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Colonist, Volume LI, Issue 12506, 6 April 1909, Page 4

The New Welsbach i Incandescent Kerosene Lamp 11 Almost as simple to work as switching en an It gives a 60 CANDLE POWER LIGHT for ONE-THIRD the oil used in an ordinary lamp. IT IS CLEAN— No smell, no smoke. -The Light does not Try the Eyes. There is no danger of Explosion. NO WIGK TEIMMING! NO ADJUSTMENT! NO BLACKENING OF MANTLES! No Annoyance— JUST A PERFECT LIGHT, And a POSITIVE SAVING OFTWO-TJUEDS OF OIL. The success of the" Welsbach Light lies in its Patent Burner and Mantle. If you know what a Welsbach JBubneb and Mantle does for Gas, then you have an idea of how much better the Weisbach Incandescent Kerosene Lamp Any ordinary lamp can readily be fitted with a Welsbach Btjeneb. — Write us lor Pamphlet, giving further particulars! PRlCES— Burners only, with Mantle and Chimney, 10/6] Lamps, complete, from 18[- to 32/6. WELSBACH LIGHT CO., LTD. 102 and 104 Victoria Street, WELLINGTON. Reliable Agents Wanted. For High Grade h^z^g^ „ For High Grade FOOTWEAR. Hl] FOOTWEAR. . [clothing Factory] new shipment of— ' LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S "• ■- ■ BOOTS & SHOES, .' I In all the Newest Styles and Shapes, | in Glace, Kid, and Box Calf. From 12/6 to 27/6. | PERFECT FITTING GUARANTEED. j r ? ow Zealand Clothing Factory, I "Central" Trafalgar St. § f^^^Mk .■ Edison Phonographs/ >^2%iyS*~'l /^ Cold Moulded Records. V\ MOBJ . . UI W V* B« \ m I . Primary Batteries. \l EDISON \l' Fan Motor Outfits. J^rJ^^W^^ja^^ Write for Catalogues and Pace List. A. BALTING, .^^^^^^^^HlJL^l 113, HAiiDT-STREET "NELSON. Safest and most The Universal Remedy for Acidity of the Gentle Medicine for ' Stomach, Headache, Heartburn, Indigestion, Infants, Children, bour Eructations, Bilious Affections. Delicate Females, and the "^SP'-'\ Sickness o£ Pregnancy. AN APPOINTMENT X^| Sill ' if you carry a Stewart Dawson I^^./^/^» "Empire "L^Yer Watch. The "Empire" Lever is a perfectlyB^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ finished watch in. every respect. The B movement is a keyless one with 12 ruby H .... Full Size .... jewels. For the man or youth who does B "EAiPIRE" LEVERS not wish to spend a lot of money on a B for Men. *" watch, we thoroughly recommend "The B Empire." It is the best watch at the |j Polished Nickel or - price ever sold in New Zealand, and has i Gun Metal. g i ven tne gre atest satisfaction to thoum Strong Open .Face, crystal sands of users aU over the Dominion It a front, 25/- each. . . „, ■ , , H _ „ , is just the watoh for rough country wear. K Polished Nickel or Gun tit i n. j ■, i, B Metal Hunting Cases 30/- We . pack them and send fliem 5 0st free on B StrongSilverOpenFacß3s/- receipt of your remittance. 5 Strong Silver Hunting Cases • 40/- each. c=sfiE9H_ ■ (All good for a lifetime's wear.) JiS NtlflB 0 H Each "Empire" Watoh carries our 12 wontha 1 V *$& j STEWART DAISOMCO.(N.z.),LW. 1 LAMBTON QUAY, WEIiIiINGTON. y M¥ BSBSk AUSTRAUANvMUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY j ■ ■ ■■■BONUS DISTRIBUTION, 1907. Ihe Annual Bonus Certificates for 1907 have now been issued. CASH PKOPIT EOR 1907 WAS £808,813, Providing REVEESIONAET ADDITIONS to Policies of about ONE MILLION ' TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS. ACCUMULATED.FUNDS ... ,£23,448,736 ANNUALJINCOME ... ' ..." ... ... OVER THE EE. MILLIONS. NO OTHER MUTUAL Llb'E ASSUKANOE OFFICE doing business ."..■' New Zealand either OFFERS' SUCH A LIBEEAL CONTEACT, MAKES SUCH STEINGENT RESEEVES TO MEET ITS LIABILITIES OR DECLARES SUCH LARGE BONUSES, 4ad that NO OFFICE in the World CAN OFFER SUCH ADVANTAGES : the Assuring Public as the ' v : . AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PEOViDENT SOCIETY. The Industrial JBranch ia now in Pull Working Order. - --; POLICIES ISSUEU FROM £5 TO £10,000. Dieectoes of the New Zealand Beanch. —^The fc Hon. Charles J. Johnston, M.L. . (Chainran); A. de-«r ßrandon, Esq. (Depaty Chairman); the Hon. Edward *•"■■- . Eichardson, C.M.G. : John Duncan, Esq. ; and Joseph Joseph, Esq. '•'. New Zealand Branch, Custombonse Quay Wellington ■ ' : \ EDWiED W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. .-•■■' Nelson District Office, corner Trafalgar and Hardy Streets ,-.-■•' -"•"'■ JAMES HAIR, District Secretary.