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Evening Post, Volume XLIV, Issue 47, 24 August 1892, Page 4

LV APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY &/ '§J THE EARL OF ONFLOW ASK YOUR^GROCER FOB ' ¦ Uk A. off \k jf mm Ml. **^ m \ 4CTS B. f\\ g /fi\ \tf.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE A(*<¥ ' D A^J^l B /J&\ %" The blerdinK is entirely attenHSL I CQik3 m tm&^\r\ * ded W W Mr- Nelson himself, VV V J^ V w^ nr m /Jii!Mi?s*\ % w'i° is » Taster of great experiff Ar£J?rtj3s\ ence, and has had a spools' fi-yl'- I*l -Tl-ICr M fr<zi£-»ZX!\ % training in the art." « IN lnc M / 3™pU~\ % TIMABU HERALD. \A t y«^ M § r^BTt fcT^il \ " This firm deserves the supWtf f~\ -f\ \ \J ff f JSESJ2J*. \ poitofallpnichaseriofTea V J f-f 1-- *^ m m fßiEi^tis^ J\ »ai tueaiticle they oflcr is M /*.? ¦^Cr&TrSf-l .<s\ W, superior to anything wf *-s B X*t 'Jw^fc^U «L 11-ive seen in 'hisColony.'" .^\>^ / /? ninpsh °A \,„ pbess. rtWlF^ # /¦£? "*\ Nrison u»proi\^^ M #^* _rjD-TMJ4l£n' 7>\ _Taster and THOUGH § # <tr [ "pRIPFS. ALL Jg^^ J^^J^^' n "'" '^~- 2 - :z:^^ww^P)'^2/8 3/pureTlmded teas? AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHUKCH, DUNEDiK AGENTS .EVERYWHERE. '*iM§ilil§ifc SIXTY PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED ( T0 THE FIRM. '^HHlßlf - W^P^&* 5 IS* l?"\7''d " I havo never tasted Cocoa that I •'•^BaBKwJ'V *V ;: *1$C I*1 '* -A IA» X © like so well."— Sir C.A. Camk- ; vJfilllSre£. £fi fy'W&fki- RON, M.D., President Royal &¦%&' ' College of Surgeons, Ireland. >^§§TV/^^>'s' : '- *'£ ,^illi ' T)TT"DT7 rT^ATP'P'VrnnTQ A TT7TI '^^^^^^^^^^^^^S «£f "Itis an oicellent'diototic food and bevorago, highly ¦$fmffiW&£S3MS&l& PP^ nutritious, palatable, and invigorating."— ' 'Wmflffißmßms^” Dr. G. D. Suthkbland, F.E.I.S. "fimmOffly/'W prof. J. Alfred Wanklyn, M.R.C.S. HAVE A CUP WITH ME.

COLD WIGHTS GIVE COUGHS AND COLDS. DO NOT NEGLECT A SLIGHT ATTACK. A WELL-KNOWN J.P. WRITES: Dear Mr. FitzGerald,— Dr. M'KENZIE'S COUGH MIXTURE which I got from you, cured ray Cough and Cold in three days. I shall always recommend it. PRICE Is 6d and 2b 6'd PER BOTTLE. Solk Proprietors WM. C. FITZGERALD, CONSULTING CHEMIST, Evening Post Corner. Agent for Count Mattei's Electro-HomoßO-pathic Remedies.^ Advice and Medicine at all hours for 2s 6d. S. LUKE & SONS, Ml V. A ft O FOUNDRY, s WKLtilVii'lON, SOLE MAKERS O*' THE CELKiIRATED CORNISH COOKING RANGES, The Strongest, Most Economical, and by far the Bast Oookino Range in th<> markal . All our RANGES can be fitted with Fireplaces to burn Wood in long lengths up to 2ft. IF you want a GOOD CYCLE, send to J . C. MERCER, Nelson. Sole Agent foi Humber and Singer. SDANKS & SON, * 10, Bp.andon-street, Electro - Pljtebs, Engineers, Brass OUNDKKS, COPFRR&MITIia, PLUMBERS, ANI> GASFITTKKS. 7^; ( Makers of the Patent Titan Ss*s^|iv' Sole Agents in Js'.Z. for the ¦j^fSil,;--* Ponborty Patent Fnjoctors. MBaM m|%-% Makeia of Copper Boilers SaSnlßrar^* yer ->" duseriptiuu of ArtesHß(j(^\^E auwi Well Pipes und Pumps 3*jjQH(l§r\pssg!S °f the leading' Makers kept Also every class of Goods as used by Brewers, Millers, and Gasfitters. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISHED 1870. •Brwary Policy Guaranteed toy tfa» State. LOW PREMIUMS. LARGE BONUSES. The first policy issued, No. 1 for /300, is still in existence, and has had three bonuses allotted to it, viz. : — In 1880, £36 or £1 2s. per cent per annum In 1885, £18 „£1 4s. „ „ „ „ In 1890, £27 „£1 163. „ „ „ „ The above is an actual case, and shows that the rate of bonus increased at each division. The premiums in force at the time this policy was issued were not calculated to yield any bonuses, and the higher rales now charged should therefore give still more satisfactory results. JOSEPHUS H. RICHARDSON, ti] Commissioner. XVT CEABTEEE & SOJNS Engineers and Boilermakers, HAVE ON SALE, Cheap— 1 12 h.p. Horizontal Engine, new 1 1 h.p.HorizontalEngine.Becondhand 1 2i h. p. HorizontalEugine, secondhand 1 3 h.p. Multitubular Boiler A gent 8 for Thos. Broadbcnt & Sons direct eteaui-driven Hydro Extractor, suitable for wool washers, woollen mills, and launiry men. Prices on application. CITY FOUNDRY. ISVA-BTRXKT, WELLINGTON. " All who would acnieve success should endeavour to merit it." X¥7E have during the past year spared " * no expense in endeavouring to make ! our Beer second to none in New Zealand, and can now confidently assert wa have bucceeded in doing e&. We invite all who enjoy a Good Glass of SEES To ask for STAPLES' BEST, On Draught, at almost all Hotels in the City and sononnding Districts, And confidently anticipate their verdict will be that Staples & Co. have succesbfully removed the reproach that good Beer cou j ] not be brewed in Wellington. | I J. STAPLES & CO. (Limited), ; MOLESWORTH AND MUKI"HT St&KjCTS. 1