Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3507, 10 May 1890, Page 1

. cobb & co.'s coaoues. . Bketahpiu'Woodvum Like. | EAVE EKETAHUM- daily on JU arrival of first train from WELLINGTON, ftlst. Woodvllfe oaob day in tune to patch the Wellington train at Metnnuna.. Fares -r Eketahuna and Woudviilo, 7/6 j likotaliuna and Palliatua, ! v J. MAOAItA, P* Proprietor. Eketahuna Hotel. THOMS PARSONsT. Pbopbieioe lAVING taken over the above wellknown and old-established Hotel 1. Parsons trusts by civility and beat attention,- to scoure a fair share of patronage THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC will find this establishment one of THE BEST PLACES OF CALL in the Forty Miloßush. '.'■'' The Homo has been thoroughly rohc flitcdand re-furmshed, The quality of the Wines, Beecr. and Spirits are oftho very best obtainable. T, PARSONS,: ' ISB " ■ Proprietor. please call ana inspect, or Bend for A catalogue of the Wonderful now HIGH ARM WERTHEIM Latest Valuable Improvement*, New Appliances, Noiseless Motion, Increasod Advantages, GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS For Families, Dressmakers, Tailors, Bootmakers, and Manufacturers.

They are acknowledged THE MOST DURABLE AND SATIS. FACTORY. Sulk Agents—mumm* DEPOTS: lambton-way Wellington AND Palmemon North. •

E. W. MILLS & Co,™,. Ironmongers and Iron Merchants, HARVESTING MACHINERY to arrive fortbe coming season, " Buckeye " lowdown Beapers & Binders. THE BUCKEYE saSiiSir hIto «-' HOKNSBY'S Two horao Mowing Machines.' HORNSBY'S Pern and Scrub Cutters American Horse Hay Eakes. American Winnowing Machines • for cleaning and separating Grass Seeds and , „„ , Grain. ExißAsfor Buckeye" and"Hormby' B " Rearers & Binders &o Binder Twine binder twine Binder Twine the BEST QUALITY for the coming harvest: . JUST LANDED CHAFF OUTTEKsIr hand m^m PLOUGH FITTING of all kinds' mm smt, FENCINQSTANDAKDS l cut a ndpunchedtoan yK auge«tlowestprico Portable Engines anrtThresliin ff Machinery, E. W- MILLS&CO,Mted. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND MACHINERY IMPORTERS

ROUSE cWJRRELL, I '[ ■ COAOHBUILDERS, J WELLINGTON, I "TjESIRE the inhabitants of MasI L 7 -iertun, Forty Milo Bush, and | the Wairarapa generally to know that ' 'hey are the BKST and CHEAPEST j JOACHBUILDERS. There is no f Uaohbuilder in the Province that can touch them, for the following reasons: Thoybave- the Largest Stuff of l I'irst.claßa Tradcsmon of any firm, [he Largest Stuck of Seasoned , Material, and they have a Complete | Plant of Steam Machinery, and thoy being both First-class Tradesmen in their separate Branohos, superintend all work. Anyone requiring any description of Vehicles should write tor their Price List and Illustrated 3ataloeue, - J ' Solo agent for the ■■' CART and WAGGON COMPANY CELEBRATED ROAD CARTS \ Shipments to arrive,— ££' Note the Address; ROUSE and HURBELL, l EMPIRE STEAMCOACH FACTORY, ' CoORTENAY PIACE, • ■Wellington.

JOHNELLEY In taking over the business 'lately oor ' ducted by MUH.B. LATHAM bogs to intimate that ho Is prepared t deliver OHEaPMEaT Of the Best Quaiity to'all parts of th town and dutriot. . 4 2Vi fl J Respectfully Solicited, ■ HOAN ASSOCIATION OFWAIRAR AP/ Main Biam Gbkhowh ; Incorporated under thoßuilding Societies Act, 1876, DißKOiona Mcßsre IV. 0, Cull (chairman) M. Oaaelberg, J. Fuller, % Booth. V - Skeet, and C. Ph'nrazm

i fund £892, Tho purposes for whioh the Aasooiation is ißtablisW. are twofold, In tho flret plajo It offers an excellent method of investment to thoso who with to accumulate their capital 01 savings at the highestrate consistent with per cotßCCurity, and by allowing small or large sums to bo inv«sted by periodical payments, it conforms to the circumstances of all classes, In the second place, to those who require loans may meet witn opportunities of acquiring properties advantageously, it presents themeansof Morning advances upon favorable terms, The association receives fixed deposits at rates to be igreed upon. Subscriptions on investment shares, 6s per month; ultimate Value of share £SO. Applications for shares to be addressod to the manager,. A liberal commission allowed 'hem, Office Hours-Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 2to 4 p.m. Pay Day-The first Saturday in eaoh month, between the hours ol ■ and 4, and 7 ant!) pan, 'Aqsnts-' Masterton-M' US.-W alrymple,'Oar . ortou-Mr F H. • .Vood, Fottliaritou-Mr J Qi Cox, ">P«l)iat»s-JIrA. Reeso, Q,WYETV '•'. 'ftW : .v