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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXV, Issue 10, 20 August 1897, Page 7

p O B B AND C < V^ TELEGRAPH LINE ROYAL MAIL COACHES Leave SPRINGFIELD for IIOKITIKA, KUMARA and GREYMOUTH on the arrival of First Train from Christchurch, EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. CASSIDY AND CO., Proprietors. Agent.— W. F. WARNER, v Commercial Hotel, Christchurch. Q TEAM ARTESIAN WELL SINKE House and Sanitary Plumber. Hot and Cold Water Services. Founder and General Engineer. Maker of the Celebrated Tital Steel Windmill. Creamery and Butter Factory Machinery. Contractor to the Central Dairy Company. Pumps, Pipes, Rams, Gasfittings, etc., etc . fixed at Lowest Kates. Estimates and Plans on Application. THOMAS DANKS, Providence Works, Lichfield street, Christchurch, N.Z. HR. MORRISON' • CASH BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, «J3 George street, Dunedin. Job Lots of Gents' Sample BOOTS and SHOES— First-class Quality, Best English Make — Selling at a Sacrifice. Ladies' anl Children's BOOTS and SHOES— Every Variety. Best Quality of Boots and Shoes at LOWEST PRICES in the City. INSPECTION INVITED. NOTE. — Buying for Cash and Selling for Cash means Cheap Goods for the Purchaser. p R I T E R I 0 N STABLE VV MORAY PLACE. DUNEDIN. James Jeits (Successor to \V. 11. Taggart) Proprietor. Drags, Landaus, Waggonettes, Dog-Carts, and Vehicles of every description. Saddle Horses always on Hire. Carriages for Wedding Parties. Horses Broken to Single and Double Harness, also to Saddle Telephone No. 121 ; also Empire Stables, Palmerston South> v r-% "/','/ TT A - °- B - SOCIETY %BfK?B\Sf^r' r Established 1871. fe^4k i rr^ sS s^' Registered under the Friendly Societies' Act OBTECTR— 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 widow* and orphans of deceased members. A FULL Benefit Member, nn payment of a weekly contribution of from Is to N .'id (uradmteil accnidmii to a»e). is entitled to Medical Attendance and Medicine for himself and family (children to be under the age ot l(i years) immediately on joining. Also 20s per per week for 2(5 weeks, l.'s per week for the next 13 weeks, and 10s week for a further period of 13 weeks, in case of sickness, and should there be a continuance of illnes-.. .">> per week is allowed during incapacity a^ superannuation, provided he has been a member of the Society for 7 j\ais previous to the commencement of such incapacity. On the death of wife, £10; at his own death relatives receive £20. A Reduced Benefit Member, on payment of a weekly contribution of from 7d to sd (graduated according to age), is entitled to Medical Attendance and Medicine tor himself immediately on joining and a Sick Allowance ot UK per week for 2(> weeks. 5s per week for the succeeding 13 weeks, when.it he be still unable to follow any employment, he shall be entitled to 2< (id per week for another 13 weeks, and in ca^e of additional illness, 2s (id during in capacity, under the same proviso as in tho case of full benefi members. On the death of a reduced benefit member his represen tative is entitled to the sum of ,-ClO. Members of female br.mchcs contribute weekly (graduated according to ajie) from 7d to '.i]d. and receive benefits as follows :—: — Medical Attendance and Medicine immediately on joining, in case of sjuknes-. I<k per week for 2(i weeks, 7s (id for the succeeding 13 weeks, and ."is per week for anotlu r 13 weeks if still unable to follow any employment. On the death ol a femal? benefit member her representative is entitled (if single) to C2O. (it married) on the death of her husband she is entitled to Clu. Sl.ouiu she die before him her representative is entitled to C2i>. Provided in all cases the Rules of tho Society and the requircnei us ot the Friendly Societies' Act are adhered to. Twenty-five branches of this excellent Institution are now established in New Zealand, and every provident Catholic in the Colony eligible for membership should join and, combining as it does, the spiritual as well as the temporal, participate in its unsurpassed advantages. Full particulars may be had from branches and from P. KEARNEY, District Secretary, Auckland.