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Observer, Volume XXXV, Issue 50, 21 August 1915, Page 20

What fate is in the word " farewell. It tells of parting, pain, and sad regret It sometime, sobs the sound of friendship s knell Fare well if spelt this way means otherwise. Fare well with health, make strength secure, Rose cheeks, red lips and dancing eyes Wrought by Woods' Peppermint Cure.

BALL PROGRAMMES and Wedding Cards—Cheapest and best in Auckland at the OBSERVER Office.

EAT DRINK AND BE MERRY, FOR TOMORROW WE DIE. BUT BEFORE DYING CONSULT PIKE & ABBOTT, Government Life Insurance Representatives. EXAMPLE POLICY, No. 432:— „,„„_.'. „ Original sum assured was increased from £1.000 to £1708 by Bonuses. The Annual Premium, £32 10s. (a Fifteen Payment Policy), was actually LESS than the Premium charged by a leading private office for an exactly similar Policy, but with- ut any bonuses whatever. LOWEST PREMIUMS. GOOD PROFITS, STATE SECURITY. CALL ON US, OR WRITE. Private Office : _ .__ __ HELLABY'S NEW BUILDINGS, What is Adequate Protection ? a Poiky with the ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY, Limited. FIRE :: ACCIDENT Funds Invested in the Dominion. Security for Policy-holders exceeds £5,970,000. Auckland Branch: I, CUSTOM STREET WEST. C. I. McKEAN, Local Manager. GLEESON & MITCHELL Brokers of GLEESON'S BUILDINGS, HIGH STREET, Sell Hotels or Buy Them—Leasehold or Freehold We have several City and Suburban Hotels on our Books Come in any old time at all GLEESON & MITCHELL.