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I__M ASSURANCE OOMPANYjI -lEAD OFFICE, DUNEDIN. H LIFE ASSURANCE AT MINIMUIiSB RATES * .'•■ In the Ordinary Branch the profits JH are res.rved for the benefits of those ■ me_ahers whose premiums, ac___ni_*. ■ lated at 4 per cent, compound inter-* Hi est. amount to the Sum Assured. Bf The principle is. sound and eault-t* ■ able, the low premiums charged pro-*■ln viding what is equivalent to aIS GUARANTEED CASH EONUS every M y-ear. Wm A FOOL ALWAYS BELIEVES— I Other men are liars.'"'Fools "M don't read this. We believe we'H| - have the confidence of our cus-,H tomers. We want yours, and, if;jß we didn't believe our product fl deserved your confidence, say- HI ing so would prove us to be vM liars. . 1H A LIAR ALWAYS BELIEVES §1 Other men are fools.; Not being '3m liars, we believe you are no fool-,' h| therefore you will see the sense JH of the PARAGON Policy. It is:7fl| "No high shop rent: no bad-'H debts; no bad buying; sensible ■ selling, and by recommendation |H instead of large advertising." IB PARAGON PYRAMID Ii OF SATISFACTION, ' f| Is based on the firm foundation ■ of material, make, and method. |j| The materials are selected 'for■'Hi style and staunch service; the M make is securely sewn for..■» strength and satisfactory wear. II The, methods for saving with' B service, which leads us to our sH final point, 9 PARAGON PRINCIPLE "I OF "KNOWN PRICE." J| We are the only firm an N.Z. H who tell you the LIMIT PRICE §1 YOU WILL BE ASKED, IT IS S £7/15/-, and holds no limit in n .!£ quality of fit, fabric, fashion, or H if finish. Remember THE LIMIT M £7/15/-. You won't pay mora ■ 7- for nothing more, surely? m THE PARAGON TAILORING°CO_ M 59, Manners-street (over Zak's). §§ WELLINGTON. || The Cheapest Shop in Town, for ijS Leather Goods. 'M Big Beduetions in all classes of M Suit Gases, Attache Cases. Cabin TJ Trunks, etc. S See our window display for Big | Bargains. j Gr. CAREI?. i Leather and Grindery Merchant, & _27, UPPER CUB! STREET, 1 WELLINGTON. A Boots and Bags Repaired on the prem- H ises. Best material and workman;al".ip *g| guaranteed. ' '■*=§ >n: ; ; i—i •— " 0 p; W. J. COVENTRY WATCHMAKER AND JEWELL!...* f, BRCOKLYN. 3e < REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. ■"; raJ Highest Grade Work Guaranteed. - s . : . - irq GRIDIRON HOTEL, j£ Princess Street t: Dunedin South 3U i Good Acommodation. >n Terms Reasonable f a s SPEIGHT'S BEER ON TAP. 'Phone 826. ats T. QUIRK - - Proprietor. ~|« : : • i|| i.h MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA. m 6d. Tea with, Hot Scones 6_. :^M 6<L or Bread and Butter, (id. fli .HOT .-LUNCHEONS. . '« Bell Tea Rooms 9 60, LAMBTON QUAY, I (Opposite Government Buildings) : m CRITERION HOTEL, j| RICHMOND QjUAY, GREYMOUTH. g& This first-class hotel is now under i|| the management of Mr. and Mr_. 7w|| " '■ Mcßae. .-. 11 Excellent Accommodation and «| 'Service. {tm HANDLE'S AND SPEIGHT'S -ALEaJI ON -tap. ;;j» J. C. McBAE ts Proprietor. M KITTO AND SON, ifl THE LEADING TAILORS, 'M Have removed from 15 Manner. JP Street, to McDonald's Buildings (up- Xt stairs), next to Albert Hotel, Willis X Street. ..' .Xi Call and inspect our New Season's E| Suitings. ■ •' : i M| "Saltaire". Serge always in stock* ' W Tlione* 2312. ! •g| — ■ : ■ ■'■M WORKERS OF THE WORLD UNITE 7*l and buy ypur meat from is WOLSTENHOLME BROS. 1 BUTCHERS. SMALL-GOODSMEN* ' | And BACON CURERS. •"-•>■ ,'" J Only 'the Primest Beef. Mutton ___<£ I . Pork killed* l . I

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