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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1147, 9 August 1882, Page 3

j;' NOTIO E. I.v YD.E the undersigned Blackamitliß of CarVY i 1 terton hereby give that, wel have mutually agreed to close} oui; s'mitbie& at 2 o'olockp.m. on Saturday, on aiidafterthe 2nd September, •'■'j ,i.; J. H.ANGOVE. : R. CRAWFORD.- " J. GREATHEAD. C. H. ROBINHON, •, ! 'J. TAYLOJR. | . 1135 GEORGE DIXON, , , WHOLESALE AND KETAIL. .. Tobacconist, F^incy,' Goods Dealer^&c. .i * GEORGE i DIXON while - thinking , his friends and oustomers for the liWalsupport, 'he lias received smoei cemrricuojDg business, begs to iniiroate that he is new! opening, tip; a large quantity, ofi) it! mnit '''' ' NEW GOpDjS,;3;VCameron'a and T. 0. Williams' : ' CELEBRATED TOBACCOS in . all the favorite brands, also 111' M •sx Prime old | • |IGARS and CIGARETTES! of the"best fi brand and quality Ai' j'voMuW Prime Breva and Manilla Cigars 3d each THE. CHEAPEST HOUSE {for ,'violinsi, Accordians, Concertinas, &o. (CHEM^ijTj HOUSE j for Fancy T' ! ' HE" "CHEAPEST '-HOUSE! fori. Pipes, Meerschaums, G.B,D,,'and Briar Pipes, in any quantity.'- | ;:•« PIPES REPAIRED and MOUNTED in ; Silver.' 1 ' EOOTBALLS& CRICKETING materia , to be sold very cheap. "' r < Stations and Schools Liberally dealt with. and set. Haii cuttihg 6d. Shaving 3d, Tobacco Cutting Machine on the premises TRY- : DIXON'S CELEBRATED BOUGH OUT. In the lead packeta. '• G.D. is commissioned by Wellington Buyers to sell 5 corner sections in the Dim estate varying in size and prico. WAIRARAPA AND EAST, COAST pastoral and agricultural society. i, SUBSCRIPTION LIST,/ FOR', THE REDUCTION OF DEBT. • THE following gentlemen do hereby offer . and agrco to give the Wairarapa and East Coast Pastoral and Agricultural Society the. sums, sot opposite their signatures-for the purpose of reducing the permanent debt of Ike Society W. 0. Buchanan, £100; Wm. Booth & Co., £SO; A, Matthews, : £10; W. and'H. Beetham, £6O; N. and T. Grajo, £10; Hueh McMaster, £5; J.and W.Barton, £lO H. Tanored, £5; H. H. Jackson;! £2; Jos. Bennett, £10; P. F. Tanored, £2; H. Braitlwaite, £2;' H, R, Bunny, £2; J. O. Bidwill, £11; Wm. E. Bid will, £4 4a; J. W. Strang, £2O; S. Bacon & Co,, £1 Is; and J. Payton & Co,, £1 Is Further subscriptions will be received by any. member of the Committee, or at this Office. j ' 1135 CLUB HOTEL LIVERY AND BAIT ST4BLES. | • i". COOKERY & CO,, Proprjetors Coaches, horses, buggies, always; oil' hire. Horses to buy and to sell on the most reason THE . NATIONAL,. MUTUAL 1 LIFE' ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA, (Limited). Established 1869. HEAD OFFICE: TempleaChambe ;s, fca--1,1 tliersion-st!, Welliugton. Resident Seobetahy—THOMAS ttWAIN, GEORGE YOUNG," ! .■ - • Travelling Agent, Masterton. i 1124 THE . PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND' LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WAIRARAPA, MaIN-STRRRI,' GHisYTOWS, j [lncorporated undorthe "Building Societies Aot, 1876."]. i Dirhctorb ' \lessrs Charles Pliamyn (Chairman), M. '•'iCacelberir, J,, W. jC, Cufi, J. ■ -Snodgrass, W. liooth: '' * ! Ihk Annual Inmmjs wtoetls ... ' £7,UUO CAPITA! ON LOAN ...; ..., ■618,000 Profits already allollti!' £4,243 Reskbvs Fosp , r j ! '£Bdi 1 The purposes for which' the Association is established aro twofold. In tho first place it offors'an excellent method of in-, vestment for those who wish to accumulate their capital or savings at the highest rate oonsißtent with, perfect seonrity arid" By allowing small or large sums to be invested by periodical payments, itcontormatothe circumstances of all classes. j In the second place.to those who require loans upon properties they already possess, tq wj oniay meet with opportunities of acquiring properties advantageously, jit'pre-', sents to them means of obtaining advances upon oasy and favorable terms. ' | The Association, recejves fixed deposits at ifates,to;be igreed ; upoh.< i i Subscriptions on investment shares, fijpbr month value of stales, £6O. Applications for shares to be addressed .to; tneManager. j A liberal , commission allowed to Agents on all investment shares issued through them j Office Hours : ifonday, l Wednesday, and Friday, from 2 to4p.ni. i , , Pay day: The;first Saturday 1 i 4 each month between the hours of 2 and 14" and; 1 and 9p.m .-.i, -.• ■ I•. ~ The Manager will attend at the' Club Hotel; Masterton; 1 ' overy Thursday evenin precediag the pay day in Greytown. i '■ . J s;GEORGE WYETT,; f 1 v l - ; 1 51 Manafer..'., ENCOUEAOE LOCAL INDUSTRY! THE, NEW .ZEALAND CLOTHING i i. ( i ''FACTORY. V Supply a Sihglk Article at the Whole- •; bale Price. i Any article purchased and not approm of will be exchanged with the ; Baine courtesy with which it waß | ~.. sold or the money i ' returned., t The Clothing Faotokv are •' ' now displaying ' ; , ; NEW • MANUFACTURES','FOR; )WIFTER Ivi-t/. SKUt'"" The variety of styleis pronounce! unv 1 • equalled in the market. ul: _ Thedisplay oI\CLOTHINu and MER- ' J .OmY.ißtk'laigd(kSao ! Zealand. j ! ' OUR BOYS' AND MKN'S CLOTHING 1 ' to the lequireirieiits of all classes.'' Our school suits we can boldly' assert are the best value ever placed before the public, while the better clibb of iooda aro mariufacturedfrom the PRIZE MEDAL MOSQIEL TWEEDS, and in sucp'i superior style, that henceforth, instear bf paying excessive prices, well fitting to bents may be obtained I k At the Wholesale Price. Wo desire to oall special attention to) our Overcoats this seafloo, in heavy Residents in the country districts ari in-, • to send for our self-measureipent cn an i which ensure all garments be sent the correct stvle. i | , y - NEW iZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY) 1 ' LAMBTON QUAY. ; | ' A. CLARE, U'i' Juno 8, 1882. Manager, on