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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 9099, 18 March 1901, Page 4

' ESTABLISHED 1861. tiSSSSSK J/rJ/^\ \\^ /CAUTION the PabUo against th«. JS^fff^B. \, many oloae imitations of their M^BBBH^BHB r*^ l*-i i i l ee i ebated ii CLUB" Coffee Ap. E&gg|g»Bßii t I ponded are oopieg of their oanisters— BpESS^3Tf™ff|n» 4\ w ' th oatß '^ e wrapper and with wrap- wBmrSS§BSSmQ9n Jklper removed. The ontßide wrapper ffim^yHiiHaHrUH '8 of orange tint. So closely do some KBXmßjfi/EE/wttM firms copy these with their inferior KWwWHBBy>^BM -J^kWh^ prodaotions that all snoh should be kJHmml^K^^^^H A r^fjLr^ spurned as unworthy and dishonest Jftftte-'vl ittetnpts to trade on the reputation KJj^H^ftVj^^^^B ftfftlSl^^*^^^ of a superior article. ■mBE^M^B^II wßr J@L> Over Fifty Medals and finßvji^^H \m ujIOI Certificate? J ttTn/mrffr ß.l*l brand starch— . BaaaßßHiß If . liujuw wttV'l niiongettttber numerous lesUmunialc I ' "j Vl.s»BrßArchibaldCiark4.isonß,mAkerß .... i **^ of fch« popular " Zealandia " Shirt, With Outride Wrapper a ay :—" Your EAGLE STAROH U Without Wrkpper used m our Laundry with the best possible results, and we can confidently is a First-olass Staroh, and BOJtable for all Laundry purposes .- *"' "^^T. CSSa3esd-Cfr *Sb C?O.. X«XZMEX!If3BX> f COFFEE, I'EPPEK, BPIOE AND STARCH MANtJFAOTUR R ...-., RaTTRaY ST. & PELICHBT BAY, DUUBDIN.

"^ORD TO THE "WISE Telephone 33. Telephone 33. CHRISP_& SON. BEFORE buying what is termed a Cheap Piano, pay a visit to our Showrooms, where every facility is offered to enable Purchasers to make a judicious selection from the LARGEST and BEST display of HIGH - CLASS INSTRUMENTS m this district. Our Sales of 1900 is a sure evidence of Public Confidence and Faith m the fair and honorable treatment extended to every Customer. 4 gents for ( lia s. B< gg& ( !o. Dunedin, Timaru, Wellington, Invercargill, and Gisborne, One of the Largest and Most Successful Dealers m Musical Instruments South of the Equator. ORGANS BY ESTEY KIMBALL STORY & CLARK , PIANOS BY BRINSMEAD SCHIEDMAYER PULL & FIELD BECHSTEIN MONINGTON & WESTON FRED. ?HUMER SCHWECHTEN COLLARD & COLLARD EXHIBITION MODEL B. SQUIRE & SON KIMBALL. ALli of our instruments have been specially constructed for this climate, and can be RELIED upon. • Customers entrusting us with the selection of instruments have every facility given to prove their value. OUR' PRICES are MODERATE, and only a small rate of interest is added'for Time Payments. . : WE GUARANTEE our instruments to be the BEST VALUE ih v the market; no better value can be obtained elsewhere. Sew Songs continually coming to hand Send for Catalogue of BRASS & STRINGED INSTRUMENTS. Ke^ and Popular Music Latest London Successes. MUSIC ! MUSIC !! MUSIC ! ! ! Our Speciality. ~ „•' OHRISP AND SON, GISBORNE • MUSIC WAREHOUSE.

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. New Zealand Branch : Head Office; Custom-house Quay, Welling- ■■ ton. Local Board of Directors : The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D.. C.M.G., M.L.-C.JChairman) The Hon. Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Deputy Chairman) Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq. The Hon. Edward Richardson, CM. G., • ' M.L.C. John Duncan, Esq. Medical Officer : Dr G. E. Anson, M.D., M.R.C.S. (Engihuid). THE OLDEST^ WEALTHIEST, AND MOST PROSPEROUS Australian Life Office, and the LARGEST MUTUAL OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPERE. The Only Mutual Life Office which declares A BONUS EVERY YEAR. The Method of Valuation adopted by this Society is of the most Stringent Char- ' acter, and ensures a Larger Reserve to meet Liabilities than that held by any other office m the Australasian Colonies. ACCUMULATED FUND EXCEEDS 516.600.000 (SIXTEEN AND A HALF MILLIONS STERLING). ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £2,000,0001,} c€ (TWO MILLIONS) ' Sterling. POLICIES IN FORCE ... 151 741 Sum Assured ... ... £45,528,090 Cash Bonuses Divided ... £8,815,731 BONUSES ! CASH BONUS for ONE YEAR, 1899, £506,183, yielding Reversionary Bonuses ! m ™?ti n 8 to £942,600, after making SPECIAL RESERVES. CASH BONUSES declared for last FIVE Years, OVER^TWO MILLIONS, yieldf&jr ImSFs. B ° flllßeß ASSUBE YOUK LIFE In the A.M.R SOCIETY - • And secure a BONUS EVERY YEAR. EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT, 9 PER CENT; OF THE TOTAL INCOME. EDWARD. W. LOWEr BranchOfflce: 1*^ B W»7- --' Custom-house Quay, Wellington. LOCAL AGENTS : WILLIAM^ & KETTLE, LIMITED. '

