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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 103, 3 May 1911, Page 16

The IPoipose of this Ad. YO'il NEED IT. * ikY. Tiie " swM " is simple » easy t0 Sold by m> re^ ular in all high-class \v^^^sv * low ' an^ Stationers and X^^^^CS^K won't clog: Jewellers. \«7§^ Our illustrated Booklet W tells all about the « SWAN." Write for it to-day, Post Free. MABIE, TODD % CO., M. B «factor«w, London and Branches. Australasian Branch, s \KwsW^\!OV J. A. BUKKE, 15 Waltham Buildings, \BJS^Sf 24 Bond Street, SYDNEY. Genuine* ijS »,.„ B _. _ .„ jiliiF tlnqualified wm When Market In g 1 msgf o Bps^ ... do Hot fot****Ct fcll<2 'felfi'r * feSi JSIRD'S C«JST/iR.D iP§f 'i§ housewife's never" ' W I Only with BIRD'S Custard j do you really obtain that ! rich creaminess and exquisite i flavor which make a perfect I Custard. I Ask also for Bird's Blanc-Mange, Bird's Jelly Crystals, Bird's Egg Substitute (Powder), Bird's Puddingy Powder : they are all as good as Bird's Custard, FREE SAMPLES, on receipt ot address, sent by Ellis & Manton, St6ut St., Wellington. ,^§llllll For FURNITURE. For Furniture, Ironmongery, Crockery, Bedsteads and Bedding, Carpets, Floorcloths and Drapery Visit RADFORD'S SALE in New Showrooms (Late MORRAH'S AUCTION MART) 63 and 65 WILLIS STREET, Wellington Duchess Chests 35/- to £10/ 10/- Washstands 8/6 to Wardrobes £zlioj- to Sideboahds 50/- to I Bedsteads 19/6 to Fenders and Kerbs 4/6 to Dinner Sets 17/6 to £6j61~ Tea Sets 7/6 to £zN' Toilet Sets 7/6 to Kapoc Beds 12/6 to £2/15/. Carpet Squares 12/6 to ,£l2/12/. .Linoleums ■ • ■ 1/9 to 4/6 yard Floorcloths i/- to 3/6 yard Blankets • 5/6 to 50/- pair Best Value in the City. Call and Inspect. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL « . PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ACCUMULATED FUNDS .HZ £25,706,429. ANNUAL INCOME „..._ ■ ' POLICIES IN FORCE-^.237,875, assuring over £^0,400.000 (including Bonus Additions). i . " , TOTAL OASH PROFIT DIVIDED— £IS,II&,SB*. OASH PROFIT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1909)— £771,492, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over' £1,370,000. The Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY—ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL— for any amount from £5 to £10,000. TONTINE POLICIES. rrtHIS Society DOES NOT ISSUE Tontine Policies, for tho reasons— (l) That it r~ considers such contracts alien to tho purposes of true life assurance, and (2) that the disappointment which has been occasioned by the failure of offices issuing such .lohcies to realise one single estimate of the probable result has worked serious injury to the cause of assurance. When the American companies commenced the issue of Tontine Policies <in Australia, this Society pointed out that the exaggerated estimates made were impossible of realisation. Events have proved the truth of the prediction, and thesa American companies have now abandoned these disappointing policies, the issue of which has now been made illegal by tho State of New York, where they originated. The Society issues Policies under its Tables J, R, and T, which . offer much greater benefits and possess none of the disadvantages attaching to the Tontine Ponoics. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. JOHNSTON, M.L.O. TJie Hon. E. RICHARDSON, O.M.G. (Chairmanj. JOHN DUNCAN, Esq. A. DE B. BRANDON, Eeq. (Deputy- . And Chairman). JOSEPH JOSEPH Esq. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. New Zealand Branch— CUSTOMHOU SE-QU AY, WELLINGTON.

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A "Paragon off Beauty" a term which might fittingly be applied to the new "MOSGIEL" Twin-Colour Motor Rug. It is made of the finest wool, very soft, cosy, and luxuriously comfortable. The shades of colouring are rich and subdued to match the car. This ' Rug appeals also to those who prefer self-colours to patterns and designs. The "Mosgiel" Twin-Colour Motor Rug maybe had from High-class Drapers and Outfitters. 4