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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9718, 14 January 1895, Page 3

m Life Insurance. - MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OP AUSTRALASIA. BONUS YEAR, 1894. THE SIXTH ACTUARIAL INVESTIGATION Will be made as at 31st December Next. tS" ALL ASSURANCE POLICIES THEN IN FORCE WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE DIVISION OF SURPLUS. "THE SAFEST INVESTMENT" IS THE TITLE OF THE ASSOCIATION'S NEW AND ORIGIN AT/TABLES, INCLUDING ADULT ENDOWMENTS WITHOUT MEDICAL EXAMINATION. WILLIAM T. J. BELL. SO, Queen-Street, Auckland. Secretary. Saddlery. Harness, &c. PORTMANTEAUX, Gladstone and Travelling V a. Bags of all Kinds. V " /£? <Ax * CARRYALLS and VALISES. j*/L nteea and ° ie Whips, Bits, Manufacturers _ / A QYS of our Patented Spurs, "FLEXIBLE" SADDLE etc. and "ACME" SADDLE. */Jr/y POLO SADDLES. V\/ S-A-IDIDIjIEaR/S" <0/ — AND ~ _ HARNESS -m Booksellers. I Coal, Firewood, etcUPTON &00. ] T AR T AB - tab. Having-arranged for a supply of LETT'S TAR * I am prepared to supply the public generally, also AUSTRALASIAN DIARY, — 1895. First supply about December Ist. __ Any persons requiring Tar are requested to book their orders at oncein advance. NEW ZEALAND I SAND FOE TARRING AND TOP-DRESSING SUPPLIED. COMMERCIAL DIARIES, C 95 *». ORDERS for Coal, Firewood, Tar (how on band), San , etc. ; also, Furniture Vans, can be _____ left with my agent, Mr. R. H. Crudge, Saddler and Harness Maker, New Shop, top of Sytnonds UPTON & CO. I street, which win "be promptly attended to. ——— — ————— HEAVY puriri SLKEPERS, FOR SOUSE Gr T 0 AP M A N,' , blocksPHOTOCRAPHST PHOTOGRAPHS! c^KIE / AID CRAIG, PHOTOGRAPHS ! PHOTOGRAPHS I C4RRIER AND 00[4L MERCH aNT, W. h... r.ci.rf . 1«. supply of Fb°t«,oi AR ° iDE ' «»«*»"»■ celebrated Winning Yaciits, from th« renowned TELEPHONE No. 44. firm of G. F. West & Son, Soutbsea, ___________ Britannia, Vigilant, Valkyrie, Navahoe, Carina, Satinita, Luna, Gareth, Fleur de Lis, Zuuta, Castanet, Wee Winn, Coquette, Lais, Corsair, ___ . «—v a Ac.. &c., &c. TAR ! ALL PHOTOGRAPHED IN FULL SAIL. Sizes: 15 by 12, 5s each; 11 by 9, 3s 6d each. IN LARGE OR SMALL QUANTITY. An immediate Inspection is invited, as only a ALSO, limited supply is to hand, SAND. AND SHELLS for Garden G. T. CHAPMAN, Paths BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND FANCY GOODS IMPORTERS, 400-GALLOH IRON TANKS Directly Opposite Bank ofNkw Zealand COAL, COKE, FIREWOOD QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ' H ! BRICKS, LIME, CEMENT OHAMPTALOUP_& COOPEE. POSTS, RAILS, PALINGS RECENT BOOKS. 8 " 4 FURNITURE REMOVED, Allsop, F. C., Induction Coils and Coil Mating .. .. .. ■■ ■ • •• 3 6 .ND ALL KINDS OF CARTAGE WITH Badenoch, L., Romance of the Insect World 6 0 Blackmore, R. D., Perlvcross 2 6 EFFICIENCY AND DESPATCH. Benson, E. F., The Rubicon .. 2* and 3 6 Bret Harte, A Protdg6 of Jack Hamlin's ..2 6 Blitz, M. A., An Australian Millionaire .. 2 6 Brow's Our Eyes »nd How to Preserve i o & ~ WINS TONE, Clarke. Marcus, Chidcock Tichbourne.. „2 C \f • V)T • *T Clarke, T. M Building Superintendence .. 13 6 pttct/im Crocker and Wheeler, Management of Dyna- CUSTOM-oTREISET. mosand Motors .. .. .. ..4 6 Davidson, H. C., What Oar Daughters Can Do •• . •• 3 6 Donnison, A., Winning a Wife in Australia — 2 6 .. - — Donnelly, Ignatius, The Golden Bottle .. 1 6 ___ __ _ , Dutton, T., Digestion and Diet .. .. ..2 0 r1 1 A IX . 