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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIII, Issue 9979, 3 May 1911, Page 3

k Splatter! Splatter! That's No Matter. THERE ARE RAINCOATS HERE FOR ALL ! A RD aa nothing short of the very best Rainproof ___L will do when a storm comes bowling over our Murray's can offer yon that kind. . . Don't travel the town over trying to beat our values, your efforts will be fruitless. Our speciality in Rainproof Overcoat* is the Famous Burberry and Nicholson manufacture. -Motor Drlvi/ig Coats or Sporting Coats, in up-to-date styles, lined kid or fur, at 1) ./. fli'l o h -f_#lrl\l 12 £ ulneas " Ab3olutel y waterproof. ; ' ' Mi§ ; f 'Hill Smart Rainproof Walking Coats, ■ / fifFlwl very serviceabl < 3 > and in smart stylc3, from 45 /" B kB-fePI We Say it Agaia-You «? Wwiim CaDnot Beat our Values# J____£ap7 m!s£_ll A useful Burberry Accessory is the Kid Sheath, fej attachable to any overcoat, and it renders them fjcajr rainproof and keeps out the wind. Mm jpi .t. Boys' Overcoats, too, are here in great WINTER IS HERE—COME IN. €f» I-.. &9&UM. R m\y) MASTERTON. «Half a century ago Bonnington's Irish Moss was first sold in the little old-fashioned druggists' shops of that time. To-day it is the I otandard family cough medicine, procurable throughout the length ' J and breadth of New Zealand and Australia. Merit alone has built up its great 3 1 tale Your grandfather found it the most reliable remedy. Your lather used it I and'gate it to you. Now it cures the coughs and colds of your little one». '• \ R«fu»e sub»titutcs and insist on getting Mt BONNINGTON'S I m' ) CARRAGI'.EN f mm MOSS 111 :I''/' J-- // (?■-■' Mk.Staki.ky R. Booth,the well-known [\ \ jZiXIA repr-semative of the ■" N.Z. Farmer," i Mi'_A W/*-"' '"~-'t)\ writes:-" A bad cold, foUowed by an h ' .'I lA'iF' /\\ e A; \ att.ick ot'bronchitis, with a severe hackle Xi~<si~lXAl--S\ A \ ing coukli, induced me to try your BonI -~ J R^\y7c c /* * : /\/ ninstou's Irish Moss. It proved a most "nil V 3 *XX-r-' happy remedy, enabling me to fulfil an / \ " t_ 55 5_5_J^-^^ engagement when I had despaired oi [ / \. f^ patting in an appearance." 37 j Keep /^P^aV I Fact II ill flttilllSfMli Mind! &v i&!»_-_i v 3!_- ® "-".jt ~_~-N»v Nm. B ]|gjgai|i»iiitn_-M_-!__i< B_m___HWF«™ __»-_ro__--~_--_*i™-i____a naj||j£Q___B____--______-&m_- 1 I It is Pare, Wholesome, Crisp. It Stimulates and I Sustains, without causing that uncomfortable feeling I of Repletion so often associated with Cereal Foods. It I 1 fits the Business Man perfectly for the Rush and Strain j i of the Busy Morning. «L Don't run away with the idea that it is Just j lis. Ordinary .1 .oiled Oats. It is Quite Different. It is prepared by Secret Process with Special Llr.-limery. Every Wholesome and Stimu- 1 WLs* ___S?J "*hT\ - :ly In^redieilt of tne Grain is Preserved 1 p i * ' ' ' - nness - Ever y possible impurity is 1 U Rt-i-TER-p I Scrupulously Eliminated. B |. %%%'&s&{'*■ I GATINA is the Best Thing in the I &_-_-fc.AT t S_« fo-._» ! Y r crid for the Man who Thinks and I k BOATIMA to work on. § J'■ SPECIALLY PRE PHKS j|, D T I_l !_. ?7 ' '"" 1 I"»OLLEDOATSIL — - - - *<*»— 1 I'". E--ily D'gt.ttd .fWjv NOTE. W |S»im o«t#n«/.«./ m ««to«. So-var./ | AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PBOVIDENT SGCIETI Accumulated Funds .£25,706,429 Annual Income _53,375,552 POLICIES IN F0RCE—237,875, assuring over (including Bonus Addition TOTAL CASH PROFIT DIVIDED—£IS,II6,SBI CASH PROFIT DI TIDED FOR ONE TEAR (1909)—£771,492, providing REVERSIONARY ADDITIONS of over £1,370,000. The Society now issues EVERY DESIRABLE FORM Or POLICY—ORDINARY i INDUSTRIAL—for any amount, from £5 to £10,000. Tontine Policies. This Society r.V.s not issue Tontine Policies, for the reasons — (1; ihat it considers sn< contracts alien to .he purposes of true life assurance, and (2) that the disappointment whit has been occasioned by the failure of offices issuing such Policies, to realise one single esl mate of the prrba: !o rerult h_B worked eerious injury to the cause of assurance. When the American Companies commenced the issue of Tontine Policies in Australi this Society pointed out that the exaggerated estimates made were impossible of realisatio Events have proved the truth of the prediction, and these American Companies have nc abandoned these disappointing policies, the issue of which has now been made illegal by ti State of Y,evr York, where they originated. The Society issues Policies, under its Tables J, R, and T, which offer much great benefits and poßsesß none of the disadvantages attaching to Tontine Policies. DIRECTORS OF THE NEW ZEALAND BRANCH : The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L.C. (Chairman); A. db B. Bbandon, Esq. (Deputy Chairman tho Hon. E. Richabds.n, C.M.G.; John Duncan, Esq.; land Joseph] Joseph, Esq. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. New Zealand Branch — CUSTOMHOUSE-QUAY, WELLINGTON. Mastepton District Office: Peppy-street. H. J. FRANCIS, District Seoretar LONGBUSH MAIL COAC NOTIGEi '|"N thanking patrons for past favours, 1 JL proprietor de-ires to notify them tl I WISH to announce that lam a CASE on m i a tter October Ist, the Longbi BUYER of ell kinds of Fat . tock dur Coach will leave the Club Stables for Loi bush at 2.40 p.m., instead of 3.30 Lag the present freezing season. formerly W. MoKENZIE. ' D. MoPHEB, Proprietoi