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Feilding Star, Volume XIX, Issue 7, 8 July 1897, Page 1

OABH TAILORING. A WILLIAMSON, Manchester Street, PEILDING, Possesses the Largest Stock of Tweeds and Cloths in the District. New Materials and Fashione arriving every month. MR WILLIAMSON guarantees the best value and workmanship. Every effort made to give oomplete satisfaction. ICRI IUE!! ICE Ml Bvttkb kept Cool and Solid during the Hottest Weather. Tub Pbopbtbtob of the FEILPTNG- AERATED WATER awd CORDIAL MANUFACTORY, IS uiw prepared to supply PURE ICE in large or small quantities, wb/cb he manufactures on the premises, having had the necessary machinery fitted up in his Factory. Orders for Ice may be left with Me P. Thomson, Manchejter Street, and will bo promptly attended to. A large stock of all the different vars ieties ©f Aerated Waters and Cordials is always kept on hand and orders will be promptly delivered to any part of the Borough or District on the shortest notice, WILLIAM -UMMERS, Steam Works, Gtad^tonk Stbrkt. Feiu>ino. 91. Hogan ft Co. (Li MITES) 1 WOOL, PRODUCE, and GENERAL MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS, WANG ANUI Distbict Agents fob — Imperial Insurance Co., Limited Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd. (main department) Little's Fluid and Powder Dips J. and T. Meek's " Snow Drop " Flour A&BNCIES— Shaw, Savill, and Albioa Co., Ltd. S.S. Huia Brooke's " Perfect " Slieep Dip Ford's Lung Worm (Jure Kcmpthorno, Pro3?er & Co's Manures Larney's Anthelmintic Shah and Arab Teas flchweiteer's Cocoatina ON HANDHewcastle Goal Eock Salt Fencing Wires Woolpacks Sulpheric Acid Bonedust Butchers' Requisites Neison Lime Hogan and Co.'s Wire Strainer and Splicer. F. J. GIBBS & CO., Wanqarui, 4 BE fully prepared for the Xmas Season. They have a srge lot of Bottled Ales and Stout in stock (pints and qnarts), well matured. The Btont is a specialty, and recommended by medical men as most ■nitable for invalids. Their Prize Ale is on draught at All leading hotels in the Wanganni, B»«e>*'lfei. nxt^ MMimvfttti districts Semoved to more Convenient Premises Wiekett's Buildings, Thi Sqcabe, Palmebston North. FRED BUTLER, ACCOUNT -BOOK MANUFACTURER, BOOKBINDER, BTATIONEE, AND MACHINE RULER. Bnbber-6tamp Maker. Engraving and Embossing Paxmbhston Nokth Mnsic Binding a Specialty. CITIZENS' LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY (LIMITED). Head Office for New Zealand : j CnaioMHOusE Qcay, Wellington. mHE LARGEST, STRONGEST, & I MOST PROGRESSIVE Indus. trial Office in Australasia. Cash Securit j given to NZ. Government to cover risks of N.Z. Policy-holders, Policyholders now number 180.000. Eleven Claims on an average paid for each working day. Prompt Payment of Claims a specialty with the Citizens'. Policies issued under Life, Endowment, and Semi»eudowment Tables, all ages, male or female, from a penny a Week upwards, collectable monthly from policy»lioldcra by tho Company's •gents, The 'Australian Workman, under date December 26th, 1896, says : "There is nothing sentimental in Assurance ; it is a pure business contract. And yet one can't help remarking that the ' Citizens' ' is the ' Good Samaritan ' to the poor, and that the pain and sorrow at the partag in death are to some extent toned down by the operations of the company." The Citizens' ordinary branch business offers very favourable advantages to those who can afford quarterly, halfyearly, or yearly premiums, Profits in the shape of BONUSES are added to Policies each teas, and for the past three ycare these have been larger than those declared by any other Australian Life Office. The Citizens' is the only Life Office that declares a yearly Bonus in connection with the Tempers ance section. Four- fifths of the entire profits of tho Citizens' Ordinary Branch business divided annually among policy » holders, 0.8. Policies issued from £50 upward?. JAMES F. LANE, Resident Secretary. Bkcial Notick.— Tho Liabilities of the Citizens' have been valued on a net premium basis, interest being assumed at &k per cent. This valuation is more stringent than has ever bacn adopted ly tar etiw ftf* office,