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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 46, 23 February 1901, Page 1

THE AUSTRALIAN WIDOWS’ LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Ltd. •Conducted on Purely-Mutual Principles. - Accumulated Funds Exceed ... •Annual RlvfektiE Exceeds FUND^IgI • \ £r, 4.2 3,000 „ SPECIAL FEATURES. . i. ExcepttDnrfiiy Large Reserves, giving Absolute Security to MemberfPfl§lil ■ 2 Premium. • l/vs',' ; - 3. Surrender Values applied to keep Policies in Force. ' 4. All Profits belong to the Members. ■ ' C 5. Expenses ipf Management on Most Economical Scale. 6. ClaimS; paid Immediately upon Proof of Death and Title. - I‘' - 7. Reserves Based .upon the “Severest Standard known to Aclurial.s'C':"'Jr' - -Science.” * ' i , NEW,. SYSTEM OF LIFE ASSURANCE,. exempting., ! Premiums when the Assured is either temporarily or permanently incapacftat^^'ft : 11 either by accidental bodily injury, or by illness, or by mental disorder. ';■'££ss:: 7 I Head Office for New Zealand : 6 Custom House Quay, Wellington. */ - Directors: John G. W. Aitkeri, J.P. [Aitken, Wilson and Co., Merchant! - "V - Alexander H. Turnbull [W. & G. Turnbull & Co., Merchants], Walter wM.D., M.R.C.S. Resident Secretary :V. H. Baxter. JPJ ’ w ',/ T. G. LAWLESS, District Agent, Gisborne. t f

PLAIN AS A PIKE STAEF^t^ IS IT TO THE PUBLIC. T !HE OPPOSITION IS VIEWING [HENNESSY’S BIG BOOT SALE . T s> ! <^kK£ s *' TJ?, -i, V' ■ .. * >*, *•< - ' \ - With a Paralytic Stare, But HENNESSY hasn the fact that Bools and Shoes The Balance of the Sa G road. vV ■». : «R 4 THE FINAL CRUSHING Takes Place at Once. .. 1 IV':. ! 1 The Mine Manager has ordered a General Clean Up, and when h s m'.iul-.t reef contains such specimens as I have been sending out lor the p;st fortriigllll ;. it looks as if we must have struck it good. ‘ & . , HENNESSY’S FOR BOOTS. ■ ' .r - It should require no effort from anyone to decide that the goods I of£eV.> r.-; are Preposterously Cheap. I don’t know, but the suspicious suspect that origin'' 1 ’’ ... ally these Boots were stolen, or smuggled, or something of that sort, to?th' , detriment of the struggling Shoe Shops, and the everlasting joy of the Banjai/ll Hunter, and it’s your own fault if you don’t secure some of the Booty. ' Ull • REMEMBER, SPOT CASH; NO BOOKING ! HENNESSY’S FOR BOOTS. ,-^t •1

<3-0013 TA.ILOE/I3TQ-. '. . . IGHT-WEIGHT TWEEDS and WORSTEDS i PURE INDIGO SERGES (In Various Weights, To Stand Sun), FANCY TROUSERINGS, VESTINGS, Ac. • SUMMER. STEDS • • •• vp-pv, ' v •: - . —, , :■ PATTERNS AND SELF-MEASUREMENT FORMS \ - o . • - w* A SUIT MADE TO ORDER IN EIGHT HOURS. SHIBRLAW & CO. -- i ■ , *?} ’' E. REYNOLDS & CO., m 1 S CYCLE IMPORTERS, VICTORIA STREET, AUCKLAND, . f: HAVE SECURED THIS SPACE.

Te ephone No. 67. TelefcponeNo. 67.' GISBORNE PLUMBING & PAINTING WORKS, 111 ’ - ■ ’ ’ Corner of'Gladstone Road and Bright Street White and Bed Leads, Mixed Paints, Boiled and Baw Oils, Scrims, Wall Papers, Dados, Glass and Brushware, Sign Writing a Speciality. F 3E3T AL PROPRIETOR, Begs to announce that being a direct importer, and having a Largo Staff o.' Competent Workmen, he is in a position to undertake ALL KINDS OF PLUMBING, G.iSFITTING, IB )NWORKING AND TINSMITHS’ WORK, Also, PAINTING,'PAPERII.iNGING and DECORATORS’ WORK entrusted to his care. Always in stock and to arrive, Large Shipments of Corrugated and Plain Galvanized Iron TANKS. TANKS. TANKS! CORRUGATED & PLAIN IRON all sizes. All kinds of Portable Boiiers7'*l|" and Coppers, A;*; Iron Pumps, ""Electro All kinds’of Dairy-;-: ■ • Utensils, ’■ j Sanitary and - Ventilation Work Dote, ,' ' Sole Agent for the ACETYLEN t GAS. GISBORNE PLUMBING & PAINTING WORKS > • (FIREBELL CORNER). / . V? F. HALL, Proprietor T. RITCHIE, Manager.-*, •

McFAIILANE’S PATENT HORSE COVER. By Royal Letters Patent. No. 9181. This Cover has been recognized by expetis as being far in advance of anything of the kind ever offered to the Public. Jts advantages are Ist. The Cover does away with the annoyance usually caused by the becoming displaced, as in the case (f the horse rolling. 2nd. There is no crupper used, consequently the horse does not sr or cutting into the fail, which <ft:n causes lock-ja\y. • 3rd. The mode-of attachment is simplicity in itself, namely,.L.eV going-round each hind leg. TO. BE Hy^. ? TROM -ALL STQREKEEP.ERSSANR SAL* ■; -- * -v r>.nJaKueacturers,/Auckland.../ * » v - **t• .* - ' «* , . ; vV t;