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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXV, Issue 85, 16 April 1901, Page 1

COMPARE «J» £&BF JsmOk J&r a7" ANY TEA I ~, ~_at J^i pmoz i LONG VALLEY I STEAM SAW MILLS, I KAITUNA. ; | FIRST-CLASS TIMBER delivered |; to any part of the district at j em-rent rates. I Orders left with Bvxhell & Co., j Blenheim, Baky & Son, Rcnwick, or \ at the Mills wiLl be promptly attended | to. i Address: Havclock Suburban, j —_ "i WILLIAM OATE3.«_

GEAIN SEASON, 1901. We arc GASH BUYERS —of— PRIME . MALTING T3ARLEY. ALTING JDARLEY. NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE Agency Co., Ld. CEITERION HOTEL, Blenheim. MR. G. B. LUSK, of Wellington, having purchased the lease of the above first-class House, begs to inform the Public of Marlborough and the Travelling Public generally that the House will still retain its position as tlie ' 8 BEST APPOINTED AND MOST COMFORTABLE HOTEL ON THE COAST. Winoa and Spirits of the Best Brand Only stocked. Dunedin Ale on Tap.

REID; AND OKAY, FAMOUS ALSO: DIGGING PLOUGHS, SINGLE FpRROW AND SWING PLOUGHS Over 13,000 made. -We make more I,'Wghs than all other Colonial makers put together. Up-to-Aate in every particular. OUR'PATENT STEEL POINTS FOlji SHARES Have superseded all other1* and farmers nowrocogni.se their value. Every fapmer should try them. DISC AND DIGGING HARROWS (all sizes). ALL-STEEL felG-ZAG HARROWS (the best made). NEW PATENT SPRING-TOOTH hIr^OW (with wheels and so\ lt> -A- useful and cheap Implement.) CHAFFCUTTERS: \ Double and Single Baggers. The s^wjuiior 01i!iffcuUorsjj),tlierSblony. CAMB'RinGB ROLLERS, HOfeSE POWERS, SEED SOWER, "MAST" & "EUREKA" GRAIN nfcLLS, "SIJAYS, WAGGONS", &c, &o 11 El D A^T D GRAY. Catalogue Posted '. rce on Application. H, E. SIMKLOCK 9 . ■"■■■" IM-AKBR>OJETHfe CEL CRATED /pmenj? " ORION" COCKING RANGE. ■ r-^----V (i HPHEY will burn Lignite, true Coal, \ .*- ov Wood up to 24 inches long. / (i i I l'l6 Hllc;s IU>G ali scll'-contiiined, and ; j I need no setting. Can be worked in a ; f~=\ r chimney or with stove-pipe. The oven JpktoJj \ bottoms lie:it well; good bread bakers. itH . j Very suitable for shepherds' huts, OH '■ sheep stations, farms, hotels, and />iP==: v ,^tk\ ' dwelling- houses. W(JD I r—^U C~^~S"~C^ll SINGLE & DOUBLE OVB>"S. II "Zr~ —^ ~~— TCrgraJrif O\ rer 27.000 of these Ranges in use in ij :j I p—ft—^i\ If <p-^7^M' Ncav Zealand. i * l^^^fdr®^3^ I These Ranges are guaranteed to bo all || ; piiC'f^7!'i 01'| VV-/ ''"^ I ] that is said of them in the Catalogue. Li y^^yj [^^^^[p! MADE IN ALL SIZES. . high on low niEssmtE boileus fitted, BJItB^ Sold by all Ironmongers. nuo-?:;*00i»-,Cutaloguos on application to maker and patentee: H. E. ISHACKLOCK, LIMITED, ""7; ;SOUTHEND FOUNDRY, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. SYRACUSE SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS ARE mHE T3EST I RE JL HE JDeST I 9, 15, 17, and 25 Teeth—Loose Points. jjWith or without Wheels and Seat. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENT OF RECENT YEARS. BOOTH, MAODONALI) AND CO., LTD., '; CHRISTCHURCH. CORRY AND CO. - - Blenheim. I "™ ■ j A USTRALIAN "IyTUTUAL pEOYIDENT qOCIETY THE FIFTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT, JUST ISSUED, DISCLOSES: —. 1. An increase in the Now Business for the year of ... £168,G92 2. An increase in the Accumulated Fund of ... ... £895,691 3. An increase in the Animal Income 0f... ... ... .£94*650 4. An increase in tlic amount of Annual Cash Bonus of ... £20,440 5. A net gain in Business in Force of 0013 policies, assuring £2,102,088 Duking the year 15,238 New Policies were issued, being the largest number yet written by the Society in any one year. The New Assurances issued amounted to £3,955,685, a sum in excess of that granted in any year since 1891. The Total Assurances in force (including Bonus additions) .now amount to The Net Increase to the volume of business in force is the largest in any year since 1891. The Fund amounts to £16,074,740, and the Annual Income to ii2,^09,00«. The Reserve set apart for the possible depreciation of Securities now stands at £266,692. The Divisible Surplus for the year amounts to £506,152, yielding Reversionary Bonuses of about £942,500. The Deatli Claims for the year were exceptionally favorable, while the Expenses of Management were very moderate. BRANCH DIRECTORS: The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C.M.G., M.L.C. (Chairman); the Hon. ChasJ, Johnston, M.L.C. (Deputy Chairman); Alfred de Bathe Brandon, , Esci. ; the Hon. Edward Richardson, C.M.G. ; John Duncan, Esq. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary, Branch Office; Customhouse Quay, Wellington,