Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIII, Issue 168, 30 July 1901, Page 3

CITIZENS BALL. IN HONOUR OF RETURNED CQNTINGENTERS FROM SOUTH AFRICA, AT CRILL HALL, NEW PLYMOU'JH, TttUBSPAY, Ist AUGUST, 1901. McKitraon Bain's Orchestra. Address to Officers and Troopers at 8 p m. tftoiiiM ittbb : Meadames E. Dockiill, J. Avery, J. Eenneit, G. Oock, B. Cock, J. Cook, J. Ellis, A. 0. Fooke?, Ab. Goldwater, A. H Holmes, F. Messenger, 0. T Mills, E. M. Smith, L. M. Taunton. Misses Hirst, M Humphries, H. Humphries, L. Thomson, Mesrs. G. Cock, V. K. H. Fre*-, Ad. Goldwater, A. H. Holmes, Capt. Hood. C. B. Lever, B. Lister, C. L. MacDisrmid, A. W. McEw<?n, V. Meisenger, A, J. Mills, W. Nixon, B. Teed, F. Thomson, T. H. Tribe. Tickets: Ladies, 3s 6d; Gentlemen, 4s; obtainable at Meseis, Avery's and Hodder's (stationers;, or from members of the Committee. 1 A SPLENDID INVESTMENT AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETYACTUAL KESULTS 'WHOLE lERM OF LIFE POLICY UNDER TABLE 85, premiums cease at end of 5 years. I ypHE Society is allowed by a Wanganui JL gentl-man to poblish the Actual Results io respect of his Policy Mo. 32819, i issued 29th April, 1874, which are as ; ioilows: — SniaAsmred £2,000 0 0 j Table 85, Age : 38, Yearly Pret miuj« for 5 i yaatsonly... £228 13 4 ,- Total Premiums paid £1143 6 8 BoiiHsAddibions to3lst December, 1898 ... JXsnusfortheoue ;year,lß99 ... ... £1, 6 70 2 0 The amount for whiohheisnow Assured £4,037 12 0 The Bonus Additions are £894 Ss 4.1 in excess of all the Premiums paid, aad he has tjeen assured since the issue of the Policy, for an amount varying from £2OOO to £4037 J3soi'. Thepresentcash vilue of tna Total Bonuses is £1,261 18 0 By surrendering I the Policy and > Bonnsei, the member could obtain at once in Sash ' £2,558 15 3 Or if be wanted a Loan be could borrow from the Society on the security of the Policy at 5 per ' cent. £2,303 0 0 D. O'SULLIVAN, Senior Agent, Criterion Hotel. BURPEE'S SEEDS GROW! O. CARTER, THE PEOPLE'S GROCER, i J AS pleasure in announcing the fact that X his LAEGE SUPPLY of EUBPEE'S SEEDS, FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES are now to band and ready for sale. Special attention is called to BURPEE'S COLLECTIONS PRICE, 18. 3d. EACH—PANSIES SUNFLOWERS SWEET PEAS FLOWERS (10 kinds). You should note also that C. CARTER has a well-assorted supply of VEGETABLE BEEDS: 16 VARIETIES OF PEAS 10 „ „ BEANS, And Novelties in TOMATOES, LETTUCE &c. &c. B sure || make trial of Improved Stratagem Peas, Blue Podded Butter Beans, Ladies' Finger Baddisb, etc. BURPEE'S SEEDS GROW, I Hence you are advised to SOW BURPEE'S BEEDS. PIANOS. ] npHK Musical Public are invited to inspect X the Magnificent Stock of <•• PIANOS & ORGANS now on exhibition at the Dresden Piano Company's Depot, Devon street, New Plymouth. These splendid instruments, unrivalled as they are in TONE, TOUCH, and WORKMANSHIP are direct from the best makers in the rorld. Just opened, Pianos by Broaawood and Sons, Lipo and Sohn, Collard and Oollwd, Bobm, Meissner, Nelson and Nelson, Erard, etc. Organs for the Church, for the Home, for the School. (TIME-PAYMENT, FROM 15s. MONTHLY. THE DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY, DEVON STREET, New Plymouth. G. W. HENDERSON, Representative. P.S.—Remember, we are selling only FIRST OLASB PIANOS by leading makers. ' We are determined to keep up the standard of our reputation by -ffering instruments only of the very best manufacture. TRESPASS NOTICE. ANY Person found Tr spassing on the Property of tbeunjcrsigned will be prosecuted, and TAKE NOTICE That Peison will be laid on the several pro perties mentioned :—W«J. Paynter, A. Mcintosh, J. C. Mfottrom, Hesioo Barnitt, Humphries and Sons, Hospital lload, Sole Brothers, Avenut Road, New Plymouth. ttsjll