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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 10582, 11 October 1910, Page 1

DO YOU WANT. A STRAW HAT? WE CARRY IN STOCK ALL THE LATEST < STYLES AT PRICES RANGING FROM _ 1 %%%' '* ■ 4 8^W?'F-*J ' IN SIZES AND SHAPES TO FIT'EVERY fHEAD. YOUR INSPECTION INVITED. S E is 0 U It W I N" D 0 W S. N.Z. "CLOTHINGFACTORY, HATTERS, T H AMES S T R E E T. y L jXr A iXc jYc A.A A iXc iY< & I^,.WCH I 'WWW,TWM»JM NEW 2EAI/AND f fg? N£Y/ ZEALA eg % iCLOTHINS FACTORY THE ©RSGINAI^jg^ " :i %. DO NOT BE MISLED BT A LOT OF CLAPTRAP M ADVERTISEMENT 3 32 EBs&> PURE TEAS I Remember: WORDS ARE CHEAP, bssi GOOD TEA IS HARD TO GET. INSIST UPONTHAVING THEM THE FASHIONS the MOMENT AT HERBERT, HAYNES, & CO., LIMITED. - V ' , , -- Dress Materials, Silks, Laces, Neckwear, Dress Accessories, Millinery and Costumes. ' " Beautiful Display of Millinery—extensive ill variety, comprehensive in style, and most attrac-'-tive in price ■: t "r- C'S Models from 25s to Ggns. Costumes, Blouses, Skirts. —It would requirepages to describe the many new -and attractive s- ■ features of these New Season's Styles: 1 , ■ Each-Department is complete with its splendid-'* Assortment. Riding Habits a Specialty. Mail Orders cuted by an experienced stafE and despatchedsame day as received. Princes Street, Dunedin. I£S§S ; HERBERT, HAYNES, & e0„ PRINCES STREET, PUNEpIM AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL , PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ACCUMULATED FUNDS £2£,7D6,£29. ANNUAL INCOME ... - : £3,375,852. -POLICIES''IN FORCE, 237,875, assuring over £80,400,000 (inclpding BonaB: Additions). ■■■■:- -v"- ■■:■■■ '■ ■ TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDED, £15.116,584:. - . - CASH PROFIT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1909), £771,492, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1,370,000. . ' The Society- now issues EVERY - DESIRABLE JFORM OF POLICY—ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL —for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO. -»> TONTINE POLICIES. . . + , + ... This Society does ,not issue Tontine Policies; for the, reasons—(l), that.iq> considers such contracts alien; to the purposes of true lifc ASsiirance ; and (2) that the disappointment which has be en occasioned'by the failure of offices issuing such' Policies "to realise one sin gle estimate ofVthe .piobable .result ha'; worked serious injury to the cause of assurance. . : ■ When the American Companies co mmericed the issue ot .Tontine, .Policies, in Australia, -this "Society pointed out that the, exaggerated _ estimates made* were impossible of realisation. Events liave -proved tho. truth, of the pr.ediction, and these American Companies have. now.abandoned these disappointing policies, the issue of which has now been-made illegal by the. State or. New York, where they originated. ... - • - • The Society issues Policies, under its Tables J, R, and T, which otter mucli greater beiiefits and possess ■ 110 ne of the disadvantages attaching to Tontine Policies. V „ __ . ' _ DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. j. Johnston, m:L.C. (Chairman); A. db-B."Brandon, Jisq (Deputy Chairman) the Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.G.; ~-John Duncan, Esq., and Joseph Joseph, Esq. • ' - • New Zealand Branch — 'rmm" Customho'ise-quay, Wellington. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. H. MOW BRAY, District Secretary. Oam«-»-n Amber Tips Tea is essentially a wholesome stimulant and can be taken with benefit by those of weak digestion. All grocer* 1/8, 1/10 and 2/- per lb. 18 Btocted by—MILLIGAiN oc iiUivD, Abj!>X. UKUWIM, ANDREW WEBSTER. SIRS MAOGREGOR. and MRS GLASS. S., .S Y *■ DENTAL V-; >'•«\ THAMES STREIT, OAMARU K • V\ v (London House).;. ■■—'yiv.-tr * E , . [A! CAM.] "il-vN - F. ARMSTRONG, DENTAL SURGEON, - OPPOSITE Telephone, No. ' M J. H •,<A»NS;N;.---p'> ; . ! 'N > SURGEONVDENTIST* ' "* J x„," 'l • WAimKT -,BUIEDrNGR, ; . THAAIES - > JF YOU WANT a-First-class HAIRCUT, SHAVE, or SHAMPOO, go to the QUEEN'S SALOON, the most Up-to-date Establishment in North -Otago. Cleanliness and Civility are fl,,r first considerations. Give us a Wal, and we arc sure you will become a steady Customer. CHARLIE HER B ERTi Proprietor. a DON'T WASTE WORDS r over a cold. The results contingent upon a neglected cold are too dangerous—asthma, bronchitis, _catarrh, pleurisy, consumption—you- know the story; Take a few doses of. Lake's; "Etmulsion . - when a cold first makes its appearance, and in place of weeks or months of moie, or less, -illness, because of the cold, ■ your health will be as well as evfer in a day' or two". " Lane's Emulsion being a lung healer as well as a cough curer, heals the mflamed and brpised membranes of the throat and lungs while it is curing. This heading and building -power is not found in any of the ordinary cough mixtures, and explains why so many thousands of people are to-day taking Lake's Emulsion in place of the old-time ordinary cough medicines. Lane's Emulsion can be purchased in two sizes from gall medicine vendors—large 4/6, small 2/6. The 4/6 size is the economic ieal.size—Be-sura if s "Lane's." 62