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Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVI, Issue 8087, 1 April 1895, Page 4

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WE RECOMMEND to the good tnst of the public a trial of ARTHUR NATHAN'S "RELIABLE'' TEAS, ' And for perfection in smßNQin imil monAHCR will Id h rd to approach anything Hko Arthur Nathan's Ceylon Tea, Which fa packed In afr-ltght 10-wl r-arbcts, so as to rcaoive the full aroma of Iho loaf. TIII3 beautiful Tea can bo obtained of. all Grocers "' and Storckctpers at 2s per pounl. ARTHUR NATHAN'S 'Reliable' Teas Arc Sold Everywhere Blended Tea or Coylon Tea, or Indian Teas, Mg all sold at 2s per pound. A SUPERIOR" QUALITY of each description Is put . up in similar mau< or, sold at 2s 01 per pound When you want Tea be sure you ask for and get ARTHUR NATHAN'S 'Reliable' Teas, NONB OTiril WILL GIVE SUCH SA.ISFACJ.IION Action Speak Louder than Words, and Truth is Stranger than Fiction. TN drawing the attention of the public X to the fact that it is now Three Months since I started Baking and reduced the Price of Bread, which others followed, I would ask you to compare your bills for the last three months with previous bills. It has been currently reported by persons interested that I have been anxiously en-,, deavourins; to induce the trade to raise the Price of Bread, but this I most emphatically deny. I am still leading, and continue to sell tho LOAF, and FLOUR of the very best brands at the CHEAPEST POSSIBLE RATES, and would ask the public to continue their support, as 1 am sure it will be to their advantage to do so. "One pound saved equal to a pound earned." j OHBISTMAS CAKE. A largo quantity, just made, for SALE at ■Lowest Possible Hates. | f.trelbath MKEB, POLLEN STREET CENTRAL. QOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. Wlcy-holders and those about to Insure thould note tho three essontlals of Life Insurance, SECURITY. LIBERALITY. ECONOMY. IN THE GOVERNMENT OFFICE:SECURITY Is unimpeachable the payment of every policy is guaranteed by the State; tnd, In addition, the accumulated In* aurance Fund, Invested in the soundest securities, now amounts to nearly two million! sterling. LIBERALITY Is unequalled. Policies In arrear are kept alive so long as the chargei • on the Policy arc not in excess of th« Surrender value. Policyholders are unreluicted as to travel, residence, and occupation. Claims are promptly paid. Premiums are Charged for age mat tit birthday; Policies are unchallengeable on any ground except fraud, or suicide within twelve months. ECONOMY Is Insured by direct Parliamentary ( . supervision, All expenditure outsldo payment of Claims, &c. has first to receive the sanction of tho Legislature, FUNDS NEARLY TWO MILLION POUNDS, Annual Income- over £330,000. Cash Surplus in 1890, over £232,000. (LAST DISTRIBUTION). J. H, RICHARDSON, ConmlialoßCfi Francis Battson Tinsmith, Plumber, G asfitter, & Electric Bell Fitter, Has IN STOCK Washing Furnaces, Chimneys, Spouting, Downpipcs, lodging, Corregated iron, &c'., &c, All kinds of TINWARE made on the V remises. PIUSSKRV:? TINS with patent Opening aud Closing Tops. All Orders prompty attended to by competent workmen, 'Address— F. BATTSON, POLLEN STUKBT, THAMES, Tolophono, Nr, 3