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Press, Volume XLVIL, Issue 7742, 23 December 1890, Page 7

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.-Where AM ftb'go? i.;Where is the best place ? ~Wh6 Ule besTgob'ds ? "~ Which is the cheapest shop and the best quality?^ mHESE pd several other Questione th« _1_ working mao has to ask himself, and it is a great diflScalfcy ibr him to find out the bent shop to sjpend bis «arninjrs. and get full value for his money. W, BOBINSON & SONS, of the Beehive Soot Store, can answer the above queries, and their answer is, for all classes of people looking out for Cheap Boots and Shoes in whicn they can be sure of h&vine full value and satisfaction for their money will receive the same.by going to the Beehive Boot Store.

tto trash of boots and shoes made on to sell at Is per pair, but something that will give every man satisfaction. And we do not put qn extra prices, so that we may give you some generous gift for the holidays. • We ha»e Just opened up our Summer Goods, In all the latest styles and shanes. We cannot quote prices, but we kindly eat you to come and look at our window and see our prices for yourselves. "Where do you get your boots and shoes t . ; Said Mrs Smith one day Unto her neighbour Mrs* Jones, Jast Iα a friendly way. - ■■"'>■ " They last as long again as mine And always look so neat; They seem to fit you like a glove. .Sα sice they Suit your feet." " I always buy from Boblnson,' " Mrs Jones did then reply, "The reason that I buy from him, "' I now will tell you why. " You see hexinderstands his trade. And buys for ready c<< sh, ...... ; Justitothing but the best of goods, And never worthless trash. *' I used to buy from other shops • But found ie did not pay, . The soles too quickly did wear out, .-,_ : Or cUe the tops gave way.,, 'So if y«a want good boots and shoes s ' That give good nonest wear, tlust go dfrect to Kbbinson,' \ Anaydii will get them there."

W. ROBINSON & SONS, THE BEEHIVE .iBvOOf DEPOT,; i(|i ! .. l ilGH. ; STBBBT ■ W. ROBINSONvCHIROPODIST I Corns Extracted without Pain. :

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY ESTABLISHED ... ... 1849. The Oldest Mutual Life OfSce in j . " Australia, . New Zealand Branch: Head Office, Customhouse Quay. - •Wellington. . ... ; -- —Local Board of Directors:* The Hoi*. Morgan S. Grace, 21.D., C.M.G., . M.I*C. (Chairman). ; Chas. J. Johnston, Esq. (Deputy-Chair-man). ' • . . Alfred de Bathe Brandon-, Esq. The Hon. Edward Ricnardwon, C.M.G. Nicholas Reid, Esq. - Medical Officer: ; Dr. W. G. Kemp, M.R.C.S. (England.)

A SSURE TOUR LIFE in the AUSJ±. TRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, and SECURE an ANNUAL rBONUS or DIVIDEND, ~ A privilege wMch no other Colonial Life Office can grant its Members. Be careful that you SELECT THIS SOCIETY, and do not be MISLED by the similarity of name of some of the other younger Australian Offices. : The attention of the Members and the General Public is called to some of the special features connected with this Society, which is the Oldest Colonia Institution of its kind, having been 1 established in the year 1849 The Results of the business for the Forty-first Year, ending Slet December, 888, may be summarised as undefr:— ; FlfiST*-Tb:e number of the New Policies issued was 11,664.

SECOND—The New Aesarance Business effected was for 113,679,4® THIRD—The New Annual Premium Income amounted u> L 121,800, FOURTH—The net increase to the business, after allowing for loss of income from terminated policies, •was represented by- 7028 assuring 1^.109499. 'FIFTH —The operations of the year rained the annnal income of the Society from £1512,280 to 14,625,185, an increase in twelve months or , . • SIXTH—The Accumulated Fund, was , increased dnrin the year by the'sum of L 742.811, equal to 7 per cenkof the, gross premium re. :■••.-.... cseived. * ' 1 • SJVENTH-The deaths amon«: lives : . assured were 643 under 735 ~ policies, causing claims upon the Society amounting to £299,602, irrespective of Bonus additions, while die number expected according to the Tables used in estimating thi liabilities would have been 1143 for an amount of L 438 t 978, the saor - t&lity experience being thus extremely favorable. TBIGHTH—The receipts from interest and rents were an amount -"' exceeding the' sum paid-for the The expenses of Management were only per cent, of the total receipts.

TENTH—The cash surplus divided for, year 1889 was L 425.494, being 1 attherateof 41-6 per ceut. oa the premiums received. ■ The operations of the Society daring the forty-one ,yeasß of its exietence may be summarised Bβ under :— It has issued 141.907 policies, asBurinßL49,4l7 t a7. * * It has paid to the representatives ol deceased members over in satisfaction o£ death' »d 4. , Baatared claims. . -1 It has divided among the members bona&es aggregating over yielding rsTersionary of over 1*8,000,000. It has aoqalred an Accumulated Fund of L9JXXXOOO, all iaveeted to ' ' yieldftQlF 6per cent, interest. - Assets in New Zeaiand-L1.273^514. ' JLOWB, Rksidest Sk:betakt. Branch Officb— j ■ Custom House Quay, Wellington; ' Christchnrch District Office— \ CATHEDRAL SQUARE. , -W. H. DESBX", Agency Clerk. _