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j /GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE v DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVANTaGHB. Low premium! and large bonus**, Fnnda kept In N«w Zealand. Claims paid immediately after proof of death , , Mom liberal conditions. Low Mew Zealand mortality. Economical management. i State security. i TOTAL BUM ABBUBBD (including Bonus Additions) £7436,243 TOTAL FUNDS (the whole invested in New Zealand) £1,328,493 In addition to the above funds, the office has an ANNUAL INCOME of over .£268,000 The Surplus Cash Profits in 1885 were £243£5f OPENING OF TONTINE SAVINGS FUND SECTION Tontine Savings Fund System Policies are ; now being issued. New Assurers and existing Assurance Policynoklers will be allowed to join this section. All profi ts accruing after entering the section are set apart to be divided among the policyholders remaining in the section at the end of 1900, when liberal returns in cash are anticipated. The principles of the Tontine and mode of keeping accounts are not kept secret, as in ease of other Tontines advertised. *♦* Information can be obtained at the Head Office and all Branches and Agencies, and al.so from the Travelling Agents of the Department. F. W. FBANKLAND, Actuary and Principal Officer. I) M. LUCKIE, Commissioner, 1

FRAN CIS MEENAN WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, Wholesale and Retail PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANT Great Kino Steeet, Dtjnkdin (Opposite Hospital). Caßh buyer of Ofttß, Butter and Potatoes THE EQUITABLE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND. Head Office— RATTRAY STREET, DUNEDIN, Opposite Triangle, near Railway Station. FIRE, MARINF, LIFE, ACCIDENT. Lowest Rates of Premium. W. C. KIRKCALDY, General Manager. Suites of OFFICES in New Building TO LET. Apply THE EQUITABLE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND. READ BROTHERS BULL-DOG BEER. The Finest Bottled Ale and Stout imported: Further supplies Now Landing ex Taranaki, in pints and quarts— champagne bottles. Trade Mark, DOG'S HEAD (see model), of which the President of the Ball-Dog Club in London writes to Messrs Read Bretbers as follows:—" The fineßt British Bull-dog ever known was Champion " Crib," owned by Mr Thomas Turton, of Sheffield. But "every dog has his day," and '■ Crib " has long since departed. Your admirable model may, however, be considered to represent a typically perfect dog. If your Beer cariies as good a head as your dog it will be hard t. « (Signed) JAMES W. BERRIE, " President of the Bull-Dog Club." Orders for the above Beer promptly exetnted by W. & G. TURNBULL k CO., Agent for Dunedin.