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Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXIX, Issue 10780, 31 May 1911, Page 1

lew SH BRECENT !NG ENGir 5 K JfH COMPRISING PSE DISHES CULLENDERS SOAP DSSHES CANDLESTICKS TEA POTS BOWLS. ■ TABLE 3UCS TEA BOTTLES EWERS SPOONS W.H. BASINS ELATES MUGS KETTLES LADLES Quality First Glass. Prices Low. SEE WINDOW AT C O T T II E L L'S THAMjb.., STREET. " ly order to make still more widely known the remarkable curative properties of Ton-. Icing's Linseed Kraulsiou, the proprietor ol that famous remedy for coughs, colds, and chests complaints offers the above generous prizes aud invites you to. compete ia orally of the following competitions." TOHKING'S LINSEED EMULSION TKIPI.ES COMPETITION. - Add, if you .can, three words to each of the three following phrases, the words added to each phrase to have the same three initials as that phrase, but not necessarily ill same order:— 1. Tonking's Cures Speedily —' 2. Coughs and Colds ■ -' ' ~—, —- . 3. Baby's Troublesome Cough— As an "illustration, fake the phrase "Hanging Xii'e Picture'"; it might be completed by " Tries Henry's Patience" (the three initials 11. T.P. being the same). ,£lO will be awarded to the person who completes the three triples-in the most appropriate manner; or if no one succeeds with; the three, their prize will be given for the best completion of one or Uvq (as the case ,may be). The five solutions next in merit, will win 10/- each; the next ten will receive 5/- each. •'■ ; ..." ~ • . TONKING ; S LINSEED EMULSION ACROSTIC COMPETITION. Required to forin a sentence, the initial letter of eacli.word l<> be the eight letters in " Tonking's," and in llie. same order. To illustrate: Suppose the acrostic was -to be built upon " Yul'etide " a sentence meeting the requirement would be " Youthful, Unsophisticated '..'Lovers . Jinjoy Themselves Immenseij - During Evenings." . A prize of 0 will be awarded for the best sentence formed, or if ii<i complete sentence of eight words is made, then prize will go to the person extending the best sentence or phrase furthest along the word " Tonking's." The secondary prizes consist of five of 10/- each and ten of 5/- each. TONKING'S LINSEED EMULSION FJLOWEB COMPETITION, The requirement is to. name six fiow.ers in the order of their beauty, I and is a test of your floral taste and. skill. i'Tlie flower ; oftersest tiam£<i*iri; the lists received will be deemed the most beautiful; the one mentioned; next most frequently will be consideredsecond in beauty, etc. f " The first prize of will be award-; ed for the list which is correct, orii nearest so. The secondary prizes will| be five of 10/- each and : ten Of 5/-r each. - '■' \ TONKING'S LINSEED EMULSION £IOO PUBLIC PRIZE • With.each solution of above prizes,; you are entitled to vote for some thy object" in your vicinity or in Dominion, the one receiving the most] votes to be awiirded a cash prize ofl /100. l r or each competition use af sepiualc sheet of paper; then after? vour solution add something/like this:| I vote that the /'IOO prize be award-1 >.:(! to iUiss X. Brown, of Lynnville, for| vacation tour, etc." J Should you wish to vote only for thel public prize, you may omit the Com4 'petition solutions, and will then be| credited with two votes. You inaji vote for any person or good cause inf which you are interested, such ass giving a popular school-teacher aj vacation trip (as suggested in above! example); donating ,£"100 to a family] left destitute ; helping to erect a town|| clock, or beautifying your own town ;f| aiding the local hospital funds, or auy|| Commendable public or private charity.| There are hundreds of worthy uses toj which ,£'loo can be devoted. j In order that contestants ijjt the? kualler communities may tie-under nd disadvantage, it is provided tliat that] "worthy object" shall receive thq which obtains the most votes iu| proportion to the population of the el 4 ectorate in which the object is located.} CONTEST CONDITIONS.—TiIe nature'of the Competitions will almost certainly* prevent exact ties, but if two or more chosen solutions are absolutely identical, the pri/.ei will be divided; It is not expected; however, that cases of this kind will.occur unless onej con te's tan t'copies from another: -No correspondence can-be entered iuto, as all .competitors^ must be guided alijje by Utese priiiled conditions. Uach-solution-or vote must bet paiiied by a panfcl of the box arouiiil a bottle of Tonking's Unseed Emulsion. If ;from!; small bottle,--the panel must contailitlie. words " .Gives-. Immediate Relief." Either frontorC "back panel from 2/6 bottles will serve, or both will entitle to two separate replies or.votes.