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Observer, Volume XXVII, Issue 37, 1 June 1907, Page 21

HP HAMES TTOTEL. CORNER OF - QUEEN, AND CUSTOM-STREETS, Auckland. T. B. O'C UNNOR - Formerly Proprietor of the VICTORIA HOTEL, Desires to intimate tbat be h%s taken over the above commodious and popular Commercial and Family Hotel. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION. DAY AND NIGHT PORTER. BEST WINES ANDJ SPIRITS KEPT. TERMS MODERATE. Telephone No. 369. TTNITED TTOTEL. QUEEN AND WELLESLEY-STRBETS. A. B ACH Formerly Proprietor of the ALBEET AND QUEEN'S FERRY HOTELS, Desires to inform the public that be has secured a long lease of the above centrallysituated house, and will spare no effort I Ito minister to the comfort or convenience of ' his customers. ALES, WINES AND SPIRITS Of the BEST BRANDS ONLY. TO SUFFERING MEN.— A Reverend Gentleman, an unfortunate sufferer from boyish folly for years, was cured in a remarkable manner after doctors had failed. I will send the cure free to anyone, Enclose two stamps.— F. CHAPMAN, P. 0., Port Melbourne, V.

NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA LTD., DIRECTORS : A. E. PEARCE, Esq. (Chairman) W. FRASER, ERQ., M.H.R., AND NICHOLAS REID, Ep v . Funds nearly • £4,478,000. Annual Income nearly £824,000. THREE IMPORTANT PRINCIPLES INTRODUCED BY THIS ASSOCIATION. 1. do Policy allowed to lapse so long as there is a surrender value sufficient to pay the Premium. 2. No Member compelled so pay a higher Premium than that set pposite his age on the Tables of Rates. 3. Age taken at nearest birthday. J KEW HARTY, ORTON STEVENS, / District Manager for Auckland. SSanager for rNew. Zealand.