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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12397, 18 December 1909, Page 4

SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Purely a New-Zealand-owned Company. Capital £2,000,000. Fire, Marine, Accident. PROMPT AND LIBERAL SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS. THE folk wing classes of Policies issued—Fire, Marine, Employers' Liability, Mortgage Indemnity, Public Risk, Personal Accident (with, or without sickness benefits), Fidelity Guarantee, Plate Glass, and Burglary Insurance, Administration Bonds issued. WANGANUI BRANCH, Victoria Avenue. H. F. J. TEWSLEY, Manager. _____ — ' SIGHT - TESTING OPTICIAN, Diploma for sight-testing by exam in London, 1906. A. W.YOHODIL,. Jf .S.M C • ISTa AVENUE. . 1 ' Or?- Presb. Church /GOVERNMENT TNSURANCE TAEPARTMENT. Low Premiums, Large bonuses, State Security, Liberal Treatment. £2,223.000 ADDED TO POLICIES AS BONUS J. H RICHARDSON. F. P. A., Commissioner. A Good Piano. Is indispensable in the HOME. A visit to COLLIER'S will convince you that we have the BEST PIANOS. fi. Collie* & Co. WANGANUI. Est. 1870. ___________ JPIANOS. THIRST-CLASS English Pianos are Jj now offurgd.to. the Public at special prices and oil yery easy terms. Wp import our Pianos direct from the Manufacturers and can convince you that our prices ar<e the lowest of any in town. ■■••■■ You save money when you purchase from us, as wo are handling our own Instruments, and do not sell on commission. TUNING AND REPAIRING BY . EXPERTS. Single Tunings in town 7s 6d. Yearly Contracts arranged. Local Agents for tho Gram-o-phone and- Disc Records. Catalogues and Price Lists on applica- . ,tion. E. EllerTGilbert, L'IANO AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 94, RIDGWAY STREET. WANGANUI. SViiss Bringezu, (Cooper's Old Buildings) Next Rutland Hotel, RIDGWAY STREET. HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY. Latest Spring and Summ«r Modej Just to hand. Yon Ought to be Well. But you cannot with a Tired . Liver. V uFor nearly twenty years I har* " suffered with a bad liver and must h*v« ~ jspeat many pounds trying to get well. Kot one only, but a dozen doctors at ...... ;least, I have oonsulted, taken their medicines, and adhered closely to their advice. Every one of these medical men said " liver " was my trouble, but not one seemad to know just what would cure me, < Reading many "Blu« Flag Liver Cure" advertisements I bought one bottle just to try becauaa J alwa3's felt that where there wa3 lift there was hope. That first bottle causarl a marvellous change. ,Within j three days a brighter, healthier feeling was permeating the whole body. I could feel the "Blue Flag" gently searching and cleansing every part of me, and I felfc sure that I had struck the cure at last. I have taken five bottles altogether and am *new womac. My own family doctor now hardly believes me to be' his old. patient. I tell all my friends " Blue Flag Liver Cure " did it." Mrs. C. T. S., Newtown, Wellington. We hardly need to enlarge." " Blue Flag Liver Cure " will do for you what it has done for thousandp pf others. It depends upon yourself—you must try . it. 2/6 and 4/6 p«r bottle, at all medicine dealers^ or jKwt frs« djxfat Ironj ' GATENBY'S PHARMACY, Victoria Avenue, Wangoiiiii, And of INGLE BROS. AND McGREGOR, Marten Phobo Goods that give satisfaction— Gower's Pharmacy. I