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Evening Post, Volume LVI, Issue 21, 25 July 1898, Page 3

SNOWDEN'S DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 30, WILLIS-STREET. SPECIAL NOTICE. REMOVED TO SO, WILLIS STREET, (M - Lean's New Buildings) Between Laery & Co.'s Auction Rooms and Empire Hotel. SNOWDEN'S. 30, WILLIS-STREET. TO TIIF, CITIZENS AND HOUSEHOLDERS OF WELLINGTON. "VV^E, ihe undersigned dairymen of this tt city, wish to call your attention to the fact that there is a duly qualified Dairy Inspector to look after tho milk that is supplied by tho dairymen in town, and also to look after the farmers and their cattle. The Inspector has also the servioe3 of Mr. J. A. Gilruth, (iovovnment Veterinary Surgeon, whenever he requires him. We would also call your attention to a pamphlet issued by the Hon. John M'Kcnzio, Minister of Lands, which clearly explains that pasteurisation is unnecessary if the oattle ai'n healthy and strict attention in regard to cleanliness is carried out. We also maintain that Wellington is well supplied with first-class milk, as good as any other town in New Zealand, and we are still prepared to supply the public with a first-class article — pure, sweet, fresh, and with all its ei'eatn, notwithstanding recent insinuations to the contrary. We are not aware whether the public knows it or not, but every dairyman can, if he will go to the trouble, get a certificate from the City Council, which will prove that the cattlo •{hiit he draws his supply from aro healthy and that his premises aro quite clean. M'HARRIR BROS. W. BROAD. SCOTT BROS. , A GREAT RUSH ! EVERY PERSON WANTS A PAIR OF OUR Is SLIPPERS for /T>D CHILDREN'S ... AD The Second out of the Fourth Shipment. One-third Below English Cost. Country .orders-over two dozen carriage paid. BARGAINS THROWN IN! Just opened, and to clear at any price — Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes, 8s 6d. now 6s 6d Ladies' best Calf Ivid Lace Boots, 12s (id, now 8s lid Ladies' Glazed Kid Lace Boots, 8s 6d, now 5s lid Children's Patent Strap Shoes, sizes 11, 12, and 13, 5s Cd, now 3s 6d Our Men's Strong Kip Shooters, 11s 6d, now 8s lid Look for these in the Windows AT T. J. LEIGH TON'S, MOLHSWOKTH-STRKET, And Jackson-btukkt, Pjdctons. t~hTe rational mutual LIFM ISSOfiIA'L'ION OF AUSTRALASIA. Established 1869. Foli Mutual Life Assurance, Annuities, and Endowments. A WORLD-WIDE INSTITUTION. THE NON- FORFEITURE OFFICE. Claims Paid Locally. Funds Invested Locally. AMOUNT "Ol? FUNDS, £2,704,000. ANNUAL INCOME, £451^000. All profits bolong to the Assured, and aro divided every three years, but Intermediate Bonuses aro allotted to Policies which become claims during the Triennial Period, thus giving tho advantage of an Annual Declaration without the expense. RATES LOW. HONUStfS LARGE, CONDITIONS LIBERAL. Arrangements as to Surrender, Non-For-feiture, Loans on Policies. Immediate Payment of Claims, Free Residence, &c, are specially Liberal. THRKE IMPORTANT PRINCIPLES INTRODUCED BY THIS ASSOCIATION :— 1. No Policy allowed to lapse on account of non-payment of a premium so long as thero is a Surrender Value sufficient to pay the premium overdue. 2. No Mombor compelled to pay a higher premium than that sot opposite his age on the published table of rates. 3. The age of Members taken at the NEAREST birthday. Prospectuses, forma of proposal, and every information supplied on application to Hkad office for New Zealand — NATIONAL MUTUAL BUILDING, Wellington. ORTON STEVENS, Secretary. Good Terms to First-class Agents. E. W. WILTON, FAMILY BUTCHER, BEGS to inform his customers that owing to the Lease of his Cuba-street Shop having expired, he has REMOVED to new premises, NEXT WILLIS-STREET SCHOOL, Where he will only keep the best supply of Meat in the market. Orders delivered promptly. Small goods a speciality. E. W. WILTON, Upper Willis-stbket. Telephone 614. / \VR Hiring-out Plant is the Best in the City. Ladies' and Gent'T Bicycles by the hour, day, or week. Apply INGLIS BROS., Trocadero Buildings, Willia-street. WOLFE'S Schnapps, the only reliable liquor to drink at all seasons.