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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9194, 8 May 1893, Page 3

i ii Dress and Fashion. —■■■ —— ■' . i ; -1 i • i - • ••; m . . : ' • i • ■.-.■•...■ > . ".-* ."' ; ' ■:■■ L': ■■■■'■'V.•>'•'* ■ !■/ ■■ ,i- ■■'■■' >■ .■•■;■,. ":'■ ■~' > ;■. ' " ■ ' >• s ■■ • '• MACINTOSHES, With and without Capes, OVERCOATS, With and without Capes. UMBRELLAS, Auckland-made and Imported. We are showing a large variety of Choice Goods in the above. HALLENSTEIN BROS. 158 and 160, QUEEN-STREET. J. FECZSBrQNB. Manager.

Life Assurance. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. ESTABLISHED 1860, AND INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. The following fibres extracted from the TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT indicate the except prSL by the Association during the year ended Hat December, 1892 :- New Business, 1095 Policies issued for ... .- .- - SjjJfi'Sn Total Annual Revenue increased t0... ... ... ... •- £9v& Total Expenses reduced by ... ... ... ••• ••• — Ml *» Ratio of Expenses to Premium Receipts reduced by 2J per cent. Paid to Policy-Holders durintj the year ... ... ... .» £73366 Laid by for the year ... ... ... •«• ••• •■• ••• jjosn'ofto Total Funds increased to nearly ... ... ••• ••• •■• x.wu,wu nth«r «n*rHl features of the Report are a singularly favourable MORTALITY, EXPERIENCE, an ta-SSdRATEOKIN™RESt!3 "good RETENTION OF.BUSINESS. The Income from Intent akfne wal. more.than sufficient to cover all Claims by Death and Maturity during the year. ppl y Head Office : 30, Qaecn-street, Auckland. .Secretary.

Publications. » SPECIAL EXTRAORDINARY ! TO THE Eealanb $ztsXb. CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHIC Pictorial SoppletnGnts I

mmmmmmmimmmmHm^ —————— GRATIS to the Readers of the HERALD. ——• ARRANGEMENTS are being made by the Proprietors of the New Zealand Hebald for the issue of PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENTS in the best style of Cbromo-Lithographic Art. These will give FOUR SEPARATE VIEWS OF AUCKLAND (Comprising 48,000 Copies), With its Public Buildings and Local Scenery, together with such Pictorial Advertisements asl may-be arranged for, making in all an interesting record of the present appearance of the City, its Public Buildings, Educational Institutions, and Commercial Development The Work la to be executed In the same Style as the Pictorial Illustrations of a number of Australian Towns Which are now being Exhibited on the LARGE HOARDING NEAR THE RAILWAY GATES, AND OPPOSITE THE TRAM TERMINUS, QUEEN STREET.

The principal illustration on each Supplement will be a • PICTURE OF AUCKLAND, About 2 feet by 15 inches, The Picture for each Supplement being taken from a different point of view. The first issue of these Supplements will be 12,000 each; a copy will be delivered on the day of issue to every subscriber to the Heuald, and many of them will certainly be widely distributed throughout this and the neighbouring colonies. This should render them advertising mediums of great value, and, as the number of advertisements which can be received will be limited, early application will be necessary. The issue of these Supplements, at short intervals, will afford an excellent opportunity of giving to people at a distance an idea of the character and capabilities of our City. MR. VVKLLESLEY A. PARKER is now at ORAM'S. HOTEL, comer Hobson and Wellesleystreets making arrangements for this work, and will furnish designs and suggestions, and take orders 'for the Pictorial Advertisements. As thetewill certainly be a large demand for the Herald on the toys on which, these Supple ments are issued, subscribers deWing extra copies should GIVE THEIR ORDERS to the Runners, or leave them at the H braid Office. ~

SPACE IS ANNIHILATED j*} By a good TELESCOPE OR BINOCULAR GLASS. A "Urge Vftrietyjln Stock. Also, BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS, HYDRO- , METERS, AND MICROSCOPES. T. PEACOCK, Optician, Shortland-street.

OILCLOTHS. QILCLOTHS. 1/4 SQUARE YARD. SPLENDID VALUE. Full Width. Extra Qualities, Beautiful Patterns. JUST IMPORTED, * ' J.M.; McLACHLAN, a V 222, QTJBBW'STKBCr.