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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 6745, 17 February 1909, Page 2

Oflg dgrajyi^yW^y^ggiffiSflS^ffjH i MAKES «wBKHI as SOFT as ' is?" PREVEHTS | tf!3 ! | fInACK t*. SEEPS THE SKIH SEFRESEED HOT WEATHER, **" All Roughness, Redness, | Tan, Chaps, Irritation, &c. t BOTTLES, 1/- & 2/6. f . BEETHAB! 3 SOH, Chsltenham, Enfllanit. i

Every C-ycltat sgg imatlc tyres. ££* THE COOKING IS QUICKLY DONE—when you have an "ORION" Rang leaves you a lons afternoon and" ol timo for visiting and social cal THE YOUNG WIFE'S FAVOURITE RANGE IS THE "ORIOM"! No Dirt, Dust, or Discomfort! Evi detail is under perfect control. "ORION" is the. most Econo: Itange in consumption of fuel 1 your Ironmonger to show you tin '•OHION" Range. H. E. SHACKLOCK Ltd., OUNEDIN and AUCKLAND. Slovenly Feet! Your feet will never look neatly shod if you wear dull or dirty boots. In this variable climate you can only keep your boots in stylish form by using a polish that Is easily applied, brilliant and lasting. THAT... PERFECT polishcleanest i BLACKEST! BRIGHTEST I It is the one unfailing; polish of the economical man of taste. It Is made in New Zealand, but there Is nothing so good produced Abroad. McLeod & Soy, Martinborough and Welltngtoßi Solo Manufacturers. _ Sold at leading Stores. M GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT FACT 3. The BONUSES are arranged on an increasing scale according to length of time assured. A ohiqob syafcom or interim bonuses secures the advantages ol a yearly division of profits without the corresponding expense. Undej this system the policyholder receives the proper proportion pi accrued bonus for every premium pud siaco the last valuation.