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J. & H. M C LAREN'S (Leeds) TRACTION ENGINES ALSO PORTABLE, SEMr-PORTABLE, AND FIXED ENGINES Ci mbice Durability, Simplicity, Handiness, and Bpeed. Hl^|fflnffln^Hß^^n^nV|n|Mr|Hffl^HffTn|^^^k^M|k C|EB||Hj|Jlj||BJyflH|iW^AAK^EßJ|^^oH^fl^Ul|Uj^^^^^^ HJoUfflywll|Ul|^HH|uWlllflu||HUlUlHH^^wyMyj|H||^L GOLD MEDAL, Haddingtoo, N.B. 1891, after a Trial Open to AH Comers. FIRST PRIZE, £75, Glasgow, 1888, after a B«vere Tria The above Awards are the Latest that have been competed for at Home, and McLARSN was First in both. They are the ONLY Traction Engines used for Carting Wool from the back country to Christchurch. W. A. McLAREN, Agent, ST. ASAPH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

A GROWING BUSINESS. T HE DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION Point with great pride to the phenomenal success they have achieved Bince they opened at 86 and 88 George street, Dunedin, two years ago. They claim, without fear of contradiction, that no other House in Town can show such a growth and record in the time ; and still there is no let up. Why is it? Why are they making such headway ? They will inform you it ie because they IMPORT DIREOT, buy for CASH, and sell for RBADY MONEY only, while their expenses are lower than Princes street shops. They have a good location, are prompt, accommodating, and a pushing, trade-making Firm. In fact, they nil a want by supplying really reliable goods at prices within the reach of all. They have now opened np tbeir SUMMER SEASON'S SHIPMENTS OF DRESSES, PRINTS, MILLINERY, MANTLEB, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, kc., &c, and cordially invite inspection and comparison. Pay them a visit, and be satisfied and pleased. DRAPERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION, 86 and 88 Gkobgb Strekt, DUNEDIN.

HUGH GOURLEi desires to inform the public he skill continues the Undertaking Business as formerly at the Establishment, corner Clark and Maclaggan street , Dunedin. Funeials altended in Town or Country with promptness and economy HIBERNIAN HOTEL TI M A RU. T. J. BURNS Proprietor (Late T. O'DriscolJ). First-Class Accommodation for Boarders and Visitors. Fbrb Stabling

J RHODES & CO. • DUNKDIN STEAM DYEING k CLEANING WORKS 116 George Street, Dunedin. We would respectfully solicit orders for Dyeing and Cleaning. Every description of Damaek, Tapestries, Lace, Ladiea' and Gen» tlemen's Wearing Apparel, Featbere, ice., Cleaned or Dyed carefully and well. Terms moderate. «9r Goods to be dyed Black for Mourning receive prompt attention. tf^jto&^l T C ' HELTON -^yT^ffffi UNDERTAKEB, „..,--..- ".' High Street, Rangiora.

WR. BORDER, • Six years Foreman for Scott Bros., Christchurch, ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT, BOILERBMirH, kc. All kinds of Engines, Boilers, and Milling Machinery Made and Repaired. Estimates given for Verandahs and all classes of Iron Work. Bicycles repaired at Reasonable Rates. WMUCH, Boot and Shoe Maker • and Importer, HIGH STREET, RANGIORA. (=y Repairs Executed with despatch.

OT. PATRICK'S COLLEGF, WELLINGTON. The College RE-OPENS on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1893. The co-operation of Parents and Guardians is solicited in ensuring punctual attendance of Smden's on Monday, Feb. 6. F. J. WATTE RS, S.M., D.D., Rector. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE BOCIEIY LIMITED. PROGRESS OF THE SOCIETY. Funds. New Business. Sum Date. Amount. Period. Assured. 31st March, 1877 .. .. £1K,988 3 years ended 3Ut March. 1877 £997,937 31st March, 1880 .. .. 103,660 3 years ended 31st March, 1880 2,214,217 81st March, 1883 .. .. 298,708 3 years ended 81st March, 1883 2,682,200 31st March 1886 .. . 60b,074 3 years ended 31st March, 188 b 3,222,365 3 1st Dec. 188H .. . 803,281 2J years ended 3Ut Dec, 1888 4,127,210 31st Dac.J 1891 .. 1,372,301 3 years ended 31st Dec, 1891 6,423,410 During the ytar 1891 the New JJusimss exceeded ONE MILLION AND A HALF, and the Funds were l^creastd by £175,940, representing an increase for the Oni Year of n arly FIFTEEN PKK OKNT. District Apenis : B. O. YOUNG, Christchurch. | JOHN P. PIERCY, Duncdio. Head Office, Wellington. ARTHUR E. GIBBS, Secretary for New Zea and.

TV/TONASTERY OF THE SACRED HEART, BARBADOES STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. BOARDING AND DAY SOHOOLS FOR YOUNG LADIES. (Under the Patronage cf the Right Rev Dr Grimes, S.M., D.D.) The above Schools will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, January 30th. For fur her particulars and prospectus apply to the REV. MOTHER PRIORESS. WELLINGTON. A GRAND ZEALAOIA FAIR AND MONSTER ART UNION, In Aid of the Fund for BUILDING SCHOOLS AT NEWTOWN, Will be opened in the SKATING RINK On FEBRUARY 6. The Very Rev Father Devoy, S.M., V G , confidently appeals to his friendi to whom bo has sent Books of Tickets that they will icturn him the Blocks and Cash as soon as possible.

■ ■nO nnrAVirtVO SPRING SHOW of the L.iteM .\"\Hti<». v, Summer Millinery, Dm othy (Japes, Newmarket Jacket* Ifflnu UIILAVLn U Flowers, Feathers, Laces, kc. L.ulies «huul.l m.c the Goods : beauuiul and very Moderate uk foot IllllWi tyiift-ri ■•« 10IBNTLYI0 DJUBSfiMAKINQ TAUOH2.