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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11749, 25 November 1903, Page 5

If;;. .■ " 1 THE WEEKLY PRESS I AND REFEREE. I ' NOVEMBER 25, .1903. I OBPO"*' 011 RencllCS °' IL ° IloUa * Ci Eri>Tt ~ £. - »enl»tifc» Wreck of the "Nor'-hrm Monarch I Departure of I«dy RanturW f A E wo witll *' ivu Lavnh * in Australia •ft,* Home Wool Market «jtj,, Frown Meat Industry rjiiqusJiinc-tioiis for Foul Riding SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT IN COLOURS. Some of ew Zealand's Representative Jockeys: L. H. Hewitt. H. Donovan. C. Jenkins, J. McCuskey. and F. Davi*. OP ALL'BOOKSELLERS. PRICE SIXPENCE. A POLICY WORTH HAVING. LIFE, ACCIDENT, AND INVALIDITY THREE RISKS IN ONE. - THE? AUSTRALIAN WIDOWS' I*JND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LTD., (Purely Mutual—No Shareholders) offers* \ Policr that is LTBERAL aud GENEROUS ja its scope. It confers,— 1. All the usual advantages 0! nn ordinary :'; Lite Policy, and in addition DOUBLES the j,.•'■'. sura assured if death occurs within 90 days ': .'■' a* tho result of an accident. ; 2. In the event of Permanent Total Disablement, if auch takes place within 90 days •f the Accident, it secures the payment of an .' ..-,•■; amount equal to the ordinary sum assured. ::;'■■':.■ '3. If Permanent Partial Disablement takes ■ place within 90 days of the Accident it secures the payment of an amount equal to half ■_• ordinary stun assured. *. In the event of Irremediable Total !■'■.'■'■•'■; .■ Blindness orPermenent General Paralysis tho result ol Disease, it secures the payment ! i , .'• of sn rao-Bf, equal to half the ordinary sum :'•"'•' assured. ™ B. When the Hesd of the House is incaSaoitated from earning his living by scclental bodily injury or by any one of th* 21 * diseases specified in the prospectus, and :,'*■.■'. oovsring such everyday diseases ss Appends ';;:■';•■ citis, Blood Poisoning, Diphtheria, Erysipelas |i i Inflamed Hand. Meftßles, Meningitis, Peri- • tonttis. Pleurisy. Pneumonia, Scarlet Fever, I ' snd Whitlow, etc., etc.. it provides compensa- ''■•' tion graduated according to whether it is If \ Temporsry, Partial or Temporary Total Dis--1 sblejnent.. 1 Hers is s POLICY WORTH HAVING, , and ths presence of. those dependent upon r . you is a constant argument against delay. ■'<-.■ j ' Writs or call for a Prospectus. District Office: Csthedr tl square, Christchurch. v Local Directors: A. E. G. Rhode*, Esq., ; W. Reeee, Esq., W. B. Clarkson, Esq. i C. J. OWEN. District Secretary. Head Office for New Zealand: Wellington. ■!# ■," • " V. H. BAXTER, IMI Resident Secretary. I Important to business ||"" MEN. M ! ' ESSRB YEREX, BARKER nnd FINLAY. noted as Importer* of OFFICE SPECIALTIES, owinjr to the rapid developfes meat of tihoir business,, have OPENED A ;?;V V BRANCH st 110 Manchester street, CHRISTji / CHURCH. Tho firm's desire is to be in ;I;| ; I clossr touch- with Commercial Houses, and to if bring Office Furniture, Card Ledger, Filing !'M . Systems. Yc*t Typewriters, ond other timetj saving devices under notice. Mr "F. A. C0r- ,.,!: tumid will represont th«n far the "xort snd P Ofncs Requisrte*. Mr