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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11958, 4 February 1901, Page 7

TURNBQLL 4 JONES, gIPI B T..TOKNBOLL, M.I.E.K.] (B. C. JONES, M.1.15.E ijIII Electrical Engineers, "Jsllll; WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. Contractors for Electric Lighting, Electric Traction, Electric i'ower Transmission Wants, —=— Sole Agents for Oiompton and Co,, London (Dynamos, Arc Lamps, Motors); Henley's Telegraph Company (Cables and Wires); "Ediswan" Lamps. AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS CRAWFORD STREET, DUNEUIN. A, W. LILLY.] [A. H. LILLY. LILLY BROTHERS, WATCHMAKERS, MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, Invite Inspection of their exceptionally Choice Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLED, ANO kNfiMEHT RINGS. The Stock is all tlie Very Latest Goods and the Prices Moderate. LILLY BROTHERS have established lor themselves a name for GOLD BROOCHES, and at this Xmas Season they are determined to excel any other year for quality and variety. A very fino selection of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS for WEDDING PRESENTS of general use is always on hand. Also a very large and varied stock of LADIES' SILVER-MOUNTED PURSES-Prices from 5s upwards. LADIES' and GENTS' GOLD and SILVER WATCHES and CHAINS in Great Variety. Old-fashioned Jewellery Melted and Remade to Newest Designs (first-class workmanship) at LILLY BROTHERS' WHITE-AND-GOLD JEWELLERS' SHOP, GEORGE STREET. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. FINANCIAL POSITION Ist JANUARY, 1901 (Preliminary figures as conveyed by cable); ASSURANCE IN FOIiCE - - - £2*9,166,666 ASSETS •- - - - 62,500,000 SURPLUS - - - ... - 13,125,000 Increase in Assurance in force during 1900 - £9,496.578 Increase in Assets during 1900 ■ - - 4,126,815 Increase in Surplus during 1900 - 413,025 The New Business for 1900 shows a sub stantial Increase, as compared with the figures lor the previous year. The Business of the Society is conducted on the Mutual Plan. ALL SURPLUS BELONGS TO POLICYHOLDERS. LOCAL DIRECTORS (with power to issue Policies and pay Claims)— H. D. BELL, Esq. (Bell, Gully, Bell and Myers). ALBERT MARTIN, Esq., M.D. E. TREVOR GOULD, Resident Secretary. PERCY M. THOMSON, Inspector of Agencies. C. CARLISLE TAYLOR, General Manager for Australasia, iMUKRAY ASTON, District Manager. OFFICES: Corner BOND and WATER STREETS, DUNEDIN. THE LlTlLEwis¥ra!B BLOOD. | The part which the corpuscles .11 of the blood play in making goed the || » loss occasioned to the body by wear f|| and tear, and in carrying off the effete or worn-out ||| material, has been compared to the part played by a ||| soldier. The corpuscles of pure blood are our soldier- 1| friends, who repair the worn-out tissues of the body, and 111 fight against disease-germs. The first condition for good H health is pure blood, and that can only be obtained cfnd ||| » kept by taking pure food and drink. ||| Adulterated food-stuffs and drinks are the pests of ® the modern market, and all too often health considera- j|| tions are sacrificed to apparent cheapness* If you would || have a pure drink, take cocoa; but let it be a pure cocoa, ||| such as Van Houten's, which is highly digestible, || extremely soluble, and of most delicious taste. It is |$| cheap, too, for it costs less than a farthing a cup. || It is easily made; it has an attractive aroma; and ll it contains more nourishment than an equal quantity of §|1 the best beef-tea. ||j HAVE YOU TRIED | VAN HOUTEN'S Eating CHOCOLATE? | The Best Food for Infants and Invalids in all Climates. * ALWAYS READY. NO COOKING REQUIRED. HORLICK'S W PARTLY FUSE MILK, em j99 « n mwgj BSm. = IALIIU IN POWDER FORM. 1111 1/ MILK. JfcXRGEST SALE IN THE WOBLDi OS all Chemists and Stores»