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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10708, 6 March 1911, Page 1

PLE JUGS. BEST ENGLISH WARE, BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED IN SHADED COLORS AND COLD 1 Pint is 3d Each. 1i Pint 1s Sd Each. - Pint 1s 9d Each. J' [MISS THIS OFFER. (THAMES STREET). SCORCHER SSgB wm i ms ;if jj it >**'"•' 3 i**iS" lIHIIIIIH lltllllllflllllK.^^^^^H iilßiHiiliHiiiimiiiniiaisitii'ii iiiii iiii THE Closing Days offer"the Greatest Chances for money-saving. The following lots represent the most RADICAL BARGAINS yet offered. LOT i. Assortment of Ladies' Shoes and Slippers; regular prices/ 5s to 8s 6d— Any pair, 2s 11d LOT 2. Assortment ,- Ladies' Shoes; regular prices, 10s 6d .* Any pair, 5s LOT 3. Assortment of Ladies' Boots and Shoes; regular prices, -, 12s*6cl lo,lTs\6cl— Any pair, 7s 6d : 'r- }r ' -lot 4. ■.; Assdrtmfent Ladies' and Cents' Boots and ;shdes; regu- ;;: o ¥ 20s— •' Any pair, 10s (NEARLY OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE). THINKING. OF BUYING A RANGE? Then you will Set wisely if your thoughts direct you lo inquiie into the merits of the „*■»> . "CHAMPION"''BANQE ' ' before : making 'the: installation. Wo don't say ffiat you can't be hapgy without our-Range.'-But we Do say that xp'ri will be happier with it. We can prove-to your entire satisfaction that it tv ill cook much better with far less fuel and far less labor, and thatcit will look better and give niore pomfort than any other Range on.the market. Send for a Catalogue. BffINSLEY AND" LTD;, IRONMONGERS, '"."',""" " : " ' : ' Cumberland' Street, Dunedin.

Accumulated Funds £25,706,429 Annual Income £3,375y852" „ .POLICIES IN F0RCE—237,875] assuring over" £80,400,000 (including lionui additions). ~.._-, - r ~ - i TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDED—£IS,II6,SB4. CASH PROFIT DIVIDED FOB ONE YEAR (1909)—£771,492, provjding .. REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over- £1,370,000. _ i, The Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY-.' ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL —for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO. r TONTINE POLICIES. This Society does not issue Tontine Policies, for the reasons—(l) that Ij , considers such contiacts alien to the purposes of true life assurance, and (2),that the disappointment which Das been occasioned, by the 1 , failure, pf,oo r "'' issuing such Policies to realise single estimate of the probable result t worked serious injuiy to the cause of assurance. __ --, v ' ./j' . \ When the American Companies commenced' the issue of lontine I'ohcies npossible of realisation. Events have proved the truth of the prediction,! and these American Companies have now abandoned these policies, the issue-of which has now been made, illegal by the State of New; York, where they originated. , The Society issues Policies, under its Tables J, R, and 1, which .otter, much greater 'benefits and possess none of the' disadvantaged attachmg to / Tontine I>oIi^f RECTORS 0F THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon.C. J. Johnston, M.'L.C. (Chaiiman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq., (De--Dutv Chairman): the Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.C.; John Duncan, Esq.. and „.. v J Joseph Joseph, Esq.- ...'. ' Hew Zealand Branch- EDWARD W. LOWE, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Resident faeoi THE CORSETS THE NEW STYLES NEED. giaceful that/the* hgure -must oerexquisitely plonortionecl' in order to set thorn off. Tiiis throws the entire burden upon the Coiset. A. study of the subject io\oah the fact that ROYAL P^D. RUSTPROOF C'dftSETfe include all ihe slender linos demanded for the proper wearing of modisln Gowns. The youthful,; naturally per-, 'feet form is protected' by one type ot. Corset; the plump and over-solid figures are provided for by others. All thes'n and many more figure-typeS' besides are fitted to'their comfort and satisfaction by i'.D- Corsets, Royal P.O. Seif-?educing Corsets are ps-ocuFaisle from ail leading Drapers. Amber » ewentially a wholesome stimulairt and can be taken with benefit by those of weak y All pocers, 1/8. 1/10 aod 2/- per lb. *■ Stocked by-MILLIGAN & BOND, ALEX. BROWN ANDREW WEBSTER. MRS MACGREGOR, and MRS GLASS.