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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1286, 25 January 1883, Page 4

r iyebpool*"md~londof"Md* Jj ; GLOBB INSURANCE COMPANY. The attention of the public is called to th ifollewing points; -*■ '- < " e 1, The Liiianr of Company Thfl EKPoiiTS and Accomta' of the yea Net Fire Premiums for the year. .£1.069, B£2 Cupital paid up ... ■ „ i( - r,, General i !]• !■(' > Fund ... .. 1,500,000 Aotsiof Ilih'Bvil&ipeliil iParliaWeiit' laLd by separata Acta of _the Legislature' of New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia Tasmania, New Zealand, and Queenslanda feature, wbioli-belonga to, no, other Inauiv ance Company, " ' ' v " 4. The large resourses of the Company should impress,the public witha feellog. ,ol Seoubity, the MAiN dosiderat'urii in fce'ekih/ for insurance,,' -, Proposals for all classes of Fire iHSuraiw' will be reoeived by . EDWARD PEARCE, 1 • ; ''-'Agbt'Weliingtir l ' StJB-AoENTS 1 ' ■ ' ' T. O. D'Aeoy, MasteAon. " • R. R. Ahmbtbong, Carterton .. A. L. Webster, Grey town. • E.' o'NE»iiii. Feathersten..:'- ■ : f-MS NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE :■ INSURANCE'COMPANY'OF .:i NEWZEALAND. VSapitmi; Reserve Fund, £80,000: Emmm&iw years, £36f,368, ,mi >, . ■: i';i. , R. BRUCE WALLACE, i ,■ : MASTEBTON AOENTS— ;• . .. LOWES AND.IORNB. Q ;H, T O M L I N S O N. LAND, ESTATE, AND, GENERAL . .!;■ COMMISSION AGENT, . : SANSON, MANAWATU. Secretary, Colleotor, and Valuer to the Secretary Manawatu Farmer's Club. Agent Colonial lii6urance Company, Eangitikei and Waneanui Building Societies. Dealer in all kinds of produce. ' ■ Goods brought oi sold on Commission,' Berts and Debts collected, MASTERTOK , COACH AND CARBIAGE FACTORY,

Mtjir and .Dixon Bros. Have njade EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in" their promises, enabling them to still further increase their fame for building' A First-class Article. The above firm are ; determined to STOP THE IMPORTATION OF CHEAP TBASH into tho "WairaraDa, by building, Nothing but. Fii'st-class 'Vehicles. , From the,very best American materials and at 1 prices which for. style, durability and workmanship ; DEFY,COMPETITION 1 . Our customers still ha/e the' advantage in case of* breakage within a reasonable period of haying it REPAIRED GRATIS. •• M; & D/ B,' liavo Men 'since starting in business all the FIRBT PRIZES at the Wairarapa Agricultural Shows against all comers, A capital assortment of CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and t arrive, at VERT LOW PRICES. MASTERTON.COACH FACTORY. Come all ye country residents Who are going in for books, ' Inspect my various samples— Their quality and looks. My rulings of the neatest kind, My ledners all wear well,' : My bindings thorough good, and made T« last as well'iw'.sell,••••' • (• For price,'fotfetyle, and quality ■ You'll say none oan beat mo; > So when you coma to Wellington ' - Try LANKSHEAR'S, Lambton Quay. 7 USTi lug 7 and" welit) chosen stock of Xmas, New Year, & which for stylo "and ; design '.are not to be : excelled! Also a good assortment of Writing t Deßks, lnkßtands, 'and Bookalidea, in Walnut, Rose, and 'Olivo' wood. As I have bo'ngbt the whole of a consignment direot frbm London, these will gd :'at"iinusually ; low prices,- "I ; would also call • special attention to my PhOto'Albums 'in poliphed; Calf, Morocco,' and . 'Plush, inspection of which will abundantly confirm the assertion. that they are marvels of cheapness, . • ■ - ' PLEASE) NOTE THE ADDRESS- : W, J, LANKSHEAR, Printer, Bookbinder, and General Stationer, LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. Ruling, Paging, and Perforating for the 1219 Trade.

D. ASHED, CHEAP FANCY BAZAAR, WELLINGTON, - Importer of ' BRITISH & FOREIGN FANCY. GOODS, Christmas Goods! HAS opened 33 oases of Xmaa : Ooodß of all the latest .English and' American -Novelties, ; consisting of in and out-door Game's, Cricket Baits of' all makers, Watches,, Clocks,, Footballs, Games and Dolls, Cabinet Goods; Brnahea and Combs, Bats and Balls, Birdß Cages, Pipes, Pocket Cutlery, Boxing Gloves, Ladies' Bags, Ornamentsj FaaojiJewellery,Basketware, Pictures; Peratabulaton,' 'and GeneralFanoyiGooda./ ; •: ; (Next Branch Rank of New Zealand) MANNERS-STREET WELLINGTON.

J. WYETH, BOOT & SHOEMAKER BEGS to inform his cust'oiners that lie ■ has removed to'hisiNEW SHOP, next, door to Mr D. Pickerinsr. • i': 1229

BOOTS FOR THE MILLION 1 IT W. P A~l X E S, : (LakParlm ib Petetiek)lV , .. NOTIFIES the wearers of Boots in Masterton and the Wairarapa that he has Opened, the Premises J Next C."Aj Bnggs' Btitcheryj," At a Mail M^xMo&Mop; .... - - f 1 J •*'*** ' '' l W.P. oonfineß himself strictly toitabe. spoke department.. Boots made to orderwarranted to give comfort and; (satisfaction,;, The most durable.in the Wairarapa,; monials in the shape of Prizes won at every Show in the ,distrio.t i ,wh^re.jP«k«'-make have been exhibited, may be inspectect on thepteinises. • -: ! i::; 1?39 ; VA.LINDSAY.'.',;; TO Storekeepers and . Station-managek— A, LINDSAY, .'having, now completed, his'plantfor the manufacture of all kinds' of 'Boots and Shoes, 5 is now' prepared fo'Jmake Men's Best Wafertights, .pegged, 5 iat 14ft—riveted, 13s per pair for orders of: six pairs, and upwards, for casK/Myl'iA. LINDSAY; Bootmaker, L&mbton Quay, and Cuba-nti, C»sh Boot Mart, Wellington,. ; - ;i T4l ■ >