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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3656, 7 November 1890, Page 3

WANTED. KNOWN-vMvor<«B" 'monta.for situations in tins., column not emodinst 16 words ONE, SHILLING first inße>lion, 81XPENOE ■ eaoh subsequent insertion.' TAN TED - a General' Servant, I VY ApplyMrsSpencer.F. Beard. - ANTED-Two Housemaids, ; two : I 1 1 General servants,* and a Nbhse Gnu. Apply at once to MrsTayler's' Quoen St Hegistry. \;-'. ' Mi ANTED-Tendon for a tramway ■ i v ■Bridgo.jLaboat only. . Speciticatipnß attho mill. Tenders close Bth November. - : -^ : • ~ ■■■'-, ALEXMcLEOD&CO. Masterton Labor Exchange ' fComer of Oueei and Perw-ste.J - ' ANTED MOWN-Agent for; , f Weekly Press, Liberator Now Zealand Mail, Canterbury Times, Evening Press, aM.H.Z. Referee, J Washington.- , ■ .•.; ~,.., TTTAM'ED ;KNOWN.-That J. V f '■■'■■ Washington ) may ■' always be found at his cnrnershbp, where he still outs hair and shaves : witli lightning rapidity. Customers never kept wailing Patronised' by heads of all nations.. NB—The Ladies room is still open TTANTED KNOWN.-Tott can got iVV thobostquality Fenoing Wira plain and barbed, Wire Nails and Staples at tlio lowest possible;prices for cash GEORGE HERON'S toiler Store;' ',' -YV ; .is soloagent for tho. original MAyRIOEVILLE LIME in Masterton; The prices will bo—Best building lime--4s a Bag, Qardn'ri Liine 3s a haj, until farthor noticu . ':. U 4IB. AM'ED KNOTO-That W. ~, . Vilb's OoBoh" leaves "■ Maurice yilloßailway Station for Mastirtori every. Wednesday and Saturday, morning at 3.30', arriving in Mastorlon at' 1!. The Coach leaves Mastorton on the return trip at 8 p,iu, Fares—2s Cd return In Cd single, . 3314 WASTED KNOWN-Wes Dawson ''" (lata of Dunedin) Dressmaker ey ■ street Masterton, Dross'e made (it reasonable pricci, Ladle bodices out and fitted. First-class' fi and stvle. 8338 ANTED KNOWN-You can «s ii ■ a splendid-variety of Potatoe at remarkably low "prices for Cash, a ■ GEORGE HERON'S Oornor Stole Hall Street. TANTEDMOWN-W. PRANQ il ' NELL, Coal and Timber Mer chant, can supply builders and other with all kinds of Buildit g Timbcr.havbf a large stock on hand of Totara, Matai' Rmu, White Pink, and all dressod tim bers. Shikoles, Housebmoks, Fikewooe Coais&c.,'always on hand. Carting of all descriptions done at reasonable ratos Doing my own cartiny 1 can supply tim ber at Mill Prices, W.Prangnoll, Comer of Reuall and Oueen Sts Masterton-

WANTED KNOWN-That GEO. HERON ia selling various sugars at greatly reduced prices fur'cash; also a splendid assortment of teas, in boxes o all sizes, and other greoories at prioos to suit the Mines TTTANTED KNOWN.-&fra pair V V./o/fcotiwM. tpif/i Suit I It has como toMaatertonatlast, an' oxtra'pair ot Irousers with every suit of clothes. A suit of clothes and an extra pair of trousers [of the Bame stuff) will bo Riven in return for a five pound note, ; by the ntianiunl: nnd. «9ilni- in H,„ 1V.i..„. n Top coats £2 5s (nett cash), trousers 21s made of good material, and honest legitimate workmanship,- good fit, per. feet style and finish guaranteed. Selfmeasurement charts on application to JAMES WEBB, Choap! Cash Tailor, Queen-streot, Hastevton.fiele.ct patterns to clioobo from. Order early to provenf disappointment from'JAMES WEBB, tailor, Masterton. 357! i 11TANTED-T0 Let a dwelling o! YY 9 Booms, Conservatory', Stable and other Outbuildings, 1 acre of Land planted with fruit and orriamenta. trees, in Ohuroh-street, lately ocoupied by Judge Von Stuimer. For .terms,' apply to W Sellar 3246 WANTED TO. SKLL.-A'gdbd 4YY roomed Cottage with Scullery in Queen-street; paling fenco ail round, Terms exceptionally easy,. For further particulars, apply to W Seijuk, MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION Australasia. Established 1860. (Incorporated by Act of Parliament). Registered under Life Assurauro Com. panies and Policies Acts of Now Zealandi HHCVS a TWENTY-TWO Year JO record of sound, honorable, and Prudent management, during which it HAS PROMPTLY PAID EVERY OLAIM. Is a thoroughly COLONIAL INSTITUTION with all its funds invested hi the Colonics, and no branches outside them. Does NOT issuo TONTINE POLICIES. Believing tho system as advocated hero to be a dolusive and unjust form of Assurance. NEXT DIVIiION OF BONUSES IN 1801

ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN. The Mutual Life Association of Australasia's Now Centennial Tables H.R. 14 andH.E, 21 Ave rccomraended to tlio attention of ill prudent and thoughtful parents and guardians v/rowish to provido means for completing the education of a child oft reaching the ago of 14; or tor endowing a child with a marriage portion, or A boy with capital for professional or business career, on attaining 21 years o a?e. Every possible contingency is covered by these original Tables, and ut good rate of compound interest is guaranteed at the end of the term hy tho tho Policy, which is non-forfeitablo while Surender Value lasts. A father, ago 30, endows his son, aged 1, for 1100, payable on his reaching 21 years of ago, tho Annual Prenmira beini' £3 4s 9d, If the father oliould die any time aftor the first payment as above, instoad of the widow naviug to continuo paying premiums, tho endowment becomes a, "Paid-up" Policy, and maturcswhonthe boyroashos 21 years of ago. In the event of tho child's death during currency-of tho Pohoy, the whole of Fremuims paid will be rofunded. G, S. W. DALRYMPLE, ' .' Local Agent. B GILL : ' Resident Agent