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Grey River Argus, Volume XXXVI, Issue 6230, 6 September 1888, Page 3

xumic ponces 20,.J8w2-3d^l' I Saved BYBUYING YOUR GROCERIES RE TAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Sugar, Nosl and i, 3d per lb, 9a 6d per bag Sugar* No 3, 2£d'per lb, B.?T>srba2 Tea, la 8d par lb, 7a ,6ek pcr y 6lb tin .' Tea, 2a per Ib, 9a perSlb tin? Tea, 2a. 4d per Ib, 10a 6d per 51b: tin, • Tea, 2b ßd per lb, 12s per 51p tint' Good family teas, la 4d per :1b • r Indian Tea, 2a 6d; Fijian, Tea, 2a4d : T Tea, in 111 b bpxee, 145,n16a, .18a*20sT Flour, 9a per lOOlba ; sO's,;ss,££B,#B Oatmeal, 2a 6d per 25 lbs ; lOlbsiorls Coffee, la 4d per lb : ' Coooa, Van flouten'B, 33 6d per lb Cocoa, Fry's, la 4d per lb - : Curranta and Raiaine, 6d per lb ;i Cornflour, 4d per lb: 1 . > Sago and Peas, 2id per lb , -.-/ Blue, 7d per lb « .! Extract of Soap, 12 packets la Clothes Pegs, Id per. dozen ' Blacking, 6d per dozan : Sauce, Engliah, 6 I per botlle ■ ; ; . > Currie, Cioaa and BlKckweH's,6d per bottle Salad Oil, 6d and lOd per bottle : . ' , ; , Mallet, 8d per tin .-..••,? Marmalade, 7d per tin Golden Syrup, Morton'a, 8d per tin Painkiller, la 2i per bottle Candlea, fchip, 8d per lb, 15a per box Soap, 2d, 6d, Bd, lOd per bar Soap, 4a, 6a, Bs, 10a per box Jam, 4b 9d per dozen , ; 7 ( ', Pickles, 9d per bottle . ' Yestaß, 5a per dozen .FROM MILLER, BOOTH, AtW :M, CASH GROCERS, 103 and 105, Cuba aireei, Wellington. GREY DISTRICT MERCANTILE ' FINANCE COMPANY,/ 1 :■;■ J The above ,1b no^ ' pr^rpd 1 le make ADVANCES : on ! 'iRBA'L Jand PROPERTY. "Bills ',Qiaoonhted; cbntrac'brs and rorelctiepferAjand otherß awiated Apply by letter to Severe|tHry, Box 43, P^O., Greymouth: ,';" J|Vi B"T.R;Ijb T. ; OR X> 1| S , .Rokltikß, Ist , J ( ttne,-188. The GREYMODTH RIFLES, N£*AL ARTILLERY^ tou CADEfSf viI\ vPARADE for;lnßpeQtlbh' r dnrlng ;Eke:;Moath of September, 1888, ,o* follows :~ ?! September 6;and 20, at 8p m. .i JAS.; ;A.. BOPiAlt, » ; i Majov OoKwaanfliiig a?ti»rid . ■■ ■'■ ■. .TUbw?.m. i w ■■:■■■> r^ REV .^STRICT PERMANENT Vjls: :BUILBIN^AND INYESTJtfENT SOCIETY (Rbois%bbed.> ' i Diebotobs: ; : i Messrs J. Arnott, F., Badger,: R.: GolUna i F. G. DupreiE.il. Lord, S. Roulston. v Baitkbbß : ! -The National -Bank of New^ Zoalaitfd r < (Limitisd.)' . iiV The Society la preparecl to grant Loaix ,apbn Loasehold: arid oFreehold Seourwy repayable by : monthly, quarterly, or h,alf yearly , Instalmentßj to include princlpa •ndlntefeat. ' •' f n Table? of repayments fc*"tn« ■jMi of £100, lnoiading Interest :— One Year ... ... £9 0 3 , Two Years ± 15 «' Three Years ... ... 3 7 0 : . Four Years ... ... 2 13; 6 . Five Years ... ... 2 5 0 The Directors meet at the Society' office, W«rlta street, on the first Friday in eaoh month tot .the. oondcec o£ ordin* busineas. NA NOARItO^, Soorvitary /r^OVERNWENY LIFE INSURANCE PEPAKThVENT. CHIEF ADVANTAGES. Low premiums and large bonuses.- , j>.undß kept in New Zealana. .. Claims paid 'imvtfdiately after proof of death. Most liberal conditions. ' '■< i Low New Zealand mortality. ' Economical management., " " State security. TOTAL SUM ASSURED .(including JHTIQK(U . ' Bonus Addifionsj • ... ... ...^,135,248 TOTAL FUNDS (the whole invested in New Zealand) .;. ...:•■ ...^1,328,493 La Addition to the above funds, the ,i office has ftnANNUAL INCOME of over _4g^ww The Surplus Cash Profits in 1885 were JB242£M OPENING OF TONTINmVINGS FUND SECTION. •Tontine Savings Fund System Policies are no N\w e AMiire?sand.exrßting Assurance PoUoy--1 holders will be allowed to join this section. „ , All proflts ; acoruiug.after enteringthe Beotion are Be\ apart to bedivided among the polwyholders remaining in the section at toe and of 19QQ, when Überal returns in cash are anu--olThe1 The principles of the Tontine, and mode of Seeping iScouuts are not kept secret, as in case of other Tontines advertised. •• > V Information can be obtained at tho^Head Office and all Branches and Agencies, and also fflftne Travelling Agents of the Department p. W. FBANKLAND, Aotnary and Principal Offlotr. D. M.LUGKIB, ■'•''•" OommiHlonjr.