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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXVII, Issue 22, 1 June 1899, Page 26

I DAI I AMTVMET i? OH Tailor-made Gowns Costumes J. dALLAN I YNr & UU. Dimici . Gowns , Gratefully appreciate the >upj)ort accorded Mantles i them for so many years, and respectfully invite Jackets inspection of their Skirts tfOVELTTES for Millinery Underclothing. Autumn and Winter, 1899 S One Shilling in the pound Discount for Cash Careful Selections from the Home and Continental Centres Of Fashion. J. BALLANTYNE: & CO. CHRISTCHURCH.

MACKENZIE AND SAUNI) E R 83 George street, Duxeiun. FURNISHERS CABINETMAKERS. UPHOLSTERERS. MANUFACTURERS. IMPORTERS JA S. SPEI GII T AN D 0 0 MALTSTERS ANr BREWERS. CITY BREWERY. DUNK DI N Registered under the Friendly Societies' Ac OBJECTS.— To eher ; sh a love for Fpith and Fatherland; to extend the hand of fellowship t<> our eo-ri ligiuniM.sr>t every nntionality ; to render assistance and vit-it the n< k and ili.-avbi<«-ei , to help the widows and orphans of o 't-eased members. A FULL Benefit Member, on paymet.t ot a weekly contribution of from Is to 1h 3d (gi.uu.iUd according to i^-O. is en(rJe<l to Medical Attendance and Medicine ior him-eif a-vi family (ct ildien to be under the age of IS year-) immediately on joining. Vlso p e r per week fcr 2!> \\e<.ks. \~>* per week ( or im<> next 1." week-. ;n,d li)s week for a i'urthei \ er" d of I.S \\«>eks, hi < ise of sickm^-. and -ho'ild there be a continuant c e^f iilne-s. .">, p"r sveek is a'louei dining incapacity as sujierciUMUitio'i, piv,\ ideii he has b^en v memoc 1 ' ol the Society for 7 years }T( \)ou? 10 tie couime.iceiuent of Mich hk opacity. On the duilh of wilo. ;.t his owu (ie:.ta ulativtc receive £20. A Reducer" l Bpnefit Member, on payment oi a weekly c-ntribu-tion of from 7d tv (,ti'<i tuated accordiA«r +o a^^i, is ciUiile-.i to Medical Attendance and Jwo'iome for hun-iU hj ;i e-uiatdy on jojjing and a Sick Allowß3.ce of 10b per week ie r :.'() \vt_t 1%:-, Os per wee^fc for the succeeding 1.1 weeks, w lion, it he be still un ijlb to follow any employment, he shall be entitled to is lid per • >rck for another 13 weeks, and in a.s« of udd'tional illness. 2^ (>d during incapacity, under the same pre>viso as in the c ise of full benefit members. On the death of a rodue-ed benefit member his repre&enative is entitled to the .sum of £10. Members of female branches contribute weekly (graduated according to age) from 7d to 9£d, and receive benefits :.s lollows :—: — Medical Attendance and Medicine immediately on joining, in case of sickness 10s per -\\ee-k for 2<> weeks, 7s (kl tor the sue-ce>eding KJ | weeks, and 5s per week for another 13 vu eks if i-ull unable to | follow p,ny emjuoyment. On the death of a female benefit member her representative is entitled (it single) to £i'(). ('i married) on the death of her husoand she is entitled to £10. should she die before nim her representative is entitled to £20. Provided in all ca^cs the j Rules of the Society and the requirements of the Friendly Societies' Act are adhered to. Twenty-five branches of this excellent Institution are now | established in New Zealand, and every provident Catheuio in the j Colony eligible for membership should join and, combining as it , does, the spiritual as well the temporal, participate in its unc-ur- J passed advantages. Full particulars r&ay be had from branches and Jrcm I Wai. K\NE i District Secretary Auckland I