Page 40 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Witness, Issue 2026, 22 December 1892, Page 40

Public Notices WJ. PRICTOB, • NEWSVENDER, Can supply t A Posted. fl b. d. s. d. Harper's Monthly ».. ... 16 0 20 0 Ladies' Journal . ... ... 14 0 18 0 Century Magazine ... t.. 21 0 84 0 London Journal ... ... 10 0 12 0 Family Herald ... ... 10 0 11 0 Strand Magazine ... ...9 0 11 0 Family Reader ... ... 10 0 12 0 Oassell's Magazine ... ...10 0 12 0 English Sixpenny Illustratea «.. 90 ' 10 0 Chambers' Journal ... ... 10 0 12 6 Australian Journal ... „.6 0 6 0 Boys' Own Paper ... „.7 6 9 8 Grirla' Own Paper ... ... 7 6 9 6 Magazine of Music ... ... 9 0 11 0 Family Reader (quarterly division) 7 .6 9 6 Household Words „ „ ... 7 6 9 0 Something to Read „ 7 .6 9 0 Weldon's Ladies' Journal (quarterly) 6 0 7 6 Oases for binding Half-yearly Vols. of Review of Reviews 2 0 2 6 NEWSPAPERS. if ew Zealand Phonographic Magazine, 6dJ Detroit Free Press ... ... 8 6 10 6 Glasgow Weekly Mail... ... 8 6 10 6 People's Journal (all editions) ... 8 6 10 6 Kdinbifrgh Scotsman 8 6 10 6 Lloyd's Weekly (aU editions) ... 8 6 10 6 Reynolds' Weekly Newspaper ... 8 6 10 6 The Penny Illustrated Paper ... 8 6 10 6 Graphic ... ... ... 35 0 40 0 Illustrated London News ...35 0 40 0 The Queen ... ... ... 35 0 40 0 &c. Ac., at same average. Xmas Number Graphic, Illustrated London News, Sporting and Dramatic |News, Yule Tideposted, 2s 3d each. 8., d. /"Quiver (annual volume)...' ...10 6y6 y . Good Words 10 6 [3 Boys and Girls' Annual... ...10 0 gj 5 Cassell's Magazine ... ... 11 0 o R Macmillan's Sixpenny Illustrated... 10 0 fW j Sunday at Home ... ■■•}' J d O Chambers' Journal ... ... 10 « g >< Little Wide Awake ... ... B6 Va j Sunday £ g 3 5 Little Folks ; ... § g * P Our Darlings ... ... •!' ... 4 6 fc Chatterbox ... ... ... 4 6 g 55 Leach's Fancy Work Basket (half- < yearly) Vols. VI and VII ... 8 « VReviewof Reviews (half -yearly vols.) 7 V Orders must be accompanied by remittance. REVIEW OF REVIEWS, Posted or Delivered to any address in New Zealand, 9s per annum. NORTH-EAST VALLEY, OTAGO. N.Z. 17m GOVERNMENT L^FE INSURANCE" ** DEPARTMENT. Established 1870. • RVIhV POLIOY OUARAKTKBD IV THI «TAT*. LOW PREMIUMS and LARGE BONUSES, The sum of this Department has been to provide Life Insurance at the minimum cost compatible with safety. It does not charge its policy-holders unnecessarily large premiums in order to enable It subsequently to attract tha ignorant by the glitter of increased bonuses. The premiums which it charges are the lowest compatible with perfect safety, and are less than the participating rates of any other office doing business in Australasia. In ipite of this fact, at the last valuation (December. 1B90) the assets of the office were found to exceed the liabilities toy no leaa a «urn than £232,000 sterling:— A result due to economy of manenement and low mortality. PRESENT FUNDS ARE APPROACHING TWO MILLION POUNDS. w . j ANNUAL INCOME e;rceeds;£33o,ooo. 1 I. H. RICHARDSON, ' .j Commissioner. . mHE J. G. WARD FARMERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED). I desire to intimate .to my clients of Southland that I have DISPOSED of my GENERAL BUSINESS tothe above ASSOCIATION, and while I tender my thanks for the very large support accorded me, I have pleasure in saying that the New Association will carry on the business m all respects as formerly. The OCEAN BEACH FREEZING WORKS will be carried on by mo as hitherto, and I am open to purchase sheep on- the same lines as before— namely, for Net Cash. All outstanding accounts due to me are to be paid to the J. G. Ward Farmers' Association of New Zealand (Limited), who have been appointed my accredited agents to collect same, and tneir receipt will be, a sufficient discharge. I remain, Yours faithfully, J. G. WARD. With reference to the above intimation, I have pleasure in stating that the New Association which has assumed the proprietorship of the business carried on for the past 14 years by the Hon J G Ward, will continue on the exact lines adopted by Mr Ward, and which have proved so popular and acceptable to the entire Farming Community of Southland, and would solicit a continuance of the more than liberal Hhnre of business accorded by fanners in the J>Mfc ' Yours faithfully, THE J. G. WARD FARMERS' ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), 15d J. FISHER, Manager. NEUROSINB is the Up-to-date Remedy for Toothache, Neuralgia, Nervous Headache, and all Nerve troubles. NEURALGIA.— NEUROSINE is a Grand Success ; those who suffer should obtain it without delay. TOOTHACHE.— NEUROSINE is a true Nerve Soother. For Toothache and Neuralgia it cannot be excelled. NEUROSINE.— Prepared by F. Wilkinson, Chemist (by examination of the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain), Caversham. NEUROSINE.— Sold in bottles, Is and 2s ; forwarded, postage paid, on receipt of stamps^ . FOR Weak Nerves and Enfeebled Digestion, NEUROSINE NERVE TONIC is the Remedy. Bottles, 2s 6d. F. Wilkinson, Chemist, Caversham. 200 M'KELVEY & CO., Stock and Share* brokers, House, Land, Estate, and General Commission Agents, Valuators. Private Inquiry Agents. Peht Collectors, Manufacturers' Agents. ' Farley's Buildings, Princes street.