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Marlborough Express, Volume XLIII, Issue 140, 11 June 1909, Page 6

>TWO STARTLING OFFERS \ AT THE I New Zealand Clothing Factory. f SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1909. \ No. 1 Special Suit Offer: I SAC SUITS TO MEASURE. > YOUR CHOICE OF ANY SUIT IN OUR WINDOW DISPLAY \ FOR ONE DAY ONLY I At 57s 6d the Suit. y Don't miss yoisi* opportunity. Fit Guaranteed. % QuaSity Right. > Orders booked from 12 noon till 9JO p.m. only. \ No. 2 Special Boot Offer: i /^TTATTQ' "R/^r^nfd all shapes and sizes in T UrllilM JL o IJ\J\J IJo black and tan. f YOUR PICK OF ANY BOOTS IN OUR GENTS' BOOT WINDOW \ For IBs 6d on Saturday, June 12. f These goods are parnarkabSe fos* Valua and Quality: 3 REMEMBER ! ONE DAY ONLY. Z 1 NE-W XJT T?\TIT EHTH/r r 'v lb3^iS S^3li S. E. HULBERT, \ » ICLOTSS^CT^n anager. ""■■l thFhew welsbagh i| INCANDESCENT KEROSENE LAMP OlffM: 's "a'rnos* as »3n*p!e to work as switching on an electric light.'* ■|J|B It gives a 60-CANDLE FOWEB LIGHT for one-third flUwfl e°^ use<^ *n an ordinary lamp. IT IS CLEAN: No smell; no smoke. The light does not «g|i|fi tky the etes. There is no danger of explosion. IR§3l N0 WICK TEIMMTNG! NO ADJUSTMENT! NO BLACKENING OP MANTLES! wSjSpiUgp No anstoyance i Just a perfect light, and a »i»s3 positive saving of two-thirds of oil. JPaHrifflL The success of the WELSBACH LAMP lies in its Patbnt OWSnWBUt/L BUEBEE AND MANTLE. Hwhlh ou now w^iat a Wel^bach Burner and Mantle does for 'MB BGuBllH^B. Gas, then yon have an idea of how much better the fiß»ilOHp WELSBACE INCANDESCENT KEEOSENE LAMP "^^■ir^ ANY ORDINARY LAMP CAN READILY BE FITTED Kfß " WITH A WELSBACH BURNEE. K|H PRICES: Burners only, with Mantle and Chimney, 10/6; JBwM. Lamps, complete, from 18/- to 32/6. Write for Pamphlet giving further particulars, ffJWfiJW WELSBACH LIGHT CO., LTD 102 and 104; Victoria Street, Wellington. j '■; /^jftELIABLE AGENTS WANTED. -. .- ■-■■■■■ ■ ■ .. ; .■.-©•.•: TBe Mother's Problem THE problem of the children's breakfast is one that troubles every mother. Nowadays the little folk have such a lot to ylearn, such a lot to grow —that their breakfast must be one they will enjoy, and at the same time be nutritious and beneficial. Thistle Oats solves mother's problem. Made from the finest oats in the wbrld in the largest mill in Australasia, by* the mpst modern and scientific machinery, its' nutritious qualities build up strong stur■J_. L^v'jJ'J^k** M^nnnii-k Give the children delicious Thistle O«t» UV DOCjieS, mUSCIe for breakfast and less meat. You will tee •^ I . . 'it l. the difference in their health. anU tiSSUe, WlthOUt ' Thi.UeOaUcost.no more AanorißmiT ' # rolled oats and are infinitely better. Insist putting a strain ODBeuinß on the digestion, nPUIPnpi f* imSTLt OATS I ' . . -•■..■..■ -.;, DIAMOND JUBILEE. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. A FEW OP THE RESULTS OF Sixty Years of Unexampled Prosperity. (Taken from the Society's Annual Eeport). Accumulated Funds, over - - £24,540,000, > Annual Income, over - - £3,158,000FOIiICIES IN FOKCE, 227,112, assuring over J877.000.000 (including Bonus Additions). TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDED, .814,336,892. ■CASH-PROFIT DIVIDED FOE ONE YEAR (l$08) ,£740,385, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over The Society now issuea EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY— ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount from £5 to .£IO,OOO. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy Chairman) ; The Hon. E. Richabdson, C. M.G.; John Duncan, Es^. j and Joseph NewTeaSd Branch- EDWARD W. LOWE, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary^ H. HOWARD i. ... Local Agent, Blenheim*