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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4791, 4 August 1894, Page 3

mm&mm\¥ houso-qtlay, 'Loral Dkeoton:,lheUon,Morg«iiß. Qraoe M.D, rpHB OLDEST, WEALTHIEST J..-:: - m,.;:'..... AND. ..!! ; . ' J -w MOST PROSPEROUS i .;AOBTBAIUIfLDfg;OFnOB: - WD TDK largest jm the.;british EMPIBE. thb' Onw ObLosiii Life Ornqg, ( . I .', ThiHelhoi of .Koltiofion adopltd !6y thlt. SocietfiiofHic •mod Stringent ddrai l Jer' } and tnmra a Considerably Larger Mm otfie'inthe MlraManCilonia, j .. ACCUMULATED i FUNDS EMBED '' l , ;i ; (TWELVEMILLIONS STERLING IiNNUAL INCOME, : : ''. ; £2,000,000,1"; WO M ,ILLION: STOEiILiNG) POLIOIKI IB.FOBOE ..;.: . 119,232 Sum Assured ' ... ... £39,831,071 Cash Bonuses Dividod ... £5,883,412 BONUSES. [moisn no:;jB for one year, 1893, £448,790 yielding Reversionary Homines amounting to £910,000, after making special itESKii™, oabb BONUBEsdwlarcd for last Fira'years, ovenwo MttuoHßi* yielding 'Beversloiary Bonuses exceeding foot millions. | ASSURE l"0UR L IFE in tbo ;■ AHD SeOURB A , ! BONUS -EVERY YEAR EXPENSES' OF MANAGEMENT 8| PER CENT* i ON THE TOTAL INCOME. ■; , , :r . i(; ' : :,EbwAiti);w v jiOWE,; .'" "" ' Resident Secretary. BaANOHOmiB— .■ • ir - ~ CUSTOM HO'USE'Q-IlAy, . '.WELLINGTON. ,„'.

: LcOAiAoENia— & IOMS: GrevtoTO F. H. WOOD SOLID OOMFORT YOU wear' boots of course,' and you ! have had a lot. of trouble in : your time with your feet P l r cs, and you have tried liard to get-n comfortable lit, and iv boot that will wear ? And you have ran round to many makers and still yon arc not satisfied? All, we know it well, wc have been through all this, and can imderstand your feelings; but thcro'is still hope for yon and yonr family. Take our advice,-based ' on'- long experience, go direct to your Boot and Shoe Dealer and ask for a pair of ! Zealanclla Boots. If'ho does not happen to keep them ho will put on a superior air, and toll you he'has something as good, and cheap , don't behcvcit, There is ; Only one ZEALANDIA, And you waut that brand and no other You mil gel a Giuxd Fittiko Boot, and one that will give you more satisfaction than any other Boot ypxi ever wore. Every pair branded cJea&m. Try this advice, and if it s not as slated, make a complaint direct to tlio Whole. : ' sale Manufacturers,..., . COrChristolwGh, ■ And if it takes anEarthqualto to putthe mattcrright, you can rely on tie'm.

SAPIO-UHSO CONCERTS. 'EIIItSHEME SPEAKS. M. J. Brookes, Manager the Dresden Piano Co., Wellington. Dear Sir, —Allow mo to thank you for the Concert Grand Piano supplied to the Do Vcre Sapio and' Camilla: tlrso Soncerts. It is an excellent instrument. I wish to express my satisfaction at the manner in which the two instruments wero tuned to equal pitch, as generally difficulty is experienced in getting < them tuned satisfactorily. With kindest regards, I am, yours truly, Denno Scherek, ;, Solo Pianist. MADAME UltSO (the iihistrious Violinist) praises tlio Violin Strings imported by the Dresden Company :- Dear Sir,—The Violin Strings purchased from your Company are perfect. I recommend them with pleasure, : Believe me, yours sincerely, • Camilla Urso. PIANOS ON TIME PAYMENTS FROM MONTHLY/ THE DRESDEN PIANO CO,, Wellington. M.J.BROOKES .; Mmara.'. J. E, HOOD-Acent for Mastwton.

LH.Waddington, Largo Magic Lantern,, with fine colfall Hickory), with pole, shafts and lamps, self-locking braltc, low set, easy to get into or turn, snitablcforlady and children—Sale price £lO-almost new £35 i Cash or approred bill;''','.'.. A : ,' RELIABLE I iviEWVEaMBLB&ITOffBR I B| • 'seeds; of alllgents." | >f Mo'ur'Aijentis'forJQluatTatedCatalojnie ~. .';,, ■^.'■?'r6iwii&BVJ6H^B!^;-:. : . ; !w Que«BßtteotH i ;,. l ',;; t ( i : .';;.,„MAnuioK,