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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 11713, 18 August 1902, Page 3

TO THE FACT THAT IS BIDDING HEAVILY FOR PUBLIC FAVOUR, BUYING BIG LOTS, GETTING BIG CONCESSIONS, GIVING BIG BARGAINS. AUE TATEST T7 ENT UR E —Is— A .TyrANUPAOTURER'S qTOCK i~VF LACE CURTAINS. mhE r E t s \ To t r\ f mhe mi'h THE MORE THE MERRIER. TTfE ARE "VTOT Q CARED ! t i rpHE T>KIOE \A7ILL pLEAR rpHEMII fJIHE -T\ON gOFT poODS SYNDICATEWANGANUI AN D STRATFORD. HARRY BISHOP, Manager. THE AUSTRALIAN WIDOWS' FUND T IFE A SSURANCE Q<OCIETY, T\TD(ESTABLISHED, 1871). "PURELY TI/rUTUAL— NO SHAREHOLDERS. All Profits belong to the Members of the Society. Every desirable form of Life Assurance, Endowment, and Annuity Business transacted. QPECIAL "FEATURE. NEW SYSTEM OF LIFE ASSURANCE, exempting from Payment of Premiums when the assured is either temporarily or permanently incapacitated either by accidental bodily injury, or by illness, or by mental disorder. LIBERAL CONTRACTS will be made with gentlemen of influence and good position who are able to introduce business. FUNDS EXCEED £1,500,000T INCOME EXCEEDS, £250,000. EXCEFTION/ r,Y LARGE RESERVES. ABSOLUTE SECURITY. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:— John Guthrie Wood Aitken, J.P., Chairman (Mayor of Wellington). , Alexander Horsburgh Turnbull (Messrs W. and G. Tumfoull and Co., Merchants, Wellington). Walter Fell, M.D., Oxford- M.R.C.S., Lond. HEAD OFFICE FOR NEW ZEALAND : Custom House Quay, Wellington. V. H. BAXTER, Resident Secretary. DISTRICT OFFI^S: Rutland Chambers, Ridgway Street, Wanganui. CECIL J. WRAY, Local Advisor. CHAS. H. BLACK, .District Manager. A CCEDING to the expressed wishes of our Customers, we have decided to use A. a registered brand ANGARETTA, with all goods formerly known as Kanzarette, and branded with the'figure of a Kangaroo and the word Angarette. The Chief Justice having given his decision that the word Kanjjarette and tlie figure Kangaroo may be used by anyone, we would caution all buyers to see tho above b?and on & boot* and shoes; these alone are genuine., all others, whether called Kangarette, Kangarata, or any similar sounding i«e are merely imitations, dud being frequently made of an inferior quality of leather, should be avoided. leather that we have been using for nearly two years it has proved to be very durLad«*' Shoes, we would recommend our Pump, bc&nded j» rhey are quite as light aa any American 7or Continental, axo as durable and very Any Boot or Shoe bearing one of the above brands is guaranteed by the Mauufactur era. IW. & J. STAPLES & CO. WELLINGTON.