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J A TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE. J ■ Reader, do you know what real cocoa is ? To economical @9 H housewives, and wide-awake people generally, the best H B cocoa and that of Van Houien are synonymous terms. H B The cocoa manufactured by that well-known firm is a B B preparation from the very best cocoa-beans, and contains all V B the valuable nutritive and stimulating properties natural H B to cocoa. Tbe cocoa-bean contains an alkaloid called nl ■ "Theobromine," which is the principle of the B ____^^b " cn P th<*t cheers, but does not inebriate" ___P_________J__l «Mo^feß The great point of difference between the stimulating _^^_____^K properties of alcohol, and that of theobromine is, that the aSL^flfi use of the former causes a subsequent depression, wbich is fffc^W^M ■ JU' proportional to the amount of stimulation it hns previously w 9 ■ m W brought about; the use of the latter (theobromine) is IS B unattended by such unpleasant after-effects. Of course, & Bl only a first-class cocoa, such as Van Houten's, will work X/ W| in the aforesaid manner. Th.:t cocoa has been described as m U "A triumph of science!" It is quite pure, extremely flf V soluble, and easy of assimilation and digestion by the ffl ■ weakest stomach. It costs but a trifle, being less than one _M ■ farthing per cup ; and it is the simplest drink to make ready, H B of the whole catalogue of possible beverages. It smells so ffl B good, ;n I tastes so delicious, that when you try it you will 9 B certainly exclaim : " Ah ! indeed, it is a triumph of science !" M b haviTyou tried" ) » ■ I VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE ? j I Australian Mutual Provident Society THE FIFTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT JUST ISSUED, DISCLOSES 1 An Increase in tbe New Business for the year of L 168.602 2 An Increase in the Accumnlated Fund of L 895691 8 An Increase in tbe Annual Income of L 94,650 4 An Increase in the Annual Cash Bonus of L 26.440 5 A net gain in business in force of 9013 policies, assuring 1.2,102,088 During the year 15.288 new policies were issued, being the largest number yet written by tbe Society in any one year. The new assurauccs issued amounted to 1-13,955,685,8 sum in excess of that granted in any year since 1891. The total assurances in force (including bonus additions) now amount to L.54,343,821. The net increase to the volume of business in force is the largest in any year since 1891. The accumulated fund amounts to L 16,074,740, and the annual income to L 2,259,357. The reserve set apart for the possible depreciation of securities now stands at L 266.692. The divisible surplus for tho year amounts to L 506.182, yielding reversionary bonuses of about L 942.500. The death claims for the year were exceptionally favorable, while the expenses of management were very moderate. BraDcb Directors— The Hon Morgan S Grace, M D , C.M.G., M.L.C. (chairman) ; the Hon Charles J Johnston, M LV. (deputy chairman) ; Alfred de Bathe Brandon, E_q; the Hon Edsvard Richardson, C.M.G. ; John Duncan, Esq EDWARD W LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Office — Customhouse Quay, Wellington. _ reilT and~grax The winner of y^ :^« The 'Grand Prize' '^^^^^^^S SOLE AGENTS < ' T\T? , l?T>TAT_ri " SOLE AGENTS SOLE AGENTS JJ \__j Jt_J_K±J_\ (jf SOLE AGENTS DEERING IDEAL MOWERS With Ball and Roller Bearings. The BEST Mower ever offered to tbe Farmers ; also as a back delivery. DEERTNG HAY RAKES AND KNIFE GRINDERS BEST QUALITY BINDING TWINE AND OIL " EUREKA " REID & GRAY TURNIP & -- URE DRILL U ** VJ,x *' xxx RIDGIHG PLOUGHS THE BEST Turnip Drill MADE FAMOUS DOUBLE FURROW PLOUGHS, the moit durable ever made ALL KINDS O? FARM IMPLEMENTS WOOD AND STEEL FRAME DISO HARROWS IN ALL SIZE 3 SEND FOR NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE R-aiH ctnH ftnov dunedin, palmerston north nciU C&.IIU Vilely, AND OTHER BRANCHES £. "^pTraraisoSr" PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, BEGS to draw attention to his large and varied stock of Tinware (own make), including Butter Coolers, Milk Coolers, Cans, Buckets, etc., Dairy Utensils being a specialty. Also, a nice assortment of useful articles for Kitchen use, Hanging Meat Safes, Copper Well Kettles, Wash-up Basins, Enamelled Colanders, Spoons, Preserving Pans, and other articles too numerous to mention, In stock or mado to order Iron Tanks, all sizes, Sitz Baths, Iron Chimneys, etc., all of the best material and workmanship. Spouting and every description of Plumbing work executed with despatch QK in a'l it« Rrmmhoa. nn<Wt«ka.. «t Mndar«-o ALPHA-LAVAL Turbine, Separator a fifed up on the -Shortest Notice. Telephone No 71 ACCEDING to tbe expressed wishes of our Customers we bave decided to use our REGISTERED BRAND ANGARETTE j witb goods formerly known as Kangarette, and branded with the figure of a Kangaroo and tbe word Angarette. The Chief Justice having given his decision that the word Kangarette and tbe £?ure of the Kangaroo may bef used by anyone, we wonld caution all bnyers to see the above brand on all BOOTS and SHOES. These alone are genuine ; all others whether called Kangarette, Kangaratta, or anylsimilar sounding name are merely imitations, and being frequently made of an inferior quality of leather shonld be avoided. , _^^"» ___^ s* The Brand NEVINA will be used with L^wfJfWTfljf another class of leather tbat we have M/jJI/tJIV+A* been using for nearly two years. It has * Jim/V —■-__> been proved to be very durable and eom%T ' K&ZZkT fortable in wear. % t __m__^ For LIGHT G OODS, especially LADIES' /^_^^^^ J __ - SHOES, we wonld recommend our I J _r_-_ ¥m __S^s\ PUMPB, branded 80LIO. They are _wS_M_/__r_rm*_y quite » 8 Hgbt » 8 ftn y American or ConvjA X/AAAS *££*' . tinental, are as durable and very much lower in price. Any Boot or Sho i Itsxir gone of the -above brands is gnaranteed by the Manufacturers. W. AND STAPLES AND CO., WBLLINCrTONv ,

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Feilding Star, Volume XXII, Issue 165, 15 January 1901, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Feilding Star, Volume XXII, Issue 165, 15 January 1901, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Feilding Star, Volume XXII, Issue 165, 15 January 1901, Page 1

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