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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3503, 6 May 1890, Page 2

NEW Mm GOODS. WmmmfflM General Merchant} AND Direct Importer) Queen-street Masterton, [TTE have now opened out and are W showing a first class assortrnont New WINTER GOODS, ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES In Dress Stuffs, Cashmeres, Velveteens, Plushos, Ribbons, Lacos, Umbrellas, Ladies' and Girls' Ulsters, Jackets, oto, Alaoß Inrge stock of Potono, Roilyn, and English Blankets in all sizes, Flannel.Wools, Crimean, Cotton & Wincev Shirtings, Calicoes, Sheetings, etc., etc, OCR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Is well stocked with b nood assortnnnl f of Mens' Youths' and Boys'] Efj Clothing, Overcoats, (intoshes, Oilskins, etc.,etc.j SUITS MADE TO ORDER. Gent's Underclothing, White, Reyatta and Oxford Shirts, Tios, Sox, Braces, Hats and Caps,

In out BOOT DEPARTMENT, we havo n good stock of English mid Colonial Boots and Shoes (all sizes), and from the best makers, "£EALANDlA"BitAHDalwaysiiißtock' Grocery Department M have a First Class Stock, All Best Brands, and at LOWEST CASH RATES. Earthenware.

For the want of space wo have been unable to keep a LittGE STOCK, but wo ate now showing in our New Store a variety ot EAETHENWARE, also IRONMONGERY, &c. INSPECTIoTINVITED. MPfiJ^-^M^I Geuernl Merchant Direct Imporier, QUEEN STREET,

CENTEAL BOOT DEPOT, Has just received a Splendid Lot of SEW GOODS IN ALkDEPAETMENT3, FROM THE TO THE FINEST MAKES OF BOOTS and SHOES. Special Lines in SLIPPERS for the COWING WINTER. Having uiado arrangemonta for a English Sole Leather, THOSE IN NEED OF Damp Proof Boots Should not fail to «ivo thoir Orders WORKMANSHIP OUABANTEED; Prices Moderate.

GIRL'S COLLEGE, OXFORD HOUSE, MiSTBKIOS. THIS college ia to bo conducted on the same priucples ae Ibo High Schools of the Colony Ming tlio same books. There will be a chusalro for YOUNG CHILDKBN.to which boys will be admitted and taught the rudimonts of LATIN. Pbincifait-Mrs 1 Hammohd, Assisted by Miss Waikeii, late teacher in the High School, Auckland. Certificates from the French Conservatoire, London, for music and drawing, and from tho Board of Education, Now Zealand. FIRST TERM TOBE'JIN JUNE Ist. Mm ELmmond will be at home Ironi e beginning of May attheCOLLEGE, asterton, to arrange with pnronta for ny pupils or boarders. For prospectus and 1 torms apply to MES HAMMOND, this office. GOVEBNMENT LIFE INSUBAHCB. DEFAMSIENT, lowest Premiums. Careful Selection of Liros; Government Guarantee. " OW the lon J premiums, tlio funds oMbo Department, accumulated during nluotcon years, uoir amount to moro than 1} millions itorliug. (HEAP HANAGEMENT.-Tho most'rigid / economy Is observed.' The ratio of oxponses to lncomo is far lower than that of any othor i Offlco ol flnjllsr ago doing business in tlio ■ Colonies, |iAKEFOI, SELECTION OF MVES.-Tlio ■ tho acceptance of doubtful risks. Asacou- [, soquonco, tire Deatli-rato year by yeav falls far short of tho expectancy upon which tho Mblcs have beon computed. raent of oyory Volley Is guaranteed by tho | Fundsover; 11 million Pounds; • Annual Income over £282,000. Cash Surplus in 1885, over £242,000 I (Usi dibtmbctiox), ' P. W. TOAHKLANT3, F.I.A, i Coiawlteloiftt sal (iqvt, Actuary