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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12765, 21 June 1911, Page 2

AH run down, easily tired, nervous? And do not know what to take? Then go direct to your doctor. Ask his opinion of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It contains no alcohol, no stimulation, and is a blood purifier, a nerve v tonic, a strong alterative, an aid to digestion. Ask your doctor : about Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsaparilla as a strong tonic for the weak.; Ayer's Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Miss., U. S. A. ■ ■ ■■ Rheumo The cure that really cures Rheumatism AH Chemists and Stores, 8 2/6 and 4/6. II !■ Comfortable quarters at the EASTERN GRANDE HOTEL, Ohnkune E., near Station. Cook's coupons accepted.

The Sal 6 you have been asking about Starts Wednesday 28th June 1911. John McFarlane. Australian Mutual Provident Society. Results from sixty-second annual report. ACCUMULATED FUNDS, ever £27,000,000. ANNUAL INCOME, over £3,040,000. NEW BUSINESS, 1910 (Ordinary) ... £5,490,026. NEW BUSINESS, 1910 (Industrial) ... £777,740. . POLICIES IN FORCE (Ordinary department), 247,872, assuring over , £84,000,000 (including Bonus Additions). POLICIES IN FORCE (Industrial Department), - 58.527, assuring nearly " £2,000,000. ..-....,.. TOTAL CASH PROFITS DIVIDED, £15,964,191. - CASH PROFITS DIVIDED FOR- ONE YEAR <l£10), £839,602, providing , REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of .'about ;£1,500,Q00.. - Tho Society now issues EVERY DESIRABWE^ FORM OF POLICY- ' ORDINARY 6r INDUSTRIAIonfo* any amount ..from' £5 to £10,000. . ", DIRECTORS OF. tfKE; N TOW ZEALAND BRANCH: The Hon. C. J. Johnston, -M.L.0., Chairman; A. de'B. ..Brandon, Deputy Chairman; the Hon. E. 'Richardson, C. M. G.; John Duncan, Esq., * and Joseph Joseph, Esq. New Zealand Branch— Customhouse-quay, Wellington. EDWARD W. LOWE, O. G; JOHNSON, " . Resident Secretary. District Secretary, Wangamii. The Storrie Standard Milking Machines. THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS WILL BE OF INTEREST:— 1 Tamahere, April 27th, 1911. Messrs J. Young and Co., Wangamii. Dear Sir, —With reference to the "Storrie" Standard Milking Machines. I may say I am very pleased with it. It is a good milker, easy to keep clean and tho up-keep very small. I have not had to outlay anything since I bought it in September last.—Yours faithfully, F. DAY. Cambridge, April 16th, 1911. Messrs J. Young and Co., Wanganui. Dear Sir, — Yours to hand re "Storrie"' Standard Milking Machines. I have much pleasure in saying that lam perfectly satisfied with them, having worked thtem for six months. I might also mention that I have worker another make for three seasons, but piefer the "Storrie'* every time. They milk well, never get out of order, and cost practically nothing for upkeep.—Yours faithfully, H. C. WALLACE. Wocdville, March 20th, 1911. Messrs J. Youna and Co., Wanganui. Dear Sir, —Your note to hand r« milking machines. I am very well satisfied with the " iStorrie " Standard Milking Machines. In my opinion they are the best in the market at present, and tho least expensive to keep running. I started thorn early in September, and they arc running as well now as the first day we started them. They have not cost 3iie one penny for renewals up till now, and I think the most of the inflatory will run another teason. We have not had a stoppage with the ma-hines since starting. I consider the Bla.kstone Engine and tho Storrie Machines the very best combination that money -can buy -of all the machines in the market at present.—Yours faithfully, J. H. JOHNSTONE. Waverley, November 30 Mi, 1910. Messrs J. Young and Co., Wanganui. Doar Sir, —A good number havo been to <sco the "Storrie" Standard Milking Machines working. And seem .surprised we havo so little trouble with them, and they seem to do their work* so well. Tho machines are still running splendidly and the engine has never stuck us once; so far we could not be better satisfied than we are. — Yours faithfully, G. C. AIKEN. "THE BLACKSTONE" KEROSENE OIL ENGINES. NOTE Address: J. YOUNG * CO.. NO. 7 NIXON PLACE. If you should be thinking of Buying a New Range, This little story will interest you. In one of the smaller towns of tho Dominion, there is a Bricklayer in business on his own account, who is of a statistical turn, of mind. During the year 1908, he kept a record of the various kinds of Ranges which he built in, and quite unsolicied, forwarded the list to us on the 19th April, 1909. Ho says, " Out of 34 ranges 1 had to do with. 25 were SHACKLOOK'S, but out of 28 New Ranges (which he set in) 21 were SHACKLOCK'S. 3—2—l—and I—makes/ This evidence shows the yast measure of popularity en joyed by Shacklock's' favourite. — " O 1* T O H* " It's great recommendation is that it suits the Housewife best, giving a MAXIMUM OF EFFICIENT SERVICE with a MINIMUM OF FUEL CONSUMPTION. Ask your Ironmonger to .show you an " ORION." Illustrated Catalogue free on application. H. EL SH ** CSPKX.OOKT, Xtd M DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, AND WELLINGTON. 7