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ITT ILLIAM BEID, » V Wholesale and Retail SEED MERCHANT, NURSERYMAN, &c. High Stbjbet, Grand Hotel Buildings), DUNEDIN. Catalogue and Price List on Application. I have a very large stock of Seeds— all of .the very best that can he obtained — of Garden Flower, Agricultural, and Clover Seeds, which I sell at the Lowest Possible Prices. My Stock of Fruit aad Forest Trees are all grown by myself on the poorest exposed land I could procure, therefore they are Bure to thrive well no matter where planted, which is the most important part in tree-planting. Pot Flowers cut for parties ; Bouquets for Balls and Weddings on the shortest notice. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. Established 1869. Incorporated by Act of Parliament Head Office for New Zealand : 81 Queen street, Auckland. Directors : Arthur Heather, Esq. A. G. Horton, Esq. Medical Officer : T. B. Kenderine, Esq., M.R.C.S. England Bankers : The Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs. Whitaker, Russell and Buddie. Principal Office : Sydney, N.S.W. Branch Offices also- at Brisbane, Melbourne, and Adelaide. BONUS YEAR, 1884/ POLICIES effected before 30th June, 1884 will participate in the DIVISION OF PROFITS which will be made as at that date. At the last Investigation— viz,, 30th June, 1879— 'a surplus of £11,000 was shown, out of funds amounting to £112,746, by an absolutely pure premium valuation. At the close of the present quinquennium it may be confidently expected the INVESTED FUNDS WILL EXCEED tar £350,000 -a The Association's Policies are indefeasible from, date of issue, and non-forfeitable while surrender value lasts. Its Conservative Management secures business at a Lower Rate of Expenditure than any other Mutual Life Office established in Australia within the last 30 years, and careful selection of lives has resulted in a remarkable reduction of its yearly mortality expe-; rieDce, as regards number, amount, and percentage on existing assurances. For Tables of Bates and full particulars apply at the head Head Office, or any of the Agencies throughout the Colony. J. P. SPRING, District Agentfor Ofcago

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