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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1271, 6 January 1883, Page 4

,y globe imuw^mwr' ' of th,e publio is called toth following points •, ." : -M'£ The Liability .., of .the ,■ Company, DkUMII'BDj. " ;l ■' v'-' i ' A ' l ". l '-" '""•■'■• ■.■■ The Reports and Accounts of the yea. ■ lE3Q.aho\ir! '-iJ-U ~ r.-.y .'«• <rfitil feTOe 1 Premiums for the year..£1.069,592 Cupital paiid up ... .„ .. 245,610 General Reserve Fire Re-insurance .Fund! ''mOl r ; /.A'f'v;.Ll,SoOjooOi: ' 3;'Th'o Company is empowered by varioui Acts of the Imperial Parliament' aind'.by separate' Acts of the Legislature of., Ne»South Wales, Victoria, South Australia' Tasmania; Now Zealand, and Queensland- •• •a feature'which belongs to no other Insuj-; anco Company,... -4. The large 'resources of the Oompanj should impress the publio with a feeling l of ■■ Secueity, the main desideratum in seeking, for insurance. : - '■;■ m •'■..! •'.:.!. J ; ''; , Proposals for all classes of Firolnsuranr will be received by EDWARD PEABCE,. „;,,,,;. Agent fWellingkP. ' ' Suß-ApMiTS.,,.. | ; i, T. C. D'Aitcv,Mnßt'er ! toh." ; " '" '• '' • K. R, Aiihstrono, Carterton''.. . A. L. Webster, Greytowu. .' i E. O'JiKALKiFeatliorstou. V9W NATIONAL FIRE' AND MARINE INJSUBiHCE:eOMPm.OF ■ ; NEW ZEALAND/: :■ C" jAPITAL, £1,008,000; Paid Up, £50,000; '■ Reserve' : d;'i?0,000:' Re-ihsuraiW ■ Reserve Fund, £28,000) Loseeß paid Id ? .years, £361,368,- ; ' ■ ; ' R. BRUCE WALLAOK, -' ■' • ' Manager, ' ' MASTEIiTON AGENTS— :: ' LOWES AND. lORNB. •' . /'V ti, loM.il N 8 O N. . [yi ,-., ..! !...■■■-• ....< LAND; ESTATE, AKD.GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, ; SANSON, MANAWATU.' • '■ Secretary, Collector, and Valuer'to the Saiulon-Carimrvpn Hfohway Board, • Stcretavy Mahawatu Farmer's Club; ''•' j 'Agi nt Colonial li,«uranco Company, RangU I tikci and Wanga'mi Building Societies. Denier in nil kinds.of produce', floods biojghtor sold on Commission. 1 Rents and Debts collected,. JUSTE ETON COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY, Mum and Dixon Jduos. Have made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in their premises,' enabling them'to still further increase their fame for'building A First-class Article.

Tlic above firm are -(leterinintd to STOP THE IMPORTATION OF CHEAP TRASH into the Wairarana, by building ... Nothing but First-class Vehicles.: : From the very best American maUiinli and at prices which for style, durability and workmanship V DEFY COMPETITION!: Otircustomers itill jia.o the advantage in case of breakage within a reasonable period of having.it REPAIRED GRATIS. , .., M. & D. B. have taken since starting in bosivess all the FIRST PRIZES at the Wairarapa Agricultural Show against all comers. A ' capital assortment' of CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and t aniye, at- ■■ ' VERY LOW PRICES. - ; • MASTERTON COACH FACTORY. Conic all ye country residents Who are goii'g in for books, • Inspect iny various samples— ■ • ; ' Their quality and looks.: i ; My"rulings of the.neatest kind, My ledgers all wear well, My bindings thorough good, and made T* last as well as sell.' ~.,.. For price, for style, and quality,, You'll say.none can beat mo j .7.. Ho when you coma to Wellington Try LANKsHEAR'fV Lambton Quay. 1 UsT ARRIVED-A large and well. V chosen istook of Xnuiti, New Year, & Birthday Cards, which for style and' design' aria hot to be excelled. Also a good .assortment _of Writing Desks, Inkstands, arid ftookslides, in Walnut, Robo) and 1 Ohvo wood. : ,Aa'l have bought the whole of a consignment, direct from Loudon, theso will go at unusually low prices. I -would aiso call special attention to my Photo Albums in polished Calf, Morocco, and Plusli, in. spectiori of which will abundantly confirm the - assertion that they are marvels of PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESSW. J.:L.iVNHSHEAR, Printer,-Bookbinder, and General Stationer, LAMBTON QUAY-WELLINGTON. /, Ruling, Paging, and Perforating for the 1219 ■ • Trade. " ' "' . ASHER, CHEAP FANOYBAZAAR, WELLINQTON, '■■ , IMPORTED Oy BRITISH fciFOREIGN FANCY: GOODS, Ohristmas Goods! HAS opened 33 cases of.Xmas Goods of all thojatest, English and American Novpliios, consisting.of,in and out-door Game?. .Cricket Eats of all makers. Watches, ; Olocks; ; Fnptballs, Games and Dolls, Cabinet Goods,, Brushes and Combs. -Bats snd Balls, Birds Cages, Pipos; -Pocket Cutlery, Boxing Gloves, Ladies' Bags; Ornaments, Fancy Jewellery, Basketwaro, Pictures; Perambulatois, and General Fanoy Goods, (Next Branch Bank of New Zealand) MAMERS.STR.EET. WELLINGTON,;; ;J/WETH;;;/; BOOT & SHOEMAKER BEGS to inform his customers, that, he has removed to his NEW SHOP, next door to Mr D. Pickering-' • ,'? v. 1229 BOOTS FOR THEMILLIOi\!! : (Lak Parti* & Ptkrwij ' NOTIFIES tho wearers of Boots in'Mastcrtonand the Wairarapa that he has Opened the Premises NextC. A, Brigg's'Butchery,' ~.,,; Asa Mail WOT-AND SHOEMOPt W.P. confirits'" himself -'strictly to; the 1 bo. 1 spoke department. Boots' made to ;order—' warranted to give comfort and satisfaction. The most durablo in the-Wairarapa; T-esti-monialsrn the' shape of Prizes won ; at every Show, in thejdistrict wbero-Parkes-rnake have been exhibited, may be inspected ; ion the premises. '. :■ .■■''■'■'' u \ -'' -'f ! -.'ii?3!) jA.pDSAY." v, -':;; ;/ TO Storekeepers and Station-managers A. LINDSAY,' haying;[now; completed his plant for the manufacture of all kinds of Boots aud Shoes, prepared-to make Men's• Bfat pigged, -at 'l4*'-. riveted, 13a sper pair for orders' oijix pairs and upwards.ifor cash'only.; A. lINDBAY, Bootmaker,-:Lambton : Quay ,', - BUd ! Cuba'st;; (frill 'BrJrt Mart,"Wellißyfoni'' ' '-' -'