&hesidas AND CO., GENERAL COMMISSION, PRODUCE, COAL AND FIREWOOD MiixtpHANTS, FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL CARRIERS, HOTELBROKERf, Etc., Etc., HAVE ON SALE. mAUPIRI, NEWCASTLE, AND •*- WESTPORT COAL. FIREWOOD OF BEST QUALITY, Cut to any length; Promptly Delivered. OATS, CHAFF, MAIZE, FOWL-WHEAT, OATMJEAL, And other Produce, at Lowest Current Rates. . GRAVEL. We have also on hand a very lanre supply of First-rate Gravel, for wnichwe are prepared to execute Orders Cheaply and Promptly. ; . J PROPERTIES. :We have a large number of Desirable House, Farm, and Station Properties, particulars of which m shall be^ pleasedto supply to intending purchasers oix application. 1 HOTELS. SEVERAL TOWN AND COUNTRY H6USES FOR SALE. We have a thorough knowledge of the trade of every housli m Poverty Bay, and all intending purchasers may confidently rely on information supplied by us. INSURANCE. _We represent the GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, ' and that most Liberal and Prottressive Office, the AUSTRALIAN CoJ&ANY 0 MARINB MERCANTILE. We represent the TIMARU MILLING COMPANY, whose celebrated " SILVERDUST" luudß is recognised by bakers and housewives to be of uniform quality,, and superior to all other brands. Ask your grocer for it, and see that you get * . ■ J - V We also represent Messrs W. and G. Turnbull ,and Co., Merchants, of Wellington, whose "EMPIRE" goods are absolutely unequalled m the colony. A full stock of Samples on view at our Gladstone Road Branch. \ FORWARDING. . We have an up-to-date plant, and have Agents m every important town of New Zealand. We forward with promptness and despatch to all parts of the Civilised World at a Minimum Cost. Favor us with your patronage, and we guarantee to merit your continued support. RING UP Telephone No. 123 or 49. SHEBHiAN AND CO. 900

NOTICE. VICTORIA LAUNDRYUPPER GLADSTONE ROAD, Gisborne. fTpHE above Laundry, under the manage -L ment of a Professional London Laundress, . . IS NOW OPEN^FOR BUSINESS. All work Guaranteed to be done m FIRST-GLASS STYLE, , and wi«A de»patch, at Reasonable Prices. ■ For Scale of Charges, and for particulars, apply to MRS-DICKERSON, • ' Proprietress Collecting and Delivery Cart. Telephone No. 164. 191

KING'S COLLEGE, ' AUCKLAND. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FORBOYS. ' Visitor : Rev. W. Beatty, M.A. Principal : Mr Graham Bruce, 8.A., with Honors of the University of London. Assisted by Six Resident Masters (ali University men) and Eight Visiting Masters. TECHNICAL^DUCATION. zNew Laboratores .are being built for practical instruction m" Chemistry, Electricity, etc., and are to be fitted with iul the most modern improvements requisite for the thqrough equipment of boys devsirous of preparing for Electrical Engineering or other Scientific employment. LIST OF SUCCESSES 1896-1900. Six Boys passed the Senior Civil Service, one of whom passed with distinction, 1900 ; twenty-eight Doys passed the Junior Civil Service; eighteen boys passed the Matriculation; two boys passed the. University Junior Scholarship Examination with credit; one boy obtained University Scholarship, 1900; two boys passed the Senior District Scholarship Examinations I of the Auckland Board of Education, 1898, (obtaining fourtn and fifth places respecI tively ; one boy passed the same Examination m 1899, obtaining tenth place, and is entitled to three years' Free Tuition ; one boy gained the same distinction 1900. Prospectuses, containing full particulars as to Fees, Scholarships, ; Results of Exam- j illations, etc., can be obtained on application to the Principal. Next term starts TUESDAY, Feb. 12.

0 HILT OI HOUSE SCHOOL, THE TERRACE, WELLINGTON. Principal. MISS A. C. FREEMAN, Assisted by i Miss M. Rawson, M.A. Honors, • Miss G. Henry, 8.A., MissL. A. Turton, Teachers' D Certificate And_by visiting Masters and Mistresses for Languages, Music. Painting, etc. rnHE School Course includes English, J- Latin, French, Mathematics, Science, Elementary Drawing, and Needlework. EXTRAS —German, Music, Singing, Advanced Drawing and Painting, Dancing and Calisthenics, Theory of Music. ; j Pupils not desiring to follow the whole ' school course may attend classes only. '■ Prospectuses on application. 830

JUST REGE VED. THE NEW HERTFORD BIOYOLE ■ (Ladies' and Gentlemen's), Pnoe J620. Also,— A shipment of the VICTOR BICYCLES, with aU the latecit improve, ments. On view m the Bioyole Rooms, Peel Street. J TOWNLEY.