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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2200, 21 January 1886, Page 3

T , JONES. F.BTTIT./S-K'EBi (Opposite Bon March, "QEGS to tender to "his numerous cusAj turners and the'ipublio generally, the compliments of the seasoij. :'.' Local and Foreign Season : Fruits. A'large supply on hand, which will bo Bold at prices to f suit everyone. '•;■• ■.''. Frtiih Frail BecM My. , 2174 TOTHE PUBLIC OF WELLINGTON k ''■' AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS. ;,. JEWELLER, &0.,,008A-ST., Calls special attention to his large and ' ; grand selected stock for this season. ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND SWISS '. WATCHES,,. ' In Gold and Silver. Clocks by all makers. GOLD and SILVER JEWELRY of every description. ''■!■ Oyer 200 SILVER BROOCHES to choose from, 2s Gd to 30a. A large and new assortment of • REAL WHITBY JET GOODS. Specs and Eyeglasses To suit all sights, comprising some of the CELEBRATED ADAMANTINE. •J. Jl. has markod all his goods at the lowest possible figure, and cordially invites an inspection. ' 2181 Notice Extraordinary!!! OWING to the large number of COUPONS for Xmas presents being issued, l. J. HOOPER & CO. Find that it will be impossible to distribute the whole of the presents on the 24th ofDecemberasadvertised. Holdersof Coupons will therefore present them ontho 22nd or 23rd, and any time up to the 31st December, until which time Coupons will continue to be issued. L. J. HOOPER & CO., DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, Masterton, 2177

Christmas and New Year New Goods for Prizes and Presents, THE undersigned has just received ex ''lonic," a beautiful assortment of Christmas and New Year Cards; also a largeand varied stjck of books, stationary, fancy goods and toys. New books and periodicals by eveiy English mail. PHOTOGRAPHY in all its branches. Photographs taken In any weather by the instantaneousGelatino-Bromidodryplates. Largest and best assortment of Maori Photographs in Now Zealand. Agent for all the leading N.Z, papers. T. E. PRICE, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, FANCY GOODS DEPOT, MASTERTON, MASTERTON AGRIOULUAL & PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL. RAM and EWE FAIR, WILL BE HELD AT MESSRS LGWES and WEN'S SALE YARDS. Mnsterton, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 1880. ENTRIES, accompanied by fees, must be lodged with the Secretary %t Masteiton on or before SATURDAY, FEBRUARY O'th, 188(i, and in order that catalogues may be prepaied, vendors are requested to state, when making the entry, whether the sheep are to be sold singly or otherwise, and to nominate the auctioneer. Sheep must be on the ground by 10 a.m. on the day of Fair and to be removed by permission of the Stewards only. Sale to commence at 11 a.m. sharp. The entry fees for rams will be 6d per head up to 10, and 3d per head for all over that number; sinele sheep Is per head. For ewes, Is per score up to 100, and Cd per score for all over that number, RIOHD. J. FITTON, Secretary, Toiuple Chambers. Masterton. THE PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND 1 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF VAIEARAPA Main-street, Greytown. Incorporated under the Building Society,s Act, 187 G. Directors: limit W. C. Cuff (chairman), M. Caselberg, J. Fuller, V. Booth. W. Skeet, and F. W. R. Seed. The Annual Income exceeds £7,000, Capitol on Loan £18,000; Profits already allotted £4,248: Reserve fund £BO4.

The purposes for which the Association is established are twofold. In the first place it offers an excellent method of investment to those who wisli to accumulate their, capital or savings attho highest rate consistent with perfect security, and by allowing small or large sums to bo invested by periodical payments, it conforms to the circumstances of all classes. In the second place, to those who require loans upon properties they already possess, or who rnny meet with opportunities ot acquiring properties advantageously, it presents themeans of obtaining advances upon favorablo terms, Tho Association recoives fixed deposits at rates to be agreed upon. Subscriptions or investment shares, 5s per month; ultimate.valuo of shares, £SO. Applications for shares to bo addressed to the manager, A liberal commission ollowod to agents on investment shares issued through them. Office Hours-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 2to 4 p.m, Pay Day-The first Saturday in each month, between the houw of 2 and 5, and 7 and 9 p,nY. AoESiaMasterton—Mr W. Sellar. Carterton—M FH. Wood. Feathetston—Mr J. G. Cox G. '\YYETT, Manager, EASTERGIFTS A S a return for the very liberal patronJ\_ atje bestowed upon the GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, we have resolved to present the following gifts to Customers next Easter— A Dinner Service, value £23, to tho one who gueßsea the exact number of poas in the gta jug in tho window. If two persons guess the exact number a Dinner Service,, value £lllos, to each, In case the oxaofc numbor is not guessed a Dinner Service, value £llloa, to the nearest. To tho next noareit a dinner service, value £6. To the next nearest a China Tea Sorvice, value £2los. To the noxt nearest a Vase or Tea Set of forty-one pieces, value £1 la. Every half-crown purchase qualifies for one estimate. All purchasers at the Bon Marches Cuba St., have equal right to make au estimate. In addition wo are offering the bust and cheapest crookery, cutlery, etc., in tho : '"' ' city. GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR. vmiw QUAY.