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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13170, 7 May 1906, Page 4

• i i j j '■ :-: ■ '......-.".. I' ; :: ; .' ••"..- ;.:..'.'■ ':'':, ;'.'-.■ ■;■-. THE MAN WHO SMOKES "CAPSTAN" TOBACCO. WILL rpHINK J IKE A GAGE AND ja'ct TIKE A OAMARITAN. j i i | . C; AND E. CHAMPION PURE BEER (IN BULK OR BOTTLE). BECAUSE NO EXPENSE IS SPARED IN PURCHASING THE BESI? MATERIALS FOR BREWING IT. BECAUSE IT IS BREWED FROM THE PUREST SPRING WATER. ' BECAUSE EVERY DROP CAN BE GUARANTEED. BECAUSE IT IS THE PUREST AND BEST. BECAUSE YOU CAN THOROUGHLY DEPEND ON IT. ITIHE pAMPBELL AND tpHRENFRIED C°- L m ■y-OU WILL ALWAYS RELISH '■•'-' TUCKER'S CUSTARD POWDER. when Made thin and poured over fruit it creates a delicious DESSERT. 6D PACKETS. 4 FLAVOURS, 4 PINTS. EVERYWHERE. — ~•• ' •'• — _ i POLICY-HOLDERS in the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY should vote for ARTHUR" GRAhAV. WALL (the SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CANDIDATE), who has had 18 years of practical experience of Life Assurance in Australasia, and favours: The election of Local Boards by each State; an independent State Audit of the Accounts; a Redaction in Interest on Overdue Premiums from 8 per cent, to 5 per cent.; the Interest on Loans on Policies to be reduced to a uniform rate of 5 per cent, per annum; the status, of the Canvassing Staff to be greatly improved, and whilst favouring the extension of the Society to the United Kingdom and British South African colonies, would strongly oppose any further extension.