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Temuka Leader, Issue 7330, 7 June 1913, Page 1

The National Mutual life Association of -Australasia (LIMITED.) established a.d. is(>9. For Life Assurance Annuities and Endowments. The ANNUAL AMOUNT Most Progressive Australasian Life Assurance company FUNDS OVER £7.300.000. INCOME OVER £.1.285,000. PAID IN CLAIMS OVER £0.070,000 ANOTHER RECORD TEAR, NEW ASSURANCES INCOME FROM. PREMIUMS. AND-IN TERES. PAYMENTS TO MEMBERS ••• ADDITIONS TO FUNDS DURING YEAR ... LIFE ASSURANCE FUND AT 3flth SEPTEMBER, 1912 • £3,593.800 £1.284,170 £520,248 £589,450 £7,291,291 Low Rates. Bonuses Large. Agencies throughout the, World, and at all principal centres in (he 'ominion. , „ r . „ Head Office for New Zealand; Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Send for Prospectus. v ORTON STEVENS, Manager for New Zealand. A Few Prices. jWWWW RINGS, 8/- to £25 BANGLES, 2/6 to £5 AVATCHES, 10/6 to £S 10/-. BROOCHES, 2/6 to £3 10/-. 400-DAY CLOCK, £2 10/-. SILVERWARE AND ELECTRO PLATE. A full range. All Prices. A. B. GHYS, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER. ETC.. Dominion. Theatre BuDdings, King Street, TEMUKA. 'McDougall, Pcdder, & Co. TEMUKA. Grain, Seed, and Produce Merchants. ’ AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS. LAND,AND ESTATE AGENTS. FIRE, STOCK, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. * . IGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR GRAIN AND PRODUCE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Sale* of Produce, Skine, etc., will etc., will be held periodically. Agents for Doaaghy’s Binder and Sewing Twine, Nisarno and Blair’s e*da and Manure*, Agricultural and Dairy Machinery, Victoria Insurance. A Splendid Coat tor Gold Weather Ease and Comf o r t ♦3s m m tm r '■ v/DEAL this word,*"so | loosely and hastily used by | many, can with truth be applied to this admirable Overcoat. ®I For the, man who is fond of ease and comfort Hi his clothes and likes his overcoat cut full, this coat is indeed ideal —the very thing . Style is in no degree sacrificed. „ The coat has Raglan sleeves and strap cuffs and hangs straight and loose. We make it from high* grade Scotch Tweeds, and give splendid value. Price from. 24/6 A. G ABITES, Tcmuka

The/Force of an Argument IS WEAKEN®!) 11? PRACTICE DOES NOT BEAR OUT THEORY. It is the use you jput a thing to thattcsts most ; i{ it fails there, argument counts for nothing. It is fruitless to make a big claim for Paint if it will not stand being tjested in the package, under the brush, and after applied to (the surface ■f (PREPARED) U B *0 99 Is mat what we stfiy it is. Not a ‘'•patent” Paint, but a plain Paint made as o-ood as costly machinery, carefully selected m exact and unvarying scientific supervision, and one humired and forty years of Paint-making c.vperienco can make it. . If vou are interested in good painting, interested m seeing yotii work look well, and foolinb that it helps you to establish a reputation for work “oualitv,” no oilier Paint in theworld could serve you better. " CALL AND SEE w agent for TEMUKA’ and district