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Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 102, 27 October 1888, Page 4

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR rln M m m am P mw f^yl j»«p B. tf\ B /§A \h.Z.IHDTOTBIAL GAZETTE. A<Sf ' I A/S M #A\ %" The blending is entirely attenHSLj fl CGLu M XlS^, % ded to by Mr. Nelson himself, ?~ T *. ??*'? m flNMjSpil J » who is a Taster of grert expetim it* «awrY m ence> su> 4 bas had * *P ecial I M TH P M #JfflwJßwj|j>A training in the art." UN inc. m /n*y%jg» T\ m TIMABU HERALD. \a » fN B /(T?™n\ % "Thfis firm deserves the sup- "]/ f\ P> 1 \1 m M \ % poqtofaUpurchasersofTea \J r*C !*• *^ m M fT£sE2S!firrj\ m the article they ofler is m icf -*StS!S&!<\ m superior to anything wa r\ B #<& IjifoifelrSl in seen in tlusColony." \V> B /& la "f® 31 Iv\ % PEEBB. — \\l P^"* M If? -gSSiRSL_JCL- -t\ m " Mr. Nelson is » pro- \\^^ B i^ 'ni^-^IX v\ %fession»l faster and THOUGH B I* r _Jg& IJP^ Sa^\J\ PRICES; PURE BLENDED TEAS? AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEOIN. AGENTS EVERYWHERE.

GOOD NEWS for the Babies ! My advice to them ia not to watk, as lam selling Rubber Wheel Perambulators from £2 7s 6d upwards ; Iron Wheel, from £2 up< wards; all Reversible Hoods. Can be had on the Hire System, if required. Invahc Carriages made to order, at different prioes, with or without rubber wlioels. Lent out or hire by tho day, or week, or month. Chairs, Tables, Dross Stands, Ci.-adles, Picnio anc other Baskets, inoluding Butchers, Bakers, Grocers, with patent handles. EDWIN ARNOLD, 90, Williß-street, Wellington.

/GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE *¦* DEPARTMENT. CHEEP ADVANTAGES. Low premiums and large bonuses. Funds kept in New Zealand. Claims paid immediately after proof of death. Most liberal conditions. Low New Zealand mortality. Economical management. State security. TOTAIi SUM ABSUBBD (inoluding Bonus Additions) £7,136,91! TOTAIi FUNDS (the whole invested in New Zealand) d81,326,49E In addition to the above funds, the office has an ANNUAL INCOME of over _j8968.g0j The Surplus Cash Profits in 1885 were £242,5K OPENING OF TONTINE SAVINGS FUND SECTION Tontine Savings Fund System Polioies arc now being issued. New Assurers and existing Assurance Polloy Dolders will be allowed to join this section. All profits accruing after entering the seotioi ure set apart to be divided among the policy holders remaining in the seotion at the enc of 1900, when liberal returns in cash are antl oipated. The principles ol the Tontine and mode o: keeping accounts are not kept secret, as ii case of other Tontines advertised. V Information can be obtained at the Heac Office and all Branches and Agencies, and alsc from the IVa veiling Agentß of the Department F. W. FBANKLAND, Aotuary and Principal Officer. D. M. LUCKIE, Commissioner. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THI UNITED STATES. THE Twenty-Eighth Annual Statemen of the Equitable shows that it iB to day the Largest, Strongest, and mos prosperous institution of its kind in tb world. New Asauranoes for 1887 ... J28,754,814 Insuranoe in Force ...,£100,631.159 Assets .£17,578,939 Surplus, 4 per oent. ... .£3,750,886 SAFETY.— The Equitable has a large Burpluß on every basis of valuation than an; other Company in the world. PROMPT PAYMENT.— Its promptitudi in payment of claims is unrivalled. Ha paid over Twenty-two Millions to it polioyholders. ACTUAL RESULTS.— No other Sooiet: is paying on its polioies as large bonuses a those deolared by the Equitable on it matured 15-year Tontine policies. New Zealand Directors: Sir Frederick Whitaker, E.C.M.G. Dr. Logan Campbell Hon. Walter W. Johnston H. D. Bell, Esq. GEORGE ROSS, Resident Seoretary. /"COMMERCIAL HOTEL Willis-street, Wellington. J. LIMBER (Late of Canterbury) Begs to notify that he has taken over th above Hotel, and hopes, with strict atten tion to bußineßß, to gain the patronage of hi former friends, customers, and the publi generally. A well-appointed Billiard-room, with twi first-class tables. Also, a substantial Luncheon on from 1 till 2, One Shilling. CLUB HOTEL MASTERTON, Wairabafa. ALFRED KLEINS ... Proprietor. THIS Hotel offers Superior Aooommoda tion to settlers, travellers, and privat amiliea. Baths. Sample Booms. Stablen and well-Brassed Paddook. TERMINUS HOTEL Opposite Railway Station, CHRISTCHURCH. To Tourists, Families, and Commeroia Gentlemen. This Hotel, being situated in close proxi mity to the Railway Station and within eas; distance from tho centre of. the city, offer special accommodation to persons visitini Chriatchurch. Prompt attention will be given to Letters o Telegrams for Apartments. Hot or Cold Baths. Night Porter kept. Telephone for the use of persons staying i: the Hotel. A porter will ho sent over to the railwa; station to fetoh any luggage to the hotel. FRED STOREY, Proprietor. H~! GRIMES, ORIENTAL HOTEL, WILLIS-STREET Late of Lancaster House, ierraoe, PROMISES to his patrons every comfor a well-conducted hotel can give, i having been re-decorated. An entire changi in management and domestics, comfort oleanliness, and moderate charges beinf their motto. A good and substantial Lnnoheon everyday from 12 to 2, Is each. Night Porter kept. Inspection respectfully invited. SMITH BROS., Vulcan Foundrt Manners-street, having secured a large assortment of designs of Ornamental Cast ings for verandahs, balconies, fences, &o. wish to inform architects, builders, and the publio that we are prepared to supply aY orders at prioes that will compare favourable with the imported article . We still continue to execute orders for all sorts of cast anc wrought iron work. An illustrated catalogni will shortly be issued. THE WELLINGTON TWEED COMPANY HAS commenced business in those mag' nificent buildings jnßt erected by C, D. Barraud, Esq., known as PHCENIX BUILDINGS. MR. ALGAE, "" Thb Best Cutter this bide the Line, has (by giving him a large interest in the business) beon secured. The Company give THE VERY BEST QUALITY, FIT, AND STYLE AT A J2T MODERATE PRICE ! ' Nt will not compete for a cheap "Slop Goods Trade," as we should be sorry that any action of ours should help to introduce the " Sweating Sytem," the terrible effects of which in London and in Glasgow are so graphically described by Mr. Burnett in his report recently presented to both Houses of the British Parliament. A TRIAL OF OUR MAKE IS ALL WE NOW ASK. The Company will risk its future success upon the verdict of the trial order. The WELLINGTON TWEED COMPANY, PHCENIX BUILDINGS. DERBY DERBY DERBY TOBACCO, NOW to oe had at J. Mandel's, Willisstreet. Also the well-known Dahlia Chewing Tobacoos.