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Evening Post, Volume L, Issue 125, 23 November 1895, Page 2 (Supplement)

CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. •Ibis week we have opened FORTY-SEVEN CASES of NOVEL WARES. These shipments comprise selections from makers in THE FAR EAST AND THE. FAR WEST. The best makers in Berlin, Paris, Vienna, Nuremberg, Sonneberg, and other Continental centres have been drawn upon, and the best productions of Artistio Japan are hugely and well represented. A strict regard for literal accuracy compels us to admit that these shipments are NOT THE CHOICEST ASSORTMENT EVER SHOWN IN WELLINGTON, but they are not far, if at all, behind, and will be found FULL TO REPLETION OF DAINTY, PRETTY, AND TASTY NICK NACKS for Christmas Presents, and combining the Maximum of Choice with the Minimum of Cost. We are quite certain that NO ONE ELSE can offer better advantages to the thrifty purchaser. NO ONE ELSE ships like ourselves DIRECT FROM THE FACTORIES, thus saving all intermediate profits. Every taste and requirement has had careful attention bestowed upon it, and we have AN UNEQUALLED VARIETY AND UNAPPROACHABLE VALUE in articles suitable for presents for Boys and Girle, Ladies and Gentlemen, Young Men and Maidens, all sorts and conditions of Men aud Women, whether their purse be well or ill filled. JAPANESE GOODS. We have over 600 Vases, Tobacco Jars, "Water Jugs, Jardinieres, Umbrella Stands, Plaoques, Fruit Dishes, Biscuit Boxes, Crumb Trays and Brushes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Ash Trays, Paper Knives, Teapots, Bowls, Chocolate Jufrs, etc, etc. Tea seta of 7, 9, 16, aud 22 piecee from 6b 6d set ; EgR-sholl Porcelain Cups and Saucer* from 6d to 2s 6d each, etc., etc. An assortment suoh as ours loses in enumerating, the variety is too great ; but in Fanoy Glassware, Leather Goodi, Photo. Frames, Photo. Screens, Fancy Plush Goods, Work Boxes and Baskets, Cigar and Cigarette Cases, Pipe Racks, Jewel Boxes, Handkerchief Sachets, Scissors Cases, Companions, Trinket Boxes, Smokers' Cabinets, Glove and Handkerchief Sets, and a thousand other lines, .we may safely promise unlimited choice. DOLLS ! DOLLS ! Our Dolls are always worth looking at, even if you do not purohase. IITWE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL SHOWBOOMS^jO 153, LAMBTON QUAY, (Nearly opposite Drillshsd). These and our present premises, 69, LAMBTON.Q.UAY, Will be found literally teeming with WHATEVER IS NEWEST AND NICEST. We have other lines to follow by every steamer arriving between now and 4 Xma9, so that visitors may depend upon being kept RIGHT UP TO DATE Special Note. — Every article is marked in Plain Fiuuree, and we guarantee that every single article is sold as cheaply as wholesile warehouses sell by the Dozen, whilst the assortment is MILES AHEAD.

New Zealand Goveriiiaeut LIFE INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISHED 1870. STATE SECURITY. LOW PREMIUMS. LARGE BONUSES. BUSINESS RESTRICTED TO NEW^ZEALAND. N.B. — The Department haa now been 23 years in existence, and hat. during the year 1893, reached its Skcond Million in the matter of its funds, which are increasing at tha rate of .£140,000 per annum. The existing insurances (with bonuses) exoeed Eight and a half Millions, bein an average of over j£l2 for every man, woman, and child within the area of its operation!. No Othkb Office in th« Wobld can show anything like this Result. There are polioies in force in New Zealand held by various Societies to the extent of £16,900,000, of which the Government Offioe holds over j88,000,000, the other half being distributed among Beven other Associations. J. H. RICHARDSON Government Insurance Commissioner

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PBOVtDENT BOCIETY. New Zealand Branch Head Qfflop, Cnßtomhouse-qnay, Wellington Looal Board of Directors : The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C.M.0., M.L.C. (Chairman) The Hon. Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Deputy Char-man) Alfred de Batha Brandon, Esq. The Hon. Edward Riohardion, C.M.G., M.L.C. John Dunoan, Esq. Medical Offioer Dr. G. E. Anson, M.D., M.R.C.S. (England rpHE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST AND MOST PROSPEROUS AUBTBALIAN L>FK OKFICK, AND TOJC] LARGEST IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE VTbi Onlt Colonial Lnri Omoi WHICH DIOLABXS A BONUB EVERY YEAB The Method of Valuation adopted by this Society it of the most Stringent Character, and ensures a Considerably Larger Reserve to meet Liabilities than that held by any other office in the Australasian Colonies. ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS £1 2.500,000 (TWELVE AND A HALF MILLIONS) Stkblinq ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS (TWO MILLIONS) Sterling POLICIES IN FORCE ... 1 21,473 Sum Assured - .£39,510,130 Cash Bouubbb DiviJod X 6.407.377 BOKUHJBH* CASH SONUS for ONE YEAR, 1894, X 42S l o2o,yiel<licg Keveraionary Bonuses amounting to Jt 850,000, after making BPECIAL RESERVES. CAS H BONUSESdoolared for last FIVE years, OVER TWO MILLIONS, yield, intr Uerersionary Bonuaoa exoeedin«r FOUR MILLIONS ASSURE YOUR LIFE IN THK A.M?. SOCIETY And Beoure a BONUS EVERY YIfAK. EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT, 8 PER CENT. ON THE TOTAL INCOME. EDWAKD W. LOWE, Resident Seoretary. Branob Oflßoo— OnuTOMHOuat quat, Wnib^NaTON. By ■ft.JßL^^j fixoollenoy Appointment TjMffif^ t!li to Hie jpQis&£fr™ Governor. NOTICE OF' REMOVAL. f JAilA il !i l - ■> (- f "'i T1 S, - Customs ani» Shivvikij Ao^nt, i FORWARDING A UENEKAL CARRIER, r COBTOUHODSK-QU&T, WELLINGTON. P.O. Box 108. Telephone No. 9. * Furniture remored «ith every oare and j attention. t Telegrams and letters to trait on steamers and trains receive prompt attention. . Goods and paroels forwarded to all part* " of the world, at oheap through rate*. I IT TO BHOKTT'fi.