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TJ(E AUSTRALIAN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, Ltd. ESTABLISHED IN 1871. ! THE ONLY LIFE OFFICE in Now Zealand NOT CHARGING PREMIUMS while the assured is either temporarily or permanently incapacitated through any kinc of illness, accident, or mental disorder. Table IX. Actual Results of Bonus Distribution. Note. — The Policies were issued for different amounts, but for the sake oi i simplifying the comparison the figures are all shown pro rata for £1000. ~ Amounts of . . Percentage of ReNo, of Policy Sum Assured Premiums ■ Ke y* s ° y visionary Bonuses to Paid B ° nUS Premiums Paid £. 8. ». £. S. D. 38,779 1000 19 12 6 26 10 0 135.0% 37,607 1000 39 5 0 53 0 0 135.0% 38,543 1000 22 8 4 25 0 0 v^ i11;5% • • 37,671 1000 44 16 8 50 10 0 § 112.6% 38,437- 1000 20 0 0 25 10 0 ■ 37,868 100J) 52 0 0 50 13 . 4 ; 97.4% / All profits belong to members. Accumulated Funds LI, 250, 000 Head office for New Zealand — 6, Custom House Quay, Wellington. — (o)— Local Agent, Greymouth: District Agent for West Coast : T. E. Coates, Solicitor. Josiah Rowers, Greymouth. POISON IN THE GUP A HUT TO TEA DRIFKEB.S Extr ct from " Dunedin Evening Star," lSth August, T.897---"When we nee tho neat packets of tea folded in load paper we never draam, says a conJ temporary, that it is possible danger may lurk thereia. Nevertheless such ia the case. Of course the quantity of load tha*; gets rubbtd on to tha leaves is very minute, bat occasionally a tiny scrap of lead may fall into the pot, and, at liquid tea acts powerf ally upon lead, the effects are bad upon the drinkers. Tae sama reaulS would ocoir if by any chance the Jeavea in the packet became damp. Tuere have been one -fa-two cases of lead poisoning traced to this cause ; for, althouga tbe quantity taken cacti J/vy tcay be minute yet it remains in tho system, aud, as line upon line and precept up. n precept produce great effects, so does.a Jitbla lead." - - JLTTJEWWIOJV la specially called to tho fact that the celebrated BPMIWG BJLOSSOM VJEA. Is packed ouly IN AIRTiUHT JSETT WEIGQT IJNS which (»a Professor Black, Government Andys', saye) will keep it virtually unim paired for years. Avoid all ue a^^ *& |^^K^«iS|^^^s Ko 2 Red LaM Mark. " To be obtained from DUNCAN M'LEAN, and all the leadlDg Storekeepers Greynpth-Pomt Elizabeth COBB & COS .. „ , „ , „ TELEGRAPH LINE OF ROYAL Railway and Coal Company matl coaches ieave 8 Ru gg ' a Hotel, Kumara, for (Limited.) cheistchuech x ' Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY POINT ELIZABETH, COAL CREEK ?i.u °!? ck f "?' >. t" , , Connecting with the train afc Tackaoa', 1 AND BRUNNER COLLIERIES. and Springfield, and arriving iuOhrlat - church every Wednesday and Saturda Prooeut output yearly .*. 100,000 tone at l p D ?* , .. . Oar orient facilities eqnal,., 250,000 ton B further particulars apply to ou. Mar b* to™"* *>•" .. 500,000 ton B ffi? f %?J*#«» AND Oo » T& ' nal When^fficientde^ud .*«. G = h. & Highest awards and oertifioateß obtained ' ~ ~ fwm the Colonial and European :Exhlbi- i^LUB HOTEL tlona for our COAL, FIRECLAY, and \J FIRECLAY GOODS, lnoludins' GAB RE- Mawhbra Quay, TORTS »nd TILES of all kintfs, COAL delivered In cacgoaa of ICOO ion G R K V M O U £ H. and upwards at any port in the oolony , lowest ourrent ratea. Thia Hotel ia one of the most camDlete FOREIGN EXPORT.— We are qnot- v Ing specially low rates for foreign export- houses in Greymouth for accommodation fo.b. at Greymoath, or for tranship meat at Wellington or any othe* ports of f the general public. The table is a the oolony ; despatch guaranteed DEPOTS.— We have depots at Welling. c p9o i a iity, p r i cea the LOWEST in ton, Lyttelton, Ohriafiohurch, and Dunedin, from which tbe trade and consumers Greymoutb. A late shipment of Hardy'a are supplied whoaeaale or retail from yarda or direot from ateamers or hulka. celebrated WINES of varloua brands. Large supplies always on hand, Including __»_ COKE, FIRECLAY, FIREBRICK and LUNCHEON DAILY, Is. TILES. - — LIME FOR SALE R MORRISH, BEST LlME— freah burnt at our coin Pkoprietob. lleriea from Imported Napier and other — : __ oelebrated limestones, »t lowest ratea ._..,- GOVERNMENT ALBX -"Z»°i' t ,g A^to t . < ««««"•*»« DEPARTMENT. T^B JAS. M'BREART, " F ™ M ' °™ « MILHOHB - U L.F.P.S.SL, L M.G., M.P.S. Licentiate of the I'aouty of Phyßlilaneai Sum ANUNd i OVflr £9,000,000 Surgeons, Glasg w. formerly of the Royal Infirmary, And Lylng-ln Hcapltal Annual Income - over £360,000 i Glasgow, and for five years Siugeor -- Superintendent of the Kumara Hospital _ _ _*, .. __„ .. . _. , *« R BIOHARDSON, Speolalty— Mldwlfory and Dlaeasei of n Ogmmiagioaer. Women and Chlidron ■ MAY BE CONSULTED at bia RUGG'S KUSViARAHOTEL corner of Hospital and Talnui atreete KUMARA. Greymouth. This hotel ia one of the LARGEST and Telephone No. SF. MOST SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT on the West Coast. The parlors, slttln — rooma and bedrooms are EXCEL DR M O R I n E LENTLY FURNISHED, and afford on Dnu nw every convsnlenoe to tourlata «nd vlaitors, HUttUJIiUJN, A fiest daaa Bllllard Table and a care . %srss£% si G ~s" ta^N^rs d s-.iNG-Ba gl! .0.. General T Hospital, the Liverpool Eye and aoachea. and well bsed saddle horses on gVhosK LyYng^ Cha g rlS, cfn "«« "BRANDS OF BFER, WINES .bo Mwmftad, Qreymouth Diapeoaar *** SPITITS kept. Mftwhei* Qaay. SUG9, P«op*leto>2

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Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10264, 21 April 1899, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10264, 21 April 1899, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Grey River Argus, Volume LVII, Issue 10264, 21 April 1899, Page 1

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