last 16 years, wishes to announce the fact that she has started in Ridgway Street with ENTIRELY NEW STOCK, all of whioh will be marked ut the lowest possible price. As N. S. has been inconvenienced for a long time, she hopjs that her old customer* will roll up and givo her a turn, as she f eels satisfied she will accord them the usual satisfaction in all their purchases t 'as heretofore. Boots made to order on the premises. Eepairi done on tho shortest notice. «3T Note the Address— Ifext to SIDDLE'd Fruit Shop, Ridgway Street;

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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7292, 17 December 1890, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 9 Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7292, 17 December 1890, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 9 Wanganui Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7292, 17 December 1890, Page 1

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