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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1296, 6 February 1883, Page 4

EIVIiRPOOL AND LONDON AMU : GLOBE INSURANCE, CpijPANY, Established 1836, . r ; • ; The attention,of the public is called to th following points; 1, The Lubmt? gf the Company Umibitbd. The Reports and Accounts of the yes 1630 show ; Net Fire Premiums for the year. .£J,01i9,5£2 Cupital paid up , . . 245,61(1 GoncralßeservoFire Re-insurance Fund ... 1,500,000 3. Tho Company is empowered by variour Acts of the Imperial Parliament • and b) separate Acts of the Legislature of New South Wales, South;Australia Tasmania,'. Now Zealand;* and Queonslnnda feature which belongs to no other Insuiancc Company. ' ... 4. Tho large resources of the Compsrij should impress the public with a feeling of Secdmty, the main 'desideratum iii seeking for insurance, • • f . Proposals for all classes' of' Fire Insurant; will bo received by' l ■ ■ i. EDWARD PEARCE, /-■ • 'Agent, Wellingtcr Sob-Agents: < T. C. D'Ancv, Masterton. : ' ... 'R. R. AiiMsmvoi Carterton ' - A. L. Webster;' Grbytbwii; : ' :'E. O'Nbalk, Ftifttberston. 99f NATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE •;! INSURANCE fc'OMI'ANY OF, , j NEW ZEALAND. Capital, ii.ooo.ooo ; MiUp, £50,000 • - Reserve Fund; £80,000: Re-iiißuram Reserve Fund, '£28,000; Losses paid Id P veard, 1 £301,368,.... ■ '11; BRUCE WALLACE, Manager. V MASTERTON AGENTS— .. t . LOWES AND lORNS. Q H, T O M L I rs U N. LAND, FSTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, . SANSON, MANAWATU. ' Secretary, Collector, and Valuer to the Sa»don-Ciminrvon ! lJii<hway Board. . Secretary Mahawntu Farmer's Club. Agent Colonial Insurance, Company, Rangitikei and Waneanui' Building Societies. Dealer in all kinds of producer. ,: . . Goods brought or sold on Commission. Routs and Debts.collected. ■ ; K • - JtM/■■■■■: ' MASTERTON , COACH AND CARRIAGE FACTORY, Muir and Dixon Bros. Have made EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS in their premises, enabling them to still further increase thou: fame for building A First-class Article. The! above fiiri are determined to STOP THE IMPORTATION OF CHEAP TRASH into the Wairarana, by building Nothing but First-class Vehicles. From the very best Amorican rrnloii.il f and at prices which for style, durability and workmanship DEFY COMPETITION 1 Our customers still ha e tho .advantage in case of. breakage within a reasonable period of having it REPAIRED GRATIS. M. & D. B. have taken since starting in business all the FIRST 'PRIZES at the Wairarapa Agricultural Shows against all comers. A capital assortment of CARRIAGE LAMPS in stock, and t arrive, at . . 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 leduers all wear well, ■ ' My bindings thorough-good, and made Tk last as well as sell.' ; < . ■» For price, lorstylo, and 'quality You'll say none can. beat :n«c; !io ivheii you coma to Wellington ■ Try LANK>HEAR'S, Lambton Quay. "JUST ARRIVED—A large and wellr) chosen stock of XiniiK,NewYear, & JtSirtliday-Cards, which for style and deiujiv are no; to be excelled. Also a good, assortment ol Writing Desks, Inliiitftiids/mul Bookslides, in Walnut, Rose, and. Olive wood, As] have bought tho whole of. H consignment direct from London; these will go at unusually low prices, l i would ako call special attention to my Ptioto Albums in polished Calf, Morocco, -and.Plush, inspection of which will" abundantly confirm the assertion that they' aro , marvels of cheapness, PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRKSSW. J. LANKSHEAR, Printer, Bookbinder, and General Stationer, LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON. : Ruling,: Paging, and Perforating for the 1219 Trade. D. ASHER, CHEAP FANCY BAZAAR, WELLINGTON, Impoeter op BRITISH k FOREIGN FANCY GOODS, Christmas Goods! HAS opened 33 oases of Xmis Orods of all the latest English and American Novelties, consisting of in aud out-door Games. Cricket Bats of all makers. Watches; Clocks, Footballs, Games and Dolls, Cabinet Goods, Brushes and Combs. 1 Batsßndßalls, Birds Cages, Pipes, Pocket Cutlery, • Boxing Gloves, Ladies' Bagß, Ornaments, Fancy Jewellery, Basketware, Pictures, ,I'erambulatois, ana General Fancy Goods,: i,. (Next Branch Bank of New Zealand) MANNERS-STREET WELLINGTON. J; WYETH, BOOT & SHOEMAKER BEGS to inform' his customers that he. has removed to his NEW SHOP, next door to Mr D. Pickering. » 1229 : BOOTS FOR THE MILLION 11 W, P A~R -K E S y (Late Paries,& Petersen.J :; NOTIFIES the wearers of Boots in Mastertonand the Wairarapa that he has Qpened the Premises ? : 'Jfext 0. A. At a, Mail BOOT- AmMoBMOPI W.P! confines himself strictly to the bespoke department. . Boots-, made, to: order—. warranted to give comfort and. satiafaciion. The most durable;in-,thj;Vyajratapa'i rTeatirmonials in the shape of Prizes-won at every Show in' the district :where Parkea' make have beeb exhibited,' ( may obe-, .inspected'»on. the premises. i <■ ti ! a:!.' . (1939 | A. LINDSAY. .' rilO St|re|e§pets l anll •X r -A. |JNDSAY|' having nbiv 'completed, his plant for the manufacture of,all kiwis of • Boots"aild,shoes, ib now prepared to make Men's'lifßt Watertight®,■: pegged, at .14^— riveted, 13s; per pair for orders ol m pairs aud upwards, for caßh only ( A. LINDSAY, Bootmaker, 1 Lambton Quay, ,and,Cuba-st., Cash Bort Mart, Wellington^y ~...: