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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 246, 26 February 1894, Page 1

TE AliO HOI^JC. Palmerston Branch. Saturday, February 10th 9 and following week. Instructions have been received from Headquarters in Wellington to clear out all DBESS FABRICS, inoludina? PRINTS, CREPONS, and SUMMER WOOL and SILK MIXTURES. ' Tc give effect to this, we shall make FURHER REDUCTIONS on the already very LOW PRICES w« bar* hitherto been selling. • ? PRINTS of the BEST MAKES and NEWEST DESIGNS, original prices Varying from &/& to XSA thr dress oi 12 yards, will be sold at J3/11 to O/O. ..:^- NEW FRENCH CREPONS, original prices from 13/0 to 10/O, will be sold O/ll to '%&/&• DOURLE- WIDTH SUMMER TWEEDS, BEIGES, and SILK MIXTURES, original prices from 10/« to 53/., will be sold for £>/« to «O/- ' * v / v w When you are in, look round the other Departments— the prices will astonish you. Our customers ftlwayt cost again and bring their friends. . . PALMERSTON BRANCH. TEARO HOUSE.

I HAVE always on hand a choice selection o*" Gold aud silver Brooches, Gold and ilver Bangles, Silver Match-boxes, Solitaires, Studs, Watches, Chains, Marble Clocks, &c, at prices never before offered in the district. A new line of Onyx aud Pearl Brooches, gold mounted, very neat. Gem Rings, for ladies. All work guaranteed. All Goods marked in plain figures. Note the address — JAMES SCOTT, (Ten years with Messrs Littlejohn and Sons, Wellington.) Opposite Cobbe & Darragh's new Store, Manchester Street. 413TABLISHXD 1871^ p . W . F~O W L ES , Watchmaker, Jeweller & Optician. Always in stock WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELLERY Of all kinds. Spectacles to suit all sights ; also blue, green, London smoke, and goggles. Survey Instruments, Sewing Machines, and every kind of light machinery repaired. Dealer in Photographic Lenses, Cameras, Chemicals, dry plates, Ac. Stereoscopic Slide* and Views for sale. Arms and Ammunition for sale Arms repaired. G. W. FOWLES. M^VOttESTEB STBEKT. FeILDINO AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. | New Zealnnd Branch : Head Office, Customhouse Quay, Wkllington. Local Board of Directors : The Hon. Morßin S. Grace, M.D., C.M.G., M L.C (Chairman) ; the Hon. Charles J John stun, M ...C. (Di-puty Chairman/ ; Alfred de B'lthe Braudou, Esq ; the Hon Ed ward Richardson, C.AI-0., M.L..C } John Duncan, K>q. ; ,*,edicn| Officer, i>r W. G. Ker.p, ]fcl.&L\S.. En«l!»nd. THK Oldest. Wealthiest, and Most Prosperous Australian Life Office, and the Largest in the British Empire The only Colonial Life Office which declares a Bucus Every Year. The Method of Valuation adopted by this Society is ot the most Stringent Character, and ensures a considerably largtr reserve to meet liahili&'is& than that held by any other office in the Australafigti Cofanies. Accumulated Fund Exceeds £11,000,000 (eleven millions sterling), All invested to yield nearly 6 percent. Policies in Force ... ... 116,2(>5 Sum Assured £3H,8bU283 Accumulated Funds ... £11.32*448 \nmml Income £i,96<>,123 Tush Bonuses Divided ... 4*5,434.622 BONUSES. Cnsh Bonus for One Year, 1892. £504. 5261, yielding rereisionnry bonuses amounting to L 1,030,000, after miik:ug special reserves amounting to i-234,511 Cnsh Bonuses declared for last Five Years, over Two Millions, yielding reversionary bonuses exceeding Four Millions. A&sure your life \u the A.M. P. Society and sect.irs a bonus erety year. j Expenses of Management less than 9^ per cent on the total iucome. ED WAKE W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Office — Customhouse Quay, Welh'njjto.a Feilding Ageut : EDMMD CiQQDSEIiEKE.