Page 7 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11538, 24 November 1900, Page 7 (Supplement)

Merchandise. ".■..•■-' . : - -'■■:.': .'. ;'•'." ■". : \-'. : John Earle's Teas ARE THE BEST. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. AGENTS WANTED. The Best Food for Infants and Invalids in all Climates ALWAYS READY. WO COOKING REQUIRED. '"'bwSwbmt 11 HA 1 m W I II J*\ PEEDI6ESTED. ~ barley iff 1 irnik I 11 m M STERILIZED. m ■ POWDER FOR&1. || J § 1/ KEEPS llfll |C INDEFINITELY- If II &bbl\b MEGEST SliEdE 3ljM VXXE3 W©HLS> u Of all Chemists and Stores, Wholesale Agents: Messrs. V. HAYMAN AND CO., Auckland. WWW— ——— ———■ ■■"■ — —————M———— — BUILT UP ON NATURE'S PLAN. RESEMBLES MOTHER'S MILK IN COMPOSITION AND j PROPERTIES, IT MAY BE GIVEN FROM BIRTH. I MELLIN'S FOOD is of the highest value for the weakand sickly babe, as well as for the strong and vigorous. Adapted for use in all Climates, L Samples aud Pamphlet may be obtained of GOtUN & CO., •Wellington. ——a— —— — ——— n i 1 i—■ WHY STILL MORE? I llpi $|l $j® The use of Van Houten's '& Cocoa as a daily beverage in £ family life is continually increasing 1 Why ? The explanation is simple enough. i Because the highest Medical Authorities recommend g it more and more, and because experience teaches i that Van Houten's Cocoa ought to be chosen before || all other drinks. It is refreshing and strengthening, [| without the pernicious after-effects peculiar to Tea 1 and Coffee. It is a good nourisher and flesh- 1 former. In addition, Van Houten's Cocoa is not B expensive, as a 1-lb tin will furnish from 100 to m 120 cups. You cannot take too much of this | healthy, easily-digestible drink; and, even after i the fullest use, the flavor never palls on the taste, m but comes both fresh and refreshing. 1 I BE SURE YOU TRY | I VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE. I I j JUST LANDED -fIM &> 188 PACKAGES /fj> NEW SEASON GOODS. jy®& LATEST DESIGNS. // // Japanese Works of Art for Xmas, J/ i Bags, Fire Screens, Portmanteaux ydr £$&& y^^FUBNITUREi Lace Curtains, Toilet Covers, Art /4 , >^ Muslin, Tapestry Covers, Jf *£*j7 _._„„_, and o * xr ii. t, /4r A <*1* HOUSEHOLD and Carpets, Hearth Bags, Door AT 4l\. Ss* A' BUILDERS' Mats, Linolenms, Bamboo /p* Jy ™?Z: ,m "' IRONMOHCERY. Eleotro-platedware, ypr *&&? Js _- , Enamelware. /jr >x^ _ „ At jfa&k?kk /s e receive FOB BOYS- /f ASe*£* J? REGULAR SHIPMENTS Mr // .// from best English rnva /* vyV and American Manufacturers, ' 'y' can guarantee Quality, /s Jy while our Prices are at fjfjf BED-ROCK FOR CASH. vW yy WE STOCK ALL LINES REQUIRED in a well-appointed I O. V jy Home, and invite INSPECTION and COMPARISON. I tMmmMmMßnammmamimMmaißmmm wmii iiiiiiiiniiuLmkm——^ ■qbhmhi«m»hiiiiimbi Life AssuranceSECURE A SHARE OF THE PROFITS OP THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY FOR THE CURRENT YEAH, By EFFECTING A LIFE ASSURANCE POT.ICY with that Office BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR. Note.—The amount of PROFIT distributed amongst the Policy-holders for the ONE YEAR, 1899, exceeded FIVE HUNDRED AND SIX THOUSAND POUNDS CASH. ACTUAL~EXAMPLES Of BONUS DECLARED as at 31st December. 1899, on Whole-Life Policies effected during OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, AND DECEMBER, 1899. POLICY No. Age. SUM ASSURED. PREMIUM Paid. 1890 U^q^ £ £ a. d. £ s. cl. 403,054 10 400 6 11 0 5 8 0 408 621 22 1000 19 14 2 14 14 0 408,305 25 500 10 13 4 7 8 0 408,497 29 1000 23 10 10 14 6 0 408,420 36 500 14 5 5 6 14 0 408,530 42 50() 17 4 7 • 6 16 0 BONUSES VEST WHEN POLICIES HAVE BEEN TWO (2) YEARS IN FORCE. &3T REMEMBER the NAME of OFFICE and ADDRESS, because NO .OTHER Australasian Mutual Office DIVIDES PROFITS YEARLY. BRANCH OFFICE : CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. fiDWARD W. LOWE. Resident Secretary.