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Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14528, 4 October 1917, Page 2

litpip ■"■"T°" Ladies ! A chance that doesn't —— jS/ ——— very often come your way. "H /jM II IUUK l^vJo I UIVIJuL - x\ &s\J3's * Fresh and Crisp from our High-grade «MffiltS\ Workrooms MAILED DIRECT TO YOU ! **&&' %x I'V\ MODEL No. 1 (as illustration)—A. simple and pracfflMi'h rME&s* tical COSTUME in fine navy Sorgo or Gabardine. riM :I?fl \i ' "^ie coafc astens down the centre of the front with fiffl j a: M \\ large buttons, and is finished with the very newest ■iffMi I I | Russian collar in fur. ' MjM^JlJtmJg Prices - From £5 ss. Od. §WWrsfW°^%\ ' Being the actual manufacturers, wo are able to sell it'ml % \ %\ theso beautifully tailored Costumes at less than you ii Wa 11 w \ can Poss'b'y purchase elsewhere. // M! Miv »I I TICL ou Eci3JfE NE 0F O°B Satisfied Patrons ? *" MW\ \ * 1-3 Ladies' Own Material made up in tho Latest Styles. *T-.. »1 —" QIF C* 171 'Q 27MannersSL ' 0! & 4^ ™~"^ OH-aVjUal-i »3 Wellington.. ■—"—■ m-E JLiLRGEST MUTUAL OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 7 RESULTS FROM SIXTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL REPORT: NEW BUSINESS, 1916 (Ordinary) £0,640,020' NEW: BUSINESS, 1916 (Industrial) £1,038,105 * • ■ ■ J?f Q7O "|f>c; ASSURANCES IN FORCE WITH BONUSES— ~ ' ' Ordinary Department £108,592,181 Industrial Department £5,552,766 ACCUMULATED FUNDS £36,47fi 570 £114j144 '947 ANNUAL INCOME £6.116.410 STOTAL CASH BONUSES DISTRIBUTED SINCE ESTABLISHMENT £21,553,068. CASH BONUSES ALLOTTED FOR ONE YEAR (1916), £857,178. Providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of about £1,500,000. PAID to MEMBERS or their Beneficiaries, £47,342,569. The Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM OF POLICYWH>irARY or INDUSTRIAL—for any amount, from £5 to £10,000. > DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C., Chairman; A. de B. Brandon, Esq., Deputy Chairman; Josept' Joseph, Esq., H. Bcauchamp, Esq., and A. , ¥. Roberts, Esq. A. AMIES, Manager for New Zealand. New Zealand Branch—Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Neisen District Office, corner Trafalgar and H^rdv Rtreats, JAMES HAIE, District Manager

WE BELIEVE IN Because into its makiug have gone the finest thoughts of those two Master Men whose name it bears. We Believe in this ear Because wo know that beneath the lustre of a matchless exterior is the expression of Honesty and Integrity in Material Form. We 'know that bm®s up m every Poßished Gearircg Are those qualities which manifest them&eives in all great achievements. c Still £F9t Sf^lP" V* P"°fi Si nn ff^k We know that we are selling1 a Machine that is made of Iron and Steel and Character—a Vehicle that must and doe 3 symbolise" and maintain a priceless reputation built on honour. Our [faith ie not alons a faith in:'V CAE—it is a faith in. the ideals of men, for we know that back of thesb mighty factories THEIR thought is ever Master. ■ Back of the Motors' Humming, ] There aro the eyes which scan them, Back of tbo Uelts that sin^,'-..-' Watching through stress and etiain ; Back of the Hammers drumming, * There ara tha Minds which plau them B&ck of the Craves that swing, ] Back of the brawn, the Brain And so \TS stmd, inspired with the blazing truth that we are selling through honest effort, something not only BUILT BY MAN, b,.ut BUILT OF MEN, to be SOLD,TO MEN, by, : "" SOLE DISTET.OT AGENTS POR . / '■ i • ■ .Fainted any Colour, FREE j | Painted any Colour, FREE, • f*pare Tyro and Tube. ! Fpare Tyro and Tuba. I-ijh Tecsibn Ignifeieu, , Eigb Tension Ignition. /./I SI 7 Models.- ■11 ,* . 1917 fcflodeis. ■ ■■;. ':PriQBS' Ton appjloaiion^... Tuition' ¥m%.