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Colonist, Volume LIV, Issue 13272, 24 November 1911, Page 1

ROBE STYLES THAT WILL BE WORN. BALLANTYNES WILL SEND POST FREE BLUE AND WHITE SPOTTED VOILE DRESS, with vest of tucked white muslin; short sleeves, finished with pipings and with buttons of blue and black satin. This dress has no collar band. Price, 69/6 SMART SAKE MUSLIN FROCK, effectively trimmed with embroidery and imitation Maltese laco, coDarless and with short sleeves. A bard of deeper' tone muslin circles the foot of the frock. Price, 84/-

BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE VOILE ROBE. Very suitable for afternoon wear. It has transparent yoke, large square rovers, threequarter sleeves, and is finished with black pipings and fancy buttons. A black satin ribbon, sash with buckle, completes tho dress. Price, 84/DAINTY CREAM VOILE ROBE, prettily trimmed with imitation Maltese lace and Guipure motifs. Tho sleeves reach to the elbow and a black satin belt completes the effect. This is a simple frock for evening wear. Price, 89/6 •CHRISTCHURCH.

SCOTT'S STABLES, COLLINCWOOD. HOUSES and VEHICLES on Hire Good Stabling. Parties driven to all parts of the district. Coach leaves for Mangarakau every Wednesday E. W. SCOTT, Proprietor Trafalgar Hotel. C, P. Barrstt : : : : Pre»rlotar. 1710RMERLY of the Manchester *- Hotel, Fedlding, and Albert Hotel, Wellington. The Trafalgar is well furnished throughout, and superior accommodation is provided. Tariff 6s 6d per day ; weekly by arrangement. All Liquors Guaranteed. Counter Loach II to 12 Doily. STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. — NELSON BRANCH.

Fire, Employers Liability, Accident &nd Disease, Marine, Common Law Mortgage Indemnity, Workers' Compensation, Personal Accident, Fidelity Guarantee, Administration Bonds., Plate Glass. Policies issued at Lowest Currant Rates. The Company is a New Zealand Institution, with Funds invested locally, and offers Absolute Security, Simplicity of Contract, Prompt and Liberal Settlement of Claim*. F. A. BAMFORD. MANAGER, STREET. I GOVERNMENT " DEPARTMENT FACT No. 9. FOR EVERY &100 collected in premiums, the Department has raturned to its Policyholders (or their representatives), op holds in trust for them, J5119. DuimiG the thirty-nine years of the Department's existence premiums have been received for upwards of seven millions and a half, over dvo millions have been returned o policyholders or their representatives, and the existing funds <;Id by the 'D^artmeat in trust ror policy ho! de-'.j amount to ovc; •>ur million pounds fcterlin^;. tf. E. RICHARDSON, ftorernment Injuranoo oommi*Bion«r.