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Marlborough Express, Volume XXXIX, Issue 58, 9 March 1906, Page 1

MAKLBOROUGH-NELSON FREEZING WOR KB. mHE GROSS CONSOLIDATED RATE to cover all charges from delivery -*- at the Worlra, Piefcoa, to recsipfc of proceeds, namoly :—Killing, Freezl ng Bag«, Freight, Marina Insurance egftimifc All Risks (except War Kisfe), Interest on AdvatCJJ, London Landing, Selling Ciiarges and Exchange :— RIUTTON ... ... 16-iOd per pound. LAMB ... ... Ifd pei- ponnd. CAUL and IDDNJLY FAT paid for at CURRENT SATES. SKINS PURCHASED at Current Rate:-, os? WOOL SHIPPED on Farmers' account as preferred. , ■ THE CHRISTCHUKCH MEAT COY., I/M), PICTON. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. HOLDS A WORLD-WIDE RECORD FOR BONUSES, STABILITY, LIBERALITY, ECONOMY. FUNDS OVER ~^ • £20,500,000 ANNUAL INCOME OVER £2,700,000 POLICIES IN FORCE assuring over £65,817,000 INCLUDING OVER £11,500,000 BONUS ADDITIONS. PROFIT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1904), £624,211, THE LARGEST AMOUNT DIVIDED IN ANY ONE YEAR IN THHJ HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY. TOTAL PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST POLICYHOLDERS, OVER ... ... ... — ••• £11,500,000 There is no other offioe, living or dead, which can show, or has shown, such a phenomenal record as the Australian Mutual Provident Society. THE INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT IS NOW IN FULL WORKING ORDER EVERY DESIRABLE FORM Of"pOLIOY ISSUED BY THE SOCIETY From' £5 to £10,000. Directors of the New Zealand Branch.—The Hon. Chas. John Johnston, M.L/\, Chairman; A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Deputy-Chairman; the Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.CX, John Duncan, lilaq., and Joseph Joseph, Esq.. EDWABD W. LOWE, Resident SecreSarjr. New Zealand Branch : CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON.

, A TEA TO YOUR TASTE ===== j; Grocer's Name I ! > We w»n» our T««— « STAND - OUT TEA " -on the | { ' Bhelte» of every live grocer in the Colony. Because owing to j| < the many eoneootions being cold aa "good" Tea, the publio g < I got to distrust all Teas, so we resolved on marketing one to S I meet the popular demand for a standard Taa at a unifom % I I price ; and a Tea to YOUR taste is the result. i a ff"Eft H" 1" Now we want you to ask YOUR grocer if ha keeps it, and if not <| % W KB" i 8 send us a post card giving his name and address and we'll <| C I Illili mail you FEEE a pretty little Jib. tin of the Tea, beautifullj g X got up in red, green, and gold ;an exact facsimile of the larger tins. g 5 Address :R. WILSONS & Co., Tea Merchants, Dunedira. 28 1

