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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11280, 25 January 1900, Page 7

Coal. WAS WIN&TfINF J * • COAL MERCHANTS. TAUPIEI, NEWOASTLE. BRTJNNER, WESTPOET, nnd all kinds in Stock. FIREWOOD, Best Quality. CAETING of Every Description. FURNITURE, Removal, Packing. Storing:, and Handling, with Efficient Plant and Hen. SCOEIA, SAND. TAR, SHINGLE, LIMB, CEMENT. TANKS. ETC.. ETC. ORDERS to Head Office, Custom-etreet, or Branch Offices nnd Telephone, at Wharf. Cnstom-etreet West Yard, or Stables, Symond-streot, will recelvo prompt attention. By Special Apsolntment to His Escellenoy Lord Bnnfurly. r\ N BALE. coXls; BEST TAHPIRT. NEWCASTLE. lIIKURANGI, WESTPORT. AND NGUNGURU. 3ole Agent for tho Celebrated Brunner Not Coal and Grevraouth Coke. FIREWOOD: Best Tea-tree, Cn:, and Split, as ordered. BRICKS: Dry-pressed. Plastic Buff and Red Faoing. Firebricks. LIME: First Prize Gold Medal. Hydraulic, Stone, and Shell. SAND: Tarring and all kinds Building CEMENT: Local and Imported. CLOTHES PROPS. AND CHARCOAL, ETC. Pottery. Broad Crocks, Jam Jars, Spirit nnd Acid Jars. Cream Jars, Filters. Butter Jars, of superior quality. Drain Pipes, all kinds. COKE: Beat Newcastle and Groymonth, also Local. J. J. CRAIG, , ARCADE. FORT-STREET. Telephone 644. "p 0 B 0 A l E. 500 CONDEMNED PUEIRI SLEEPERS 1000 SAWN TOTARA AND PURIRI POSTS SKIT TC«aHA AND PURIRI POSTB HOB ART RAILS AND PALINGS TAR AND TARRING SAND. ;j TT M riARPENTEB, COAL MERCHANT. AUCKLAND AND NEWMAEKET. Tea, •'A' BOY'S ESSAY. A prize book is offered at our schools for i the best essay on "Old Age Pensions" When I told Pα, he eaid ho wonld give his views to help me. and half-a-crown if I took tho first prize. (He is a Liberal, but keeps me short of pocket money.) Ma said she had ii scheme, and was sure it was better than what the politicians were fighting over. Bo I started on my essay with the help of a Hansard. Old Age Pensions are intended to eive «l.i people n shilling n. day, instead of them going j ti the Charitable Aid Board for rations and ; hoots and rents, and being asked questions. I They call it a pension because the old men i and women will demand it as a right, instead ! of asking it as a favour, and perhaps not i ire.tin? it then, and then they won't be looked ! on as paupers. j My dictionary says a jiatiper is one who j cinnnt help himself and is a burden on the i State. ] When I got fills far Pa said the dictionary wns old, and out of date, and he would with-; draw the half-crown offer. Ma said she would j help me, and then I started again. If a boy or a man don't want to Tie a burden he ought to save up his coppers, and when ho grows to 65 years of ago he won't j want no pension, or rations either, and any-i one can save up fourponce a week by leaving I off cigarettes of stickjaw. And there is , another and easier way in saving, my Ma' says— knowing how to buy. She buys. CJUEATURA mEA. and saves sixpence per week, and showed me | a calculation that sixpence a week, If started I at 25 years old. and well invested, would pro-' vide a pension at 65. When I grow up, I am going to adopt my mother's suggestion, by making my wife buy QURATURA rnEA, and be independent of pension. George SMITH, Fourth Form. SURATrjRA 19 NOT BLENDED WITH INDIAN. CHINA, OE OTHER INFERIOR TEAS. Patents. HUGHES, RAYWARD, & BALDWIN (Late "HENRY HUGHES"), ceabtkred PATEST AGESTS (ESTABLISHED 1302). TRADE MARKS JL V Registered /\ 1 i| [/ (A F §1/ Obtained Vβ "iJ In all Countries a. throughout She World. AUOKMND OFFICE: 103, QUEEN STREET. • RROGKE-SMITH. Manager. Machinery. T BACH AND CO VULCAN WORKS, ALBERT-STREET, AUCKLAND. MAKERS OF ALL KINDS OP STEAM BOILERS. WROUGHT-IRON WATER MAINS FOR BATTERIES. REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. First-class Workmen Employed. Houses and Land. JJ D W. A J T E, HOUSE, LAND, INSURANCE AGENT, RENT AND INTEREST COLLECTOR, AUCKLAND CHAMBERS, HIGH-STREET. FOE SALE-HOWICK-2 Acres, in grass and orchard; 4-stall stable, cowshed, pig-styes, largo hay loft .never-failing water supply; ! with House of 14 rooms, wardrobes, kitchen . dresser, etc. £300, or with 10, £500. A I great bargain. Capital site for butchers I or other business. FOR SALE-BELLA VISTA ROAD, PONSON- : BY-Fine large Villa Site, sea view; allot- , inent, 231 feet deep, j ] FOR SALE-ELLERSLrE-Nearly 3} Acres, chiefly in orchard. Gentleman's Residence, 9 rooms and out-offices; also. Villa and Business Rites. I EDW. WAYTE, ] AUCKLAND CHAMBERS, j HIGH-STREET. I '