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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11280, 29 May 1891, Page 4

Business Notice. • HAMILTON & COSCONOESI'EiTED ■ : . NON.-PmSO>OUS, VLPID SHEEP DIP FOX SPRING AND SUMMER DIP PING. PACKED in 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, and 10 GAL LON DEUMS (Drums free) at 6b per Gallon. i(. ONE GALLON WILL DIP lOOjBHBBP. SURE CTT&E for Fly, Ticks, Lice, M&g gots, Scab/Mange/ie;- Itfsa'S 8 protection to Shoep after Shoir •" lM ' ing, as it renders the coat" waterproof; will pre.y,ent FJy.steiking, AGENTS WANTED.' ' HAMILTON & GO;v Wandswobth, London, Enolanj). _: ._. . ■ ■ ' -\ '*. ■*- '-./ TTOIiLOWAY'S/ryiN T-M-EsNT' Its searching and healiflg Properties. ar '""' known throughout tho World .■- For the cure of bad Legs, bad Breast: OLD WONND SOBES-ana" r UL'CEB£ it is an infallible remedy. If effectually rubbed on the neck and ohesfcarßaltlnfr " meat, itcures SpEE.THEOATßrpflohifciß " Coughs, Colds, and, even, A^THMA, l :rFji). Glariaular' " Swellings}' * 'Absbesses, Pileß ' : ' Fistulas; Gout, Rheumatism- AneTEven \ kindr o£ SKIN. DISEASE, >ft has actS V - been known to fafl. . - V - •,. . ' The Pills and' Ointment, are maimfac tured only at '78, 'Now' <sxfbrd' SCqSf. 533 Oxford St) London" w; - • '; And are sold by »U ; Vend6ra bf Medicines throughout . the Civilized Wprjd; with directions for "use in almost every lan guage. ' ' ' : -" "-• * vr^ : ©g" Porchaserß should look at the Pots and Boxes.. If. the iddrese is not 78, New Oxford Street, London, they are frauds - , *\ HOLLOWAY'S PIIiLS.This Great Household Medicine and amengst the leading necessaries of life, rhese fampus.RHa purify; the: BLOOD and BOWELS, guying; tonb; 'tiiSfc^MA ?-S°?J&? ww ' ®** b "MAIN'SPSIN&IS ■3F LIFE.. They are. confid&tttere . • commanded as a never-failing renieiiy 'ia ' al c»Beswheretheconstihition,frbnvwnat ever cause; has -become '"iinpwf and ■ weakefled. They are wonders* efflcaoious m all ailments- incidental to. Females' of all ages, andas », General Family, .MßDi- ' CINE are unsurpassed. '■ . \,, ' ' ■'.' '•■ ' / Pa b*© V« loi ■T Mf O.ET ANT NOT ICE g: i). joms&^cp., • GENTLEMEN'S TAILORS AND OUTt FITTERS,'' -" (Next Provincial Hote}, Bidgway.Tstreet), Beg to announce. to th^.aentl^mjejuof they have just opened up a large consignment of the Newest and Latest 'Patterds in Mpsgiel,-Kaiappi, Aahburton, and .- tgT WE3T OF ENGLANJP TViBEf>S, off which we are prepared to mjike Suits from £d, £Z 6s, .63 10s, .63 16s, M, and M ss, " With extra Pair of Trousers, for Cash. Experience proves tfiat our Gobd3 are not tp.be beaten for - ■ - PEICE, STFLE, I IT, OB FINISH. Those who have tried .opr Suits are always PLEASED, and are GLAD to BECOMMEND them to their friends. - The very high character of our, Mb Maojtogbon'b credentials and"hi>, r long service in his previous employ, W infficient to guarantee that, every satisfaction will be given to bur nnmerbusp'atrpnjii - GOVEENMENT LIFE INSUBANCE depaetmext; LOWEST PEEMIUMS. STATb GUAEANT-EE. PAETICIPATION IN PEOFITS Present Accnm jlated Fund oyer 41,600,000. Annual Income exceeds i£3op,ooo. Cash Surplus in 1885, over .6242.000 (Last Distribution). The Bates of Premium now in force, in this Office are lower'than thoEe charged to participating Polioyhplders- by. any other Office doing business in the Austra lasian Colonies.' It is nevertheless anticipated that, owing to cheap management and light mortality, very nnndspme bonuses will become paynblo to 1 Policy^ holders insuring under existing rates. That this is not a. mere, estimate may bo judged from the fact that, under the old scale of premiums, pbom wSich comparatively LITTLE PROFIT WAS EXPECTED TO accbuk, no less than £242,000 of CASH SUEPLUS, or nearly 25 per cent, of the whole accumulated fund at that/date, was found to have accrued during the Quinquennium ended the3l6t December; • 188(6; Of this amount .6160,000 was divided, aridtho balance carried to reserve. AH Participating Policies are entitled, on becoming claims, to a Prbspeotivd Bonus in accordance with the amount of premiums paid since the preceding distribution. Thus, th© advantages 1 of an annual distribution are secured without' the heavy cost attaching theieto.-- ■ " ■ " J. H. EICHARDSON Commissioner. O*l m « O A P 6 * day *P be n^ 0 3", I TO -J-ZLbypersonfl9.f either, -**<-*- OW J-sex, in their, own localities, at work for us. ' J,'ew business. All meot with wonderful success." Anyone can do tho work. Tbu don't need capital, or about the same as none. We will start you. No space to explain here. But you can make a snug little fortune honourably and easily. The employ-! ment is particularly adapted to i'he region in which the pubb'cation circulates. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men' Full particulars and inatrucfciozß mailed free. Now is the time— don't delay, tut ; write to ns at once. Address Stinson & Co.. Portland, Maine. United Slates, . .