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Western Star, Issue 1577, 8 July 1891, Page 3

Public Notices, the equitable life ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. UNDER STATE SUPERVISION. The thirty-first Annual Report of the Equitable shows it to be largest, strongest, and most prosperous Institution of its kind IN THE WORLD. Assets =634,842,447 Outstanding Assurance 150,138,015 New Assurance ... ... 42,463,772 Surplus, 4 per cent, basis 4,045,926 Income ... ... ... 7,399,309 SAFETY. —The Equitable has a larger surplus, on every basis of valuation than any other Life Insurance Company in the World. POLICIES are INDISPUTABLE, NONFORFEITABLE, and unrestricted as to travel and residence after three years. PROMPT PAYMENT. —It’s promptitude in the payment of claims is unrivalled. The Society has paid over £20,000,000 to ilo Policyholders. LARGE BONUSES.—Hundreds of thous ands of pounds are now being paid away yearly in settling Tontine Policies, and THE EQUITABLE, on the strength of these results, is writing AN UNPRECEDENTED dND INCREASING- BUSINESS. These settlements surpass all that has ever been done in other forms of Life Insurance, and NO COLONIAL OFFICE CAN SHOW ANYTHING TO COMPARE WITH THEM. Locai, Dikectous (With power to issue policies and pay claims) Hon. Sir Fred. Whitaker, K.C.M.Cf., M.L.C., Henry F. D. Bell, Esq., John H. Cock, Esq., Albert Martin, M.D. C. GODFREY KNIGHT, F.1.A., Actuary and Inspector. GEORGE ROSS, Resident Secrelary, Wellington. C. WATSON MARTIN, F.R.G.S., Manager (South Island, New Zealand). Ofilers : Christchurch, Dunedin, Southland Club Hotel, Invercargill, Opposite Council Chambers, Riverton. ALEX. CROSS AND C, FROGGATT, Agents for Invercargill. Rxvehton Agency— J. SAMPSON NBAYB, Resident Agent. HARRY AKUUEST, Agent. TABLE SEMI-TONTINE. Showing actual results of policies taken out at ages mentioned, matured in 1891 Amount Assuiied, £IOOO. Ordinary Life.—2o Years’ Payments. I CO OS 13 U> M 10 H- ) W H CD GO <1 05 O OX OO CO CD Or wocnoi v-* o o o CO ox O Ox h-* M o o o W W H O O O MM M w OQHOCOOOvlococoo^^oP J OX rf*- CO b 0 M CO CO o\ M WWHHOOOfe M »-* M ►“* OT O W O w M to O) ■ I -1 o ■ OOO^iJiOCO. )<J <J 05 05 I Ol 9- cn H ) O LO O GO ososwonsacaoift) h-> >-• l-J m <js*osi+-OOOCa. SI H OO M O K- O . S 3 W w H w , ~ i-i jjjg * £ CD <1 Ci Ox Ox Oi ►f* cn wco h o t/; t+- co moo cd WtDCRWCROCROOi^OCDCOM oojSosoSSowSoqoo* CO^COCOOOOCCCD^^OCOCOO.^ H 3 t-3 ° M ° ►4 > > nj d IOiOLOH-JWCOCBHW^QO Gl CO Q CO CO CO to fcO LO W U H H H 000000000000000 < a HJt-'CJICOOIH-.OOCJOIg-J^OJDtCpDi O«-B-J»CH'J)0DCIU5W®®Ol') hjo a ® 8 w (— 1 M cl oKnocnOtncnlccooi-X'-UO-i. “ Before assuring elsewhere the public are jested to apply to either of the above for jpectus and particulars of Bonuses, eferences can also be had to.,'okl-standing cyholders throughout the Colonies. Nightcaps Coal. J. R, MILLS '& CO., NOT I C Agents, Riverton. E. HAVING disposed of our busiuess to E PERRY & CO., wo bog to return thanks for the liberal support that we have received from our numerous customers during the few years that wo woro in business, and beg to solicit a continuance of the same to our successors. We also request that all accounts owing to us bo paid without delay to E. Pony and Coy., and Mr C. Small, whose receipt will bo a sufiicicnb discharge. All outstanding accounts to be sent in by tho 31st July, 1891. Tho busiuess will bo taken over ou tho Ist July, 1891. JOHN PARRY & CO. Having purchased the above business from Messrs John Parry and Coy., wo beg to solicit a continuance of tho sumo favours accorded to the late firm. E. PERRY & GO. TlraikT Grocers and Ironmongers, PALMERSTON k JETTY STREETS. II IYER T O N. All Goods sold at Lowest i’owJ-i. 'biroter CASH