H. T. Foster will be |< their -.front for Nation*! Cash Registers. Tele- & phono Jfo. 1447. - | ' »SSJSS-SSSSSJ*SS-»»-» |; TAKE A SIP Off I SURATURA TEA I | AND you will bo delighted with ths If i -"* delicious flavour. SSuraiura is s> dtfH f««nt kind of tea to all others. It is >- s jjmrfsot tea, us perfect as naluio and H the best and most careful efforts of man pi can make it. Ii ha* - delicate bouquet if ' all its own imputed to it by nature- "belli ■ self. Ths fragr-ncs and richness* are tail - oompafablo. Sura-turn is grown, cured, || and packed in Ceyl«n—it ia pure, konssfc 1| r tea. and, is guaiarrfced not blended with M \ ' Indian, Chm*, oi any cheap or inferior I - * ' **"" ' ' ' Mt, ■ ' • 1, , RETAIL PRICESI* ■ i- gUHATULA A QuaUty "l S p«r }b I '' BUBfATURA B Quality 111 per lb ■', - ' (4URATURA D quality 3 9 per lb i'-;' b .- ■ SURAXURA. X quality a 8 per lb Ife ' ' I' BOLD BT ALL STOREJ_EEPERS' , Mi <•'" ' ' ■ "• "* M Zl *msu9Swmsiswmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ste'-'fv BRING-UP W\. YOUR ?ABT , .;• pV;-" ';' o» |; CO_.K_.ED MILK. »"'. That is Perfect I"ood. Pr fl' ' ' It makes rich, red corMZ" '• pusdes for the' blood; is ■' ||, ■ , ridi in proUrinaceous If,; - principles and maltfis II f ' ' baby healthy, strong, SS' and nwy-ch««ked. !>• - ■• S•■ , . HK)ELANDI_a CONDENSED 1,, MILB: IS TRK SJTAN.DARD I : . OP PURITY. Si ' II - " ' , Pure New Zealand Milk : II • scientifically prepared ft; under the strictest santi| t«ry conditions. **■: I { All Blwrekfeper>» I' I IftJrottanoae tiis Colony: ! I..__ _-_____. Si _JrIOT SPRING!?.. IIANJTER PLAINS. |9 "nEREErr'a royal mail coaches l| *J LI.AYE si . CULVERDEN FOR HANIfER PLAINS, W -ÜB3DAYB. THURSDAYS, and S ' SATURDAYS. «• RETURNINa fi WEDNESDAYS. FRIDAYS, snd "MONDAYS II - Until September 30th. md Daily from §|- ' Octobsr Ist tilt Aynl 30tU. ' It? ' Througli Rsturn Tickets ate issued at it Cnristchttrcli Railway Station daily. Ticket* §V* StsUabls for two calend*r months from date ;..:'■; of issuo. First-class 3(R Oonctt and Railway. W CULVERDEN TO RO'rnERHAM, WAIAU, «.., AND KAIKOURA. m' Cosoh leaves Cutverden for Kotherham and m; Waiau Daily, rotnrninz from Waisu Daily. R, Monday's Coach to Vraiau conii?cts -sritn ||j . Cosoh tor Kuikourn. laaving Tuesdays, staying Wednesday in Kaikoura, returning Thun- : M day; Blenheim Coacn Isstss Kaikoura Thurslffe v day.- » SSsWviL PARESJit; Cuhtrdcn' to Kaikoura—Single 355. Return jjif:.<:' ' CuW«rd*n to Bienaeira—Single £3 R*tur& |il; ;: .' ' CuWwdsn to Hanmer Plains—Single 7* 6d, |i?:- Return H*. ||f v. Culverden to Waian—Singls fis. Return Bs. P*. ; ' ' HAWKSWOOD. g|;";;. Waggonette l**Tes Waiau for Xlendip Hill*; Wl'i, PSrnatsn*, Hawks Wood, and Clarerly Ererjr g;:t Saturday, returning J&mday in iim* for South m::. ■ Train to Culverden. ■« :: ' : Urg*ut telegram* and letters promptly ds- ■;.<■>: lWtrsd. Parcel* attended to. Special Coaches, f|; ' Doubl* and Biaglo ituggios, waggonettes, k:;1 . Saddle Horses an immediate Hire. Orders l>. tkcough post or wire receiv* prompt atton- ;.;.■ N.B^—All information girsn. Cook and Sons, m/ Tourist Agents. 191 Hereford street. Christ\m.- THOMAS DHttRETT. " iw% ' Propri*to^