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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XVI, Issue 31, 23 November 1888, Page 22

WAKATIPU FLOUR AND OATMEAL MILLS, LAKE HAVES. (Between Arrowtown and Queenstown.) rpHOMAS MURRAY, having purchased the above Mill, JL which is now in full \sorking order, teing lately fitted with new machinery of the latest and most approved pattern, and having secured tbe services of a first-class miller, is now in a position to execute orders) for Iflour, Oatmeal, Br&n, Pollard, etc. Cash Buyer of Wheat and Oats. Highest Prices given. HIRE SYSTEM HIRE PURCHASE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. MESSRS. QHARLEB JJEGG & QO] do not hesitate to make the extraordinary claim for their Hire System that it is VASTLY SUPERIOR to all others, both as regards Value and the easy Repayments, which are calculated on a Lower Interest Basis than any other house. HIRE SYSTEM HIRE PURCHASE. — We readily recognise the advantages offered by our rivals, because we were the first to introduce tbe Hire System into New Zeal&nd on exactly similar lines, and, therefore, it is but common fairness ami justice that we should reip the benefits of our labour and expenditure. HIhE SYSTEM HIRE PURCHASE. Whi n anythn.g stands the test of time among a discriminating people, it is pretty sure evidence of real worth and merit, and with 12 years' experience and adminibtration of the Hire j Syiem to guide us, we still justly claim to lead. HIRE SYSTEM HIRE PURCHASE. —„ That we perform all we cloim is conclusively proved by the fact that those who regard us with the greatest favour are those who have dealt with us the longest. Our customers are our references. HIRE SYSTEM HIRE PURCHASE. ... We shall be glad if buyers, when comparing our prices with those of other houses, will, at the same time, also carefully compare the goods, in which case they will find that we give more solid value for the prices we receive than can be obtained elsewhere. Pianos, such a 9 we absolutely reject, can be, and are sold at much lower prices than our importations ; but these are no test of value, and lead to ultimate vexation and annoyance long before the apparently easy payments have run out. HIRE— SYSTEM-HIRE— PURCHASE : The continued success and increasing popularity that haß marked each alteration in our Hire System Btamps it indelibly as the Safest and Cheapebt Method of Purchasing (without the slightest publicity) Pianos, Harmoniums, and Organs, etc., etc. on th it basii. ■ MESSRS CHARLES BEGG AND CO. Abstain from entering into competition with importers of inferior Pianos, many of which flood the market at times, and which may be classed with cheap trash. Our motto is : " Nulli Secundus" (" Second to none"), and we import Piauos and other Musical Instruments of good quality at a comparatively low price. We shfe.ll limit ourselves to a variety of English and German Pianos of bona fide manufacture, and shall endeavour, through carefulness as to the retention of their high Btaudard quality, to retain that confidence and esteem which our past career and established reputation has already earned for us at the hands of our patrons. THE MUSIC A L WAREHOUSE, " Nulli Secundtit" (Second to None). 26 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN (21 years Established). , TT A. C. B. SOCIETY, -jf^il , *'rYpl£'& Established 1871. "tisxs^-rr^^sis^ Registered nnder the Friendly Societies Act OBJECTS. — To cherish a love for Faith and Fatherland ; to extend the hand of fellowship to our co-religionists of every nationality ; to render assistance and visit the sick and distressed ; to help the widows and orphans of deceased members. A member on payment of 1b weekly is entitled to medical attendance and medicine fol himself and family. Also 20s per week for 26 weeks, 15s for the next 13 weeks, and 10s per week for a period of 13 weekß, in case of sickneps. On the death of wife, £10; at his own death relatives receive £20. Twenty branches of this excellent Institution are now Established in New Zealand, and everyone elegible for membership should join, and participate in its unsurpassed advantages, Full particulars to be had from the branches, and from JAMES O'BRIEN, District Secretary, Auckland