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South Canterbury Times, Issue 6260, 5 July 1890, Page 2

BOOTS AND SHOES. opening op alt; a.H’s hew BRANCH. BOOTS AND SHOES AT STARTLING PRICES. J. ALLAN. BOOT MANUFACTURER, & DIRECT IMPORTER. HAS OPENED that shop known as Northampton House (next door J. Ballantyne & Co.) with an enormous stock of Boots and Shoes. Allan’s Boots Lave stood the tost for over 20 years and are known far and wide as being goods of an exceptionally reliable character, eo much so that to Buy your Boots from Allan is in itself a sufficient guarantee of obtaining sound and reliable goods at fair and reasonable prices. The stock is large and ample, the prices and styles to meet the want of every purchaser of goods that cannot fail to give satisfaction to the wearer. Every article in first rate order. See the stock, note the prices, compa r e with others, plain figures, one price only, no abatement. J. ALLAN. NORTHAMPTON HOUSE, (Next <:, BADLANirNE and Co.) D. ROBERTSON Manager.

OEYLOH T2A A9ENCT. PURE CEYLON TEA ia the MOST WHOLESOME, MOST PLEASANT, and MOST ECONOMICAL TEA in the World. It stands UNRIVALLED for its rare Combination of Strength and Flavour. FINEST MOUNTAIN GROWN. CROP, 1890 (direct from the bent estates in Ceylon), in packages of 101 b and upwards. E. R. TAYLOR. CHURCH STREET. AGENT FOR— The Tea Planters’ Association of Ceylon, The Ceylon Tea Plantations Company, limited, and W. Taylor of Dikoya.

GOVERNMENT life insurance u DEPARTMENT. Established 1870, EVERY POLICY GUARANTEED BY THE STATE. LOW PREMIUMS and LARGE BONUSES. The aim of this Department has been to provide Life Insurance at the minimum cost compatible with safety. It does not charge its policy-holders unnecessarily largo premiums in order to enable it subsequently to attract the ignorant by the glitter of increased bonuses. The premiums which it charges are the lowest compatible with perfect safety, and are less than the participating rates of any other office doing business in Australasia. In spite of this fact, at the last valuation (December, 1885) the assets of the office were found to exceed the liabilities by no less a sum than £242,000 sterling—a result due to economy of management and low mortality. PRESENT FUNDS over ONE AND A HALF MILLION POUNDS. ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £282,000-: n F. W. FRANKLAND, P.1.A,, Commissioner and Govt. Actuary,