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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 3069, 1 December 1888, Page 3

GENERAL NOTICES, -LONDON-BERLIN-PAEK.-J3v Tub Waibakafa Train to WATCIM AKII.U, J tWKLLISR, &c,&c No 5, Ciiba Street. Wellington, '• And inspect tho very latest novelties from the above cities of tho world, purchased for the Xmas and New Year Season. The Novelties consist of Watches and Clocks, Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings, Chains, Rings in Diamonds, llubios. Emeralds, • . Pearlß,&c, Studs, Pins, Charms, &e., &c.JT7" Would especially invite tho , J\, Ladies and gentlemen of the AVnirarapa mid all'' Biirroundinjj districts that ; ore intending purchasing a Ximb Present or New Years gift to give a call at tho Cuba street comer under THE CLOCK, where ho guarantees they can see a stuck Second to None in, New Zealand,'and-whore they, can buy,wedding rings or keeper rings' for JOs, a'g'ohy gem ring for ,7s 6d-/--:'• V/gv> : 500 SILVER BRo| '. ■•■, ToChobseKomj SPECTACLES TO'B^' . .AJLarge Assortn) Jet;'iu:JJrouohe3.| iSb.i <So. ; GroeHtj ■r Twtir .iXußßbsßidHht fho Oldest Victorian MutualOfflee,and one of the Leading Offices of the World, Established 1809.' MODERATE PREMIUMS, LARGEBONUSES, PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. AOTMUJATED FUNDS' THREE QUARTERS OP A MILLION. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS TWO BUNDKED THOUSAND POUNDS; The first office in' the world to introduce theNON FORFEITURE PIUNOIPLE. Assurance effected on First-class lives up ; to five tlioußind pounds. - ■:; Funds increasing at tlio'rate of one him- . dred Thousandf^iidß- annually.;-:, ; Policy-#l "' MP iron fpNA' ITutoali, . can. be obtained ■'■■. T.C.D'AKOYi/: ... District Agent, From : - - W.MDESELL, , Inspector Agencies,'

IOVERNIte.UFE IMITAirC'E I—■=—DEPARTMENT../ - ■'-' LOANS OX JIOBTOAOK... ; Fbom tiuio to timo (i limited portion of the funds is lout on first uiortgngu of frauoM security, with option of repayment by fixed '—'-'incuts, spread over W, 15, or ;sf yoaw. Holf-ytai'l) I'aymont for each'flOO. Period of toon- £ i..i. ■■ ■ . ... 0.4.7 '•' ...5 8 0 . ... il3 8 '. instalments whereby ' J liquidated within a filvon time, ami on tonus of a inost favourable character, present marked advantages to sottlors and others. • The-borrowor may, beforo tho oxpiry of tUo full period, redeem tho loan, with or without notice, on terms which cau bo asoertained at this offlco, or at any of tho offices of this Dopartmont, whoro also forms of application can bo obtained. For full particulars as to loans, apply to ftoHesdand Branch Ofnccsaudl'ostUlllces, F.W.FItAMUAND. • Actuary ond Principal Officer. D.M.LUOKIB, Commissioner. City Buffet Hotel. OPENING NOTICE. TUE Propriotora have much pleasure iu informing the general public that the above New and Commodious Biiiok Hotei, splendidly furuinhed, and poisessing every possible improvement and requirement for the convenience of its patrons will bo opened for tho reception of visitors on Thursday, Ist Governbar, when they trust, by strict attention to business, to meet with tho samo patronage as hitherto bestowed upon them, and can assure their guests that • evory endeavorwill be itsed.to give the Utmost satisfaction, The Dining ttoom ia extensive and lofty and fitted with all tho latest modern improvements. <<s —■ Tho Bedroom aro large, well ventilated and furnished in a superior stylo. Tho ladies' and Gmtlmn'i Silting Booms aro beautifully laid out and reploto, containing registered grates and every requisito to eusuro comfort. > . The Culinary Dqmiimmt.mil be under the entire supervision of Mr Orr! sehr., assisted by effioient staff of assistants, and every care arid attention will be taken to provide the table liberally with everything in season, and in such a manner as to meet with the approval, of the most fastidious of epicures,

HOT BREAKFASTS, always ready for passengers leaving by the only morning trains, as also HOT SUPPERS on I the arrival of the 10.30 p.m, Manawatu train, ' Hot, Cold and' Shower Baths, as also w,c, adjoining on each flat. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of tbe choicest brands only, imported- direct from tho Proprietors, A Nwht Porter always in attendance, Tho trainear and Cobb and Go.'s busses pass the Hotel every five minutes OER&SON,. .'DEPRESSION WHEN in England a few years ago, I was trying to strike a bargain with a man for a small piece of land, I told him I thought it had been much neglected thistles, and dock leaves and othor useless things allowed to grow. Ho said—"Well, Mister, there is some good in everything growing on this land, but perhaps you don't see it."., Fora similar reason, there is -some good in depression, but every man dou't' see it, nor it yet able to put it to good use, Owing to the depression hero and abroad,! Imvu been enabled to buy LCOQ worth of Nw Goodsfor 1/100, consequently loan give pottor .valuo'thM) any other man ih Woi' lingtou. Oijuitt and see;"■ ■■':: >. 1• v.< •;', ■':.