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Colonist, Volume XLVI, Issue 10661, 9 March 1903, Page 1

TTJING UP 60 for LiNDAUS aad EXPitESSaS. _ >->>..4. '-A/ ■: _ I

LAEKINS' T_^P£RANO_ ; adT__; BRIDGE-STREET, NBLSON. MRS BEN CRISP ... Proprietress MRS BEN CRISP wishes' to inform her '-frit nds and the public generally that she has purchased.the lease and goodwill of the above well known and favoiite Private Hotel, and hopeSi by strict attention to her patrons, to merit a fair share of patronage.. Country Visitors and the Travelling Publio •a ill find all the comfciris of a home. Special terms for Peimaneht Boarders. Dinner from .12 to 1,".0"p.m. daily. Letter's and telegrams promptly attended to. 670 MRS BEN CRISP. J.A.eHTSHOt-M WATCHMAKER, OPTICIAN, ETC., TpA_TAIiGAB-'aTEK£T- NELSON WATCIJES by the best makers ; guaran/teed.from 12 months to 3 years. SPECTACLES.— Your sight tested with the latest appliances ;, a loom specially fitted up for the purpose. Sole Agent ,for the Rational Spectacle. They rest the ejies at night work. Consultation ■ F*ee. Also, a nicely selected stock of JEWEL LERY now being shown, N.B .—"Six abda half years journey rhan with W. Littlejohn & Son, Wellington ; 27 . year.' txp-_rier.ee. /-*« OVERI^WENT^LIFE* IW3UR ANCE Vg DEPARTMENT; Estabßah'e'l 1870. EVERY PbfilCY OTXMNiBBD" . : BY THB.BTATJBSFoB the following amongst New-Ze-lanaersshouldrapporttheirn*ttoi)_l office:— ;■;■': . . V 1. Its Security . Is .absolute. 2. Its Premiums are low. i 3. Its Bonuses-are high. . ' 4. Its Fuqds are all Invested in New Zealand, the HfAtTHIEST COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. Naw.Zefilftnaers *w_o insture ih offices wliich oK ffb*3_: "ot their business ,/rom.tho .. OW^o^«_dshe,other .colonies gac^pUngWaX At^-Ua and Fiji] ihage to P^or M^?iS^ite in Sew Zealand,*** upde* 10 w^ou^Sodin 1898. white > to£e£th?r roionieSit tahgea from 12J t****™***? _[ New' South -Wales-to 16 per thousand to WeatenrAußtealitt.: -_*-oots __ii»ese_t '^teiwaonn* to OTat THEBB ME-LION POUNDS. |§. ANNUAL INCOME, over £*OO_OQO lj '■*w™st*m m ;