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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 29, 9 November 1888, Page 24

r^HE QOLONIAL jyfUTUAL J^IFE J^SSURANCE gOCIETY, Yj lMlTED - _______ i N.Z. Offices : AUCKLAND, OHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON. TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES, The Improved " Modified " Tontine System peculiar to the Colonial Mutual offers extraordinary advantages, combining Life Assurance with a sound and profitable investment. ABSOLUTELY UNCONDITIONAL AND INCONTESTABLE POLICIES. ALL PROFITS BELONG TO POLICY-HOLDERS. All Funds Locally Invested. Incorporated by British Law. New Assurances 1887, £1,469,786. Funds exceed £775,000. Annual Income £300,000. " The Colonial Mutual is a stalwart and progressive office, and the management is evidently determined that the Society will confer upon its members ihe fullest advantages compatible with security. It would be difficult to conceive of any system or plan whereby greater advantages conld possibly be conferred upon the policy-holders." — The Insurance Gazette of Ireland. NEW ZEALAND DIRECTORS: Edwin John Spence (Dalgety and Co.), Chairman; Georee Beetham, M.H.R., Wellington; Seymour Thome George, Auckland ; J. B. Harcourt, Wellington ; The Hon. W. J. M. Larnacb. 0.v1.G., M.H.R., Dunedin ; The Hon. George McLean, M.L C, Dunedin ; Frederick J. Moss, M.H.R., Auckland ; The Hon. Edmund William Parker, Jhristchurch ; The Hon. Sir Robert Stout, K.0.M.G., Dunedin ; Leonard Harper, Christchurch. FRANCIS J. FOX, General Secretary for N.Z.

•THE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING, TRA— LA— LA." READ THIS. ALL Flower and Vegetable Seeds de~ ! liveredatyourdoorat Catalogue Prices. | Cash must accompany the order. Wm. Hurst, , Stratagem, American Wondf-r, l'liss'9 Abundance, and other new and early Peas. M y att's Ashleaf (true) and other Early Kidney Pota- j toes. Be sure and send for my beautifully illustrated Seed Catalogue ; pronounced a work of art. Agent for Trigg's collect ion of Carnations and Picotees. WALTER BULL, 193 George street and Princes street (under the Grand Hotel), Dunedin. j ty stocks, MONUMENTAL MASON, Chkistohubch. [Established, lß72.] j Mjjjjjg I i signs and Estimates forwarded on application MONUMENTAL WORKS. MADRAS STREET BOOTH. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WE BEG to notify our customers and Friends generally we have Removed our place of Business to our New Premises (opposite Reid and Gray's, Princes Street South), where we shall be able to execute all orders with punctuality and care. HORDERN, BRAYBHAW, AND WHITE, Dunedin Carriage Factory, Princes Street South, D U N E D I N.

TZ'AITANGATA RAILW A XV ND COAL COMPANY (LIMITE KAITANGATA COAL. Th Company beg to intimate to their Patrons, as a safeguard against the imposition of other Coals, that the KAITANGATA hae a Bright Shining Appearance, Lights Quickly, and Lasts ; Free from Smell of any kind, and ii singularly Superior in every way for Household Consumption. Universal Satisfaction is Guaranteed to Householders by the uae of this Company's Coal. Procurable from all Coal Merchants. i FACTORY : a^ EIGH stbekt Geobqe bt. D.I.C. ' Op. Morris's. | -VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. I have much pleasure in announcing to my patrons and friends, who have so libeTally supported me for the past seven years, i that I have taken those commodious and ' centrally-situated premises, 190 George street, j ; where I will now have the most complete | facilities for carrying out all the branches of i my Parasol and Umbrella business. i ! For the convenience of my numerous Customers in Caversham, Bo»lyn, Mornirgton, ' etc., I have opened a BRANCH SHOP in HIGH STREET (opposite D.I C), where I ' I have on hand a Large and Varied Assort* 1 ment of Materials for Umbrella?, Parasols, etc. Repairs, etc., at the very lowest prices in the City. Competition defied. Factory : 190 George street. A. MARTINELLI. j-VT OON DA V OIL. , .131 Now Landing, ex Woodlark, from New York. If yow want a good light, use the best and save trouble All the Cans in tl.is shipment of Oil have the New Tap, with revolving top find long spout. This top serveH as lamp-filler, canvent, faucet, and can-filler ; saves labor ; no 1 soiling of hands. i NOONDAY FOR WASHING CLOTHES. I A few tablespoonfuls of Noonday Oil saves ! half the labour. Full directions can be obtained from your ' Grocer. WANTED KNOWN— npHOMAS GORMAN, IIOBSESHOER, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, i and Wheelwright. All kinds of Jobbing done. NORTH ROAD, TIMARU. THE ASHBURTON HOTEL, , EAST STREET. Proprietor - - Mr. DeVane. A Private Family and Commercial Hotel, five minutes from Railway Station. Private Apartments for Families. The Best Brands < of Wines and Spirits. Billiard Room. Tariff Moderate. Special Terms per week for Private Families.

ALLIANCE HO EL, Thames St., Oamaru. (Lately occupied by Mrs. Grant.) A. J. ADAMS, having taken the above well* known Hotel, begs to intimate to his numerous country friends and the travelling public generally that he is now prepared to offer them every Accommodation at a small charge, viz., Meals and Bed, Is; Boarders, £1 per week. A superior table kept. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths ; also a good Billiard Table. i The Alliance Hotel is well-known as the best j working man's Hotel in Oamaru. A. J. ADAMS, Proprietor. i SANITARY PIPE AND STONEWABK FACTORY, KENSINGTON". I 'ipHE undersigned having purchased the above Works, is prepared to sell at Loweit Current Rates. I J. H. LAMBERT. Nobth-East Valley and Kensington. TO THE HOTELKEEPERB, STOREi KEEPERS, AND THE GENE FUL PUBLIC ! OF NEW ZEALAND. TD.FE R A U D AERATED WATERS, WINES, AND CORDIAL MANUFACTURER, MACLAGGAN STREET, DUNEDIN. Inspection of my manufacturing process ia invited, and a Bingle bottle of my produce can be purchased from me for the purpose of being analysed. J. D. F. received the following Awards for J his Exhibits at the Sydney, Melbourne, and , Dunedin International Exhibitions :—: — Constantia Wine, Ist degrea of merit Peppermint Ist „ I Lemon Pyrup Ist „ i Lime Juice 2nd Ginger Wine 2nd „ Kappberry Vinegar 3rd „ , Cherry Brandy 2nd „ Burgundy Wine .sri „ Ginger Brandy 4th „ j .Anup'd Liquor 4th „ FERAUD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. Prepared only by J. D. FKRAUD. | Maclaggan Street, Dunedin. University Laboratory, Dunedin, 4th March, 1884. I have analysed J. D Fraud's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA and find it to be a well-prepared mixture of extracts of sarsaparilla and mezereon, with a number of other organic compounds, sweetened ard coloured with sugar and caromel. It is free from mercury and all other mineral poisonous substances. In composition it is similar to Dr. Townsend's Sarsapaiilla, differing mainly in the proportions in which the ingredients are present. (Bigned) J. G. BLACK, M.A., L.S., Professor of Chemißtry.