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Gisborne Times, Volume XIX, Issue 1676, 17 February 1906, Page 4

0 V £ © -V itctsaiman! TEA MERC CHRISTCII 1882 4 If your Groeer. does not supply ■ with M’oat£>■£■(>*’ Pure: Ceylon or Blended Jeas order from some other store or drop us a posfc-eard; and we wi!! see you are supplied No. Teas Jj IEtSORHOWEtC \ MERCHANT!] (CHRISTCHURCH 1881, MOATE&C?'? ,eo£v

POULTRY FARMING, "MODEL” INCUBATORS (CYPHERS WORLD’S BEST. BIG MONEYMAKERS. Li Gash or Time-payment. Illustrated Catalogue Free. cn rn MODEL INCUBATOR AGENCY, Christohuroh. YOU OANNOT DO BETTER THAN GO TO WILDISH, SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER L Peel Street. Exchanges New Saddlery and Harness lor Second-hand. Agent lor MoYay’s Saddlery.

ROYALHOTEL m - M IQ K UJH m 0. JOHN MORHISON (ONE DUMB OK fTHH ORAND (ENB METROPOLITAN hotels, 'AUCKLAND, UNO ROYAU HOTEL, (THAMES)’, TPf, ESIRES to Inform: Ms Krlende -O' and tbQ Pnbllo that ha baa taken orer from MR PERCY ISAACS tin. above well-known Hotel Aa heretofore the Honce will ha found np&Hfa'te In all its aiAolatn snb and fehorsiwhlj' hamolx.

TO THE LADIES OP GISBORNE. When Shopping, call at PARIS HOUSE* LIBRARY BUILDINGS, PEEL BTRE T And Inspect the Large Stock ot LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S OUTFITTING MILLINERY in the Latest Stylos for the Coming Season. ORDERS TAKEN FOR PLAIN SEWING. -

BAKER aw" CONFECTIONER] : *« 5 l I I - GLADSTONE EOAD. Every Description of Confectionery on Hand. Balls and Parties Catered for

THE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, LTD. Established A.D, 1869. Directors—A. E. Pearce, Esq.,-N. Reid, Esq, andW. Fraser, Esq., M.H.R. A MEMORABLE RECORD : LARGE BONUSES. MODERATE RATES Good Signs of the National Mutual s Progress and Prosperity Established in. 1869, at the end of-30, years its record reads— Membership, nearly ~ 67,000 Funds, nearly ./SS Annual Income, nearly ~ ... £763,000 Sums aEsured, nearly .. *• £ls 900,000 Amounts paid in olaims, nearly £3,700,000 Amount dtvided among tbo Mom- _ bers, over .. .. £1,050,700 Branches throughout the Colony. , ORTON STEVENS, Manager for New Zealand, Wellington. Special Representative for Poverty Bay, J. H. M. STODART, Gisborne. Diatriot Agents, COMMON, SHELTON & CO. Inspecting Agent, W. H ESSEX,

WATCHES, UNO* ■AHGLES, Eta,® atom mi Hr Ifcilli** mlj 2» FuMi tf VIOLET PERFUME SACHETS. tttl rn ITOBiI/ B» owl jtgk Baskets, TThiok r*u Ball among bot jfflcsot; ytm then rcttirn u» M&rmwi VIOUiT PBHWIMS $1 ' mat Mb MM W THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY

STRONGEST IN THE 'WORLD. Progress of the Society For tlie Half-year Ending June 30tli, 1905, Increase of Insurance in force for first six months—l9os ... £6,348,278 Assets, December Ist, 1904 .. ~ ~, £85,067,346 Assets, June 30th, 1905 £86,566,726 Increase in Assots, first six months, 1905 £1,499,380 Income first six months, 1904? M ... ... ~ iH ~, £7,482,733 Income first six months. 1905 ~ £7,973,222 ’ Increase in Income first six months of 1905 ... ... £490,489 The Polioy-holders’ Trustees, Messrs GriverCleveland. George Wostinghouse, and Justioe O’Brien, who ocntrol the appointment of Directors of the Society on behalf of the Polioyholders, have appointed 21 Direotors to the New York Board. A WORLD-WIDE ORGANISATION. Send for particulars of the New Guaranteed Cash Value polioy. Under this polioy the amounts of the Loan and Cash valuos, paid-up assurance, and the number of years the policy will be kept in force without payment of Premiums, are ail guaranteed and wrlften in the polioy and inorease annually. The Now. Zealand Directors have power to issue i polioies and pay claims. H, T. JOHNSON, District Agenc. J. R. M. STEWART, WM. MILLER, Local Agent, Gisborne. District Manager, Auckland.

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