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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7918, 26 September 1904, Page 6

WE ARE THE FIRM rpHAT gives you the BEST VALUE for your money in ' BOOTS, SHOES, AND. SLIPPERS. SPECIAL VALUES Of EVEIOEG SHOES. Extra smart, high heel, dual strap evening, shoes ... 5/11 Flatean's glace court, real smart line ... ..." 5/11 Bective glace court, splendid value ... ... 8/6 Bective all patent 1 bar, stylish lino ... ...10/6 Patent and glace 1 bar evening shoes, Louis heel ... 14/6 Patent and glace court shoes, all styles, from ... 2/11 Ladies'white kid and satin evening shoes, frcm ... 6/6. Men's patent lace pumps, from ... 5/6 Men's patent court shoes, from ■ ... 6/6 We have a Large and Choice assortment of SLIPPERS, in men's, women's and children's. Women's felt slippers from I/-, carpet from. 2/6. plush from 3/11, strong leather from 4/6, Morocco from 5/6, and numerous other real gcod lines. We excel in LADIES' WALKING BOOTS & SHOES. ,If you want a stylish'; natty, well-fitting shoe at a REASONABLE FIGURE, give us a call, as we have a complete stock from the best English, American, and Continental manufacturers We have a nice variety in^rNPANTS' SHOES from 1/3. Ladies' elastic side boots, in prunella, calf, and kid, at 6/-, 9/6 & 10/6. NOTE THE ADDEESS: THE SQUARE. ... (Next to Wm. "Park, Stationer). RSPAIBS BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. LEATHER & GRINDERY ALWAYS IN STOCK.

WELLINGTON'S GKEATEST EUSEITUBE ■ WARE HOUSE, west. The- Seonllaf v'CSo., Ltd., Furniture Warehouse SSLL THE BEST AND CHEAPEST. Li nolemn .• Cork Carpet Inlaid Linoleum Dining Ecom Tapestry Square 3 Brussels Carpets Axmiiister Carpets Drawing Boom Hearth Eugs & Mats Japanese Matting &c, &c. Bedroom Kitchen ——— FUKNITTTEE. TTfE shall be glad to hear from you. Ask us AFY- ■ ' THING YOU WANT TO ENOW about FOENISffEstifliateS mGS > FUENITCEE and FLOOE COVEEINGS. We jjj^, will reply at once. Catalogues Free. easy teems if you wish. THE " ~~ ' ' ' -' 177 & 179 LAMBTON-QUAY, WELLINGTON AUSTRAIiIAKr MUTUAL ■: > - . FKO¥IBEW"T SOCIETY HOLDS THE WOELD'S EECOED FOR LARGEST 3ONUBES" N p,.^B^B TAKEN FEOM THE FIFTY-FIFTH REPORT. ' New Polices—l4,s34 completed, Bssuring ... j?t» i±± Policies in F0rce—183.653, aesurmg f.. .. j^oqol'qoq Exclusive of Bonn, Additions, amounting t0...' '. Jin'JS'S? Annu.l Income from Premiums and Intereat is now ... "" iS 614 846 The Funds of the Society now amount to ... *IQft72^oo Death and Matured Clainig paid since establishment '.'.'. '" £14 309 047 It will provide Eeversionary Bonuses amounting to over ... "" £i'ooo'ooo Valuation^ The sfc^dards of valuation are more severe than hose emnloved by any other Mutual Office transacting business ia New Zealand em&°J™ Existing business on the New Zealand Branch Beeistec 30 773 poJiciea, assuring... ... . '"° „ Inoreaae in the Aconmnlated Funds (one year) "" "" '" jjqqr'o^ Increase in the Annual Income (one year) ior Increase in Cash Bonus for Quinquennium against previou/Quinquennium £514307 Net Gam m Busmess in Force, 6838 Policies, assuring ... Sl'Sq Interest Eeeeipts exceeded amount paid in Death Claims by "" £9ni 7?n Cash Profit-The amount of profit available for division amongst tha ' members, after making exceptional reserves, is -CCH'jiflo An amount greater than that distributed by the Society in any "nv*™t,T and 35 per cent, of the Premiums received during the year 7 prevloUß l eav ' BBABCHOPEI O E^n S IOmOffB°OJAr°WBiSoTO S l ?''.' 6tM?'

FRUIT TREE SPRAOT&. ROLAXITE . IS the only effective and; reliable remedy ior the complete destruction and «radication of all Garden Pests. It kills by contact aphis scale, English blight, codlin moth, dolphin, curculium sawfly - and numeroua other insects. Kolaxite has been used in the Continental orchards and gardens for over twenty-two years with never-failing success, and is compounded from the recipe of the .German Agricultural Chemistry College, Breslau. Sold in two gallon tins, it can be had •in Palmerston North from MB. E. GASCOIGNE, Grocer, the Square. Price, 15s per tin, which will make a compound of 30 gallons specific. Note—Carelullv observe directions for use. By g&^*.<£^ Excellency Appointment jp3|f|s||^ the to the *^L_j^wfcy^^ Governor, JAMES J. ©UKTIS, Customs and Shipping Agent, Forwarding & General Carriers, OIJSTOMHOtJSB-iiirAY, WHItniQTON. "CIURNITURE romovea with every JL 1 care and attention. Telegrams and letters to wait on trains , ad steamers receive prompt attention. 1 Goods and parcels delivered to all ' jparta of the world. P.O. Box 198. TO SUBSCRIBERS.- . SUBSCRIBERS to the i' Manawatu ■Evening Standard 'i ir e requested to report immediately to the Publishing office an^. omissions or other irregularities;bp:sunner boya in the _ 'delivery ?ot ' their.-r papers in orlier that such' may be promptly dealt 1 *rlt*j J