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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 195, 16 August 1907, Page 7

■___ PBAPEBT, CLOTmHG, ETC. SMITH &GAUGHEY, Ltd We are Specialists In the Manufacture ■Of . .■.;--■'■ - Luxurious Easy Chairs Our various EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTIONS, afford that repose and comfort which can only be obtained by the combination of expert te&msng _and specially selected materials. Our New for 1907 are the,result of many years' experience in manufacturing Upholstered Furniture of the Highest Cl&as, . and for restfnlness and '' . ... durability cannot be equalled. ONE OF OITR SPECIALITIES! Many others on view in our Spacious Showrooms. "THE ADVANCE" The Easiest Chair in the World (FATEKTISj and our Gastaat- - -jS^^eSL.erg consider it is in reality, as the name implies, THE EASIEST CHAIR IN THE WOELD. : • . " •- Thaee Chairs have a WOELD-WIDE EEPUTATION, having by us to nearly all parts of the -world, including England, Ireland, aad Scotland, America, South Africa, and Australia. Only the Beet and Moe* Skilled Workmen employed in the manufacture of these Ctaaxa, and of Furniture generally, therefore we can guarantee every article rmide. .* '-"' ""* Samples of Real Tapestries in vijct .Cbaire are UpbelsJsrei SENT FREE, together -wifM full particulaxs, on application. ' '. In this Age of Competition, -we belieye we have attained the PERFECTION OF UPHOLSTERY in our LUXURIOUS CHAIRS, LOUNGES, and COUCHES, manafaetured by our NEW ADVANCE SYSTEM (Patented). SMITH & CfIOGHEY Complete House Furnishers THE SILK HOUSE 2nd FLOOR, CITY CHAMBERS (Above "Tiffin") -QUEEN STREET Batxance: Victoria, Street THE FINEST DISPLAY OF CHOICEST PARISIAN AND CONTINENTAL SILK DRESS GOODS and BLOUSES UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE. INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. All Departments under the Personal Supervision and Management of ..< MISS HAWKEN '&&£ .gZ^v?™*™' ■ " INSUBAKCE. HUTU AX. PROVIDENT gp€lET[Y a 1906. ■|I*"EMBKKS are notified that the Annual Bonos Certificates lor the yeqr ended De■m- cember Slst, 1906, haye now been issoea, and that the CASH PJtOFIT FOB 1906. WAS ~ — '. OF. WHICH X?fjft4 fiQ9 IS NOW: DIvrDED » £K D THE BALANCE £1 00 fi4Q PLACED TO EESKKVES. The amopnt now divided, with interim Bonuses paid, is a BETDEN of Q.YEB. Qi? PEE CENT of the. participating assurance premiums received during tne year uO" 1906, and pro Tides REVERSIOKAET ADDITIONS to -policies of about OKB.'MIL-:' LION TWO HUNDRED THOU&AND POUNDS. ACCCiajLATED FTTNns ~. ..,. \ , ANNUAL INCOMB .. . . ' r»r) QOQ Cfjn NO OTh μ-rft MUTUAIi ASSTJBANCB OFFICE doing bnsiness In New Zealand either OFFEBS SUCH A I4BEKAL CONTRACT.MAKES SUCH STRINGENT RESERVES TO MEET ITS WABEL.ITXES. OH DECLARES SUCH LARGE BONUSES, ana NO <°t£Ft*?J? SL THE WORLD CAN -OITFEP SUCH ADVANTAGES TO THE ASSURING PUBLIC AS TJHE. ADSTRAIiIAN MUTUAL PROVIDKNT SOCIETT. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH— I The Hon". Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C., (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy Chairman); the Hon. Edward Richardson, C.M-G.; John Duncan, Esq.: Joseph Joseph, Esq.- " ':. . * iiew Zealand Branch — CUSTQM-HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. EDWARD W. LOWE. ~ - ' ' Resident Secretary. Anckland Pistdct .Office — QUEEN-ST. [ " ' iW. H. DERBY. - , District Secretary,