MAKEB OF THE OEELBBRATBD PATENT: •"0R10N 95 COOKIIfG RANGE* i(3==3ssa=E>N nspHEY mil liusn Lignite, trao Ooa Ig^^J JL os Wood, up to 24 in.bh.es loEg, 11 «p==ss I The fines ara ail self-contained, and f | | need no setting. Can be worked in a v ! chimney or witJhstevo-pij/e. Tlxooven |C 3 bottoms heat well; good oread bakers. jp=J Very suitable. &ar shepherds' huts, |Tj slbosp trfcatiions, farms, hotehj aas Ml* Lr—^J SINGLE AND DOUBLE OVENS. r ■ |=z^==r=J ...c^^B Over 27,000 of these Bangea in use in W- \ 'C^^^^M^fy^^-s >^ These Ranges are guaranteed to be all i| I 8 |L«At«ii}jj W ■>>T vr^ that,is said o£ them ia she Catalogue. t'k r {k-JX^J r ■ MADE IN ALL SrZE3. :y^— >-:^"^°^^S^ggfa^l4g HIGH OR LOW PRESSUEE BOILERS FITTED* i;,.-^«- •:-" bsbeJJ Sold by alllroamongeis. Catalogues on application to maker and patentee: H. ■•£!. SHACKIiOCK, LIMITED SOUTHBND FOUNDRY, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. TIGER TEA JUVENILE LEAGUE, COMPETITION No:2. The following sentence (completed) has been sealed awsy by ths Manager of tbe Otago Daily Times. •' Discriminating Tea drinkers of New Zealand are daily testifying to the fact that Tiger Teas aro~—- ——*■ aad~~~'-~—■-," Old k8 divided amongst those who correctly supply tbe two missing gj JlvJ words. If more tban 40 correct replies are seufc i°» tiiou the prizes will be divided amongst the 40 whose writing is neatest., CONDITIONS. (1) Competitors must ba under 18 years of age. (2) Write the complete* sentence on one side of a sheet of paper or card ; on the other side the competitor's full name and address, also age, duly endorsed by parent or adult friond ; and in one corner the words " Competition No. 2." (3) Any number of guesses may be sent, bub each oiusb be written on a separate sheet, and the end of a Dacket of Tiger Tea containing the Number must be cut off and attached to eech sheet pent in. (4) Competition closes on the 31st MARCH NEXT. (5) Address : TIGER TEA JUVENILE LEAGUE, P.O. Box 111, Dunedio. ""KAIKOUBA BIAIIi- . NEWMAN'S 'COACH. , O0?AL "1/ITAJL (OOAOHES — MX 'jLIL \J RUNS TWICE WEEKLY to Kai« _ koura, leaving Ssddon, and call- /ROACHES leave Blenheim for Haveleg at Blind Kivez, Flarbonrne, \j lock and Nelson aa fonows :— Kekerangu, Clarence Bridga arid Lisave Blenheim; Tuesdays, ThvxßQapukw days, and Satedays, 'at 7 s.m, ? Booking Offices; ~..,._. reaching Nelson at 6 p.m. sasn© Blenheim, Club Stables. g^ Seddon, .1. Barrett's. [, cavo kelson: Mondays, Wednesdays, Kaikonn,.Commercial BcUa. fend Fridays, &i 7 a.m. j turxiviog CcacU leaves Seddon at 6 a.m._ r&<s& g^^iKj, g p>m . samo Ry# lays and Thursdays, eremog KaiKoui^ p.m. same day. Leaves Kaikoura 0, AU at EeggoaabiQ Rttses. i.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, arrw mamma^ Ing at Seddon 6 p.m. same day, to BOOKING OFFICES. catch train for Blenheim. For Passengers: H. Howard' 3 Office, pAßoraa.—Parcels for anywhere o» Msrkel - pi ace> Blenheim ;T. Soofct'b tbe coach route can ha left at the OIuK s>csb O&QQ BotQ^ Havraloek. Stables, where they wiU be t&fcen rcr Paep^a: CWterion StaW«a, Blensharge ot snd forwarded to the coaca hska . SieotS's PMt OS!c© Hotel, a* Seddon. Every care but no ter gj^^^k. sponsibility. All parcels must! be lulJy Addressed. n PICKERING'S single; Seddon to Kefeer&ngu, 15s 13OYAL Tl/TAIL pOACH licgle; Seddon to Clarence Bridge, JL\> ±¥JL \J Jss single; Scd&on to Kaikoura, SOfi y EAVES Blenheim on Mocdays, single. __,„„„ I_J WeanoQdays, and Fridays, at E. FRANCIS, jlO a .m. ; Returning iroci Havelock Fropriefco*. Tueadaya, lharsdays, and Saturdays, WAIRAU VALLEY AND TOP a Ifc that all goods and parcels be booked not later thaa 9 s ROYAL MAIL COACH, o'clock morninj? of leaving. ! o. "T\ m T7 11 BOOKING OFFICES: TIJE above Coach leaves Top Valley Qroßvenor Hotel, Blenheim. on Tuesdays and Fridays at 7.30 Maaonio Hotel, Bavelock. 5 p.m., arriving at Blenheim I p.m. ; — : _ J and leaves Blenheioi o» Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 a.m, ROBERTSON & MILLS . NOTB.-Booking Office, Gposveuor WRTOO npw'W Hotel, High Street. SPRING CREEK. Fares and parcels at reasonable mmAJj rates. -It • iß^ Every care taken but no responsi \~A *-J •■•Hfcv AND '• Dl" ' W. HOULT, DEALERS IN PRODUCE. 3 -Proprietor. —— —• —■ —• Oood Stoc& of 11 TO W$ TRAVELLING FPBLIC, CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS ; rTH^ijggj^^^ GENERAL MERCHANDISE 3 Always on Hand. AD Wb«3!, and by attention to the 1 .___. — l patrons trusto to nrtl »fioll JQHN HXJTCHESON AWfO of pubUo support.^ <K)TOD# -BROKER-' 5 Tonkins* Offlioe: Grosvonor Hotel*. f?IRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INloStoea.Frfday mornings »4 Jj SURANCE AGENT < mfennunß Tnssdsys. Every care Australian Mutual Provident Society. ~ Srf W W«l%« *«» my N.Z. and River Plate Land Mortgage " sfearac bafi no jfesiponßibil^. > Company,