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Southern Cross, Volume 1, Issue 28, 14 October 1893, Page 7

TAILORING D epartment EARLY £2,000 worth of the most fashionable Tweeds t© select from. If you want a really good fittingSuit at a moderate price, call and inspect our large stock. ipitel Direct Importers, Tat Street, INVERCARGILL. TESTED SEEDS! JLENNIE ANT) SONS, ® Ir rerjftrgill, having received the greater portion of their Season’s Supply of Vegetable and Farm Seeds, &c., beg to inform their customers and friends that they arc in a position to give every attention to all orders they may be favoured with. Our stock embraces most complete collections of the following:— Vegetable Seeds. —Large and varied assortments of all kinds. Flower Seeds.— All newest aud best varieties for Garden and Conservatory, including collections of Flower Seeds, 12 varieties annuals or perennials, 2s 6d per collection. - Seed Potatoes. —Our collection now comprises over 40 distinct named Varieties, prices and particulars of which we shall he glad to give on application. Horticultural Sundries. Ladies’ and Gent.’s Garden Gloves, Pruning and Budding Knives, Grape Scissors, Aphieides, Gishurst Compound, Fir Tree Oil. Bouquet Papers, Porcelain Wreaths, Grass Bouquets, &c., &c. Turnip Seeds to arrive shortly. Country Ord< rs will receive every attention, and prompt despatch. J. LENNIE and SONS, Nurserymen, Seedsmen, and Fruiterers, Dee Street, Invercargill.

BySUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. & m & N O m t I 4 $ © & ■8 O 8 m m MALA FEREUNr TABLE H.R. THIS TABLE removes the only objection to the ordinary form of Child’s Endowment, viz., the fear that in the event of death of 'parent or guardian, the Premiums ivould not be kept up. IT IS THEREFORE a combination of ENDOWMENT & ASSURANCE witho'it Bisk of Forfeiture from any cause. Every possible contingency is covered, and a good rate of compound interest is guaranteed at the end of the term by the policy, which is also Non-forfeitable while Surrender Value lasts. EXAMPLE. A father, aged 30, endoivs his son, aged 1, for HIOO payable on his reaching 21 years of age, the Annual Premium being £3 11s 3d. If the father should die at any time after the first payment as above, instead of the widow having to continue paying Premiums, the Endowment becomes a Paid-up Policy, and matures when the boy readies 21 years of age. In event of the child's death during currency of the Policy, the whole of the Premiums paid will be refunded. Apply for rates to P. GILL, District Agent, Esk »t., Invercargill.