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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3098, 8 January 1889, Page 1

iiftHlilffiH Queen-5treet,.,....... Masterton. (OPPOSITE LOWES &I0BNS). TB INVITE the attention of Settler's, Runholdor's.Hotel Keeper's and !Heads of Families to our VERY LAKGE and WELL CHOSEN STOCK of GOOD GOODS COMPRISING TEAS, SUGARS, GENERAL GROCERIES, FLOUR AND PRODUCE. x ' OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. '' IimNMUINUMII. GLASS AND CHINA WARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, DRAPERY, CLOTHING AND HOSIERY. TURNIP SEEDS, GRASS SEEDS. WOOL BALES. WIKE ETC. Samples and Quotations Posted FREE or Bulk Stock Shown, NO Pressing to buy. IS* SPECIAL QUOTATIONS TO LARGE BUYERS M A TRIAL RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED BY mm^mmmmm AGENTS JFOB MAURICEVILLE LIME, FJIICES REDUCED.

ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA (Limed.) rho Oldest Victorian Mutual Office, and one of the Leading Offices of the World, Established 1800. MODERATE PREMIUMS, LARGE BONUSES, PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. ACCUMULATED FUNDS • THREE QUARTERS OF A MILLION. ANNUAL INCOME EXCEEDS TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS Tho first office in the world to introduce theNON FORFEITURE PRINCIPLE, Asßuranco effected on First-class lives up to fivo thousand pounds. Funds increasing at the rato of onejiundred Thousand pounds annually, Policy holders number over Twonty Thousand. Tho Molbourno Argus styles tho National Mutual " AYoung Financial Giant." In framing tho articles of Association tho experience of the best lifo offices in Great Britain and tho United states of America waswoll considered, and wherover a sound and liberal feature was found it was adopted. Tho result is that. The National Mutual has been enabled to corabiue in 0110 oflico all tho advantages to assurors which lwvo boon proved to be consistent with security, and at the Barno time to hedi'e in the institution with all the saicguards which have been found necessary to stability and success, , Further particulars concoming The Njihonat- Mutual can be obtained from T.O.D'ARCY, District Agont. From W. MUESELL, . ' Inspector Agencies, ' Zealand

8TBa: (carriage factory, EOSSabdMUIBj COAOHBUILDERS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKERS. FARRIERS &GEKERAJBLACKSMITHS. HAYING entered intopartnorahip wo are prepared to turn out Carriages Coaches, Wagons, Drays &c, at prices which CANNOT BE BEATEN in any town in New Zealand, Workmanship and Materials guaranteeo New in stock Buggies, Doublo and Single, Dog Carts, Concord Wagons, Spring Carts,Drays&c which we ; are prepared to sell (inspire of the new tariff) at lowor prices than such have ever been sold at before, We are enabled to do this by tho aid of steam power and extensivo machinery, withou which such rock bottom prices could not be obtained, and an 'existence made, Wo aro also extensive makers of Agricultural Implomonts including;— Single and Double furrow ploughs, harrowß of every design, Tim Celebrated Solway Stump Extractor, Wool Presses &c. In fact any iraploinent required on farm or station, A larce stock of plough shears nud fittings of "all descriptions on hand at wholesale cost. Note the addross— ROSS&MUIR, Steam Carriage Factoby, I ueen-Btreet, Master ton. hTbTlatham, WAingawa Cart Butchery, SEEF, Wto4cl porlb S MUTTON, Id to 3d porlb ■flprmiin or Pork Sausages, 31bs for Is fa FoTqufrterßßEF, n l4 S pcrloolbs Hi„d.quarterßEEF,.losperloolbs | nARTBRUNPAIIiY

TOWNSEND & COWPER • ■- o BEG to tiiankj tlio inhabitants of Mastorton and districts for-pasfc favors and hope to merit a continuance of their support, Just received a direct shipment of saddlery and harness, embracing ; nll thoi latest improvements and designs. Also aibrge assortment of Whips, Spurs,-Bits, Stirrup Irons, Bruslwvaro and; other Requisites of tho trade, too numerous to partioulariso. Those who intend purchasing any of the above lines will find it to their advantage to inspect our Btook before going elsewhere. 10 per cent allowed on all cash Purchases. ; . ~ .-. jNoiE-r-Oustomersmayrely, in Bending orders, that their wants will have prompt and l careful attention, Prices are invariably strictly moderate, and country residents can rely on receiving tho same treatment, both as regardsworkmanship and made theirarrangements on the spot, . '■" Note tho Address—qpownsend and Cowperj ~ gaddle,-Harness& Collar Makers,, ' ; Queen atroot,Masterton. -80JC lil/MR PERRY,- ' ■ '.GENERAL BUTCHER, BRIDGE-ST, MASTERTON

WHERE SHALL WE BUY OUR FURNITURE? Is a question which occurs at sorao porlod of life to almost all of us and it is a question which involves two important considerations, viz., ' Quality and l'rlco Economy is a virtue which should be possessed by everybody, and in thinking about 'Where shall w_o buy ourFurnituro 1 people' naturally desire to be directed to the place where they can obtain the beat valuo for their monoy. 1 thoreforo have muchploasuro in drawingattontion to tho fact that I am now prepared to supply HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description, made from wollj nnWtawindthoroUglllyseaKnimr] malum! at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, I Mattresses and Bedding of ovoiy kind in stock. Pictures framed,carpota planned andjlaid Furniture .Repaired, Re-Covered and Re-Polished... Ladies' Needlework tastefully mounted; adapted to'any article of furniture required, . ■ All Goods delivered froe to any part of ■ thetown..: : ■ ' Note the address-Quoou-st., Mantor[ton (opposite M. Caselberg's Store), W. , WHXTT,frop™tor