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Free Lance, Volume II, Issue 104, 28 June 1902, Page 4

TVT A N TED. TEN RESPECTABLE GIELS Proficient hands can earn . . 355. per week Average . . . . . . 255. per week Learners guaranteed . 7s. 6d. per week WORK EASY TO LEARN. A pp!y. R. BELL AND CO., LTD., Revans Street, Newtown.

INSUEE NOW WITH THE GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. £1,600,000 Has iiheady been added to Policies in the Depaitment. THIS IS THE BONUS YEAE, And e\eiyone taking out a Participating Policy will receive a substantial Bonus at the end of the year. J H. EICHAEDSON, Coinmissionei . The Bellevue Gardens and Hotel (LATE McNAB'S), LOWER HUTT. THE MOST SCIENTIFIC AND OENA MENTAL GAEDENS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Messis ORR AND LODDER have pleasure in announcing that the BELLEVUE GARDENS are now readj to Tecen c \ lsitors The residence having been thoioughly reno\ ated and le-fuimshed, patrons may relj on finding e\ erj thing first-class Private inner and picnic paities arranged for Permanent Boardeis and Tounsts will find excellent accommodation at the Bellevue Gaidens. The Gardens and their Beautiful Picturesque sunoundmgs are so well known that the Piopnetors feel it is needless to describe them in this announcement. Correspondence invited, addressed either to the Manager, Bellevue Gardens, or to the Proprietors, Messrs. Orr and Lodder, Citj Buffet Hotel, Lambton Qu»y, Wellington. THE BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS IMPORTED BY THE PROPRIETORS Telephone 702 i

« Thos. A Shields . . 'r*«ar merchant tailL */ OR, 41, LAMBTON jy£ QUAY fFyl*&~F\ T3EGS to diaw the I Vi-^ jt r \ -O special attention ' (xziKjlkA °* '^ c Ladies of Wei- \ lington to the fact \ FVM that MR - s< 5E| - A f GELhasannedfrom s*m V the Continent, under w{l^ A special engagement, « c txHC *° * ake c b ar Be of the '■'■$$sl&m Ladies Department '"Vffivßi*™ of bis business IjC,vJ# Mr - Seigel, who s^3f^^» as OCCU P ie d lesponbible positions with v 's&s><- % some of the leading r'-SW^' 1 firnw in Vienna and ij£feis&f~^ Berlin, has now enterl^^ffi^^gfl ed upon his duties. As materials of the £$**$Wg&3>&. best <l uall^ and deF^*T%zJrws[fBL scnption hare just 5' i?^-^" l^n been imported by Mr. J^ipjtf&t Z M«^3KK!k. Shields, and Mr. Seigel 4&*f r 'i. --~ M*"i^kg^ 1n ln^ s w fch hlm all the »y ■- i^^sj''^-!^^ latest styles, custom'V^Sl' cis can lely on recemng the utmost satisfaction. MR. JOHN S. SWAN, (Late Cleee \nd Swan,) ARCHITECT. P.O. Box 452, Wellington