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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3868, 28 July 1873, Page 3

GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. SEOURITY of POLICIES guaranteed by the Colony. Low Rates of Premiums. Conditions of Policies free from all needless restrictions. Settlement Policies in favour of wife anel children jpboteoted from operation of Bankruptcy Laws, in terms of "New Zealand Government Insurance and Annuities Act, 1871." Proposal Forms, Tables, with every information, may be obtained at any Money Order Post Office in the Colony, or from the agent, Mr BENJAMIN SMITH, Lambton quay. HAR L E S S E A GB B BircUNBBB, 801188 MAKBB, IBON AND BBABS POTWDBB Custom House street Wellington. WM. WALLIS, BFHiDEB AND.TTNDEETAKEB, MANNEBS -STBEET. REASONED TIMBER, all sizes and widths C 5 always on hand ; also American Panoel and Sash Doors ; also, Sashes and Frames. Tottira Piles, from 6 feet 2. Galvanized Corrugated Iron, 24 guage screws, Nails Rivetß, and Washers, cheap EW. IND CARVER, while returning his • sincere thanks for the large amount of patronage already bestowed on him, begs to inform the residents of this city that he will still endeavor to merit further fayors by giving every care and attention to Pianos and Harmoniums entrusted to him. Having lately received a supply o£ Wire and Felt, he is prepared to resuscitate old favorites so as to once more please the ear. Pianos bought, sold, and inspected on commission. Address — Moubswobt-h stbeet, Tborndon. Elementary pupils taken for the piano and harmonium. Juefc published by Messrs Bailliere, Tindall & Cox, 20, King William street, Strand, London, eighth edition, post free 3s Bd. ON THE FUNCTIONAL DERANGEMENTS and Debilities of the Generative System j their Causes, Symptoms, Treatlment, and Cure. By F. B. CoUBTENAX M.R.C.S., England. 11 The aim of the author is to present a common sense view of the nature, consequences, and treatment of a olass of mental , and physical diseases very prevalent and most distressing, the victims of which have hitherto been too often terrified in all sorts cf ways by philanthropists — often ill advised by physi« cians — and preyed upon in the most shame, 1 ess manner by quacks." — "Medical Circular." ■