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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1144, 5 August 1882, Page 3

: w; NOTICE. i j,J T~KI E the undersigned Blacks mitlia of OarVV 1 terton hereby give notice thati we have mutually agreed to close our smithied at 2 o'oloebp.a. on Sato day, on and afteirthe J.H, ANGOVE. R. CRAWFORD. ; J. GREATHEAD. C. H.ROBINHON, i J. TAYLOR. 1135 GEORGE' DIXON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Tobacconist, Fancy ,• i Goods Dealer, &c. (Oppuitt ClubHokl.) GEORGE DIXON while thanking his friendsiand customers for':tbe liberal support he has received since commencing Wncßßp begi.to intimate that he ia new .opening!up a large quantity of NEW GOODS,; Cameron'* and T. Ci'Williams' l /CELEBRATED TOBACCOS In all the xJ." favorite brands, also i"/{ Prime old I, CIGARS and CIGARETTES of the best brand and quality, i ;;; ; ' ?Prinae ptfd MSnUlatSgars 3d each THE CHEAPEST HOUSE for violins, Accordianß,. Concertinas, <fto. | (TIHE CHEAPEST HOUSE for Fancy JL vGoods;and'Toyß.' '.s'-it THE .OHLIAPESTi HOOSB {& Pipfes, Meorschaums, G.8.D., and Briar Piped, .in any quantity. ■ , | PIPES REPAIRED and 'MOUNTED in Silver.! JpiOOTBAIiLS & CRICKETING materia Stations and Schools Liberally dealt with. Razors and Scissors ground and set, 1 i Tobaoco Cutting Machine on the premises TRY- I DIXON'S CELEBRATED t ROUGH CUT. ;|) In thelead paoketii.! i. G.D. is commissioned by Wellington Buyers to sell 5 corner sections in the Dinn estate varying in sue and price. WAIRARAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. j SUBSCRIPTION ~LIST'' FOR THE ' REDUCTION .OP DEBT'.: | THE followiug gentlemendo hereby toffer and ajjree to give the Wairarapa and the sums set opposite their signatures for the purpose of reducing the permanent debt' of the Society : ' j . W. 0. Buehanan, £IM; Wm. Booth 'fl Co,, £SO; A. Matthewß, £10; W. and H. Beetham, £6O; N. and.T., Graw, £10; Hugh McMaster, £5; J. arid W." Barton, £lO H.Tanored, £5; H. ILJackaon, £2;, Job. Bennett, £10; P. F. J'ancreS, £2- H. Braithwaite, £2; H, R. Bunny, £2; J. 0. Bidwill,' £11'; Wm. E, BidwiU, £44s; J. W. Strang, £2O; S. Bacon & Co,, £1 Is ; and J. Payton & Co., £1 Is ; Further!subscriptions will be roceived by any member of the Committee, or at tins 1135 CLUB HOTEL LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, ; if. OOCKERY & CO.,Proprietors j Coaches, horses, buggies, alwayi on hire. Horseß to buy and to sell on the moat reason bleterms. , ... v ; | j! j The national ' "mutual life ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, (Lanrao). ■■■■■■■■>'■■■ • • Ebtamished 1869. ' ! HEAD OFFICE!'Temple Chambers, beajtlimton«st., Wellington. j Rimmki BeoretaKy ~ THOM AS/isWAINi GEORGEYOUNG, • . Travelling Agent, Masterton.. '.,1124 THE PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ■ WAIRARAPA, .70.: | iMair-strebi, Greytowh. i [lncorporated under the " Act, 1876."; ' TMegtouW- j Messrs Chariot, Phamyn (Chairman), Mi Oajelberg, J. Fuller, W. C. 'Cuff, J.l W.-Bondi. | THE AKKCAL toco Mfc ds ... f.7,iK)O Capital on Loan : ( Profits already al'f (• <' , J Huston FraiKr.- ..." 4 wii , The purposes for • ha* the AhmicmuW is established are ;W( t01d.." .In ; th«f'tiisti place it offers an excellent method' of in-j vestment for thoae who wish to accumulate their capital or savings at the highest rata consistent with perfect 3 security aqd byj allowing small or large sums to be invested by -periodical payments,'it contorma circumstances of all classes. • I) the second place toithose whotequifs loans upon properties they'already possess,' to wl o may.mcet with opportunities of 'ac: quiring properties advantageously, it preseats to them-means of obtaining advances upon easy and favorable terms'.'' The Association receives fixed deposits at ' ' ' Subscriptions oil investment'shares, 5/per month ; ultimate valiie of shares, £6O. Applications for, shares, to be addressed to the Manageri' »• A liberal commission allowed ; to ( Agents on all 'investment shares 'issued 'through them Office Hours: lionday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 2 to 4 am. . Pay day: The'first Saturday' in each month between s the hours of 2 and 4 and 7 and 9p.m ' ' The Manager will attend at the Club Hotel, Mastcrton, every Thursday eveniu preceding 'lie pay day in Greytown. ' GEORGE WYETT, , Manager. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY 1 THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING ... FACTORY, . ; SofPLT A SINOLB ARTZCiLE AT THE WHOMbub Price. Any article* purchased and not approved of will be exchanged with the same courtesy with whioh it was y-,.t in.:-, told or tfce money returned. The New Zealand Clothino Factory are •t■, i f now i displaying n ) f NEW) MANUFACT (IRES FOR WINTER WEAR. . . ......... The: variety -; of " style : is nnequalled in the market. Tht duplayyf.CLOTHlNtfand MERCERY it the largut in Sew Zt ala /..)/, | OUR, BOYS' AND, lON'S CLOTHING {Are adapt&'V the' l ttqi)iiementßi»f all j classes.., Qur, school suits, we. can, boldly 'assertare 'the 1 be^V'valne'everplace'd'before ;the public, while the better cliBS of goods ;are manufactured from the PRIZE MEDAL \MOSQIEL T WEEDS, and in such a superior style, that henceforth, instead of {paying excessive prices, well fitting (lishunts may be obtained j At the Wholesale Price. J We desire to call speoial attention to onr ■Overcoats this naion, in heavy pi light tweeds. | Residents in the country districts .are. in--1 : to send for our sell-measureinent On ar 11 which ensure all garments' be 'sent the correct stvle. : NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. ! ■ LAMBTON QUAY.'i : ' a. clark; (June 8,1882. . Manager! , <M