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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 256, 4 November 1897, Page 8

Public Notices. A J v *- f;;' SPLENDID r"" ■.. INVESTMENT. Under its Table El/R THE - J^JUTUAL J^IFE OFFICE GUARANTEES a return of all premiums paid in the event of death taking place within 20 years from date of issue of policy, IN ADDITION TO THE SUM ASSURED. EXAMPLE:Age 30 next birthday, £1,000 payable at death. Annual Premium £24 13 4 The amount payable in case of death is During Ist year £1024 13 4 Kth 112' 6 a " ioth " • 1246 1S 4 " 15th .. •• 1370 0 0 ;; 20th '.I "93 6 S In case of surviving the 20th year the assured would receive (in cash) his share of profits for the 20 years, and could continue the Policy as an ordinary whole life policy for £1,000 by payment of same , premiums, or surrender it as desired. F. THOS. WARD. Local Secretary. Corner Queen and Fort streets, Auckland. BOON to the Housewife.—The famous TANIWHA SOAP is the best friend you have on washing day. A BSOLUTELY Choicest Creamery Butter for xL the table all the year round. —New Zealand Dairy Association. REMEMBER I Remember! sth of November, and buy for the bairns from W. H. Hazard, Gunmaker, assortment pf fireworks. REBATE ALLIANCE pOMPANY'S COUPON SYSTEM. GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. VALUE, £30. The undermentioned SHOPKEEPERS who issue the COUPONS of the REBATE ALLIANCE CO. have each decided to give a HANDSOME PRIZE to the CUSTOMER who obtains the highest value in COUPONS representing CASH PURCHASES made at their respective SHOPS between the Ist and 30th November. The Public are respectfully requested to ask for and receive REBATE ALLIANCE CO.'S COUPONS with every purchase made. PRIZE LIST. LADIES' SILVER WATCH and CHAIN, presented by A. G. Bartlett, Jeweller and Watchmaker, 222 Queen-street; value £3 3/. ENLARGED PHOTO and FRAME, presented by Hanna, Photographer, 196 Queen-street; value £2 10/. GENTS' UMBRELLA, presented by ' Malcolm, Mercer and Outfitter, Queenstreet; value £1 5/. TRINKET SET, presented by Tanfield, Potter and Co., China, etc., Manufacturers, Queen-street; value £1 5/. PAIR OF GENTS' OR LADIES' BOOTS, presented by Rhodes, Zealand Boot Shop, Queen-street; value £1 5/. WALKING STICK, silver mounted, presented by Ellisdon, Tobacconist, Queen street; value £1 5/. SILVER MOUNTED PIPE, presented by Ellisdon, Newton, opposite Pitt-street; , value 12/6. HAND BAG, presented by Wiseman and i Son, Saddlers, Queen-st.; value £1 5/. 40 PIECE TEA SET, presented by E. H. Potter, Furnishing Ironmonger, Queen street; value £1 5/. LADY'S UMBRELLA, presented by Judd, Draper and Ladies' Outfitter, Queenstreet; value £1 5/. COLLECTION OF BULBS, presented by Hesketh and Aitken, Queen-street; value £1 5/. TON OF COAL, presented by Carpenter, Coal and Firewood Merchant, Queenstreet; value £1 5/. 1 SILVER PLATED CRUET STAND, presented by Samuel, Cutler, Queen-st.; value £1 5/. LADY'S DESK AND WORKBOX (Combined), presented by Chapman, Stationer, Queen-street; value £1 5/. PAIR OF TENNIS OR CRICKETING TROUSERS, presented by Craig, Tailor, Victoria-st. West; value £1 5/. BICYCLE LAMP, presented by Smith, Bicycle Manufacturer, Albert-street; value £1 5/. TOILET REQUISITES, presented by Ratien, Chemist, Queen-street; value £1 5/. PLUSH BOX OF CADBURY'S CHOCOLATES, presented by Parkinson, Grocer, Queen-street; value £1 2/6. PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS, presented by Park, Photographic Dealer, Wellesleystreet East; value 15/. BIRTHDAY CAKE, presented by Wright Confectioner, Queen-street; value 10/. COUPONS must be presented at the Office of the REBATE ALLIANCE CO on WEDNESDAY, December Ist, between the hours of 9 and 5. The holders will then receive their discount in CASH, and the name and address of each person will be recorded. The PRIZE WINNERS will be duly notified and the Prizes will be immediately handed over to the successful competitors. PRIZES (in most cases) will be exhibited in the windows of the shops which are Depots of the REBATE ALLIANCE CO. N.B.—Be sure and ask for COUPONS after making your Cash Purchase. Coupons are transferable. HOUSEHOLDERS, see that your grocer supplies you with Now Zealand Dairy Association's Butter. FACT Worth Noting.—The famous TANIWHA SOAP is sold in large bars and also in tablets. iJMOVAL. — MRS W. MURRAY COAL and FIREWOOD DEALER, ' desires to thank all those who supported her late husband, and ■ begs to inform > them that the Business will be carried on s as usual at the NEW YARD, OPPOSITE THE PUBLIC SCHOOL. ARCH HILL, where she hopes to merit a continuance 1 of their favours. FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED Orders left at McElwain's, Butcher promptly attended to. f ! Fireworks ! Brock's cele bratecl Crystal Palace Fireworks (best in the world).—Hazard's, Gunmaker, 176, Queen- : street. . . BATHS. — TURKISH BATHS — OPEN EVERY DAY for Ladies and Gentlemen from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. Charges, 3/; ' Saturday, 2/. 8 Tickets for £1. Nothing better for purifying the skin, restoring the health, or removing aches and pains of all kinds. Also, Hot and Cold Plunge Baths, with shower, Gd, from 6 a.m. till 1 p.m.—Lome-street ofl! Victoria-st. East. TWW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION'S \ But J te. r, Van delivers Butter in city and suburbs daily. rjIANIWHA SOAP will suit you thus far A —It's cheap, good and sold by the bar and also in tablets. ripi-IE brand Now Zealand Dairy Association Butter eutvranteo of fcho finost quality of table \ V HP?P§?S^' r0 MAKE A PRESENT go • u° ryySR s- Queen-street, who makes a specialty of Dainty, Choice, and Up-to-Dato Goodo at prices that defy competition. /CHOCOLATE WORM TABLETS. \J Special Gold Modal Auckland Exhibition.. Children take them readily. Need no aperient. In boxes, Is. eachPrepared only by— ARTHUR G. KENDERDINE, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. 100 KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Telephone 411. Queen-Bt Agont-CHAS. RATJEN, Chemist. Nowmaxtet Agent — GEO. CAWKWELL, Chemist ORION, not the constellation, but a stove; economical, compact and strong; price, £3 I JOs.—Primo, Karangahape Road.