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Temuka Leader, Issue 2745, 1 December 1894, Page 3

FRUIT & CONFECTIONERY. ALFRED JAMES desires to draw the attention of the Public of Temuka and Surrounding Districts to his STOCK OF FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY, which for quality and price will be found equal to anything in the district. An assortment of Books will repay inspection A call solicited. MUSIC. Having taken the Premises adjoining my fruit shop I am now PREP ARED to RECEIVE PUPILS for the ORGAN Terms on application. se27 ALFRED JAMES. SALVAGE GOODS SALE. Ladies silver hunting WATCH, 355. Ladies Silver Open Face Watch, 26s fid. English Lever Hunter, jewelled, &c., £3 ss. Rotherham lever Hunter, extra jewelled, compensation balance, &c., usual price, £6, sale Price, £4 15s. Highly recommended, nothing better to be had. 8-Day Striking Clocks, 17s fid, wonderful value. Nickel Watches reduced. Ladies Gold Hunting Watch at £4. Chronograph, Flyback Seconds, £4 4a. Who will get it ? Ladies Gold Cross, 20s, Given Away. All other Goods equally cheap. 4a in the Pound to Purchasers. JOHN SIM WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, my 26 TEMUKA. JAMES FINDLAY, ENGINEER, BLACKSMITH, AND WHEELWRIGHT, TEMUKA. ALL Kinds of Machinery Repaired on the Shortest Notice. Horses Carefully Shod. Orders Promptly Attended To. CHARGES REASONABLE. mr2o THE Correct Thing at Last Tobacco is meeting with a very large sale, and deservedly so, for its quality is unequalled QOBB’S For all Axles with Caps or Nuts at their end this grease is better, cheaper, and cleaner than any upon the market. Give it a trial and you will not use any other. j Sole Inventor and Manufacturer— i G. F. NEWMAN, ! Peel Forest, Rangitata. 1 Sole Agents— MORRISON BROS., j no!3 Geraldine and Peel Forest, j v. R - Government life insur i ANCE DEPARTMENT. Lowest Premiums ! State Guarantee 1 Participation in Profits 1 Present Accumulated Fund Nearly £2,000,000, j Annual Income Exceeds £330.000. Cash Surplus In 1890 £232,000, last distribution. ) THE P.ates of Premiums now in fore® in this Office are lower than thoa® charged to participating Policy-holders bJ any other office doing business in the Australasian Colonies. It is nevertheless anticipated that, owing to cheap management and light mortality, very handsome bonuses will become payable to Policy-holders in suring under existing rates. That this is not a mere estimate may be jndged from the fact that no leas than £232,000 of CASH SURPLUS, or nearly 14 per cent, of the whole accumulated fund at that date, was found to have accrued during the quinquennium ended the 31st December, 1890. Of this amount £200,000 was divided, and the balance carried to reserve, AU Participating Policies aye becoming claims, to Prospective ** ~on accordance with t,h? ~.onus in paid since prqt&dtuo- ' u of premiums the fpl?ilHWw**' uistribution. Thus, ftfu of an annual distribution .ared without the heavy cost attaching thereto.• J. H. RICHARDSON, del Commissioner. Yon want anything in the way of FURNITURE for Dining, Drawing, or Dedroom ? Ymi can got it both Good ami Cheap at RADCLiFFE’S Furniture Waerhouse, Timaru.