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Observer, Volume XXVII, Issue 39, 15 June 1907, Page 21

Tl H AMES TJOTEL. CORNER OF AND CUSTOM-STREETS, Auckland. T. B. O'C ONNOE - Formerly Proprietor of the VICTORIA HOTEL, Desires to intimate that lie has taken over the above commodious and popular Commercial and Family Hotel. FIEST-OLASS ACCOMMODATION. DAY AND NIGHT PORTER. BEST WINES ANDISPIRITS KEPT. TERMS MODERATE. Telephone No. 869. TTNITED QIERVICE TXOTEL. QUEEN AND WELLESLEY-STREETS. A. B ACH Formerly Proprietor of the ALBERT AND QUEEN'S FERRY HOTELS, Desires to inform the public that he has secured a long lease of the above centrallysituated house, and will spare no effort to 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 AUSTEALASIA LTD., DIRECTORS s A. E. PEARCE, Esq. (Chairman) VV. FRASER, ESQ., M.H.R., AND NICHOLAS REID, E.<h«. Funds nearly ■ £4,478,000. Annual Income nearly £824,000. THREE IMPORTANT PRINCIPLES INTRODUCED BY THIS ASSOCIATION. 1. jflo Policy allowed to lapse so long as there ia 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 STEVENP, District Manager for Auckland. Manager for New Zealand.