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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 224, 19 September 1894, Page 3

Perfect1-Health May be secured by all who follo-nr the example of Mrs. Xizzi'e W. De Yean, L 362 15th St., Brooklyn, W. V., U.S.A. . "Every Spring, for years, I have had intolerable headaches, and total loss of en- ' ergy, so that the season which should be welcomed by me was a dread, for, as tho warm, pleasant days arrived, they Drought spVu^-^ -"is*" tdt W- J) - to me lassitude and pain. My druggist had known me from childhood, and advised ma to take, early in the Spring, Ayer's Sarsaparilla. ' I commenced using it and have not had, since then, the first symptom of headache; my appetite is splendid, and I perform my daily duties with, a cheerfulness and energy that surprises myself." @ « Ayer's oX Sarsaparilla Admitted at the World's Fair. Made by Dr. J.C. Ayer <fc Oa._Lowell,Mas3..T"'.S.A. THE EYES ARE TOO VALUABLE to be trifled with, and should be properly fitted -with Spectacles when the sight falls. Tbe Eyes may be efficiently tested and supplied either with Glass Spectacles or the best genuine Pebbles by T. PEACOCK, Ophthalmic Optician. ...■•• . . „ Opposite the Post-office, Astigmatic defects corrected by Speoial Spectacles mode up on the premises. TTIDWARD MAHONEY AND SON. . ARCHITECTS, QUBBN-STBEEP, AUCKLAND. The Stnd. mHE BTANDARD-BRED STALLION LaRUE (Registered No. 20141), Will make the Soason of 1894 at the WHITE HOUSE STABLES, OTAHUHU. Description : L&Rne, foaled in 1889, is a bright bay with "black points, 16 hands high, both hind feet white, and small star on forehead. He is grand looking and resembles tho Electioneers, being a grandson of that noted sire. Hid trotting action is flrst-class. Pkdigrkk : Sired by Campaign, 9811, son of Electioneer, 125, sire of 145 trotters in the 2.30 list, including Arion. 2.07} (Arion, 2.10}, champion 2-year-old record), Sunol. 2.08 i. Palo Alto, 2.08}. First dam Clara D., record 2.49 (when with foal), is sister to Honesty. 2.251. and Mockingbird, 2-year old record, 2.33. Clara D„ is also dam to Dewdrop (by Elect) tbat trotted a mile over the Sacramento track in 2.28 while owned by P. C. Hale, of Hale and Co.; Priam, 1798. the sire of Clara D.. is the sire of Frank M., 2.17; Honesty, 2.25}; Harry M.. 2.24J, eta Second dam Western Girl, by Chieftian. 721, Biro of Defiance, trotting 2.24, pacing 2.17}; Caro, 2.26, and sire of the dams ot Mt. Vernon, 2.15!: Crown Prince. 2.17 i; Tempest, 2.19: Chief Thorn. 2.20. etc. "Western Girl is full sister to Western Boy, 2.38}, and the Lyle mare that could trot with mate in 2,30. Third dam' the J. H. Dodge mare, dam of Western Boy, 2.38J, by Jim Crow (Coburn'e). said to be thoroughbred. Terms, £5 ss. First-class grazing at 2s 6d per week. All care taken, but no responsibility. Apply to C. E. ABBOTT. 83. Queon-strcet. or to M. EDWARDS. White House, Otahuhu. © mo STAND ' CT^t^TOb^-flasaf^i -*- THIS SEASON |™ Trotting Track. 1 B*LLu6 I S J/_k;V»J Tne Imported Ame. tjs___m^^^_W^o__i rican Standard-bred /5£5»-*w- _£..<.«-«» --—- Trotting Stallion, ALBERT VICTOR (No. 6), By Albert W.—Victorine. by Echo-Victoria, by Geo. M. Patchen. jun.—Victress; Albert W. by Electioneer—Sister, by John Nelson—Lamott mare. Albert Victor is quite a young horse, having been bred in 1891. He was bred at the famous Rancho del Paso Stud of Mr J. B. Haggin, at Sacramento, California, and specially imported by hia present owner. Albert Victor's aire. Albert W., has a record of 2.20. He is sire of Little Albert, 2.10 i; Dudley Olcott, 2.26J; and Flowing Tide (pacer), 2.221. Albert W.'s sireElectioneer, is famous as sire of a host of winners, including that great trotter Sunol, 2.8 J. Albert Victor's dam, Victorine, is full sister in blood to Lohengrin, who has a record of 2.27 J. He won the Harness Trot at tho Autumn Meeting of the Auckland Trotting Club, catching all his horses in the first half-mile. For terms and further particulars apply to Good Grazing, 2s 6"d per week. GEO. S. BUDGE, Valley Road or Epsom. Insurance^ GOVERNMENT LIFE* INSURANCE V DEPARTMENT. Established 1870, BVKRV POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATU. BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF GROWTH OB OFFICE. FUNDS, 1875, £109,000. ~ 1880, 459,000. .- x 8 - i8 90 „ 1.715,000. AT THE PRESENT TIME THE FUNDS ARE CLOSE ON TWO MILLION POUNDS. PRESENT ANNUAL INCOME Over £330,000. Tho- leading London Insurance Journal, " . he Post MazaSne and Insurance Monitor,". says.The only institution ot the kind at present in existence managing its affairs on commercial principles fs^e Life Assurance Department of the colony of New Zealand .... Although the operations of the dloMtment are confined to a smalt colony the fig,,res reachedare very large, exceeding those ofthe mtSrityof British Companies... .Many of our SmpSesathome might learn from it a useful lesson. J.H.RICHARDSON,, * Commissioner. IVTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE ±1 COMPANY (FIRE AND MAEINE). Capital £1.000,000 Paid-up and Reserve Funds .. .. £450,000 Protection from FIRE or MARINE LOSS can be effected in this Company. CLAIMS MET "WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY. T. J. BRASSEY. Manager, rpHE SOUTHBRITISH INSURANCE : JL CO. OF NEW ZEALAND. Capital Paid-up. Re-insurance, General Reserve j Funds. £180,628. FIRE and MARINE RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST RATES. Prompt and liberal settlements. Local institution. Profits retained in the colony. A. S. RUSSELL. Branch Manager*.