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Otago Witness, Issue 1933, 25 February 1892, Page 4

OUR COLLECTION OF DRESS FABRICS, this season is finer than aver, ADO) includes a variety of new materials and eolonriogs. in exslusita designs such as do other' boose «an equal. Any length cut at abiejately wholesalo prices. A matchless collection of the world's finest productions at lowest ■ath prices. Our (black French Merino* and Cashmeres are unapproachable for Talua or priet in the solony. Try them and you will never boy elsewhere. Patterns free by post. PARCEL No. fi.-LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING PARCEL — A Great Specialty—) ladies' good quality Chemises, 1 nicely trimmed with Embroidery; 3 good Nigbtdresiios, trimmed with Embroidery; 3 nies quality Koieker Drawers, handsomely trimmed with Qmbroidery and made of puro useful •a)i«o; 9 pairs of ladies' black eashjuntre ribbed Hose; 1 ladies' Muslin or Print Garibaldi; and 1 good quality Ladies' knitted cotton Skirt. Tha Whole, carriage paid to any address, for 35s M. PASCBL No. 10.— This wonderful Black Caihmere Parcel contains 7yds lovely black Cashmere (44in wide) ; Byds good quality g love-finiih twill Lining ; 2doz fashionable But» ton^ -lyd handsome black broehe Silk for trimmi»g; 1 pair Dent's best quality 4-spring button GJoves, either in tan or black. Tho whole, carriage paid to any address, for 3ls fid. PARCEL No. 11 contains ona ef onr celebrated light texture silk fioish ladies' Macintoshes, which can ba used either as * sammer datteoat or waterproof, and well worth a' guinea; 7yds of lovely quality French Herino (all w>ol) ; 4jds good twilled Lining, soft finish ; 3dbi fashionable Buttons; lyd choice broehe Silk'' for trimming; and 1 pair of very superior quality Dont's 4-elasp black Kid Gloves. The whole lot, carriage paid, for 425.

PiRCEL No. 12.-OUR FAVOUKITfI BOY'S COLONIAL TWEED KSICKEH SUIT PAROBL— contains 1 good twoud koickor Bait (»M wool), splendid quality, cut and finished by experienced wotktntn »nd lined throughout. Wd will forward ons of these suits in any Mao from 1 to 8 to any address, aarriago paid, tot 14i, or lis?l 7t013 in sama quality for lll6 1 6J. PARCEL No. 14 -OUR FAR-FAMED MKN'S CLOTHING PARC«L-conUin« 1 splendid all-wool oolonial tweed Suit specially deiigued for the requirement! of ouc country friends who have rarely an opportunity of ! riii tin | tow*. In finish they aro equal to bespoke saits at double tho money and can ba recommended m » well-fitting, hard-weariog, lot. Bizet, 3to 7. This parcel, carriage paid to any address, for 37* fIJ. l PIRCEL No. 13.— OUR NOTBD YOUTH'S COLONIAL TWEED SUIT PARCBL— contains 1 strong tweed Bait mad* from beat colonul tweed. These goods aro well oat and finished, and equal in appearance to bespoke suits. We oan confidently recommend then for hard wear. Sixes rim from 13 to 2\. Carriage paid to any address for 33s fld. PiRCEL No. 8.-THH WONDERFUL HOUSEHOLD PARCEL - contains 1 pair Whitney Blanket* (SJyds long), nice fliecy goods ; 1 pair real Bolton twilled Sheet* (2|yds long), will wash white in one or two washings) ; 1 good white honejeomb quilt (2£yds long) ; oyds white or Shetland flannel ; 6yds of good quality white Calioo, suitable for ladies' or children's wear; 1 pure linen Damask Tablecloth (3yds long); 3 large brown Turkish Towels (43in long). Tho whole lot, carriage paid to any address, for 40».

mmsm wholesale prices yL v > TO ALL PURCHASERS. J/JS&/T IRON BEDSTEADS, full else, with Spring MATTRESSES *7^Xr/2 .to 4 60s. #WW COLONIAL SOFAS, with Cushion k two Pillows, 2Z% 6d« J? ft PBRAMJPUkiATORS, best Englfoh make, 37i 0d- J?<&k ft r% 0/I WOOD ©HAIRS, 3a 3d- . ... . #/^jßKr S#&C«' ommuAm, 4s cd. * "'"" '" ff y&ft : CApPETS, N bwt 5-frame Braiwli, 5s 6d J/*^ /? WOVE WIRB MAT " P» W<*. irJFV^y TRESSES, our own make, '■'- '-'.';: ' ■ ' -'J/I^^J' toU slie, 2sß. <^^ i H / i7^£^& WALNUT DRAWING ROOM y^ , iRr C^T / ff^SL. ft BUITES, nine pieces, ipring y&f Jy^mS^/J ■*o3ocl» oorered In tapestry, £10 10«« ? '^Sr-rV^-^^ J/K^^ft DINING ROOM SOTraS, nine piece*, if f. \ /£> spring stuffed, covered In leather, ' ''.'I /C ft * UUi - JL J7jj*\/T PIANOSI PIANOS! PIANOS! £33. Payments extending over a term of years to suit Wf j jf'J%s2*/r ParohaMr ' st ool free with eaoh;piano. (§Jg ' JT^^^yJ 8018 A « ents for * be Celebrated FOSTER'S PIANO. Js^^^/r v^~~^-v^, /^^SCOULLAR AND CHISHOLM, f^y RATTRAY STREET, THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY LIMITED. PROGRESS OF THE SOCIETY, 1884 TO 1890. FUNDS. NEW BUSINESS. Path. • Amount. Period. Sum Assured. M«eh 31, 1884 ... ... £385,269 Year ended March 31, 1885 ... £1,151,864 March 31, 1885 ... ••• 471,353 Year ended March 31, 1886 ... 1.161,030 Marfeh 31, 1886 ... ... 566,074 Year ended March 31, 1887 ... 1,305,060 Ma*oa 31, 1887 ... ... 666,342 Year ended December 31, 1887 ... 1,469,786 December 31, 1887 ... ... 740,155 Year ended December 31, 1888 ... 1,762,821 December 31,1888 ... ... 863,281 Year ended December 31, 1889 ... 1,895,563 Decetnber3l,lßß9 ... ...1,050,573 Year ended December 31, 1890 ... 1,938,100 DecemVer 31, 1890 ... ... 1,196,414 POLICIE^ \S FORCE EXCEED TEM MIIXIONS SPECIAL TABLES COMBINING LIFE ASSURANCE WITH SAVINGS BANK. jsjQTE. The New Business for the Last Year maintained the position of the Society as THIRD on tha List of all British Life Offices— some 97 in number. Full Particulars may be Obtained from JOHN P. PIERCY, District Agent, Donedin Arthur E. Gibbs, Secretary, Wellington*