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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2294, 13 May 1886, Page 3

IiOHOUOH OE MASTERTON. TENDERS olcao "on MONDAY, May 17th, 1880, for the supply of Firewood Keroweno v . to the INSTITUTE for the current year. Particulars may be obtained from the Custodian. R, BROWN, 2290 Town Clerk. mENDERS will bo received up to the i evening of May 16th, for the leasing or purchasing of suctions 143, 144, 145,146, Manaia estate. Direct to GEORGE BEETHAM, Masterton, NOTICE. " THE undersigned begs to notify that ho is not in any way connected with the firm of Messrs T. M. Diummoiid and Co. PERCY C. FRAZI, 2294 Authorised Survoyor. READ IT, IT IS WORM YOUR WHILE, WAIRARAPA , CLOTHING FACTORY ARE SELLINGMon's Heavy Tweed Suits for 20s Men's Colonial Tweed Suits for 25s Men/a. N;Z. Tweed Suits for 35s Men's Extra Heavy N.Z, TweeiSuits. 45s Men's Heavy Tweed Trousers aiid Vests for 10s lid Men's Colonial Tweod Trousers and Vests for 13s lid Men's N.Z. Tweed Trousers and Vests for

■ 16a Gd Men's Strong Tweed Trousers for 5s Od Men's Colonial Tweed Trousers for 8s (id Men'sN.Z, Tweed Trousers for 10s Gd Men's Extra Heavy iS.Z, Tweed Trousers for 123 Gd ■ , : Men's Hard Pelt Hats for 3s (id, Men's Soft Felt .Hats for 2s lid , Boys' and Youths' Felt Hats from Is 9d Men's Ulster Overcoats from 17s (id Men's Strong Working 81urts : '2s 9d .■■■■.. ■■"■ Men's Regatta Shirts 'k 9d." ;■: ;■' ..; Hcavy-Whito Blankets from lis 9d per, ■:/'J'pair):.>v\ : "' ' : }; ■■:■■'" /v. . .'.■.;.■ -': '■ Heavy TwillSheotiiig, 2 yds wide;". from :: /' :i lodper'yard;-*/:f ; ;f "{'■■■' 'TI. Colonial Flannels from Is per yard;: : : ff;h Hoiivy Unbleached Calicoes from-3d .;per 'quality,>4J per.'yard;- ..:■: '*■<:■■■.. . .;And-ailotlierliiies' ;: : ;; ' : ':: : i '■-■' ■■■■ -vEQOALLY(CHEAP,>^o/ ■:..■/ :'■:;■:■: .■'■;.■ ; '/<"'"AT'THE'.'. : VS'.A;■/;/iy ';";«' ■W.i|i'i'rariipaOlothiiiff''i^ad.", ' ■ ti>vy,';:)■]:,}./ X; THEATRE,rfv ■ ■ XQuEEXStKEKT, MaSTEKTOjC \',S'. '\ "The Book debts, in thc.estatc.'.of. Rapp & Hare, must be paid 'at the : Wairarapa ClothingFactory'ATONCE.V .. '#,'.. ;undersjyned is prepared to'deliver y ; the follow; ingT ; i ; htes~£ tfifpj /■■f" ! (4ft) 13s'per.wrd: ::^;; : : '."..Order's le.ffc'iafc- li, punctually attended to. 2282 '. ■ ./ISAAC ALLEN. .. 'TO;', SETTLKRSf'• STOREKEEPERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY. \ KVWWNISAUCE- AND FICKLE :. \Y : ci:M%'S T EIVT4)-N;■&;.' ■■

;|>.TRAYNOK & CO. having /started y.,- "thisinduatiy,.begtlio patrnnngeof the Storokeepors,- and Public generally, jjuiiraiitiiig at the same-' time to ■■ produce an'article equal in quality, to. any' condimeuts .imported, or of Colonial manufacture. Tho public ave asked to purchase Tkaysor's Sauces, Pickles, and Preserves for,the.following reasons:— v . "'' :> '•■■ Ist.—They can depend on good, palat- :':■,. ■ able, wholesome article',-because they. " aro.faceto.fn.ee with the [responsible: ' : ,;V-'manufacturer, ■*» \\ .; x J',/V?: ; ? ■'' ?nd, -By ■-, consuming ■ Masterton ;-:pr>; :; :;: /ducts, ; ; ; ; they. will.; assist.; thej^local . ;-:3rd,—By,;building up this new industry :■;■ ,;they .wilK;increase the;: number-:; of ■'■'■ :i';wagc:.earhei's,'aiid lessentha-drairiof:' from the district,;I*. 1 *. ;■;'■-' ■'• '.- your Storekeeper roit.V , : . TR AYNOR'S ■ SAUCE& v-Mf-.' - ■ ? PICKLES! ;^^|2BS? THE .PERMANENT. 1 AND' . f. LOAN ASSOCIATION OFWAIKARArA- ■■';■': •. A;.:; MAIN^TREKT,.GI!EYTomf,;v '•■■■■ v";:.. ■lncorporated under the BuilJiug Society.s Act.i :■:;'>■■■■ : \/' : ■'; : m^K:^,t;^','■:':', ':Director's ; Messrs ,^4.C;.'Ciiff- r (ch'riinrinn),'. '■J ■. M. Caselberg, >■ - ; SkeeVaud F>AY¥R; \h Tho Annual Income exceeds £7;000, Capital oh 'r'? Loan £lß,ooo;'.Profits :;already':!'allottcd .■■■..'■■','.£4,24B;. Reserve fuiid £804; ; ;: ,js^! : .:■■, |, "The purjiosea for" -which .the Association;..is established arc twofold.. An. the first-place it offers an excellent method bf investment to those who wish to accumulate .their,capitnl'.or : savings at the highest rate consistent with perfect security, and .'by : .'allowing -small or large sums to. be invested by'periodical : payments',- it '.conforms to the circumstances of all classes,. In ..the'sccondplace, to those' who .'require Joans upon'properties they already.possess, 6t\\vho may meet with opportunities of acquiring pro-l-.pcr.ties advantageously, it presents tlieincans of ■ obtaining advances, upon favorable terms, The Association receives fixed deposits at rates to bo agreed '■ upon,,. Subscriptions or investment shares, 5s per'month; ultimate value of shares,. £SO. Applications for shares to be addressed to the manager, A liberal commission allowed to agents on'investment' shares issued through them. Offico Hours—Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 2 to' 4 p.m.. 'Pay Day—The first Saturday in each n)onth,,b<;t\veen tho hours of 2andfi,andHikT!).p.ni. ,'.>-> >"'' ; ' Agents—--1 '■ Masterton-Mr V. Sellar. Carterton-M F H. "Wood, Feathcrston—Mr J. G.Cox G, WYETT, Manager

WAIR4RAPA AND EAST COAST PASTORAL & AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE Annual General Meeting of members will take place at the Council Chambers, Carterton, on SATURDAY, 15th day of May, inst., at 11,30 a.m, Business—To receive Committee's report and balance sheet; to . ballot out. five members of the/ ', •'■ Commit^ /apdMto elect five- . ...' memhetl'in''tlieir'stead; to elect ■'•' '' Auditor, and general business, H. H. WOLTERS, Secrotaiy; Curtettoa, 3rd May, 1886.