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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2993, 3 September 1888, Page 3

S.&W.MACKAY7 ■WHOLESALE''' • AND' "'RETAIL' J BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, liAMBTON QUAY,' WELLINGTON. '' l All at per annum POST ''Reynold's Weekly Ne\Vßpapoi','' i losCd "Lloyd's Weekly Nowspnper," 10s (id " Weekly Dispatch," 10s : 6d ■ ; 'V- ■ "iWeokly-Timeseiid Eolioi"10,v(id; ; "Glasgow-Weekly Mail,",los Gd .«. Detroit Free Press/' 10s Gd 1 ; ■ - "Weekly editionof LondonTinteß," Ids " National Reformer," 18s| : \V ! . '{/VP Any newspaper, published anywhorc, .procured to order, • > ; . i PERIODICALS—- " Harper's Monthly," 18s " roung : Ladies,' Journal,", (including;. Christinas No.) 15s: "Centuary Magazine,".24s' !-"■ English Illustrated Magazine," lis , "Family Herald," lis V " " Family Reader, (monthly part) 12s - ; " - do. do, Boy's Own Papor do,' do.' 7s (id " Girl's o)vn Papor d 0. .; do. 7s(id. V Ghambers Journal," 12s" " London Journal," 12a ~. ~ " Something to Read"(quai;terly dii'.)los " Princess's Noyelletto" do., do 10s "Boys Conuc Journal"' do. • do, lOa " Scribnor's Magazine'" 18s ■ " Nineteenth Contiiary" 39s " i'ortnightly Review". 39s " Contemporary Review' 1 395-; ; : " Westminster lieviow" 3!) a " Boys of England" (ii "Young Mon of Great Britain

THE VICTOBIA MUSIC BOOKS. . The complcto series in stock Is (id each, bypust. FRENCH'S ACTING EDITION PLATS, 'A lingo stud oil, hud, !)d. EMILE ZOLA'S NOVELS, " Pot—llouille," " Nana," "L'Asso--111011'," "In tho Swim," la lid ouch by post. THE POCKET ENCYCLOPEDIA A'cumpondtum of goueral knowledge for ready roforonce containing nearly 50,000 roforoticos, 'just published, 4s (id ; . , .I. WHITAKER'S ALMANACK, 1880, By Post la (id • THE ART OF .SINGING ; ' By Albort Bach, By.;l'ost IsjvH; j' S. & W.MACKAY, Wholesale and Retail Book-- ' sellers. ' SOI,LiAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.

AMERICAN ORUANSII AVELLI WELL I! OH, HowCheapl And quite true. lam , told that F, J. Pinny is offering splehdidAiiiericanOrgans, by boidb of the best and most reliable makers, Each instrument is fitted up with the divided octave couplars. Good authorities, and persons who have them in this oity say what magnificent instruments they aro, being just what they are represented—the bent and cheapest ever ottered to ihs nunioroua friends and tlio public nt large. Unequalled for tone and touch,and built to his own orders expressly for colonial use. With strong upright rubber bellows of great capaeity; no wooden couplars j all stool-plated rods—llo fear of getting out of urder with fair usage. Theseorgans are built in a solid black walnut case with mouse-proof attachments) and panelled walnut back, fitted out with all tlio lattst improvements, Well, how can lie sell so cheaply'/ Why his expenses are so small; his systom is, "Small profits and quick returns." Well, wo will just call at his office and see for ourselves. He says 1 on tholist in his window that healwayskeeps samples on stock, Who would not have' music, when you can purchase a splendid American Orjjati for £lO, orono with six stops, including the divided octavo couplars, for fit).. Note the address— IA J. PINNY, Broadway Terrace, Wellington. Oatalo?iies can lie had 011 application at Daily oflico.

THE NEW ZEALAND MUTUAL CJIEDI- . TODS' ASSOCIATION (Lisiitkd). \ Fob the Piiotmtiox ok Tiuuk, Collectors of Accounts, Ac. ISSUES Weekly Commercial Report, ol Bankruptcies, Bills of Solo, Assignments, Loans'on Wool ondCi'o]w,A'o, Mokes private emjuiries as to financial status; Colleo'ts accounts anywhere in New Zealand and iu Australia; Keeps Debtors licgisters ot persons who are getting into debt, which are open to the inspection ol Bubscribera l Olnss2 . Subscription one and two guineas, pgjrable in advance. Masterton Agent, Mr W.Sellar „ Solicitor, Mr A. It. Bunny, J. U. HANDEIISON, Geno:al Managd,

THK PERMANENT LN VESTUKNI' AND x LOAN ASSOCIATION OK WAIKAHAI'A 1 Main bthkct Gubvtown Incorporated under the Building Societies Act, •V : 1870. , . • DlllEffTOliS i Messrs V, 0, Cult (chairman), • Mi Caselberg, J, Fuller, IV, llooth. W. Skcot, and 0. Phariwn,' ThcAiinual Income exceeds £16,000, Cubital on Loan £22,000 j Profits already allutted . £4,817; Reserve fund i»!., / , ; Tiio_ punioses for which the Association is ostnblislicd aro twofold. In'tho first place it offers oil excellent method of investment to those who wish to accumulate their capital or savings at the higliestrato consistent with per feet" security and by allowing small or large sums to bo invested by periodical paymeuts, it conforms to the cireumstancca'ofall clnesei. In the second place, -to thoic who require loans upon.propertiestliey already poiien, orwlib may meet with opportunities of acquiring properties advantageously, it presents themeansof obtaining advances upon favorable terms, The Association receives feed deposits at rates to be agreed upon. . Subaciintioni oii ■ investment shares, 6s per month j ultimate valnq of share, Applicatjo'ns for sllarts to ; ,bo>ldress"d' to .tlio to agents rin investment shares issued thrqugli them, OfficoHours—Monday, Wednesday,'and' .Friday, froii]l2.to4 p,lni; ,1W first Saturday in oabli'month,' between thehbuti'of 2 and A, and 7 and 9pm i Aobkts- i '''Masterton —Mi G, Si IVv r CI," Cox - roliwtiia-Mr A Heese " sx j H \ Ui WYKIT,