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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1287, 26 January 1883, Page 4

TIVEBPOOL^^D ;; *EONDON"''*'AND' JLi: GLOBE INSDEANOE COMPANY, I EaTmiß3BD: : l|36,^ The attention ofjfejrablio ii'inlled to th following points; Vl! The Liability of the Company vHofe f .i-J, , ;< 1 TheßitpoEKi and'Accocma 'of the yea 1830 show. _ . 1 #ai^p ra ;; r ( ; y 7;; fI 2S Heneral BeserveKr? Ifcrnsanaft jj i [i! ffl The Com an"' "'' _ 'aj, 1 ' 600 '. 000 bj separate Aots of the Legislator!) of New South Walefl, Victoria, South Australia jTasmnnia, New Zealand, and Queensland — a feature,which belongs to .no (J other Lunnp. large resources of the "Cbinpanj should impress thepublio with a .feeling of. Sect Err V,' thoMAiN' 'desideratum' in seekifli' for insurance, , M Rrojioßals for'all bla'sses'6f Firelhsurarif. will be received by » )»& ; EDWARD PEAROE, .'.v ■>' fi'-Agent-WellmgtfV i! v.? • •''Sra-AmNTS.'''. Wt :.?{'• -T. Oi D?Ahoy, 1 'Maßtertbn,-- •>v-i'- •. |B. E. Abmbtkosq, Carterton J-3 ■ :A, L. Webster, Greytown. o, ' (iB.'.O'NBitK. Featnerston.- -995; ..NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE ~ : INSURANCE COMPANYOF , ■■! : NEW ZEALAND. imMi fedup, £50,000, Reserve Fund,* £80,000: Be-insuracc# Beaerye' Fniid, years, £361,368,. ; '•I R.BRUCE WALLACE, , ! MASTiBTON AGENTS' _ LOAVi3 S . AND ;I6PvN& Q H, I 0 ML 1 Jt J ON, LAND, ESTATE, AND. GENERAL ' . v COMMISSION AGENT, r ' SANSON, MANAWATU. Seoretary, Collector,. and Valuer to the Secretary Manawatu Farmer's Club, Agent Colonial lusurance Company, Rangitikei and AVanganui Building Societies.';. ; Dealer in all kinds of produce, ; . Goods brought or Bold on Commission. Rents and Debts collected,

MASTERTOfI COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY, Mm and Dixon Bugs. Have .made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in their; premiaes,.enabling ..them to still, further increase their famo for building A First-class Article. The above firm'are determined to STOPTHE IMPORTATION OF CHEAP TRASH into the Ufairaraiia, by, building , Nothing 'tmt First-class Vehicles. From the very best,. American .materials; and at prices jrhioh for style, durability and workmanship , , ■ DEFY'COMPETITION! Our customers still ha/e the. advantage in case of breakage within a reasonable period of having it REPAIRED GRATIS. v . M, & Jiaye' taisen"since' starting in huaiEesß all the FJRST PRIZES at the Wairarapa Agricultural 'Shows against all comers, A capital assortment of CARRIAGE LAMPS m stock, apd j (irrjve, at ■ ' VERY LOW PRICES. MASTERTON' COAGH FACTORY. "' Come 'all •ye country residents 1 Who are going, in for books,'- ';':' Inspect my various samples— Their quality l and lookß. - My rulings of the neatest kind, My lexers all wear well, 1 My bindings thorough good, and made T« last as-well :as sell," r ■ For pn<!o,: f6r'Btylo,iandi(Juality Youll say none can beat' mo j Bo when you come to Wellington ■ Try LANKSHEAR'S, Lambton Quay, T UST ARRIVE])—A large and welltJ ■( chosen stock of, Xmam, New Year, & Birthday Cards, which for style and-design are.notto,be excelled. Also a good assortment of Writing Desks, /lnketandSj and'Jßookslides, in Walnut, Rose, and. Ohve wood, As I have bought the whole of. a consignment ' direct from London,' theee Aviirgo at un.usually- low prices^ l I. would ! also call" special attention to ray Photo Albums 1 in polished' Calf, 1 Morocco,Und' ! Plußlv inspection of which will abundantly confirm the assertion that'they -are marvels of oheapnesßr PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESSW. J. LANKSHEAR, Printer, Bookbinder, and General Stationer, LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. Ruling, Paging, and Perforating for the 1219 Trade. 9. PER, ; CHEAP FANCY BAZAAR, WELLINGTON, '' fcIPOKXEB OF " ' ' BRITISH &, FOREIGN FANCY, GOOD^, Christmas Goods I HAS opened ,S3 cases of Xmas • 'all the latest English and American Novelties,' conaißimg 'of in ; a'nd out-door' Games. 'JBats. of all makers. Watches,. Glooms, : L ' Footballs, Games and Dolls;' 1 Cabinet' Goods, Brushes and Combs, l,: Bat's"siid Balls, Birds Cages, Pipes,, Pooket Cutlery, Boxing Gloves, Ladies' Bags, Ornaments ( Fancy Jewellery,' Basketware, Perambulator's, and GeneralFaUoycGoodsi;! :\yj, (Next Branch Bank ( of tyew Zealand). ■ MANNERS-STREET WELLINGTON,.

; J. WIETE Bo9T^i'iidM)cAkEß : T)EGS to inform his-fetatomerr'that he tsa jemovei to lis NEW SHOE, ; nextdoor to Mr D. Picketing.-- - 1229

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