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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 10478, 7 December 1896, Page 4

gfrrtfetm, WE have tried almost all known brand of Cigarettes, but we must award the first plaoe to a oaso of 10 luxuries "Ontalned In a box branded " Otto de Rose. S C, TILLBARD UTATUSOH, ASCHITEOT, Cr 7 L AND SANITARY ENGINBER BYRON-STRBBT Nap eh HUMORS OF THE WELLINGTON EXHIBITION. LADIES meet in front of the Wellington Woollen Company a exhibit. Mrs Walrarapa : "My praclone, it It isn't my Beoond ooueln, Mlea Fahlatuai How are yon, dear ? "—(Kisses,) Miss P. (returning the embrace): "Delighted to meet yon, darling. Let mo introduoe you to my friend from across the Straits, JMlss Mor.ueka." MrsWii "So glad, really. Isn't this a delightful show ! Quite equal to anything I have seen in New Zealand, But Ido so want a oup of tea." Mlfw p.t "Jnst what I was looking for. I oan't rind th 9 Suratura Kiosk, and I oan't) drink any other sort," Mrs W. ! " Nor I. Anything else disagrees with me. Bnt do you mean to say we are unable to get a oup ot Suratura Tea in the Exhibition!" Miss M. i " Yes. Is it not a shame I " MraP. (horrified): "Why} la It nob obtainable here!" Miss M. i " Because it is not a New Zealand prodnot." Mtb W.t Oh, rubbish ', that cannot bo the reason. No tea is produced in New Zealand." Miss Mi: "Of oourse nob. But some of it la blended in New Zealand, you know, and that makes all the dlflerence." Mrs W. : "Of all tho ridiculous exousea I ever heard of that beats everything— to say that blending tea in Now Zealand makes it a colonial produot. Como, let us go where wo oan get Suratura, whloh is paoked where grown (Ceylon), and therefore retains its freshness, purity, and croma." Mils H, I "Very well; but these are nob the only virtues of Suratura: One of its strongest points is its eoonomy. It goes twice aa far aa other teas." 811 PUKETITIRI ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. ffHE above Accommodation House V is now open to the public visiting the diatrlot ; Good Fishing and Shooting in the neighborhood. Terms Moderate, Inconneotion with the above is tho Puketitiri Store, and the proprietor will also run a conveyance once weekly to Napier via Sawkston, leaving Puketitiri THURSDAY MOBNINGS and returning on SATURDAYS. WM. B. HILT/ 898 Proprietor, HAWSE'S BAT ACCLIMATISATION SOOIETT. fjpHE Fishing Season will open on " the 16th September, 1898, and olose on the 16th April, 1897 License Foe, £1; Ladies' Licenses, 10e; Bovb under 16 years of age, 10a. People reBiding outside tne Provincial District, Sa per month. Licenses can be obtained on application by letter, enclosing fee, to the under, signed; also to D. U. Hyde and Co., Napier; Mb Campbell Thomson, Danevlrke ; Mr Wi H. Nelson, Woodville ; and to Mr Alex. Maodonald, Kuripapanga, The Society will give the sum or Five Pounds, in addition to half tho fine, to anyone giving evidence enabling a conviction to he Dtalnad against any person Fishing without a License or out of season, C Ai FITZROY Hon. Secretary' HAMPDBN-WAIPAWA COACH. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS. (pJOACfI leaves Hampden Hotel tor \J Waipawa at 7.30 a.m., returning from Waipawa on arrival of Express Train from Wellington, 3 SO p.m Orders to D, Annand, Bookseller, Waipawa will receive prompt attention. JAS. HUDSON, Proprietor PjENTEAL OOAOiI FACTORY, HIGH-STREET, DANEVIRKE. COLLET~& TODD Beg to Inform tho surrounding Settlors that they have largely Increased their Business Premlsos to make room for Improved Plant. A large Steam Kngine Is now being ereoted to beep pace with lnoroaslng orders. TO FARMERS. Form Drays, Wool Waggons, and .Tip Drays A SPECIALITY. Fnatons, BuKgiee, Gigs, and Rustic Carte made on the Most Approved Principles. JOBBING WORK BY COMPETENT WORKMEN. AU|Klnds!ol Shoeing and Ironwork Done on the Shortest Notloo. 717 AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT kSOCIETY. Kew'Zealand Branon Head Offloe, Custom House Quay, Welllngiio Local Board of Directors The Hon. Morgan S. Graoe, M.D., C.M.G. M.L.C. (Chairman). The Hon Charles J, Johnson, M.L.0., Deputy Chairman), Alfred d 9 Bathe B'andon, Esq. The Hon. Edward Blohardson, O.M.Gr,, M.L.O. John Duncan Ea«' THE OLDEST~WEALTHJ£BT i AND MOST PROSPEROU AUSTRALIAN USE, OBFICB AND. THIS AAiMJEST IN THE BEITIbH EM IKE. THB ONLY uOLONiAL LIFE OFFICE WHICH DEO ABES A BONUS BViBEY tfEAh. lh* Mttnod ot Valuation': adovitd by thit Society it of tht Molt Xtringtnt Character, and emurtc a Considtrally Largtr Rtstrve to mett Liabilities than that held by any other offict in tht Aut*raUuian Colon* aJOUMUIiATED FUND EXCEEDS €13 000 000 (THIRTEEN MILLIONS) STERLING ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £2 000 000 (TWO MILLIONS) \ STERLING c POL IBS IN FO OE „ _ 124 903 Sum Assured - fii0, 081,030 Oaah Bonuses Divided _ £8,813,863 — _i 3ONUSES i OABH US tor ONE Year, 1895.- 6433.633 yielding Reversionary Bonuses amounting to fiß6ojooo. after making SPECIAL RESERVES. OA SJ2W TWO^LI&VsTyffi -, Reverelonary Bonußes exceeding FOUR I MILLIONS J ASSURE YOUB LIPB B - N THB A:M.P. SOCIETY AND SECURE A BOOTS EVERY YEAK ' EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT 81 PER OEtfT ~ ON THE TOTAI iNCOMB EDWARD W. fcOWE, B SIDENT SECRETARY % Branch Off osDSTOM HOUSE QUA* YHLUNG2ON U i~~— H H. BORE, Dlstrlot Secretary Napier, i