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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XX, Issue 2459, 20 June 1893, Page 1

THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSUKANOE SOCIETY LIMITED. PROGEESb OF THis SOCIETY. FUNDS. CHILDREN'S S\VJNG'S BA.NK. Date. Amount, A new form of assurance, premiums 31st March, 1877 ... £16,988 ceasing on the death of the parent or 3ist March, 1880 ... 103,550 guardian. The endowment, with 31st March, 1883 ... 298,708 profit?, being payable on the child 31st March, 1886 ... 566,074; attaining 21 years, without deduction. 33at December, 1888 ... 863,281 FAMILY PrfOVHION. 31st December, 1891 ... 1,372,361 The greatest atSount of assurance at lowest cost. Hi the event of death ntww rtt«jtn"P<3cj all premiums pail returned, in addi-NB-W BUSINESS. tioQ tQ sum W red in other 37rs ended Mar. 31, 1877... £997,937 wor d S ,|n guarjfateed dividend of the 3yrß ended Mar. 31, 1880... 2,214 217 amoua | o f Jf, ium paid . 3yrs ended Mar. 31, 1883... 2.682,200 EuUWtrfulars from gyrs ended Mar. 31, 1886... 3,222,255 \-,<^C. H. OSMOND, 2|yrs ended Dec. 31, 1888 4,127,216 otie £ Agent for Taranaki. 3y rs ended Dec. 31. 1891 ... 5,42:i s *lo Addreas— H Jwera. During the year 1891, the Funds were increased by £175,946, representing an increase for the one year of nearly fifteen pee cent. "ex etjahin^^Tlo'ndon. K. A. ADAM'S has much pleasure in announcing the AERIVAL of NEW WINTER GOODS, bought DIKECT from the Manufacturers, and that every Department will now be fouud. replete with NEWEST and most FASHIONABLE DKAPEKY. JACKETS and ULSTERS — Tbfc best assortment ever shown in Hawera LADIEfi* HATS AND BONNETS in all the newest shapes HATS TRIMMED by a competenf Milliner. No chabge fob Tiummino- i DRRSS MATERIALS in the newest ffiades and patterns . A FULL OTiCK OF Calicoes and Sheetings '. m Shirtings and ElauiifP and Blankets Linoleum, Linoleum Carpets, Carpets Linoleum Carpets MtfN'S, YOUTHS', and BOYS' CLOTHING in endleas variety. TAILORING — 500 PATTERNS TO SELECT FROM HAWEEA -D.1.0. MAKE. NO_MIBTAKB. I AM LEAVING THE DISTRICT VERY SOON, AND MUST CLEAR MY STOCK OF DRAPERY IN A FORTNIGHT. Men's Clothing must go as well a£ Boys' Blankets, Sheeting, Flannels, La«e Curtains MUST GO : Jackets, Ulsters, Evening Dresssi MUST 60 ALL MY STQPK: MUST GO. I MUST GO, but before |i so, wili CLEAR MY STOCK at EXTRAORDINARILY LO W PRICES, aB the Cash Palace is leased. ! A LARGE LOT OF REMNANTS MUS V BE SOLD FOR 7/HAT THEY FETCH 1 So don't miss this chance o_ Every-day Goods AT YOUR OWN PRICE. W. GL~\RKE, CASH PALACE - - . High-street - - Haweea. *''l'^li_il"l I 'I!ll l ._.'.l___--~fc-~- ' 'L. I ',^ 'I . ' ._i. '. _ _jl 1.'. : i. ,' 'H ii OANGES RANGES' RANGES RANGES SOLE MAKEEB OF THE CELEBRATED CORNISH COOKING RANGES, Acknowledged by all to be the strongest, most economical, and by far the best cooking range in the colony. Pastry, scones, etc, baked in less than 10 minutes. The ovens are portable, can be removed to be thoroughly cleaned or to effect repairs without the expense of resetting range. Ranges for country use supplied with fire-places, for burning from 18in to 2ft wood, j Over SO designs to choose from, from 2ffc to 12ft long. A large stock always on hand at OUR SHOW ROOMS, Manners-st. A liberal discount allowed to the trade. Catalogues on tipplication. Repairs a speciality. Inspection invited. TO BE HAD OF ALL IRONMONGERS. S. LUKE AND SONS, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON. CASH BOOT MARKET, HIGH-STREET, HAWERA. R. HANNAH AND CO. Beg to notify the inhabitants of Hawera and surrounding Districts that we are offering A FINE SELECTION OF BOOTS AND SHOES of all description^— ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, k COLONIAL MAKES, including she LADIES' BECTIVE WALKING SHOE also, ige GBNTS.j CELEBRATED FLEXIBLE WAIST WALKING BALS. Our Motto is, "'A GOOD;ARTIOLi iM BEASONABLE PRICE," Inspection invited. All kinds of Order Work and Repairs done on the premises DON'T. MISTAKE THE SHOP. R. HANNAH & CO. HIGH-STREET, HAWERA.