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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7844, 23 May 1904, Page 6

-fiet-opea lIOIBIY, February 8 THE BESULT* OF FIEE OS SHOES! am4 hA fca?? rx??f^ ag or bss visited Wellington and selected a COMPLETE and SS^L I?U™S X of 80018 AND SHOES ' ™th ** « THE SQUARE . . . . PAMERSTON NORTH. . (Next to WM. PARK'S Stationery Depot.) TX7E have no hositation in saying that' our new stock comorises th'n VI BRIGHTEST, the SNAPPIEST and the most Tjl-TO-dS BHOEB In the City. If you want an old shop-worn pair of shoes DON'T GOME TO US; crar's is all NEW STOCK. Our prices are popular and satisfactory, and will plesse economical buyers— / Ladies' Lace and Button Shoes, 3/11 to .Men's Shooters, 10/6 to 14/6. Ladiel'One Bar Walking, 10/6 to 17/6 Bluohers" 4/U to 10/6' LX.V. Heel Ladies' Bhoes, 17/6 to 20/-. Meil' s Chrome Balmorals, 12/6 to 15/6. Ladies' Lace and Button Boots, 5/11 Girls' Leathor Lace Boots, 8/11 to 5/11. _ *°2%.S- „.,,„, , Bo^' Leather Lace Bootß, 4/11 to 7,6. L.XV. Heel Button Boots, 17/6>o 27/6. Men's Tan Lace Boots, 14/6 to 26/6 Ladies Evening Shoes, 2/11 to 16/6. Men's Glace Lace Boots, 12/6 to 25/Girh' One Bar Shoes, 2/6 to 5/6. Men's Button Boots, 17/6 to 23/6 - Girls Lace or Button Shoes, 3/11 to 8/6. Canvas Shoos, 2/11 to 5/6 Women b Slippers, 1/- to 5/6. A large and complete stock of the famous "G" BKAND op CHROME and KIP BOOTS. At Piices lower than ever. ; SALE BARGAINS EVERT DEPARTMENT. • . * ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. REPALBS A SPECIALITY. LIMITED. ' ■ ** BABSAUE & ABKAHAMJJiifEDT PALMEESTON N. f FEILDIN& & DANNEVIBKE, SOLE AGENTS for IWlienua, Manawatu, Oroua and Eangllikei Counties. Also for the whole Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay. GEO. G.SANDEMAN,SONS&CO.,Ltd., LONDON \ SANDEMAN <fc CO., OPORTO SANDEMAIST, BUCK & CO. jerez ' and sherries BANDEMAN BROS., , . LISBON J BANDEMAN, ' SYDNEY atthtt? atta -nt -reTTXTxno BARTON 4GUESTIER BORDEAUX CLARPt¥ N WINES . CHAMPY PERE * MLS, BEAUNE BURGUNDTFR PINET, CASTILLON & CO., cognac brandy G. H. MTJMM & CO., Rheims -extradryO G HIBBeIt' *CO ?m^* SCHNAPPS^ENEVA O, G,. HIBBERT a CO., LONDON GUINNESS'S STOUT ADOLPH FRANKEL a SOHNK BIALA LIQUEURS SS ALE /?f^ Ua NTf ™TS tHIKE & C°" LONDON HAVANA CIGARS UAlLJiio & U(J., Ltd., madras . Indian cigars AUSTSUJIAH MUTUAL ~ • PKOITIBENT SOCIETY HOLDS THE WORLD'S EECORD FOR LARGEST BONUSES RESULTS TAKEN FROM THE FIFTY-FIFTH REPORT New Polices—l4,s34 completed, assuring ... V?q viaa ar<\ Policies in Force—lß3 t 6s3, assuring [ £52524R9R Exclusive of Bonui Additions, amounting t0... '." '" i-iQdtt'iat Annual Income from Premiums and Interest is now '" ~W«u'«dß The Funds of the Society now amount to ... £]Qfi7dA9q Death .and Matured Claims paid siDce establishment .'.'. "" £14309047 Cash Profit—The amonnt of profit available for division among3fc the members, after making exceptional raserves, is £582 lfiß An amount greater than that distributed by the Society in any previous year and 35 per cent, of the Preminms received during the year. Previ°«s year, -It will provide Reversionary Bonuses amounting to over ...» ... £1 goo 000 undef 9P6DBeS ~ThS perCGntage of cx PeQße3 (including Taxes) to total receipts was ■ Valuation-The standards of valuation are more severe than those employed by any other Mutual Office transacting business in New Zealand. emP'°yea Existing business on the New Zealand Branch Register 30 773 policies, assuring b, ' n fl! , Iqq , 7 Increase in the Accumulated Funds (one year) ... ■ '"' piat'l/n Increase in the Annual Income (one year) • ... "* £01'ior Increase in Ga 9 h Bonua for Quinquennium against previou/Quinquonnium £514 307 Net Gaiu v Business in Force, 6838 Policies, assuring £l?fi!wq Interest Receipts exceeded amount paid in Death Claims by "' £2ni'7in DIRECTORS of the-New ZaaUnd Branch : - T h 9 HoJf Ohatli" J. JohnsS M.L.0., Chairman; A. De Bathe Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman • The Sseph Elq rd Bi°hara3oD ' °-M-G" J°ha DboU, Esq.? J oS eph BRAKCH OFe'iCK-CUSTOMHOUSE

