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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 340, 20 August 1889, Page 4

NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE “ ZE AL AN DI A." Anew monthlymagazine wm be Published on the I*l of JULY, edited by Mr William Fbkbmas, Dunedin, and will contain Article* by “ Colonial Authors,” and all matter* connected with New Zealand. Intending Subscribers should at once forward their names to the undersigned, from whom all information can be obtained, Subscription—7s per annum. JOHN ■DBUMMOND, Agent. Sandtant Bros. CARRIAGE BUILDERS AND GENERAL BLACKSMITHS, BEG to intimate that they have started business in the Premise* lately occupied by Mr W. Thabbatt, and are prepared to do all classes of WHEELWRIGHT and CARRIAGE WORK At the most Reasonable Rates. Painting, Repairing, and Trimming done in a Workmanlike Manner. All Nxw WjBK Guabantxxd fob 12 Months. SANDLANT BROS., Opposite J. A. Habding's. NEW ZEALAND MUTUAL CREDITORS ASSOCIATION (Limited), Fob tex Protection op Trade, Collection or Accounts, Ac, ISSUES Weekly Commercial Report of Bill* of Bale, Bankruptcies, &c. Makes private enquiries as to Financial Status, and collects Account* anywhere in New Zealand and in Australia. Also, Debtors' Bxoisteb, containing the names of Persons who are getting into debt, and open to inspection o Subscribers Class 2, Subscription: One and Two Guineas per annum, payable in advance. Agent: Mb C. F. Lewis ; Solicitors: Messrs Finn A Cbbibp. J, B. SANDERSON, General Manager.

/GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ** DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVANTAGES. LOW premiums and large bonuses. Funds kept in New Zealand. Claims paid immediately alter proof ol death Most liberal conditions. Low New Zealand mortality. Economical management. State security, TOTAL BUM ASSURED(lncluding Bonus Additions)... ... ...£7,135,2*3 TOTAL FUNDS (the whole invested tn New Zealand) , ... £1.328,493 In addition to the above funds, the office has an ANNUAL INCOME of over £268,000 The Surplus Cash Profits in 1885 were £212,550 OPENING OF TONTINE SAVINGS FUND SECTION Tontine Savings Fund System Policies are now being issued. _ _ New Assurers and existing Assurance Policyholders will be allowed to join this section. All profits accruing after entering the section are set apart to be divided among the policyholders remaining in the section at the end of 1900, when liberal returns in cash are anticipated. _ , . The principles of the Tontine and mode ox keeping accounts are not kept secret, as in case of other Tontines advertised. Information can be obtained at the Head Office and all Branches and Agencies, and also from the Travelling Agents of the Department. F. W. FRANKLAND, Actuary and Principal Officer. D. M. DUCKIE, Commissioner,

The Settlers' Hotel. WM, GAULT .. .. .. Pbobbixtob. THE SETTLERS' I* itself Again, and under the new proprietorship it is certain to be accorded Its former PREMIER POSITION. Old platitudes as to Quality of Liquor, Accom’ modation, Baths, eto„ are not neede d. SEE FOR YOURSELVES, and note the following— Civility, Courtesy, and Clrbvul Attendance. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. The Manufacturers of—■THE NEW CHAMPION ’ have introduced a— NEW PRINCIPLE IN MECHANICS. The Gearing of a Mowing Machine reduced to Two Cog Wheels, and only One of them Eevolves. THE NEW CHAMPION MOWER Is a Machine for cutting grass, that pcs seeses peculiar points of excellence not found on other mowing machines. The compli Gated mass o' 759 - wlipeln that is found upon other graee is conspicuous by its ab aence in this implement. The power to drive the cutting knife is derived from a pair of parallel toothed wheels that meet face to face, engaging fully one-third of the teeth at one time. By thia mode of obtain ing power the greatest speed is obtained without injury to the heels or bearings, besides the pressure so evenly divided that the wear upon these gear wheels is imperceptible, FULLY ONE-THIRD MORE POWER Is derived by this new movement than is obtained from the old style of bevel gear and spur pinon, besides the motion is directly transmitted to the knife, while fully one third of the power on the old-fashioned mowing machines is lost by friction while passing through the various gears, ninons, spur wheels, bevel gears, etc., before it reaches the cutters. SPECIAL POINTS OF EXCELLENCE Simplicity in construction. New mechanical gearing. Elevation of cutters while in motion. Patent foot lever to control finger bar. Direct hitch rod to lessen the draft. Independent gear wheels to cut right or Easy manner to dissect machine. Tilt lever for raising or lowering cut. Reliable pitman connection to knife heel The most convenient for handling. Strong and positive cutting power, with out choking. Very light draft and well constructed. Th mower is the recognised leader of grass implements. No expense has been spared in its construction to make it the strongest machine for the purpose required in the field. It is sold upon its merit*. They have been so extensively used throughout New England that further comment io ,un nwemryt