Page 9 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14708, 16 June 1911, Page 9

- Ale. I "DOG'S HEAD" I BASS. I I POPULARITY | I The delicate "nutty" 1 a flavour of the S £ S 'Dog's Head' Bass I is the result not only '& 5 of scientific brewing but J# I also of painstaking § J bottling a a a | Of course only the best S a materials are used to U 5 ma«ce this famous ale, g | but without the " Read | Brothers, Limited" I g methods of bottling, it I I would not enjoy the 8 | reputation it does. y 1 This method includes jf n storage of butts in dry, a H airy, well ventilated and g b clean cellars where it a I ripens under the most a § favorable conditions, JJ I § Bottling in its prime § 5 insures its refreshing 5 | pungency and preserves H Ij its nourishing food | | qualities which are | « unequalled. | g Therefore, when order- » g ing beer of your dealer, H 3 ask for "DOG'S HEAD" 5 5 BASS, and see that the g R "DOG'S HEAD" Label $ I! is on every bottle. | gj SOLD EVERYWHERE. I 1 a nnsi nnin B BSSBBBBBEBCSD US' 1 Insurance Companies. NEW; ZEALAND INSURANCE COY., LTD. FIRE. MARINE. ACCIDENT (All Departments). AUCKLAND BEANCH. H. P. KISSLTNG, Manager. H. A. MARBINEK, Assistant Manager. THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LIMITED. CAPITAL" ... ... ... £2,000,000 ACCUMULATED FUNDS... £600,000 The following risks are accepted at lowest current Bates:—Fire, Marine, Mortgagee's Indemnity, Employer's Liability, Workers' Compensation. Personal Accident. Public Risks, Plate Glass, Burglary, fidelity Guarantee. The South British Company's "UP-TO-DATE" Policy, combining Accident and Sickness Benefits, is a most liberal and attractive one. The Company is noted for its prompt and equitable adjustment of losses. J. J, KINGSTON, Branch Manager. —. 1 . WE TAKE ALL RISKS, ELBE, MARINE. ACCIDENT. We specialise in ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS COVERS. Ask for prospectus. It will please you and PAY YOU! National INSURANCE CO. OP N.Z., LIMITED. Offices: 101, Queen-street, Auckland. NORMAN T. WILLIAMS, Manager. f" =g =5 Ranges. 1 "A STRAW SHOWB HOW THE I? WIND BLOWS." Quite voluntarily a Bricklayer in a small town made a note of the ranges with which he had to do within one year. He says:— "Out of 34 ranges, 26 were Shack- l; lock's, and out of the 28 ' NEW ' \l Ranges 21 were Shacklock's." 1 "orion" RANGES Owe their Immense popularity to the § MAXIMUM OF EFFICIENT SERVICE 1 AND THE MINIMUM OF FUEL CONSUMPTION which they afford. X H. E. S HfICKLOCK ' L TD - ; I DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, AND I' AUCKLAND. I . lt--I^JJf.»'i.i.cjj..j«.jr t | |n[lT| , jl mtm ■ f" ' • Motor Cars, JJARRACQ AND 'A REOL- JOHNSTON QARS. kl Wo art! Sole Agents for above. SDAERACQB (all 4-cylinder cars)—lo-h.p..£275; 12-h.p., £300; 15-h.p., £345; 20-h.p.. £450. BEST VALUE IN NEW ZEALAND, *8 15-h.ji. Darracqa sold last season in N.Z. WHITE FOR CATALOGUES. CREATES AND WIDTE, 58, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. "V W. Parkinson 8 Co., \ MONUMENTAL \ SCULPTORS Shop and \ , _ X. in every branch. HoUSB V Decorations. >. Granite Work a >. Speciality. Marble, or Granite >v , phone 964 Mantlepieces. >. Victoria St. W M luck!and/V