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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1290, 30 January 1883, Page 4

Liverpool ani) r GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. , Ewwjjsato.lß36,l illwi 1 i'; • v .iiotihi-irv -"-Iheatteotion of the pubhi la called to & n ut ;/ji , ,l.: The Lußiwntip.of the 'Company UsuitrniD. The.BKPOBia and Accobhtb of-the'>yea/ ! 1830,shomi;iKi -i, ■ ;i;! r.ili io Net Fire Premiums for the year. ;£1,069,5t2 Capital paid up ... ...... 246,640 GehefyliterirveFire Re>iilßurance 1K >i ;r„ 1,600,000 3.j?he Comp&ny ij empowered by vario.ur ( Acta of : tho .1 in pfeHal' -Parliament • anoUbj separate Acta "ofitha .Legislature of ! New South Wales,;; Victoria,. South Tasmania,! New ZJealand,-'' and Queensland—a feature; which belongs,to •' no other Ihaujance Company, ! 1..; V . 4,; The large resour»es, of;,the-Company should impress the publio with a feeling of SEOonrnr, the maih desideratum in seekinj for insurance, . - ... ■!• i ol&sses of FireJasuranr will be received by , 1 EDWARD PEARCE, a , Agent WollingtcP Sub-Aoests. T. O. D'Arcy, Masterton. ■ E; R. '" •' A. L. Webster, Greytown. ■ ; E. O'NEAiiW.'Peatrieratoii.' ; ' 99f NATIONAL FIRE ' AND- MARINE ; - ' INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEWZEADAND. ' GAPITAL,iI, 000,000 j Paid Up, £50,000; ' -Stierre Fun4..£So,oooße-inturaorr Reserve Fund, £28,000; Losses paid in f years, £361,368, , B.BBUCE WALLACE, Mugger. ' HASIIITOW AGBHTB—.. LOWKB AND lORNR Q]U, >£ 6 M L 1 N J (5 H, LAND, EBTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, SANSON, MANAWATU. Secretary, Collcotor, and Valuer to the Sandon-Carnarron Highway Board, Secretary Manawatu FarmerVOlub. A gent Colonial Insurance Company , Kangitikei and \Vansaniii Building Societies. Dealer in all kinds of produce. , 1 Goods brought or sold on Commission.' Rents and Debts colleoted. MASTERTON " COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY.

Mum and Dixon 'Bm Have ;made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in their premises, 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 TRASH into the Wairarana, by building, : Nothing but First-class .Vehicles. From; the very best American materials and at prices "which for style, durability and workmanship DEFY COMPETITIONI Our customers still hive the advantaga in case of breakage within a reasonable period of having it REPAIRED | 6RATI9, M, h, D. B, have taken since starting in buMKew all thft' : FIRST;PRIZES)at the Wairarapa AgricnHural Shows ' against all comers,. . A capital assortment of CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and t arrive, ; VERY 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 ledeera all wear well, My bindings 'thorough.good, and made T# last as well as sell, - 1 , " , ■ • For;pricej fo'r'style; and quality' You'll Bay nono can beat me; So when you come to Wellington Try. LANKSHEARIS, Lambton ■JUST ARRIVED-A. large and. wellM chosen stock of Xiua*, New Year, & Birthday. Cards,; which forstyle "arid iiislgii' are not'to W' 1 Excelled. Also a good ' assortment ol Wniing Desks, Inkstands, and Bookslidep, in'Waljirat, Rote, and Olive .wood, As I have bought the whole Of a ' consignment direct from London, these iwilf go at uh< (finally low prices. I woiild also call special attention to my Photo Albumj in policed Calf, Morocco, and Plush,' inspection of which will abundantly < confirm the assertion that they are marvels of cheapness,. ! ; ... ' PLEASE NOTE'THEADDBESSw. J. LANKSHBMI, Printer, Bookbinder, and General Stationer, LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. ' Ruling,: Paging, and Perforating for the 1219 I .■ Trade, : ■ D. ASHER, CHEAP FANCYBAZAAR, WELLINGTON, i ■ 1 "Importo-OK BRITISH & FOREIGN 1 FANCY GOODS, Christmas Goods! HAS opened 33 cases of- Xmas ; Goods'of all'!the lattßt I! Englißh ,and Amerioan Novelties, consisting of in'ami out-door Gatiies,' i : Orioket f l ßato a of 1 .all makers.; Watohes, ' ' Clocks, 'Friotbails,Game's and Dolls, Cabinet' Goods; Brushes' and Combs, Bats end Balls;, Birds Cages, Pipes,! Pooket Cutlery, l- Boxing Gloves, Ladies' Bags, Ornainente, Fancy Jewellery, Baslcetware, Pictures, Perambulators,' and Goods.:i|: Vi . "•'(N(sxt Branch BankjofNew Zealand) .! .' MANNERS-STREET WELLINGTON, J. WYITH, BOOT & SHOEMAB3SR BEGS to inforin y liiß -customers tbat°hit lias removed to his NEW slidp, next , < | door to Mr, P., Pickering. atiiioJL :;:1229! 'BOOTS FOR T IrrJjfi'itK ,nwoiU ' i W. p "VfOTiFIEB.the wwerg.of-Boots.in.My-. tertou'wd thiWaimprthit'h'e has Opjened the Premises A. Brigs'Bntohery, Ai'ajeiail BOOT AND SHOE BBOP. I 'W.P, coifinea himself strictly to the bespoke department.' Boots made to order—warranted to give comfort and satisfaction. The most durable in the Wairarapa, Testimonials in the shape of Prizes won at ever; |hftw !; jn j the diatriot' l wh'eW'ParkW'J maki' exhibited, may. be-inspected on t^e:pr'emi»e». f Miß! -oveii .{-3 A -fi'Si'Swesiss" _ j_ u !A. LINDBAY, jhSving&bwT doinplited! his plant for theißiansficturaof all kinds of Booty 'sid Rhswjiisjnow.iprepafedjtd'make [Men's j».Bt Waterlights, pegged, at 14n—rivet$d,il8s per pair fot ofders of six pain and'tipwards, for cash only. A. LINDBAY, .Bootmaker, Laobtyn Quay, and Cnba-it,, Cast BmA Hut, WtUinpea. i?ai i " ■ •' :