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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXX, Issue 305, 28 December 1896, Page 4

I TONKINS' DEATH ON SCALE. THE undersigned h»B now,"f>eoeiverl]> ' supply of the above far famed preparation for tho eradioationfof 80ALB BLIQHT, whioh should now be applied to Fruit end ; other trees. The following testimonial proves the worth of DEATH ON KOAIE Ashbnrton, 30th Sept., 1896. [To Messrs Tonkin it Co,, 67 Lambtosj' Quay, Wellington. Dear Sirs,— l have muoh pleasure in testifying to the merits of yonr DEATH ON -DALE. I have' used it on all my trees, and in every caee the reßnlt has been nigbly satisfactory. It not only killed Scale and American Blight, bnt appeared to renew the^healtb auti, vigour ot trees dreseed with; it. Have recommended it fully to my neighbours. Wishing |you •very eucoeaa, Faithfully yourß, JOHN O'GRADY. james"boon, HARI. STRhET. EXTRACTS *ROM OPINIONS OF THB PKEsS ON CELLULAR CLOTHING. ${The Lancet.~7he idea of embodied in Cellular Cloth iB that of providing ready means of escape from perspiration as vapour, Sritish Medical Journal.— Cellular Cloth affords a tree^eaeape to the Bkin exhalations. Land and TFafer.—Hnnting and Bhootiog mm will fica Callular Underwear well adopted to their use, " The C«e«». —Cellular Olothis porous, «• that aU that ought to be eliminated Itom the «kin is allowed to escape. I 27te Hospital.— Cellular Cloth is light, remarkably warmi and' is manufactured on soientifio prinoiples. Tho, Worta-Gellular Cloth has the merit of taking np very little room. The Broad -brow.— We regard Cellular Goods aB a special boon to officers of both Bervioet. ' ' ' -The iTra.— Cellular garments promote the cleanliness of the Bkin by their nonabßorbeut qualities. SOLE AOENTsToB NBLBONW. SHORT & SON, HARDY STKEaT.; COAL. FIREWOOD, BONEDUST, ■ * l ') -7.^.7- . f ETC. LOOK OUT FOR LOCK BROS 1 ADVERTISEMENT, COAL, FIREWOOD, BONEDUST, Etc. Address — CORNER OF BABDY AND WAIMEA y "■'' BTliEfiTB. ' BUY THE BEbT AND SUPPORT LOCAL DIANUFAC- j TUREB. i a r iPFiN's li. ,' (. tit. ■ * it'.- : BISCUITS CONFECTIONERY CANDIED PEhLS CAKES BE-F-BaISIiSO FLOUR, Inaist on havipg Griffiu's and no other. GRIEFIN & : SONS, . LIMITED. FAOTOBIES-ALTON-STREET, AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. New Z.Aland Beanoh . Head Office, Custom House Quay, Wellington. Local Boabd of Dibegtcbs : The JHon Morgan S. Once, M.D] 0.M.G., M.L.0., (Obairman) ; TheiHon Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C., (Deputy Chairman) Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. ; The Hon, Edward BiohardßOD, O.M.G , M.L.C.; John Dnnoan, Esq THE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST AMD MOST PRObPEROCS AUSTRALIAN LIFE OFFICE. 1 ■■ AND THE Largest in the British Empire, The Only Colonial Life Offloe which deolorea. ■', A BONUS EVEEY YEAK. Tlie' method of valuation adopted \by this Society is of the most Stringent C/iaracter, and ensures a Considerably Larger Reserve to meet the Liabilities than that held by any other Office in the Australian Colonies. ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS £13,000.000 (THIRTEEN MILLION.B). STERLING. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £2,000,000 (TWO MILLIONS) SIIBLIKO. Policies in Force ... 124,903 »unvAsßured .. .. £40,081,936 Cash Bonuses Divided .. £6.813,862' BONUSES; j CASH BONUS for [ONE year, 1891, I £138,020, yielding Reversionary Bonuses amounting to -860,000, after making Special Reserves, ] CASH BONUSES deolared for laet FIVE , years, over TWO MILLIONS, yield- i ing ' Reversionary Bonuses exceeding I WOTJB MILLIONB. liana. 7 0,,8 Ll "| IM XHB j A.M.P. SOCIETY und secure a BONUS EVEBY YEAB. x E-penseß ot Management 8J per oent on thejtotal income. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Seoretaiv Branoh Office— Custom House Quat, Wellikgton p 'D A, A. SOAIFE 1> atfent Nelson, fl