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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3971, 24 November 1891, Page 4

A.ustrnliauM.utnti.l Proyl dent Society New Zealand Branch: Head Office, Custom house Quay, Wellington. Local Board of Director! : Thr Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., 0.M.G., M.L.O, (Chairman) ; Thb Hon. Charles J. Johnston, Esq,, M.L.O. (deputy Chairman) ; Alfred db Bathb Brandon, Esq. ; The Hon. Edward dicHAnnsoN.O.M.O.: John Doncan Esq Medical Officer: Du. W. G. Kemp. M.K.C.S. (England) 11HB OLDEST, WEALTHIEST, AS» MOST PROSPEROUS AUSTRALIAN LIFE ObFICE, AND 188 LARGEST IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. > Thb Orlt Colonial Lira Office WHICH DECLARES A BONUS EVER? fEAR. Ihe Method of Yahtationadopted bv this Society it of the most stringent character, aiid ensures a Considerably Larger Reserve to meet Liabilities than that held by any other office in the Australasian Colonies ACCUMULATED FUNDS NEARLY £10,000,000 „s M) STERLING. All invested to yield nearly 6 per ceit. Policibb is Force 1 f)1 340 Sum Assured ... ... £34,904,017 Accumulated Funds ... £9,739,873 Annual Income £1,741,387 Caah Bonuses Divided ... £4,440,533 For FIVE YEARS ended 81st Deoemher, 1890, Policies have been written for SEVENTEEN AND A HALF MILLION STERLING. BONUSES! CASH BONUSES declared for last FIVE Tears, TWO MILLIONS, yielding Reversionary Bonuses exceeding FOUR MILLIONS. CASH BONOS FOR ONE TEAR, 1890, £469,856, YIELDING REVERSIONART BONUSES AMOUNTING TO £967,000. This Cash Bonus was equal to 42'1 per, cent, on the- premiums reoeived daring the year. ASSURE TOUR LIFE IN THB A.M.p. SOCLETT AND SECURE A BONUS EVfiKY YEAF. POLICIES ON NEW ZEALAND REGISTER. 16,000, ASSURING £5,000,000. ASSETS IN NEW ZEALAN D , £1,419,276. EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT LESS THAN 9i PER CENT. ON THE TOTAL INCOME. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Omicb— CUSTOM HOUSE QUAT, WELLINGTON. LOCAL AGENTS—Masterton, Lowes and lorns ; Greytown, F. M. Wood. Canvtising arent. G. W. Schroder. LANGSTONE'S VERMIFUGE for INTESTINAL PARASITES IN HOGGETS. tfs. LANGSTONE'S VERMIFUGE BALSAM TOR BRONCHIAL PARASITES OR LUNGWORM. This remedy should be administered in February, at weaning time, as a pre** vontive, when its effects will be most beneficial. Both preparations may be obtained at the VETERINARY PHARMACY, MAIN-STREET, ... GKEi'TOWN, Opposite the residence of Mrs Has'well, where also Mr Langstone may be consulted in all diseases affecting horses, sheep, or cattle, W. 0. LANGSTONE, M.R.C.V.S Imperial Fire Office. OF LONDON, [Established 1803.] fTIHIS Company is prepared to accept FIRE RISKS at lowest current Paid Up Capital and Invested Funds— ONE MILLION NINE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. J GRAHAM & Co., Apents, Masterton. V H It FAIL Canst minister to mind diseased ? Ask d William Shakesphere loss ago Twas left for Woods, of Cuba street, To answer otherwise than "No.' For brains, neuralgia—rack'd, or dulled Yet Wood's famous " Never Fail " Will from them drive away all pain. The nectar that the gods of old So freely and so deeply quaffed, They qu '.lined with " Never Fin," And they at headaches simply laughed. 'Tis but by morals here below That fiery alcohol's endured, And then they have rewurse to Woods To get the morning headache cured Of woman "in our hearts of ease " You've heard the poet tell the tale, '.Uncertain, coy. and hard to please " The lines by now are somewhat stale— But woman's ministrations fond In modem days will not avail For brows with pain and anguish wrong As prompt as Wood's "Nbvbb Fin,." Just think of it! How great the boon 1 Ye city ladies, jaded, worn ! Ye offce toilers, dazed with pain, And wishing that you ne'er been born. A simple SIXPENCE spent with Woods, One single draught of " Never Fail," And life will be a-joy once more, Your headaches a forgotten tale; ■ W. E. WOODS, Co-Operative Drag Store, Cuba-street, Wellington, NOTE:—" Never Fail," the marvellous I remedy for headache and neuralgia may be obtained from Mr T. G. Mason, Chemist, 1 Masterton. PRICE, 2/6 a bottle. It is a certain cure, . VENETIAN BLINDS A LL new buildings should be fitted \_ with Venetian Blinds. They are modern necessity indispensable for appearance, use, and wear. Everyone haying regard for their property should use them. Their coat is little more than that of the best ordinary blinds, while in the long run they become much cheaper Send for price-lists and verify this. Any one can fix them. Venetian Blinds increase the value of a building to a very obvious extent, and thereby pay for themselves over and ovei attain. Ladder-tapes. Laths, and all repairing material kept in stock, and sent by parcels post on receipt of remittance. REVOLVING SHUTTERS at most modeiate priees. These are splendid for shops. All the best establishments have them. They are just as eheap as the common kind. Write for quotations. It. W. HENN, I Moleiworth Street, Wellington.