CITIZENS' Life Assurance Company, LIMITED. Head Office for New Zealand : Citizens' Buildings, 12 Custom-house Quay, Wellington. fTIHE CITIZENS' is the LARGEST, X AVEALTHIEST, and MOST PROGRESSIVE Office of its kind in the British Colonies. The PROGRESS of [he CITIZENS' is exemplified by the fact thai during the year 1897 the" Company issued C'> U'lA POLICIES, this being liy far a V J '"" x LARGER NUMBER than ever issued by all other Australasian Life OHiees put together in One Year. THE CITIZENS' DECLARES ANNUAL BONUSES. itsr By effecting an Assurance with this OlHce before the close of this year, you will SECURE A SHARE in the ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PROFITS, to be made at DECEMBER 31st, IS9B. ACTUAL BONUSES ALLOTTED On Policies Effected During December, 1597 :- A R ent Sums Premiums R » vp 1 ,. S , ! !n n . rv Kntrjr. Assutcu. Paid. R °S u °c S y 20 £1000 £lli 12 G £15 10 0 80 500 12 8 0 7 15 0 19 jlOll 0 8 4 6 4 0 20 300 0 8 9 i 13 0 ASSURE NOW AND SECURE THIS YEAR'S BONUS. J. GOW, District Agent for Gisborne and Poverty Bay. 10 ON and after WEDNESDAY, the 14th December, the SIDE ARCADE having been RE-ROOFED, a large amount of SLIGHTLY DAMAGED GOODS WILL BE SOLD CHEAP Consisting of — Dinner Sets Tea Sets Toilet Ware Linoleum Curtain Poles China and Glassware Oil-painted Dinner Sets (cost £6), only a few pieces short, And a large number of lines too numerous to particularise. «a. WILL BE SOLD CHEAP TO CLEAR. A VISIT to the Arcade on and after WEDNESDAY will present some RARE BARGAINS. WHIftRAY'S FURBISHING WAREHOUSE. EEYNOLDS' CENTRAL Furnishing Emporium. NEW GOODS JUST OPENED, DIRECT from the Staffordshire Potteries, England, — CONSISTING OF — 3 casks of TEA SETS, from 16s 6d to 120s 2 crates of DINNER SETS, from 35s to 100s 1 crate of Plain and Fancy JUGS and TEAPOTS 1 crate of BAKERS and BOWLS (choice assortment) 3 cases and 12 bundles of BEDSTEADS and COTS 2 casks of the Best English GLASSWARE, etc., etc. 1 case of Choice PICTURE MOULDINGS. All goods are considerably Reduced in Price, for Cash. Call and Inspect! ?a I take this opportunity of wishing all my customers " A Merry Christinas and a Happy New Year." E. a. A. REYNOLDS. 2 gD. Saddler and Harness Maker, GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. (Opposite the Union Bank of Australia). HERALD STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. JUST RECEIVED Direct from the Manufacturers— A large shipment of /COMMERCIAL T^NVELOPES Of every description and quality, Which are beiDg offered at LOW PRICES, to Clear. [Telephone No. 103.] THOS. COOK & SON, TOURIST & GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS. Book Passages and Secure Berths by ALL LINES ALL ROUTES ALL CLASSES AT LOWEST RATES. No Commission charcod. Cook's Sailing List" posted Free on application. Gisborne Correspondent : WM. MILLER. Miller's Comer, Gisborne. 317 JS&BEAM To
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 8416, 16 January 1899, Page 2
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