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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume X, Issue 3205, 15 May 1889, Page 4

_i-1 Business Nonces-' ;' : 4oolfts: AMOUNTING TO " £2000; • ht Gift, £SOO 4th iSiFT, £SO 2nd do £2OO sth do £2s'; Brd do! £IOO lOGiftaflOeaoli 25 Gifte£s each, ' . ■ ' 360 Gifts, 10s each 400 Gifts: £2OOO ; . (Without any Deduction except for Bank Exohanga.) TT7ITE A VIEW to further popular. VV 'ising our WAEES, the above liberal sum will be Distributed among the patrons of the . ' LONDOtf WATCH COMPAM. ON THE FOIMIYIMQ PIAH : s Each purchaser of a WATOH is; entitled (as per under-noted Price liist) to' From9'to 48Guesses"! ! Of the numerical contents of a GLASS JAR (13 inches hu>h, by 19 inchen in oiroumforence), filled: and sealed by Messrs W. R. Bock and A. E. Cousins, of the firm of Bock & Consinß,' printers, and Mr W.. J. Lankshoar,- Bookseller, 1 Lanibtoh Quay, Wellington,' THE JAR Contains an admixture of BEANS AND MAIZE, and those who guess tho Correct Total, or the Nearest Number (irderto, will secure the Gifts in the thero named aboVe; Ties (if any) to divide,' As the number of guesses, however, applies separately to each Gift, the purchaser really obtains a minimum of 3,000, and a maximum of 19,200 opportunities, or, in other words, 400 times the number of guesses. The Goods are'ot first olass workmanship and are offered on the DEFERRED PAYMENT SYSTEM, thus enabling everyone to procure a thoroughly reliablej Sterling Silver Timekeeper by easy instalments ranging from 7s 6d to 40s per month, according (o the price selected, with tho. additional advantage of possibly obtaining a handsome bonus, l 10:2 10 tfOO o. too kJ oooeq w ©OO S; laoscn U. ,- ,- « "1 T4r4Ci\ N ft '■ to a !r (J ■* Uj|> (5 5o"2" 1.10 te WlO o 65 rUCOt* ORDER EARLY, of Watch desired, and enolose detailed ' Remittances by postal notes preferred If by Cheque, add one shilling, for exchange,

London Watch Co,, 111 _ Fbathebsmn-strebi', _ (Opposite Union Bank of Australasia), t WELLINGTON. JS"The Jar is exhibitedin the Window of Mr W.J. LANKSHEAR, Bookseller, Lambton Quay, Wellington. "■' WHAKATAKI s POST OFFICE STORE. n - THE UNDERSIGNED has opened the above STORE, and dosires to ". inform his old custoinors and friends, g that they will be supplied therat with NEW, GOODS at .- i- LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. " —A IRIAIi RESPECTFDHY BOUOIIED.— J. B, OSBORNE; . . .Whakataki, : ' February.Cth, 1889. -• ' 2134 ,HARCOURT&Go., i LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, 1 -: AUCTIONEERS,,. . SHAKE JINANOIAL ~:. : AGENT'S,STOCK and Station 'Agency-Busiaess ' of every description attended to. AUOTIONSALES,conducted in town or country.'!'. ■' " LOANS negotiated) and all firiancia bußincs6 undertaken.' ' SALVOR PURCHASE of Business conducted on moderate terms, SHIPPING and Insurance Bushes transacted, 1 : TEMPORARY OFFICES:; i GREY STREET WELLINGTON. THOMAS MO CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER • .AND C UNDERTAKER, (JUEM-STREET ......MASTERTON INDO-(3HINAiTEAS lßiqitiere4^ !h