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Gisborne Standard and Cook County Gazette, Volume III, Issue 452, 10 May 1890, Page 1

OHM OH i) TT OTE L . R M 0 N D Fl 0 TEL. WILLIAM LAW (Formerly of Opotiki), PROPRIETOR. Wm. Law begs to announce that he has taken over the above Conveniently Situated Hotel, and trusts that by devoting all his time and attention to the comfort and wants of the Travelling Public, and other Customers, to meritfa fair share of public patronage. BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS ALWAYS XXFT IS STOCK. The Bar Department is plentifully supplied with the Best Stock Procurable, while the Cuisine will be found Second to None. Goon Paddockzso fob Hobsis. Private Suites for Families. Sample Booms for Commercial Travellers. WILLIAM LAW Pbofbutob

THE GISBORNE EXHIBITION Of 1889. THE MAMMOTH SHOW. Messrs Garrett BrosHAVE so long supplied the Gisborne people with BOOTS AND SHOES, and ths satufaotion given has been so great, that a vast majority of the people do not require to bo told that Messrs Gabhett Bbos. ’ Shop is far and away the best place to go to fora Good Article at a very Reasonable Price. Some talk about having the district represented at the Dunedin Exhibition, but why need we go from home when there is such a grand PERMANENT EXHIBITION (of splendid Boots and Shoes) at Messrs (Jabbxtt Brothers'? Other people tune up notes on the Breakwater question ; let then drown their sorrows, as hundreds of other taxpayers do, by going to Garrett Bans.', and getting extra good value for their money. That is a real understandable fact, and while the British flag continues to wave over the vast empire on which the sun never sets, so long will bo felt the benefit of Establishments like Messrs Garrett Bbos’, The crushing burden of taxation which our politicians has imposed upon us is greatly lessoned in eflect when families are enabled to make such investments as present themselves at Messrs Garrett Bbos.’ ,• and the united cry is, Long may such a business flourish I THE GRAND GISBORNE EXHIBITION OF 1889 IS AT Messrs GARRETT BROS', And far beyond that Bay of the notorious name do men, women, and children appreciate the Comfort and Economy which may be ensured by buying BOOTS AND SHOES at Messrs Gabbrtt Bbos’. For England may boast o' her sweet-scented rose, An’ Ireland may brag o’ the shamrock that grows, Or our heart be in the land whaur the heather bell blows, But Garrett Bros.’ Boots for ever I

THE JgCONOMY -gOOT gHOP. O. J. MOBELL, Has decided in future to conduct his business on strictly Cash principles, the price of Boots and Shoes being made cheaper than ever. Now is the time for those who wish to make purchases, -BEAD THIS — m n a do co * -asS 1 .c * | idlpl REM ER: THE ECONOMY BOOT SHOP, 0. J. MOBELL, PROPRIETOR. CECIL F. LEWIS, Q MMIBBION AGENT 4 ACCOUNTANT, Loans Negotiated. Pbofebths fob Balk. HOUSES TO LET. JFire' and Life Insurances effected. Agent fob— The New Zealand Mutual Oreditore' Association ; Government Life Insurance ; Owen’s N. Z. Sheep Dip. DEPARTMENT. Lowest Premiums. State Guarantee. Participation in Profits. I PRUINT Accumulated Fund, over r £1,500,000. Annual Inooms •xceedn £282,000. Cash Surplus in 1885, over £242,000 (LAJT DIBTHOUTION). fTJHE B&tei of Premium now in force in this -L Office are lower than those charged to par* ticipating Policyholders by any other Office doing btuiuess la the Australasian Colonies. It is nevertheless anticipated that, owing to cheap management and light mortality, very handsome bonuses will become payable to Policyholders insuring under existing rates. That this is not a mere estimate may be judged from the fact that, under the old scale of premiums, from which comparatively Uttlcprofit wcu expected to accrue, no lees than £243,000 of CASH SUBPLUS, or nearly 96 per cent, of the whole accumulated fund at that date, was found to have accrued during the quinquennium ended the 81st December, 1885. Of this amount £150,000 was divided, and the balance carried to reserve. All Participating Policies are entitled, on becoming claims, to a Prospective Bonus in accordance with the amount of premiums paid since the preceding distribution. Thus, the advantages of an annual distribution are secured withMl ike heavy mi atuohing thereto.