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Marlborough Express, Volume XXVII, Issue 111, 23 May 1891, Page 4

pi OVERNMENTLIFE INSURVJT ANCE DEPARTMENT. Established 1870. EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY y r : THE STATE. Intending insurers should mark that two of the chief points to be considered m effecting an assurance are the SECURITY and the COST : . ' In this Department — ABSOLUTE SECURITY is provided by the STATE GUARANTEE. THE COST IS REDUCED to a minimum, as the PREMIUMS are LOWER than the participating rates of any other office doing business m • Australasia, whilst all the profits are' returned to the policy-holders m the form of bonuses. FUNDS at present date exceed ONE AND A HALF MILLION POUNDS. ' ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £300,000 J. H. RICHARDSON, Commissioner* CORNS. CORNS. CORNS. A N invaluable remedy for Corns, Warts," jLA. Bunions, and outward growths of every description. Numbers of people who could only crawl about with difficulty, have been able, after two or three applications of Teed's Certain Cure for Corns, to walk with ease and pleasure. The proprietors are daily receiving testimonials from old sufferers eulogistic of its value m removing all outward growths. The following is a sample of unsolicited testimonials. ' Halcombe, April 20th, 1891. Deab Sib,— Herewith. please find cheque f or £ — part for the first 4ot and balance for a fresb lot of your Certain Corn Cure. I think that m every case that it has been tried the people are satisfied that the thing is good beyond doubt. By sending the above you will oblige. — Yours Faithfully, N.D. Gill. Sold by all.Chemists and Medicine Vendors m boxes One Shilling each. " A. ELBECK, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, &o. JUST RECEIVED. A GOOD assortment of Statonery, . Fancy Goods, &c. Latest pubiications>constantly com- . .. .:■■:.;.■ ing m.; .:- All orders executed with the utmost despatch. . Agent for Canterbury Times an Weekly Press. , Subscribers wanted. ■■-. -HOWARD'S rURNITURE SHOW ROOMS, TEMPORARY PREMISES, NEXTDOOR T, SMALE'S ••.-■; Waikau Store, OPPOSITE MASONIC HOTEL. LOOK out for CLEARING SALE of Furniture, Upholstery, &c, for Cash, m a few days. All outstanding accounts will be ■;'•.,' thankfully received. LEATHER. LEATHER JUST RECEIVED. AFRESH Stock of Ladies' and Childrens Boots and Shoes just arrived, which will be old at ; the,very Lowest Pbioes jo Clear. INSPECTION INVITED. CHAS. LUCAS, ALFRED STREET, „ NEXT OMAKA BRIDGE. SMALL . GOODS, SMALL GOODS. HAVING secured the services of a first-class Small Goodsman from Melbourne, I am now prepared to supply Small Goods daily ; including Sausages, German Sausages, Saveloys, Black Puddings, White Puddings, Brawn, Tripe, Cow Heel, &c, &c, ■W, ; 'E; : SIMMONDS F AMI L V BUTCHER, r arket Street North. CRITERION STABLES, BLENHEIM. GEO. MARDELL ... Pbopbietob. FIRST CLASS Hacks, Buggies, Traps, etc., always on hand. Well Ventilated Loose Boxes and Good Paddocks. All kinds of Carting done on the most reasonable terms. Booking Office for the Nelson, Havelock and Kaikoura Mail Coaches. T. W. ANDRELL, HAIRDRESSER, TOBACCONIST AND PERFUMER, HAS much pleasure m notifying , to his Customers and the Public generally that he has received •a. New. Stock of Tobaccos, : Cigars, Cigarfettes, Pipes, Walking Sticks, Razors, Strops, Perfumery, &c., and will sell for Cash only at Lowest Current Prices. : Patrons to the .Hairdressing Department will receive the greatest attention. • . ' NOTICE. MR J. S. dIIRBYSHIRE has been authorised by me Ito collect all outstanding Debts, and his receipt will be sufficient. ; - .. • ...i :■ <W. STRICKLAND. , -December 23rd, 1890, 194