} A complete box from 4/6 size will give three eiitries. You may send ni as many solutions!; for any of the competitions, with your votys, as you wish, provided panel is enclosed}, with each, or having voted for any object,-you may afterwards vote for any other, but inayf not change any solution or vote after it is once sent in. A well-known journalist will actt; as judge of competitions, whose decisions will be final. Within 15 days after the closjng off competition, all prizes will be paid in cash and the names of the successful contestants pub-j lished in this paper.- The competition wiil remain open long enough to permit a;reasonable; number of'aus'wers being-received, but to ensure an abundance of time for fully considering vour solutions you are urged to forward-them as soon as possible. A bonus of each will,J in addition.to their paid'-the three.prize.wi.uners whose answers reach us earliest.;. Tlie date for closing will be duly announced in this paper. Address all replies to "Tonking's; Competition," P.O. Box 189, Dunedin. P» TONKING'S LINSEED EMULSION f Fiom all Chemists and Storekeepers. 1/6, 2/6, 4/6 per bottle. Wholesale : all merchants!;

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL " "* PROVIDENT SOCIETY. Accumulated Funds ... ••• £25)708,429 Annual Income ... ... ••• £3,375,852 POLICIES IN F0RC&—237.875, assuring over £80,400,000 (including Bonuj PROFIT D1V1DED—£15,1.16,584.;. . ' CASH PROFIT DIVIDED FOR ONE YEAR (1909)—£771,492, providing . REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1,370,000. . Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICY - ORDINARY or INDUSTRIAL —for any amount from £5 to £IO,OOO. : TONTINE PQLSGIES. This Society does riot issue Tontino Policies, for ,the reasons —0) that t, considers such coiiiraois alien to the purposes of true life assurance, and (21 that- tlio disappointment which bas been occasioned hy the failure 01. oiiiees, issuing such Policies to realise ouo single estimate of the probable result has worked serious injury to the cause of assurance. Wlieu the American Companies commenced the lßsue of Tontine Policies in •\ustralia this Society pointed out that the exaggerated estimates made were impossible of realisation. Events Jjyve proved, the truth of the prediction, and these American Companies have now abandoned these disappointing policies, the issue of which has now been niado illegal by the State or New Vcrk, where they origiuatud. . . . T'ho Society issues Policies, under its l.ibiea J, -R, and 1, which otter ini ch greater benelits and possess none of- tho- disadvantages attaching to lojtine loll p|| lECTOß g THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C, J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Dutv Chairman): the Hon. E. Richardson, C.M.C.; John Duncan, Esq., ana Joseph Joseph, Eaij. Customhouse Quay, Wellington. ' EDWARD W. LQWE, ■ New Zealand Branch- - Resident Secretary , DOWN IN LO LANE.*"'" Wooers are now to be seen repeating the same old story—in a different way—- ■ their grand-parents told to each motheryears and years ago. - And who can deny that the lovers* tale ■ is the sweetest ever told ——P • And by and by, with his hand holding l.cro, i,r>«v . discuss ' THE ENGAGEMENT RING QUESTION. "What desigu would she like?". She leaves it to him-but whispers in k iirettj suggestive kind of way, "You'll get, what you want, and what HI like, it J. E. HOOD'S, the man who keeps the most up-to-date stock of Jow<illerj,, Plate and Silverware in North Otago." , ■ v NOTE THE ADDRESS: J. E. HOOD, J awallor and Optician, Thames ctraat. ml ?-• % ANTIQUE , " ' - TURN ITU RE Artistic, practical, - and SERVICEABLE. VERY MODERATE IN PRICE. V All Coods Freight Paid to Oamaru. SEND FOR PARTICULARS and PHOTOGRAPHS. SCOULLAR* : CHISHQLM, Ltd " City Furniture Warehouse, Rattray and rtfaaiaggara Streets, DUHED3H. MW Pi □ u- \;s'|' y.'KKK »f (.lie MILL END f' AST WEEK <.(' tlic WILL ElfD I<l'n v LK Kurilii'V will .e A SALk. Kurllior concessions-will til'- Lust l-Vw Dav§> of this Mynaiisc the Last Few Days of this CUEAT SAVING EVENT. —AIKEN- GREAT - SAVING EVENT.^AIKBNHKAD'S. 769 HEAD'S. . ?359