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J-^i overn'men't l'tfe" insurance VT'.', ', . J ■ DEPARTMENT; ■■ '■ ■•■ •-.; AiSOL UT E S ECU RI T V '''■'• ' COMBINEB ' • ' 1 -'■■': WITH LOWEST PREMIUMS. ;.. ; In the N.Z. Government Office . . . . EVERY POLICY IS GUARANTEED BY : '; (i ;; ! ; ;; c -THE'STATEj'i / - ■' ; - And the premi ' elsewhere charged ' for £1000 will 1 ecure £1200 in the' first: Insurers with the > ' ■ Government, . therefore, receive ; AN IMMEDIATE-BONUS OF £200. THE INDUSTRIAL BRANCH : Provides Insurance for. Working Men. Pee mitt ms. Payable Weekly, - ' ' ' l?or which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Sepabatb Section tob Totai Abstainers. i the regulations /are more liberal Than in any other .Life Insurance Office. . Note.— The Government not only* brings cheap Insu- rance within' tihe roach of nearly every man, woman, and child in the community, but provides the description of policy and mode of payment be suited to the require- ments of each. D. M. LUCKIE, lommissioneb. ~ i c w Tt/r us 10. J3I ; c w ■ jj/JL usl c. TENAEOE GALOP. TENAKOE GALOP. TENAKOE GALOP. TENAKOE GALOP. TENAKOE GALOP. . TENAKOE GALOP. ■ Second Edition. Second Edition. ' just published. just published. THE FIRST PIECE IN R. H. HOLLO- WAY'S NEW ZEALAND ALBUM. NEW AND POPULAR DANCE MJfFSIC May be had of all Music Sellers and Stationers : - throughout the Colony. ' <5J -' I N G I If G. MRS. WATERS (FROM THE LONDON ORGAN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE ,'..."' 'OF MUSIC) • Receives Pupils at her Residence, corner o Kyber Pass and Arawa-street. HIGHEST REFERENCES FROM OTAGO AND | CANTERBURY. Terms at all the Leading' Music and Booksellers-? i •T HENDERSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL ; „ DECORATIVE PAINTER, N6. 8, W V.ST DH A M-S TBE ET. GRATEFUL— COMFORTING. EP P S ' S •.*'. d O C O A. ■ • : ' ' —J BREAKFAST. , " By a thorough, knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well- selected.' cocoa, Mr 'Epps. has provided our breakfast table with a delicately-flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by tbe judicious ■use of such articles of diet that a constitution .may be . gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of suutie maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."— See article in the Civil. Service Gazette. *; Made simply with boiling ,water or milk. Sold only in 5 lb.. packets by Grocers, labelled thus: — , .' .JAMES E'PPS' & CO., ; 'HOMCEOPATHIC' CHEMISTS, LONDON ; ; . ENGLAND. , . '■* ; ' -urdgo 1 ; 1 — sSniusAg; -utcC f o^ "utb xi- '• eouupn^Ti jp sinojj . - *or jsr.y iionv 'laaais-HDiH. : 'JKCossiL.-pttffiia: 'o "x m ! . t — ssoappy , i ' , : 'oStj^soj aoj duiuq.g pueg •aajj; '. psnitijqo -eqimjo s^eiqdnrßd; OAT^dwasscr „. ; flh - je^ari' Aq ao iC|puos ja^no j^; : Snhoj^- jo egsiJasTQi.uo apj^ pa^nsnbQ aq Jfe-jfo ■ .-,..,• ; •■;..-. 'isixYioaas ■■ „ ; ' i ; 'ji.o ; ssii'-D''as-.h|" *C% '•aTyCT 1 ' I ; ; i AOiraoEs isaxoi^xs ) , i, .. , . . . . ' •■-''■ i jff M E R C IF U L M E D I C^l N ; E. ! ; ! More Pnßcious than Rubies ! . "SILVERTON'S PATENT PILLS —' ■;- .«.- .] ; Best. Family Medicine. •■_>'}' ' • Have never failed to do good. ' '' ■ ; j In use over 20 years. ; SILVERT-O N'S -P ATE NT PILLSr- ' ,{ , ,Cer,tain Cnre for Indigestion. " : •'"■'. Certain Cure for Nervous Headache. ' '.. , ■ . Certain Cure for Liver Complaints. SILVERTON'S PAT KNT -PILLS— ': ' e y' are Tasteless, and so small that a child liiight swallow one. •i They cause no pain, and give immediate relief. • SILVERTON'S PATENT PILLS - In boxes at Is 1-Jd and 2s 9d, of all Chemists and London Wholesale Houses, or by post from the proprietor for 15 or 35 stamps.. R E V. E. J. S I L V BET-OS, ". . ' " . Specialist for : '-••' •DEAFNESS, DISEAdES of the EYES, &c. . New and Enlarged Consulting -Booms, Imperial- buildings, Ludgato-circus, London.

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