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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10663, 19 June 1912, Page 2

THE ffISXiV DELSGATELY PER FUMED AND DES3ICATED 80AP8 IN THE WORLD. "REGINA," "REGINA CREAM,, "REGINA VIOLET," "COURT," "BUTJL'JSBMIL "PALMITINE BATH," "GLYCERIN CREAM." - SOAPS MAY BE OBTAINED THROUGH ANY OHEMIfIT o I - STOREKEEPER IN THE WAIRARAPA DISTRICT. *' ALSO PRICE'S CANDLES, NIGHT LIGHTS, GLYCERIC AND THEIR CELEBRATED "GAS ENGINE OILS.' o. MOTOR OILS AND LUBRICANTS. r^SSS^Sj^ O AWARDS. TWO FIRST PRIZES GRAND ~R£» CO-iJRITIfc'H EXHIBITION, LONDON 1908 '•0.,. Ltd LONDON ND ITVJgavO'^:' RESULTS F vflfti SIXTY- W.RD ANNUAL REPORT. /f' .ACCUMULATED FUNDS NEARLY £28,590,000 ANNUAL INCOME, over ... £3,743,000 NEW BUSINESS, 1911 (Ordinary) £6,219,979 NEW, BUSINESS, ICII (Industrial) ££89,588 OLTCIES IN FORCE (Ordinary Department), £259,774, assuring nearly £88,500,000 (including Bonus Additions.) POLICIES IN FORCE (Industrial Department), £74,948,; asserting nearly . £2,514,000. v TOTAL CASH PROFITS DIVIDED, £16,853,1021 SZ PROFITS DIVIDED FOR ON YEAR (1911), £888,911, providing BFV3RSIONAR* ADDITIONS of £2,550,000. The- Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY—OR BINARY OR INDUSTRIAL-for-any amount from.■£:',to £IO,OOO. '"'..' >■' DIREoIGRS OF'THK'NEW; The Hon. C. «K Johnston, [MifrfiA&K^toii^ife : % : Brandon 1 (Deputy Chairman') j H; Beaucha p L<sq,; John Duncan. Esq. ■;: ■."•Joseph Joseph 'E§q7-- ; '- : . : f"- ''■ 7;, 7,771(7'' . - : '%-7 '^77' : :"' ■%7' : :' ! .. New Zealand Branch: , / / . CUSTOMHOUSE-QTJAM, WELLINGTON. ' f ■;■■■'•■'•■•:••■ : •• ''\'-\ ASTERTON DISTRICT OFFICE: PEPRYP..**. H. J.FRANCIC ■*-"'- V\ : --si« RfcTARYT.

m l^ m ft^S m mmsi m.% SMli am "^6 1 m m Wm mi ms m m m WM ai^s; AKE ESTABLISHED FACIOES IN NEW ZEALAND AGKICULTURE. The many valuable patented improvements now incorporated place the "CARLYLE" Plougbs■ &tiH .further AHEAD OF «-.LL ttbMFCliTORS. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. ■'Mention this paper./ , / THE TEST OF :.., Ah illustration of how our ploughs have stood the /test of time wasafforded at the • J ; ■ CmRTERTON ploughing competition, When Mr O. J. Wilson won' the fiist prize an the Youths' Competition* with a plough which had been in constant use for 20 years. SfIIMHIBIM AND CO., LTD., \ CHRISTCHURCH. J. H. NAYLOR, RESiDENT REPRESENTATIVE, DEVON ST., MASTERTON. Telephone No. 442.

WMSBa IHE Man who buret up the local ■Butchers' Combine to enable the Public of Masitcrton to eet meat at a proper .pries. Prime Pork and 'kilted and inspected at Abattoirs. Prime wether mutton and Ox 'Reef slaughtered and inspected at OUR LOCAL 'MEAT 00.'S WORKS. 'Remember.— I do not employ unnecessary hands and expensive, carts and horses. Being the only expert tradesman in the tow,n, I am able to cut and cater for 'the public with the primcst meat that monev can procure. : SMALL GOODS made by mvsslf i\r? ! the best .in the Wairarapa. Over 1200' cash customers patronise our morket every week, to say nothing of the scores to whom we send moat in the country. No connection .with any otliev butcher in 'the town. MY MOTTO IS—"I LOVE THE PEOPLE!' MANAGER. J, FERGUSON TAXI-CAB PROPRIETOR, ■■MASTERTON, "OTIFIES the public that he has had his Taxi-Cab thoroughly overhauled and completely ™"°™' and it will be open for hire, as usual, on Saturday.

tvw m puswsH!© : mMramfc. ,'. #ER. 1912. STONE'S WELLINGTON.' HAWKE'9 BAY Qsmtnexcsal, MnniouD«i and General DIRECTORY AND NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL. 1912. Twenty-ire* v«wr «t P«hlloatlon. EDITED BY JOHN BTONI. Deny 870. Base, oontaininfl 1450* page»J together with nnmerona map*, WKrected to date, the whde hand" lamely boand in ototih., jdlt lettered. PMOE: If ordered Before public*tta. 12» 6d; *rW pnblicatioa, 15§. «TONB. SON AJJD 00., LTD. Pirinfcern and. Publisher*, < Crawford and JettyStreeta, Dunedin ; and at 140 Lambtoo Qua? . Wflllxn*. TO FARMERS WHO ARE ABOUT TO FENCE. V WE have a largequantity -off SAVV.N TOTARA FENCE DROPPERS, which we are prepared, to quit at a very low prioe. It will pay you to give as »-- call. ~„-. PBACtNELL RAGNEDL ROS,. TIMBER, WOOD AND COAL MER-»-CHANTS.