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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4871, 7 November 1894, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, i mHB- OLDEST, WEALTHIEST ! 1 AND MOST, PROSPEROUS' AuSTRAMANLiFE Omoß, AflD TDK LARGEST IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE, the On:,y OmoNiAi Life Omoj WHIfJH DBOMIiS A BOOTS EVERY YEAR. - lhvitliodof i'aluationadoptei bjMs Society « of the mmt Stringent Character, ■ and emnm a Considerably Larger Reserve to met Liabilities ikmtkti held by any otlw oftce in the Auttnkikn Colonies. , ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED I I'M) AAA AAII (TWELVE MILLIONS STERLING) ANNUAL INCOME, '"•'";' £2,000,000 (TWO MILLION STERLING) Pouoira in Force .-.. 119,232 Sum Assured £39,831,07 Cash Bonuseß Divided .„ £5,883,41 oash boms for ose year, 1893, £148,790 yieldingßeversionary Bonuses amounting to £910,000, after making special heseiives, oash bonuses Wared for last five years,' vet two mimjonb, yioldiiig Reversionary' onuses oxcocding four millions, ASSURE YOUR L IFK Intbo A.M.P. SOCIETY ahuSe'oom a BOiNUS EVERY YEAR EXPENSES OF AIANAOEMENT 8| PER CENT, ON THE TOTAL INCOME. EDWAIiD ff, LUWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Ofhik— OUBTOAI HODBE QUAY WELLINGTON". ' Lwai, Aoßtixa & lORNS: Grovhwn P. H. WOOD, Manufacturers and Importers of SADDLERY AND HABNESS, M. A S T EUTON, JUSTLANDEDQK SETS of Choice Harness Furniture, including Buggy, (jig and Cab. All Patterns and ijhapes. '

TEE limON WHY. *»u, „.. o,,i. L „ u umiu uu lIIU UOOU purchasing public of New Zealand, and Wellington district particularly, is that during the past twelve years they Imvc paid away ho less than £460,800 sterling in wages, and spent over £17,000 in buildings; a few more like them would settle the unemployed question at once and for ever. JR. HANNAH $ CO., are the largest manufacturers and importers in New Zealand. They are now opening up per Gothic and JTaikoura 279 trunks of boots and shoes specially made to their order and at prices to suit the times, as the following list will prove;— Ladies Beautiful Evening Shoes from 4/6 Ladies' Nice Tan Evening and Walkiug Shoes Ladies' Glaeo Kid Walking Shoes, 4/11, 511.7/0 . ' Ladies' Slippers from 1/Pincts's Evening and Walking Shoes always in stock Otto Hcm Ladies' Shoes from 16/8 Ladies Boots and Shoes of all description alwftysou limul from the Dairy Hannah's Men's " G " Bluchers from 5/6 Hannah's Men's Nailed Shooters from 9/11 Hannah's Good Watertight Bluchers from 9/11 Hannah's " G " Watertights from 10/6 Gents| Beautiful Balmorals from 12/6 Gents' Tan Boots and Shoes at all prices Youth's Watertights from 9/6 Youth's Nailed Shooters from 8/6 Girl's Everlasting Schoolßoots, 5/6,6/6 Children's Boots and Shoes from 1/Agcnte for the celebrated " E " boots and shoes, also Cove and West's well known brand, and many other well known makers. In fact all the rqttircments to he found in a well appointed Boot and Shoe Warehouse, can be obtained at li. Hannah & Co.'s. Leather and grindery always on hand at Wellington prices. Boots and shoes made to order, licpairs done on the premises, Country orders promptly attended to, Note the address; (Opposite Club Hotel),

Queen-street, MasteetohR. HANNAH and Co., PHOnHBIOBB, H. Petersen, Manager. MAUEICEHLLE EOAD BOARD. NOTICE OF POLL. i 1 of ratepayers interested will be taken at Mr W, Gray's residence, Drcyer'sliockEoad, on iSATUKDAY, the 10th of November, 1801, on a proposal to raise a loan of £7OO for forming Cleland's lioad. Polling hours from 9 oi. to G p.m. CHARLES FOHSBEKG, Chairman. ' ManricDville, 3rd November, 1894. • SPEOLiilinoof;'£3ooo.,nlao sums of not; less '■ than • £SOO to lend upon broad' acres'.' freehold .at 63 percent.; ■■' ■ •.,-; 1 .;;V.."-> ,J B.'Bi%)fflToir.