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GOVERNMENT WsuranCF fact~¥o. n. At 31 at Deo„ 1911, £207.106, LW CASH, gas distributed amonfl the Policyholdora IM BONUSES. The above Bum represents an addition of £338,994 to the Bums assured. Ths b&nuKGfl did cow fixed upon absconding wale, it being arranged that the bcrea«en •ball beoome greater with the duration ol the j:olioy. The proctio&l working of this urr&ngemept will be' understood by em tna pottaon oi the following examples: BONC.JEB ON THREE £1,000 POLICIES. Bonnsts Tm Pomot 11011 pot •Hotted 19 Ykub sn Yeu> 42 Ycr.rs in tgo. ago. ago. B. I. i. i l. i, a i, d. 1003 80 0 0 84 16 0 40 6 0 1906 30 18 0 36 16 0 4111 0 1908 81 17 - 0 86 18 0 Ml 6 0 1911 34 8 0 89 18 0 46 5 0 Increaa* (1911 £* 8 0 £5 2 0 £5 19 0 Iter 3 90S) D. W. VIRTUE & CO., VICTORIA STREET, WELLINGTON. GRAIN, FLOUR, PRODTJCE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. TSTE CARRY Large Stocks of FLOUR and all kinds of Produoe, and will be pleased to submit prices on applies tion. Agents for the New Zealand Flour and Produce Agency Co., Ltd. NEW ADDRESS. THE OFFICES OF H. L. YOUNG, LIMITED, Naw Zealand Agents for The Kalamazoo Loose Leaf Ledgers, Wagoner Files, and Cyra Typewriter Supplies, Have been Removed to FIRST FLOOR, BETHUNE'S BUILDINGS, Featberston Street Manager—L. E. ALDRIDGE. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT ' COMPANY, LTD., Is Prepared to Purchase FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS, By Weight or at Per Head. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of the Buyers' in the country. W. G. FOSTER, . Managing Director. JONES AND CO., CLYDE QUAY. WELLINGTON (Established 20 Years). (HASH BUYERS OF LEAD, BR4SS, ZINC, COPPER, IRON," RAGS, | ROPE, and ROBBER. 'PhoW 725. The Demand ' for a proprietary medicine is the surest 8 1 indication of its popularity and of its jj i usefulness. Although Bcecham's Pills g I have been on the market for well-nigh | j "three score years and ten"—a life- n time—it is a significant fact; that thejr | sales are ever on the increase. This is i i unquestionable testimony to their u ! efficacy, for no medicine could endure a jj t test so sustained unless it possessed real §1. ! ind indisputable merits. The. secret of i I the success, as shown in the increased 3 ' demand | for ■ | . Beetfiarifs . PISSs; : I is due to the fact that their curative and 1 ■ .restorative powers are a matter'of com- Sj I monknowledge—confirmcdbytimeand |' j experience and, therefore, beyond dis- | pute. What is promised for them, | they perform.' Tney arq well_adapted |. i for treating most forms of indigestion, | ! and many sufferers from biliousness, | constipation, flatulence, torpid liver |' I and other digestive troubles, gladly | | testify to their sterling value. They have a | survived , the test of time —they have | ! earned the approval of several genera- | i tions, and "they rank, to-day, as The ij I World's Greatest Family Medicine. | | It it, thesefore, not surprising that | j their sale g Is (mmense. i BEECH AM'S PILLS trt specially | j suitable tor Females ol all ages. gj Sold in Uxu, price 10ii„ I/tJ & 2/9. | Doctor's j Breakfast "Aljr breakfast"—says a 8 physician — "consists of 8 fruit, a dish of Grape-Nuts, B S and one or two eggs." ' 1 A good breakfast, that, B with the: cereal part so B nourishing—so full of the rich food value of prime wheat and barley. Grape-Nuts is remarkably easy of digestion—about one hour as against to 3 hours for most foods. Comes ready to eat, crisp, delicious, ' economical. Good at any meal. "There's a Reason" for Grape-MiiSs | —sold bv Grocers and Stores.