. Provision &c. ...... FOR INFANTS AND IWALIDS. l|Ji wqp t H? II ||J lay —Ml) nil |yy —-y " mP" iwyiy MWyn mi .^»'i MELLIN'S LACTO-GLYCOSE OR MILK ..food*-. 3 SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRIES WHERE FRESH COW'S MILK CANNOT BE OBTAINED. 8 Theaitaoada are freefrom Animal Germ and IteiptitodinaniiClimatt. To be obtained from all Store*. ~ """~ x ™~ . ASK FOR —«— And see that each Jar hears Baron Liobig'a Signatnra B Sy<ftj Mi Ml in Blue Ink across the Label. BMMwOHWtjftjlflßW 1/1/1 FINEST AND CHEAPEST £ a J®* sJL . . MEAT-FLAVOURING S% F fMr **j : stock FOR SOUPS, I 8 MADE DISHES AND SAUCES. I / Invaluable as an Efficient XJLrfb. Sonic in all cases of — <ST~~ ™.. Weakness. i\ Keeps ifrood in all Climates 3 I - and for any length of \J "rfoiehaaofaltsioreftepera and Dealers. time. LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF MEAT Co., Limited, Fenchurch Avenue, London, England. ii win . . I ■ l I ' .—— — > Mf|T Cookery Books may be obtained on application at the Herald Office. Furnishing. _____ CARPETS. . FLOORCLOTHS. LINOLEUMS. FURNITURE. WINKS & HALL, THE LEADING CARPET AND FURNITURE WAREHOUSEMEN OP AUCKLAND, ARE AT THE PRESENT TIME OFFERING SPECIAL YALUE IN THE ABOVE ELOOECOVERINGS AND PUENITUEE, And as they hold the LARGEST AND BEST' SELECTED STOCK, intending Purchasers cannot do better than see these Goods, together with, the extensive RANGE of CARPETS AND ART FURNISHINGS NOW ON VIEW. CURTAILS. CURTAINS. CURTAINS. for NOVELTIES in LACE CURTAINS, MUSLIN CURTAINS, MADRAS CURTAINS, CB.ETONNE CURTAINS, DAMASK CURTAINS, CHENILLE CURTAINS, TAPESTRY CURTAINS, AND FANCY CURTAINS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, NO HOUSE IN AUCKLAND CAN APPROACH. WINKS & HALL, ■' SHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. ——i——.i———ii»—^™—^""^— —.—— SaddleryJandlHarness. SADDLES X<& CHOICE SELECTION OF LADIES' /Of AND GENTS' SADDLES. / (£\ — X *%/ , «A, For Beaking-in and Stock Riding XQa " < d?' *Cs^ the Patent "FLEXIBLE" X. £7* <fy W^/ Saddla is Uneaualled. X Ay /\X BOYS' & GIRLS' X\+ 0 y *<FX SADDLES. $ \CC/ BUGGY X & <l X DUST APRONS. X /»*£ cvgrthmhuk& X Portmanteaux, X <aA >" &V sGP X Travelling Bags, & Carry Alls. i < ~ ■$ +/ X Whips, Spurs, Bits, Stirrups, Etc. <£^/ / * UQGY » GIG, TANDEM, CARRIAGE, *S&>yr and all kinds of #/ HABHESS —i i ■■' i » " '■ " 1 ■■■■»" " 11 "' " '""" ' » Life Assurance- ____ MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. {ESTABLISHED iB6O, AND INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. . The following figures extracted from the TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT indicate the excellent progress made by the Association during the year ended 31st December, 1892 ;— New Business, 1095 Policies issued for .« ... ... ... £515,539 Total Annual Revenue increased t0.., ... i'„ • .„ ... ' £208,600. Total Expenses reduced by , ... .-. ... ... ... ..... £3135 Ratio of Expenses to Premium Receipts reduced by A 2$ per cent, Paid to Policy-holders durins; the year ,„ ... ... ... £83,348; Laid-b\' for the year .... ... .«. .~. .- : .... ... £73,366 Total Funds increased to nearly ... ... ... ... .... £950,000 ■ Other special features of the Report are a singularly favourable MORTALITY, EXPERIENCE, an improved RATE OH" INTEREST, and a good RETENTION OP BUSINESS. The Income from Interest alone was more than sufficient to cover all Claims by Death and Maturity during the year. WILLIAM T. J. BELL, Head Office: 80, Queen-street, Auckland. Secretary ■ ' ■== BS ■"" ' ""-"-'■ -"-' ' '•"■' ■■* Timber. Machinery. TflE Ci O L D MEDAL __ _. « \JC : (HIGHEST PRIZE) IT ATTT? T 1 TMHIiil? 11 fIMP A 1?Y Awarded, after the most severe practical tests, to I iLiLUlll llilllllJlU UUiLJ. HI! J. boyi.es LATEST IMPROVED PATENT SELF ACTING =".' (LIMITED), AIR-PUMP "VENTILATOR CUSTOM-STREET WEST, AUCKLAND, • *n" AIR TNLETS, . ... " *•■ J- ' . •' ■ . ■■ '•■ :■ .-■•■■: AT THE • '•" '•' ■ '::.'■ ■": • onnrtA FEET OP INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.KIMBERLEY, 3,000,000 t SOUTU AFRICA, December, 1892. SEASONED TIMBER. The Exhibition Buildings are ventilated throughDuaoviVJJw **"* ■" y **. mb w , th the BOYLE SYSTEM, the winner of the £50 Prize with Grand Diploma (only prize offered), Rt the INTERNATIONAL VENTILATION COMAPP«TT»prT« Awn BUILDERS desirous to PETITION, LONDON, opened by H.R.H. the ARCHITECTS AND »UlL,D*.Ke> aesirous to o{ Kf ( inburgh . resit ient, Lord John Manmaintain a reputation for good work hould specify ners ; so the FIRST PRIZE at all other competiTIMBER, FLOORING, LINING, MOULDING tion?, having never been beaten. DOORS, and SASHES must be supplied from the , i Sole Representatives : KAURI TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED). LOUCH, SON, & COMPANY, HOUSEOWNERS AND INTENDING 91. Queen-street, Auckland BUILDERS should also see that their best interests " : "*: T^ are served by insisting upon getting all their ■wrHEELER AND WILSON Timber from the KAURI TIMBER COMPANY ?V .--,„,.- . --« ■', ! ■ LIMITED), who have at all times large stocks of . SEWING MACHINES, THOROUGHLY-SEASONED TIMBER, With aU the latest improvements. BRASS PLATES for House Doors and ;-"TT~*~ Garden Gates engraved with Name in black ■ WHOLESALE AGENTS; '■• v ; i letters, by new machine process, and mounted on , ,:"> . / . • >, , handsome wooden mount, with, bolts, ready for , T , riTT rir i t»tt o " ariicrei ■'■'■< j fixing- can be obtained at the Herald Works, . ARCH, CLARK & SONS, t i Wyndham-street." Price for an 8-letter plate com- " -■■;,;.,. -. ■ « , ,, il ' :'f ij.tete,l2sfld. ■ ■'! , -.-. AUCKLAND; '••*'•' - (
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9305, 14 September 1893, Page 7
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