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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4749, 16 June 1894, Page 4

IT TAKES A great many people to mako a raid, Also.agrcatmanyTeastomakoaßlend, ••■■■■ and in a Blond each Tea has its allotted part. But whorcas in the World somo arc bad er indifferent, : jNtho BLENDS of tho.EMPIRE •' TEA. COMPANY, nothing but GOOD TEAis found. To prove it yourself youmust taste our blends. You can tay a single half.pound packet if yon aro incredulous. I Thofollovring are our brands and Prices; gragon 3s Od Houdah ... ~, 3s Od Kangra Valley 2slod Elephant ...-2s 8d Crescent „, 2s 6d Buffalo 2s 4d Empire , 2s 2d Ceylon (inlead)... 2s Od mikado 2s Od Empire Tea Company, W, AND G. TURNBULL & CO., PfIOFIIIETOHS, WELLINGTON. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAu PKOVI- ' DENT -SOCIETY. O.M.G, M.LO, tOhßirmanl 'j The Hon! Charles J, Johmto, M.L.0., [Deputy Chairman]; Alfred de Batho Brandon, Esq. j The John Duncan, Esq. Medical Officer s Dr W.' G.Kemp, M.R,O.S,,(Eiifr'.and). THE DLDEsii WEALTHIEST AND MOST PROSPEROUS AnsTBAHAKLire Omoe, AJD THR LABGEBT m THE BBITISH EMPIRE. ing Only Colonial Lira Qttm WHICH DECLARE m A SONUS EVERT TEAR. The Method of Valuation adapted by (/lis Society h of tht mmt Stringed Qhriukr, and enswu a Considerably iarjer Jttsem totwl LiabilitiesthanthatkUbyanyoSter ojjkt in (ne iwlraliwian Cobniu. ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED £12,00.0,000 (TWELVEMILLIONS STERLING 4NNUAL INCOME, £2,000,000 (TWO MILLION STERLING POLIOIH IN FoBSE Sum Assured ... 119,232 ... £39,831,071 ... £5,889,412 BONUSES. oabh ios'js lor one year, 1893, £448,790 yielding Beversionary Bonuses amounting to £910,000, alter making skoiai resbhyisb, cash bonuses d&ilared for last nra years, over two millions, ytolding RovMsloury Bonuses exoeodlng fobs miuionb, ASSURE YOUR L IPK lutho A.M.P. SOCIETY andSkoubk a BONUS EVERY YEAR EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT 8| PER OENT. ON THE TOTAL IWCOME. EDWAKD W, LOWE, Branch Omts— CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY, WELLUJGTOK. LwAiAaßsis-Masterton,LOWES & lORNS; Greyfewn F. H, WOOD SPECIAL NOTICE. TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE WAIRAPAPA,

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