Notices rO LET, a SIX-ROOMED COTTAGE, Totara. Apply Sirs Townsend, HAaiy sir. et. «7 ANT ED to PURCHASE (for Cash)— vw TWO or THREE LIGHT HOBSJSS suitable for Packing-J. and S. Roberts, Pollen and Mary streets. \XrANTED.-IWItfE MANAGER^ for i? Went worth Mine, Whangatnate, holding list or 2nd Class Certificate Ap ly, stating qualification and salary required to Fred 11. Whalley, Engineer, Mananu Gold Mining Company, Limited, arran street, Auckland, or care A. P. Harper, Esq.. solicitor, Thames--BTBAYED OR STOLEN— A YOUNG POINTEB DOG; Color /1l Liver and White. A reward will be paid for reluming the dog to me, and any pereon found in possession of the dog after three days from dat; will bo. prmcutei. ALBERT BRTJCE. ST. GESFGE'S HALL. A N EVENING PARTY will be held in t\ the above Htll on WEDNESDAY NF XT, the 4th October. Ladi. sby mvi« Nation, Gentlemen 2s, Tickets may ba obta Mi from any of the Coamitt c. J. T. Dwtbh, Hon,£ec. BAPTIST AND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10-Night! To-Night! SALE OF WOEK (Continued) THURSDAY, September 28th, IN THE MINERS' UNION HALL. 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT of Useful * and Ornamental Good*- 'Xmas Tree for the Children, Rustic Baskets of Ferns, Etc. Music by the Kauaeranga Oichestra, &c, Phonograph. Promenade Concert 20 Performers—Al Programme. Sale opened at 2 o'clock. Admission 6d. Children who pay for admission will re.eive a present of an equal value to the amount they pay; Madame Heller, PHYSIOGNOMIST, Inspirational Medium Rooms, Pollen street, opposite St George's Hall. QUESTIONS answered on Health, Business, Marruge, etc Splendid testimonials. Over 30,000 people inter* viewed in all centies of New Zealand. Consultation fee 2s 6d. No connection with public performeia of same name. Far one week only. NOTICE. THAMES ELECTORAL DISTRICT. I HE GENERAL ROLL for the above * District is novt Complete, aqd may be Inspected at the office of the Registrar at the Magistrate's Office, Thames, between the hours of 10 a.m and 4 p.m. daily, and at every Post Office in tbe district daring office hours. Jambs Jordan, Registrar of Electors, Magistrate's Offiue, Thames, 27th September, 1899. , THE Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society (Ltd ) PROGRESS OF THE SOCIETY 18f3-1898. FUNDS. Date. Amount. 31st March, 1875.. ...£2,864 31st March, 1880 '. .£103,551 31st March, 1885 £471,353 31st December, 1890 £1,196,414 31st- December, 1895. £1,923,835 31st December, 1898 £2,261,656 NEW BUSINESS. Period. Sum Assured. 13 years ended 31st March, 1887 £10,421,671 llf years ended 31st December, 1898 14,313,500 TOTAL NEW BUSINESS Since commencement of Society exceeds Twenty-four Millions Sterling (£24,735,171). AMOUNTS PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS, £2,148,418. ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED £2,250,000. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS £400,000. P. M. THOMSON, Special Representative. H. C. GILLESPIE, t Local Agent, Thames,
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Thames Star, Volume xxx, Issue 9450, 28 September 1899, Page 2
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440Page 2 Advertisements Column 7 Thames Star, Volume xxx, Issue 9450, 28 September 1899, Page 2
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