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Evening Post, Volume LIV, Issue 141, 11 December 1897, Page 3

" The world is happy, the world is wide, Kind hearts arc beating on every side. Tliia Christmaslkle." —James Kussbll Lowel. WHERE TO BUY, and W~HAl r TO~BIJY, FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR; PRESENTS. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS' VARIETY OF NEW GOODS IS THE LAEGEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE YET DISPLAYED. EVERYTHING IS OF THE NEWEST AND BRIGHTEST DESCRIPTION, SUITABLE FOR PRESENTATION PURPOSES. BLACK SILK and SATIN APRONS, H f* Q If* ChlQ 1()/6 EEha ° h SILK MALTESE LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, ' 5/- 6/- 7/6 8/6 10/6 T0 21/SILK MALTESE LACE COLLARS, H lf* |A|_ ~i 6} lf* Hi"! l m INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, in all letters (Hemstitched), CAMBRIC, J7 Half-dozen LINEN, d*l(\ Half-dozen SILK (Japanese Hemstitched) -| If* Eaoh A USEFUL PRESENT, LADIES' SUNSHADES or UMBRELLAS, in Black or Coloured, 11/6 12 6 15/- 21/- I 0 52/LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, in Fanoy Boxes, all prices LADIES' GLOVES. LADIES' GLOVES. The Largest Assortment of Reliable KID GLOVKS. Perhaps not another like it in all New Zealand, A'li Xl KtQ (\ /_ Pair » "* Kid Suede LACE COLLARS AND FICHUS. A New Shipment just opened, comprising Lace Zouaves, Lace Fichus, Lace Collars, Chiffon Fronts, 2/6 3/- 3/6_4/(J 5/6 6/6 TO 15/- Eaob EVERYONE'S WANTS SUPPLIED AT KIRKCALDIE & STAINS', THE HEAD-QUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING NEW AND CHOICE, s TEA FOR THE COTTAGE ! TEA FOR THE MANSTON! TEA FOR THE MILLION ! DAVID ANDERSON & SON'S SELECTION OF CHOICE CEYLON TEAS. Per lb. 51b Tins. 101b Tins. „. o f CEYLON PEKOE. ~t If* fy/Q IJ/ft No - 8 \ Good Strong Liquor, Sterling Yalne A. I\> J,'O Xtk/ \J> Wrt , CHILL-GROWN PEKOE. -i ft\ Q/O ~i f\ If* JNOf 4 I A Really Good and Economical Family Tea ... XI O O/O JL^J/Sj Vrt . C BROKEN ORANGE PEKOE. (%l <\!f* -i Q / No - 5 i Strong and Fragrant. Special Value Af «//O ±t//~ Wrt „( ORANGE PEKOE. C\\A -i-\\ Q9' No - b I Very Choice. A Tea for Connoisseurs ... A"* JLJL/~ £dAl ' „ „ (GOLDEN-TIPPED PEKOE. Q/ ~\ A I O^f / No> 7 \ The Choicest Tea imported O/" JLtfc/- £ii\ m These Teas are the BEST Ceylon can produce or cash and experience can obtain. Packet Teas (whether packed in paper or in lead) lose a large portion of their strength and flavour. Therefore buy Teas from the bulk, and save cost of packing. CEYLON TEA~~WA RE HOUSE, 40, MOLESWORTH-STnEET, WELLINGTON. PLEASE SEND FOR COMPLETE PRICE-LIST OF GROCERIES. "BON ACCORD" SANITAItY PAINT. NEW, BEAUTIFUL. AND CHEAP. MESSRS. E. W. MILLS & CO., L-i-d., are SOLU AGENTS in Wellington City and Province for our Manufactures . as undernoted. FARQUHAR & GKLL, INVENTORS* AND SOLE MAKEItS OF "BON ACCORD" SANITARY PAINT " Bon Accord " Sanitary Paint "Bon Accord " New Roof Paint, fast to sun, and adheres intimately to iron " Bon Accord" Mixed Paints, ready for use, unequalled " Bon Accord" Patent Gold Paint " Bon Accord" Coach Colours, in tubes and tins, finest quality, and extra finely ground HOUSE PAINTING. THE L'USTRUSS. MIXED PAINTS are of the Finest Quality. They are made in 22 colours, all of which (excepting blue) are guaranteed permanent. They require no skilled labour, and enable anyone to do first-class work at little cost. Full instructions are on each tin, and valuable hints are given on tho printed sample card. Pnce — In 141b tins, 36s cwt. ; single tin, 4Jd lb ; small tins, 6d per lb. To be had from Painters and Storekeepers throughout the colony, and at MESSRS. E. & E. TINGEY'S, Painters, and MR. G. WINDER'S, Ironmonger, Wellington. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY ACTUAL EXAMPLES Of BONUS DECLARED as at 31st December, 189(5, on Whole-Life Policies effeoted during OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, and DECEMBER, 1896. Policy No. Age. Strsr Assured. Premium Paid. 1896 1 %™™ IOiJARr £ £ s. d. £ s. d. 400,667 17 200 3 8 0 3 0 0 401,397 24 500 10 7 11 7 4 0' ! 265,233 29 2000 47 1 8 28 10 0 401,329 34 1000 20 17 6 13 14 0 401,414 35 500 13 16 8 6 1G 0 401,199 49 50J) 21 15 0 6 2 0 BONUSES VEST WHEN POLICIES HAVE BT-lEN TWO (2) YEARS IN FORCE. SECURE A SHARE OF THE PROFITS OF THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY FOR THE CURRENT YEAR, By EFFECTING A LIFE ASSURANCE POLIOY with that Office BEFORE THE ■ CLOSE OF THE YEAR. Note. — The amount of PROFIT distributed amongst the Policy-holders for the ONE YEAR, 1896. oxoecflod FOUR HUNDRED AND THLRTY-THREE THOUSAND POUNDS CASH. IKS' REMEMBER the NAME of OFFICE and ADDRESS, becaußO NO OTHER Australasian Mutual Office DIVIDES PROFITS YI'JARLY. Branch Office— CUSTOMHOUSE -QUAY, WELLINGTON. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. > New Zealand Government LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT ASSETS £2,500,000 STATE GUARANTEE AND SUPERVISION. A POLICYHOLDER'S TESTIMONY. Talavera Terrace, Welling-ton, 16th January, 1897. Dear Sir— I took out a polioy in your Office in 1875 and it became due the other day. I bog to say that tho money was paid to me on the very day it was due, and that although I had only paid in premiums J2164 10s Od my cheque amounted to .£248 17s Od. lam so satisfied with the result of my investment that I shall be glad to take out another polioy with you for ,£SOO. Yours faithfully, * .W. E. Woods. The Commissioner, | Government Insurance Department, Wollintfton.