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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLVII, Issue XLVII, 9 November 1912, Page 2

JUST TO HAND:Jap Silks. Linen goods in Supper Cloths, Tea Cloths, Tray D'Oleys, Duchess Sets, Cosey Covers, Cushion Covers, Toilet linen Hearth. Bugs, Mats, Linoleums, Push Carts, Cane ' Chairs, Wicker Chairs. We also have a large stock of up-to-date Furniture and Furnishings to clear at low prices. HARDY=ST., NELSON 11 A.-i:Sse texeeed nsure Buildings all Agricultura nrront R:.itea nd Linhlnii) ... ... .£1.000,000 .£6,500,000 SiocKS, Furniture, Risks, at Lowes Risks of Bush Fires Covered CO.,JTD. (ESTD. 18211) FIR'S & A.T JIDJISr AH Eislc. ESSLEY BROS. & CO., district Managers. HAVE YOU HEARD THE It is the latest '■sound-reproducing instrument. It i-alks, 'laifghs, sings, and plays, and it is as real as tlie original voices or instruments. ; It is a handsome, portable cabinet, and lias no horn' to take up space or get in the way. It gives you command of the best singers, the .finest mirth-makers, the best of music. The MIRAPHONE costs only £3 15s Od. Double-sider Disc Records, price 3/6. A large selection to choose from. A MIRAPHONE will add to your pleasure this summer. Call and hear it.: ; >v--x v ~ .. BRIDGE-STREET. AGENT. i II IIJ THE nice; graceful appearance of our Sideboards is due first of all to the J care with which we produce the latest designs of English and next "to the High-grade Finish to which we all bur work. We t are now showing, a very fine Sideboard, 4ft long, two drawers and cupboards, with plate glass and Copper panel back, fitted with oxidised handles, and the price is With high Backs and Sheraton iiegs, upholstered Seats in : Leather or Rexine, quaint design, dull walnut finish. DINING TABLES, with Sheraton Legs to Match. ■& ?nm % softs, My COMPLETE FURNISHERS. 21-23-Hardy-st-SECDRB A SHARE Op PROFIT? - V '■' ■•■>•, ;;.:;,.. ;;joe, the /:.•>.■■."';• y IA ■,.-. ::r : .'■''";. -:-' : -'■'■;',-,. .'.■'• AUSIMIAf MUf M£ FROVIDf $r SQ6IEIf;« For the.CUBRE J NT k YEAR by EFPBCi?ING a LIFE i: POLICY with that office BEFORE :V >i , THE CLOSE OF THI; YEAR. tfhe following are iV, ; . ,j; 1 , ACTUAL EXAMPLES "% Of BONlbs DECLARE!) as at 31st December, 1911, car Wliole-Life Policies, Table A, effected during s& l -so>* OCTOBER, NOVEMBER & DECEMBER, 1911. Policy No. I Age. Isum Assured. |Premium Paid, I iyll bonS»/ ONAR 440450 440494 440662 440*783 440768 440762 8 10 T) 6 5 6 20;15 10 17 13 2 7 10 0 4 10 0 15 0 0 11 6 0 15 0 0 22 10 0/ Bonuses Vest When Policies have been two (2) years in force. The amount of PROFIT distributed amongst POLICY HOLDERS for the ONE YEAR, 1911, exceeded JElght hundred and Eighty-eight Thousand Nine hundred Pounds Gash ■REivtEMBER the NAME of OFFICE and ADDRESS, becaus< OTH ER OFFICE DIVIDES SUCH LARGE PROFITS. Branch Office; CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON* DIRECTORS:— The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Baq. (Deputy Chairman); John Duncan, Esq.; Joseph Joseph, Esq. and Harold Beauchamp, Esq. , EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. JAMES HAIR, District Secretary. Helson District Office :r Corner Trafalgar and Hardy Streets.