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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6062, 8 May 1891, Page 4

Ul^ , "ICOLOMBO, CALCUTTA^j ij hjp. K • THIS PACKET ISOI/ARM&SSS TO OONWIM 6«fe ftflUHONEfff 7 ''■ v &o ''; .ONE TRIA^«SOLICITEp.S^^iJ U^ r Ph 1. ., i. ■■.■ " ■ ■ — : — ,,.. . • r^**-* , V . . .. ASK YOUR GROOER FOP S*nr4 M ! /IV %S.Z,IHOT»ntIAI NAZISMS, ; ii / I \AAi« » MgSb?k m " Th e blfa<Mjig is eatlrelj atteri- :; ; 4«f ' 1 'A3Q M tiKJHpmKi - %"'d«d to <»y m, Nelwa himeelf, > I' 1 WWV fi 9^9 M I^^M* %Trb«isaT««efofEefttexperi- ", -" Jr ' m£s&& » Sl eotfa, aoS k*6 bira a spec ' ■-. IN THE m fiSt I8^: \ „ "MASTT HffilAlß.* -.. .■ . ." ; PURE BLINDED TEHr : S * AUCKLAND, WELU^BI JN, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEOIIt AGENTS EVERYWHERE. - •; ; GISBORNB AGENT—

rpHIS SPLENDID RUBBER X WHEEL PERAMBULATOR, with China Handle, Brass Joints, Reversible Hood, with Well, nicely padded inside— £1 17s 6i With Colonial Iron Wheels £1 j.sg Will seat one or two children. Freight paid, 5s extra. THREE-WHEELED TA KET PERAMS., w >\1 t Seat 15S DOUBLE SEAT 16s 6e BUTCHERS'^and BAKERS' VF"PV BASKETS, with Patent V-EiXIX Handles fIRTCAP BASKET CHAIRS vxau/Ai: Hundreds of these Perams. are beipg seld all over New Zealand. (If cheque is Bent, One Shilling extra must be sent for exchange.. No charge for packing. EDWIN ARNOLD, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, I Basket and Perambulator Depot. [jtsrTRY the Babies' Friend lisa GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Established IS7O. EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. The two prime reasons which have lea to the extraordinary bonuses which this office has been able to declare have been its ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT and its REMARKABLY FAVOURABLE MORTALITY EXPERIENCE. "The Australasian Insurance and Banking Record " says, — "It [the N. Z. Government oiuoe] 'possesses the splendid advantage of operating in perhaps the healthiest country in the world." To this, coupled with rigid care in tho selection of lives, has boen due tho unproco* dentedly lowrato of mortality winch the office has enjoyed. Year by year the actual deaths have fallen far short of what was anticipated, aud tho funds thoroby saved have all gone to swell the profits, which at the last valuation (December, 1685) amounted iv cash to more than— £242,000 Sterling. Present FUNDS over 1J MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £300,000. • J. H. RICHARDSON, 6] Commissioner. TO TRAVELLERS AND~OTHERS J. HERBERT BEGS to inform the Travelling Public and others that he has opened an ACCOMMODATION HOUSE at the foot of "Gentle Annie/ about fourteen miles from Gisborne, where every attention will bo paid to the comfort of those who may favor him with a call. .Good Paddoclca and Moderate Charge*. JOHN HERBERT. Patutahi, March 5, 1891. 761 JB Big ft Is aekttoxriedgea .^&^"^^MB( the leading remedy foir JiWF Cures injV CNmerrb«ea dtOloet. ££&£&£ ~iM The <Mly B&t&t&meAy lor SSI M9^^ 9 \ . i prescribe it and feel M witmvMt ' gafeinteeommendicgit «a THEftJMSßfiElltraAlOo. to all Wgjtrvrs. V^. ONQWNATI,O.|BH A. J. STOKER, M. D., 390 Pbiok „\ ss. Call foy W9lfe'a Schnapps, and take no fraud, . ,