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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 572, 18 September 1880, Page 3

-~""~ ; -COMPANYp« : ; HBE AND MAEINEy - .Ilstablißhedflß62.'. ; Incorporated .by Act:oi ' ' r : : '' ' Pajdiament,^S W./?-■; -.ii i.: Head Office—27s, George-street, Sydney, I Every description of Fire and Marine busi. •| n^s ?>P*pted pnthe most favorable terms, f . Losses promptly andliberally 'BeUied"or Insurers have the seoiirity of ample fundi besides the unlimited. share. , holders, •'.- . *■ Agent; for, Stuart Eeid; J sub-agent for .Masterton and'Oafterton—i G.Fankin.. } ; : . ;~*-;. 53j '•"•'■'' JtfST OPENED--•■ '•' -; . ,;■:.■:.' \ Qonmiina'ot-'- - ll'.'. • i^ii^i\:~i.i.'lL : r'.'Li.i'A: '■• "■■•■■ •'<' ••"' r ; , -Musieal and Photo Albums'''v'' .jL .Jvory.'audboiieNapldnßings-; ~ \ i Jet Necklets and Chains'.';:' . ■w-'-Electro-plated Biscuit Boxes.''' Pickle Stands, Butter Coolers..'' 3 , Pearl Card Cases, inlaid'wit'K Silver : Pearl, Sealskin and Tortoiseshell Purses The.above are a very superior class of goods, and will be found, very Buitable for presents. . '. JOHN MARKS', Lambton Quay, Wellington, 483 I "HOARDING, AN|; DA* .SCHOOL* CoLE-STREET, MASTERTON. ''"'.' ''''-" ■■'" ■■'.!•; Under tkPatronage ; oflkHonoriUi Lady Robimvn." ' Principal : Miss BEST, A thoroughly sound. English Education forms the basis of the' instruction given, and, in addition, the following subjects -are taught:— French, German, Italian, Latin, Aleebra, Mußic, Drawing, and Needlework. Domestic arrangements are liberal and home-like. ~ '. ' ?enns moderate. Prospectuses forwarded on application, &The third term of 1880 beguis 17th'Septembtr. Evening Class for French. ' 351 CENTRAL STORE. EORGE A. TUIRBROTHER, Wholesale and Retail Storekeeper Licensed Dealer in Arms and Ammunition. The stook in this Store', will now be found to be replete, and customers can rely on their orders being carefully and promptly attended to, Wool, Hides, Sheepskins, Rabbitskins and every description of Farm and Dairy Produce command the highest price. Agent for the New Zealand Insurance Company, and the New Zealand Accident GEORGE A. FAIRBROTHER,Carterton. MPORTANT NOTICE, J- ' A. L. WHYTE, BAKER, &c„ Would respectfully call attention to his present Stock of . FLOUR SECONDS '■■'■'■:. POLLARD . BRAN ' POTATOES ;■' OATS.' Quality guaranteed. Price lowerjthan any other local house BREAD DOWN AGAIN to 3|d for CASH ONLY. CARTERTON BAKERY. CHAFF l-OHAFFI-OHAFF! rnHE undersigned is willing to contract for cutting at the stack straw or oaten I and Be&ven's First Prize Portable ChaffJ. HESSY. HIHE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE L ASSOCIATION of AUSTRALASIA (Limited). aotcary and secretary: J, M. Templeton, F.S.A; New ZeahndHead Office: Temple Cham-Lieut.-Col, Pearce, J.P. (Chairman) Hon Patrick A. Buckley, Esq, Robert M. Greenfield, Esq. ' William H. Levin, Esq,, M.H.R. ' James Smith, Esq. . EESIDENT SEORETARV; ' Thomas Swain. ' The most liberal and equitable office for Life Assurance in the Australasian Colonies —the best office for young men.:. ' ' Profits divided every three years. Offices in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Wellington and Hobart Town. : The New Zealand Branch-A Local institution investing all moneys in the Colony. Agent for Masterton,-Thomas C.D'Arcy, ■ ..,..'■■, Esq., Queen-street. : 557 ' , ;; GENERAL CARRIER. >EGS to inform'the; inhabitants of Mas- > tertoh and Taueiu that he has completed the stabling' and Depot at the Taueru and is prepared goods to'ahy part nf the Wairarapa at;the lowest rates; 1 . Particulor attentinn paid to cartage of 'wbol. ; i' Brake runs daily from Taueru to Master\ir .'ir.rfr;-.6W' . jlf ;iA S,T fi:R ,1 Q;tfj Y JAMES.THOMPSON, ! BREABv AND BISCUIT BAKER j ?» • '' ; 's^<niin^iffinmV..['r'- : -