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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9676, 23 February 1899, Page 1

Business Advertisements. ' ASK FOR STAG BRAND SOAPS (Castleoliff, Waxine,<& Brown Almond f Beat obtainable for Laundry Work, . Sta£ ft«i ji^y SAND SOAP vssa*^djf Best thing ii g©Hj^^^«f the World foi vSs3|cS>{! ■ Cleaning Hands ~ Polishing Silver, J|Pws2"S» ' Tinware, Dairy J§iiiwi!«, Utensils, and foi (Registered Trade Mark.)] GILBERD & SONS, MANUFACTURERS, - - „ • Wanoandi. "He's Dead at Present." JULIUS OaSBAR was a great man, but he had his limitation ; for instance, he never rode a bicyole, he never sent a telegram, spoke through a telephone, wont up in a balloon, visited a newspaper office, drove a traction engine, rodo in a train, worked a sowing maohine, and worst of all HE NEVER IHAD A PAIR OF BOOTS MADE BY • ' Wi' H. Bird, CITY BOOT SHOP, VIOTOniA AVENDE, Wanganui. THE NATIONAL MUTUAL . ;life association • of australasiaj Established 1«69. For Mutoai. Life Assurance. -Annuities and Endowments. -A WOBLD-WIDE INSTITUTION. The Non-Forfeiture Office. Chief Offices: Melbourne, Sydney, Wellington, N.Z., Adelaide, Hobart, Brisbane, Perth, W.A., Capetown, and London. tS" % With Agencies throughout'the world Heap Office for New Zealand : National Mutual Buildings, WELLINGTON. ORTON STEVENS, Resident Secretary. INVESTED FUNDS AND .RESERVES EXCEED £2,855,000. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £474^000. ALF« PROFITS BELONG TO THE ASSURED, sad are divided every three years. In cases where clams are made, or endow -a xnents terminate between tho triennial periods, polioies will have the exact proportion of bonuses to date 'added to them, thus giving polby-holders the very fullest advantage that could accrue from an annual bonuß. RATES LOW. BONUSES LARGE. CONDITIONS LIBERAL. SECURITY ABSOLUTE. Large investments in New Zealand, and heavy deposits with tho New Zealand Government, which, are periodically increased, correspondingly with the extension of business in this colony N.B.— ALL CLAIMS PAID LOCALLY .Arrangements as to Surrender, NonForfeiture, Loans on Polioies, Immediate Payments of Claims, Free Residence, &0., are specially Liberal. 3) IMPORTANT PBINCIPI/ES f ~ \ INTRODUCED \ Q JBY \THIS ASSOCIATION. I U ' */ 1. No Polioy allowed to lapse on ao count of > non-payment of a premium so long as there is a Surrender Value sufficient to pay tho premium overdue. 2. No Member compelled to pay a higher premium than that set opposite hie agu on tho published •table of rates. . H. Tho age of Members taken at the NEAiiEsr birthday. ' l Insurers taking up their reSicienco in Australia or Great Britain can arrange to have Policies transferred and mado payable at chief- office most convenient, thus obviating any delay whatever in prompt settlement of death claims, or payment of endowments when ohey mature. The National Mutual bffers the host all ronnd advantages to every ohss of polioy-holder, to whioh feature is attributable its annually increasing rolumo of business, its universal popularity, and its wonderful growth since its inauguration. Copy New Prospectus, forms of proposal, and every information supplied on application" WANGANUI DISTBICT OFFICE, Rutland Chambers, Bidgway St. F. WILSON, ; Telephone 199. District Manager. y^HEAP MONEY C^HEAP MONEY J <riHEAP MONEY. IN BWUB OP £100 to jfiIO.OOO ON COUNTRY, CITY, and • SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS At 4J per cent, to er cent. For Form»of Application and f nil inforj mation apply to the Postmasters Hawera, Pauea, Waverley, Turakiua, Marton, or to the Resident Agent, Wanganui, as tho case may bo. J. H. BICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. THE' " DON " BICYCLES 'J . - P ( . C. PRICE, Maker, . C9Wer Avenue and Guyton Street,