BEAD WHAT. YITADATIO. IS. DOING. • T x , 1T Canington, -Late of Northam and York W.A. n ~. T ' 11/7/03. Dear fc>3r,-I wish to tell y QU o f the wonderful effect VITADATIO has had • "-f^nu X • SU? ered for > ei Sht years with Chronic Liver Complaint and Stone in the Bladder. Dr. with other doctors of Northam' and 'York also doctors in Perth attended me' I was also in the hospital for two months, but got no relief, and I lav Buttering till VITADATJLO was introduced to me, and I have recovered solely by its use. (The stone that was brought away weighed 2oz 8 grains). I got the medicine from Munyard and Jicnworthy, grocers, of Wellington-street. The people of my acquaintance are surprised at my recovery, and Dr. Black, who attended me, is astonished, as he reckoned nothing could be done for me. I thank you, and hope my testimony will be means of help, to others. Signed, JAMES COOPER, WHY HALT BETWEEN TWO OPINIONS ? When the danger is in delay ? To-day is yours, to-morrow they say never comes, Try. VITADATIO to-day. For further particulars, S. A. PALMER, Head office : CLARENDON STREET. N., SOUTH MELBOURNE.; Correspondence invited.' Write for Testimonials; Tho price of the Medicine Is 5/6 and 3/G per bottle. 'All Chemists and Storekeepers. - To be obtained from Kemptkorne, Prosser. and C o ., Ltd., N. Z. Drug Company, and Sharland and Co.FOR PAPERHANGINGS & PAINTERS1 MATERIALS try E. G-EANFIELi), Corner of Cuba and Lombard-streets Pabnerston Norths Large Stock to select from.

WALTERTD TJTHERFURD ACCOUNTANT, INSURANCE, AND LAND AGENT. AGENT- FOR PUBLIC TRUSTEE, Cj-Fifiw~RANGITIKEI STREET. THORLETS PATENT FOOD (I! 03, CATTLE.) A BRAHAte & WILLIAMS, Limited, ijL having osan appointed" sole agents for the. sa!o of this well-known food, are now prepared to supply farmetß, stonekeepers and others. invaluable for Horses, Cattle, Pigs and .Poultry. Blanawatn Evening Standard. Published Daily at 3.30 p.m. Circulates Widely IN THE ' 3?almerston Borough, Kairanga,Manawatu, Pohanglna, Oroiia, and Horowhenua Counties. ' The Best Advertising Medium on the West Coast of the North Island.- , Pull cable and telegraphic services. Meetings of loc a i bodies fully reported. Important events and occurrences in town and country promptly recorded. .AGENCIES.: Palmerston.— Vf.- Park, G; H.fiennett and Co., Essex and Co.] •W. L. Aitkin, Mrs Martin, Mrs Maule, A. Levy, J. C.- Swallow, Sheppard, Pratt Bros., W. P. Davis Ashhurst.—J. Vincent. Awahuri.— C. H. Tarrant.Pohangina.—C. G. Culling and CH. Whitehead. Bunnythorpe.—J. H. Scbeidt? Woodville Railway Station.^Thos. Bain: D a nnevirke.—Thos. Bain.Oroua Bridge.—J. Buglass,Foxton.—A. Fraser. Kereru.—A. Duncan; Linton. —R.- Ross.Levin.— C. B. Smart. Tokomaru.—C. Startup.Shannon.—Wj H. Gunning, Bong-otea.—W. Darragh* Feilding.—W. Carthow. Sandon.—J; .Cockburh.-

TTERE'S health to all in J.D.B. XI Whisky. No headache, no bad tongue, but. the pleasant tasto of purr yellow whisky. Long life to J.R.D Whiskey