Page 10 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15025, 21 June 1912, Page 10

[ ■ 'Boots, and Shoe*.' - V '■ ■ • . " 'I-: !' • MADE IN NEW ZEALAND. < V | 1; ■ ; THE : gi|- Our Own Make!j jf "WAUKWEL" HANNAH'S, nn a *7*-* 197 Queen Street and ' dKAIiU* ■ 120 Karangahape Road ♦ • ' ' V ,■ *;V „ - • - !• . , ' At ' u , 71 . v « * •"i • y)^ This week we are reserving one window in each of our stores for the display of footwear MANUFACTURED BY OURSELVES. Thirteen different stages of the boot's manufacture will be shown, revealing the whole process right up to the , - ( finished article* As an indication of the materials used we are showing thirty different samples of leather, which can be seen > and examined by those interested. NX-MADE FOOTWEAR ! OUR OWN MAKE! mm SSSSBBSSSBSS 111 ~~i , Life Insurance, ■ ;; Australian Mutual Provident Society RESULTS FROM SIXTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT ACCUMULATED FUNDS, nearly ~ L : £28,500,000 I ANNUAL INCOME, over ... ~- ... £8,743,000 NEW BUSINESS, 1911 (Ordinary) _ „ £6,210,979 NEW BUSINESS, 1911 (Industrial) ... - £989,568: .r : . V j ; ~k : . 'r'■;< y' y''■? POLICIES IN FORCE (Ordinary Department), 259,774, assuring nearly £88,500,000 f (including Bonus Additions). 4 < POLICIES IF FORCE {Industrial Department), 74,948, assuring nearly, £2,i514,000, CASH PROFITS DIVIDED, £16,853,102. ' ' ! CASH PROFITS DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1911), £888,911, providing . , : REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of'' £1,550,000. -p" The Society now' issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY—ORDINARY) ;: or INDUSTRIAL— any amount from £5 to £10,000. f DIRECTORS 01? THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH s; The Hon. 0. J. Johnston, JLL.C., Chairman A. do B. Brandon, Esq., Deputjj ■. ' '•* Chairman; John Duncan, Esq., Joseph Joseph,' Esq., and H. Beaachax^p, Eafl„ ' - New Zealand Branch— ' EDWARD W. JjOWE, i . j Cusfcomhouiia Quay, Wellington. Resident Secretary#, - ,' f . Auckland District Office— . 1 ' . i: Temporary Offices: : Bank of New ■ y, *WvH..DS3^Y»' ' Zealand Buildings, „ Dutncfc Secretary, gag , ~ Swanson-street, Ground Floor. ~f/ i ■ - ' ■ : ■ •" ; v"v ■! Dress and Fashion. _ ' s ■ ■» • • - • '• 1 ■■•■•» - i •. ■ ' L - ■■ I' — — ■ "" ■ 1 'I: *'1 . ATT'i" ■■ ■ *>') ; ■1 1 . *iliW : fen For Travelling Outfits muiiiijiL.il,iii , i iirurai ? | -t> We have just; opened , some .Very special lines s** ' • I ' , Fibre Suit' Cases. These Cases are light in weight SPECIAL CABES I SfcW. 22in. ' . 24m -'A, mi e/& ilf& fi No! 3 16/6 . 18/- 19/6 \ ||) j WiP SUPPLY COMPLETE TRAVELLING CUimS, | M j OUR FAMOUS N.Z. RUGS, 15/6 to =».»■ | M N.Z. Clothing Factory! I :. Auckland's Leading Outfitters, ; , « 226 & 228 QUEEN ST. j § llf I The occasion;: upon which the Edison Phonograph will be found the object j' '' |S of first resort are practically unlimited During the long evenings, on we# /5' days, at evening parties, picnic gatherings, anywhere and at anytime, it ia ifi' |||M ' always welcome and readily acceptable to everybody. Call on an Edison dealer to-day and hear the genuine Edison Phonograph j 1 . play some of the latest records. If you :do not know the address of a- deal* s |«| it er, write us and we will tell you that of : the nearest and also send complete ? i J |- ; [fip i lists of machines and records. j! THE HOME ENTERTAINER THOMAS A. EDISON, LTD., (Wholesale «oky), 364-372 Kenfc St* Sydnvf. \ r , G~A. B UTTLR AND c- U^ERTA«^^lifl *: BTOCK AND shabebeokees. ~ ,v ; ; Entrusted to perforin with r _____ •orau • iui4 >«oononur>'<." . iltir,SWltm?fllM®!! A: ' ~ 1 Kttsrafti Process-of ErabivlMing ■li MORTGAGES ARRANGES). toßly } Ki . « ratJEAKCD HdLEISOS Is. iS. M°IVOR .ANJ}/Jo(HhH|| i, »>. «...w.z. ,wau4t«»oa "v™ oo * :UM^l:maiUs<sajajiS?E>BOAPifaoogi^r^^B si li .i ■