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Wairarapa Daily Times, 8 March 1894, Page 4

painless, extkacTIONOFTEETH •'. •' ■ • AND .'■■•■ .INSERTION OF. ARTIFICIAL TiiETH. . . •U"- rhttiring testimonial:— ■ • •■ Dkab BIR,— Durlig tho Franco-Prussian In the (til I received a kick, which cbatkrcd the one aide of my mouth. Owing to the ■ ways the beat London dentists, and hare tried Monsieur Ducrot, the celebrated Parisian dentist, but nono havo given me auch a splendid fit and comfort as you here done; and onto! tratltodo I ihall recommend yon whenever lean. I must say your charge la extremely modeiato. Tonri Truly, A. H. KROUBB, faiptttw (or North Island Standard Accident Assuranoe Co. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE, J. W. BRIDGE, DENTIST 109, Upper Willis Btr»et Welllhtfnn C&aries G. Scott, AUCTIONEER, LAND, STOCK, AND GENERAL-COMMISSION AGENT AND VALUidCS. ■ Eonse Aijert.—Rents Collected BALES conducted in town or conn ry at desired. Agont—N»nieh Union Fire A sur »nco Society. Farm* A'or Sale, MR BCOn HAS TEE FOLLOWING PROPKRTIK 9 FOR SALE--40 ACRES, all in grass, well fence!, Maharahara K(\ ACRE FARM, Woodlands Road, Six u "' roomed house, s'ables, dairy. 1 acre la Owlen. fly ACRES, 1J miles from Woodvillo, five *** roomed house, a grand orchard bringMl in £2O a year (or tiuit, every convenience required on a small farm, CHAB G SCOTT, AUCTIONEER. WOODVILLE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI DENT SOCIETY.

New Zealand Branch: Head Oiee, Ouatora hoUM-qnay, W»'Jiigton, Local Board of Direotora: The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D, C.M.G, M.L.U, [Chairman] i The Hon. ObuleaJ. Johnatos, M.L.0., UJeputy Chairman] i Alfred do .latho Brandon, Esq. ; The Hon. Edward Richardson,' 0 M G., M.L.0.; John Dnncan, Esq. Hedioal Of Jeer: Dr \Y. 0. Kemp, M.RCS., (England). THE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST AND MOST PKOSPEKODS AustbalianLik OFFICE, AilD TUB LARGEST LN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. THE ONLI OOMMAI LIFB'OmOB WHICH DEOIAE«S A SOHVS EVERT Y2AB. The Method of Valuation adopted by this Society is of the mat Stringent Character, and enmm a Considerably Larger Mm to vuA Liabilities than that held by any otkt ofce in the A utlrdatian Colonies. ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED £11,000,000 ELEVEN MILLIONS STERLING All Invented to yield nearly 6 per cent Pouoiei w-FoaOß ... 116,205 SumAiianred £38,888,28& Accumnlatod Fundi! ... £11,328,448 Annual Incoms £1,960,123 (Wl> Bonuses Divided ... £5,484,022 BONUSES.

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