8 A it ' Dutton, T., Indigestion, Gout, Corpulency, JL — I ... DyeS.?Ferti^e« n and Feeding Stuffs "1 0 USED IN SANDING PATHS, <fcc. Ebers, G., An Egyptian Princess '-'s Cd and 3 6 Emerson's English Traits and Nature .. .. * 6 -K CASKS NOW ON HAND, Fenn, G. Manville, The Star Gazers 2s Cd and 3fa D _ ' Frederic, H., The Copperhead and other Also in 5 gallon drums. Stories 36 And supplies coming forward regularly. Gu4'Triptolondon.f CCOUntS "0 c SPECIAL RATES TO LARGE BUY ICRS. Gould,Nat,,' Stuck-up' .. .. .. .. 2 6 Hardy, T., Teas of the D'Urbervilles 2s Cd and 3 6 ENAMEL PAINT, in various khados for Iron Hobson, J. A., Evolution, of Modern Capital- Fencing. ism .. '.. - ' .. « 3 6 :: I i -ROSS and *nsenne, Hutchinson, H. N., Creatures of other Days.. 14 0 J~\) *- Maskelyne, J.N., Sharp -nd flats .. ..6 0 SHIP CHANDLERS, Merriman, 11. S., With Edged luols, 2s 6(1 and 3 6 paivt and oTf MKnriiA ttt/. Oliphant, Mrs., The Prodigals, '2s 6d and 3 6 PAINT AND OIL MERCHANTS, ETC., Parker, G., The Translation of a Savage, 2s 6d Opposite Railway Station, ®odS™>.. Apparitions and Thought Trans'- ' ° QOBBMTBMT WHARF, AUCKLAND. ferenced 3 6 Telephone 327. Royal Natural History, Edited by R. Sydekker, 6 volumes, each 10 0 __ Savage, R, H., The Flying Halcyon .. ..2 6 TIT Ti' D \V A K D S Sergeant, A., Story of a Penitent Soul .. 2 6 yy » JLU Ti;Jqiten win 0 W ° ld ' I 6 (LATE J. EDWARDS), Weyman,' S. J.', Wolf "3 6 COAL MERCHANT, SHIP AGENT. Woman at Home, Annie Swan's Magazine ..5 0 Webb, H. J., Advanced Agriculture .. ..8 6 Westall, W., For Honour and Life, 2s 6d and 3 6 BAY OF ISLANDS. NEWCASTLE, AND TAU Winter, J. S., Aunt Johnnie 3 6 PIUI COAL, IN ANY QUANTITY Wilkins, M. E., Jane Field - 3 6 - • Woods, M. S., The Vagabonds 36 »mi Yellow Book., quarterly vol - 6 0 IHot I,akp<s Lyall, Edna, Doreen (to arrive shortly) ..3 6 ' ot ' ageS ' Add 2d to the Is on price of book for postage. ——— Queen-street Auckland. — w A I R A K E I, Commission Agents. HOT lakes. C 1 A BUTT LE> - STOCK AND SHAREBROKER, THE ° EANDEST BKST CO^^TION MORTGAGES ARRANGED. THERMAL WONDERS No. 6, N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, IN THE HOT LAKES DISTRICT, Telephone No. 631. Including The Great Tuhuatahi, or Champagne Cauldron; | j the Great Wairakei Geysers, which play every / seven minutes without fail; the Lightning Pool; the Great Steam Hammer; and many othei wonders in Geyser Valley; the Great Steam EW INGT OIS & "DAKER, Trumpet; the Beautiful Huka Falls; the Grand and Magnificent Arateatea Rapids. ! WCJTATV APFNTS Competent Guides accompany tourists to the I fiblAlii ALiHi JN ID, various places of interest. . No one has seen the Principal Wonders without ESTABLISHED 1806. visiting WAIRAKEI. Now that the Terminus of the Railway is at , mv „ v A m c,Y OTP rPKT Rotorua, Tourists are recommended to visit THE MONEY AT SIX PER CENT. true wonderland of new Zealand. Coaches leave Rotorua twice weekly, returning twice weekly; or special arrangements can be made EWINGTON & "D AKER. by wiring to the " Manager, Wairakei," or to Thos, JL* Cook and Son. Fares most reasonable. Good and Comfortable Accommodation Is pro vided at reasonable charges (good Mineral Baths and Douche Baths inclusive). Best Wines and Spirits. Saddle Horses and Buggies always on ———« hire. -TWT, _ _ Tir , m mnn IT a t tti? Special arrangements made for Families, or foi 2D PER Jjß BETTER VALUE a lengthened stay. THAN A "NY OTHER. Visitors can make arrangements at Wairakei tc proceed in any direction desirable, either to Napier A ■" Hunterville, or Wanganui. if J /* Under the personal supervision of Mrs. rah an 'trT/fffrfr/ S/f/T77 jC/ Vl/J'i and an able staff of assistants. . 9 « Post and Telegraph Offices on the premises. I PUKE TEAS. MC.3. K. aßA £s, ttim .