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Gisborne Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 3713, 24 December 1912, Page 3

“10LA JJ THE NEW FIOOR AND FURNITURE POLISH. ‘IOLA,” ’ the King of Floor and Furniture Polishes, is a new patent preparation manufactured here in Gisborne. ‘IOLA” contains no Foreign Matter or Chemicals. ‘IOLA” will preserve Linoleums and make them wear ■IOLA twice as long. * will not wash off and will last for from Three to Five months in an ordinary room. ‘IOLA” when dirty only requires a wipe with a damp cloth to make it fresh again. ’IOLA” is not slippery. ‘IOLA” dries hard in Ten MinutesPRICE;: Is. per Tin. To introduce '“IOLA” our Travellers are making a house to house canvas of the Poverty Bay, and we recommend you to try a Tin when called upon. If you buy a tin, and after using are not satisfied that "IOLA” is the best preparation on the market we will gladly refund your money. Ask your firocer for “ IOLA” Stocked by all Stores Sole Distributing Agent: ARTHUR E. REES Wholesale end Mil . . IRONMONGER . . SECURE A SHARE OF THE PROFITS of the Australian Mutual Provident Society For the CURRENT YEAR by EFFECTING a LIFE ASSURANCE POLICY with that office BEFORE THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR. The following are a few ACTUAL EXAMPLES of BONUS DECLARED as at 31st December, 1911, on Whole-Life Policies, Table A, effected doling OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, and DECEMBER, 1911. Bonuses Vest when Policies have been TWO (2) YEARS in force. The amount of PROFIT distributed amongst POLICY HOLDERS for the ONE YEAR, 1911, exceeded EIGHT HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED POUNDS CASH. Remember the NAME of OFFICE and ADDRESS, because no other office DIVIDES SUCH LARGE PROFITS. Branch QUAY, WELLINGTON. DIRECTORS; The Hon. C. J. Johnston, M.L-C. (Chairman); A. de B. Brandon, Esq. (Deputy Chairman); John Duncan, Esq.; Joseph Joseph, Esq.; and Harold Beauchamp, Esq. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Gisborne District Agency— J- KISSLING, Peel Street. District Secretary.

MgEH» CHRISTMAS BRSSMGS GOOD CHEER *4 % rS.’rr? • NfA IiELSOfI ?HOME'S C • • TEA n Kl ELS ON IVI DATE’S TEAS ARE ALWAYS HERE ALL GROCERS. IF you want a First-Class Vehicle of any description from a BROUGHAM to a light PONY GIG, you can’t do ibetter than give SOMERVELL a trial 1 . He can satisfy you bo the highest degree. None but first-class workmanship leaves the factory, next Salvation Army Barracks. Vehicles Repainted, Trimmed and Repaired in a manner that defies competition at E. E. SOMERVELL’S WHERE . THE GOOD HORSES ARE SHOD.

—FO&HARNEBB AMS MORSE COVERS. COOL AIR AT ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT I I rr<HE ELECTRIC FAN can accomplish this in the only satisfactory way, and will furnish a constant supply at the ridiculously small rate of 10 hours for Id. Will there be any sense in suffering from the heat when you can be kept cool so cheaply. Get one installed now. ____ On view at the BOROUCH COUNCIL SHOWROOMS & STANDARD BLENDED TEA. STANDARD QUALITY I STANDARD VALUE I NO. 4—CHOICEST INDIAN AND CEYLON. NO. 5 VERY FINE CEYLON. NO.7.—CHOICEST INDIAN ORANGE PEKOE NO. B—CHOICEST CEYLON. N 0.9 VERY FINE CEYLON. Packed in Pound and Half-pound Packets and 21b, 61b, 121 b and 201 b Tins.