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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3672, 26 November 1890, Page 3

R Hannah and Co THEMASTERrON ; ;. Cash Bootrriarket, PROPRIETORS, NEW GOODS EX COPTIC. Just to hand 37 trunks and cases of the latest designs in Ladieswalkingboots and shoes, tho most complete' solectinn possible to obtain for a Wholesale Boot Warehouse from tho best English and ' Colonial Manufacturers. - 'And as we manufacture MO PAIRS BOOTS AND SHOES every week of the best goods in tho Australasian Colonies, Ail goods pnrchased at tho Masterton Cash Bootmarket are guaranteed, and sold at prices that ru Middleman or Bootdabbler can attempt without becoming'insolvent. Wo just givo a few of tho prices which will prove the foregoing*statement- to be factsMen's good Blutchers, 5/0,7/0,9/11 Men's good Canvas-Shoes, 1/11,5/0 Men's eood Shooting Boots, 10/6, 11/6, 13/6 Men's good Watertights, 10/0,13/0,14/0 Men'sgood Walking Shoes, 8/0.10/0,13/6 Womon's good Dairy Boots, 0/6,8/0 Men's Kico Balmoral Boots, 11/0,12/0, • 15/6 . Ladies' high leg calf Balmoral, 10/0,1/10 Ladies' nice Walking Shoes, C/ 6, 7/6 Ladies' pretty Evening Shoes, 3/6, 4/0, 0/0 Ladies' nico Levant Balmorals—cheap Girl's beautiful Levant Balmorals, Indestructablo.toes Girl's School boots, Indestructablo tooß, —EVTOUSTISO, Girl's good Walking Shoes 4/9,5/6 Girl's Copper Toes Boots 2/6,3/11,4/11 Boy's strong School Boots, 5/0,6/0 Men's and Women's Slippers at all prices Men's superior Gum Boots—leather solca GLYCEROLS, SATIN POLISH, PARAGON FEET, BOOT PROTECTORS BUTTONHOOKS, And all the requisites required of a firstclass family boot warehouse will be found at the Muster lon Bootmarket. „. All kinds of Leather and Grindery forsale' H. PETERSON, MANAGER, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge of all business transactions on behalf of the Masterton Branch, - B HANNAH AND CO, PROPRIETORS. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION Australasia. -. Established 1860. (Incorporated by Act af Parliament). Registered under Life Assurance Com panics and Policies Acts of New Zealand. ■•jSSnMSSsRarS)?SHOWS a TWENTY-TWO Year record of sound, honorable, and Prudent management, during which it HAS PROMPTLY PAID EVERY CLAIM.: Is a thoroughly COLONIAL INSTITUTION with all its fund? invested in the Colonics, and no branches outside them. Does NOT issue 'TONTINE POLICIES. Believing the system as advocated hero to bo a delusive and unjust form of Assurance. NEXT DIVIiION OF , - BONUSES IN 1801 ENDOWMENTS FOR CHILDREN. The Mutual Life Association of Australia's New Centennial Tables H.R. 14 andH.R. 21 Are recommended to tho attention of i>U prudent and thoughtful parents and guardians who wish to provido meanß for completing tho education of a child on reaching the age of 14; or lor endowing a child with a marriage portion, on boy wiih capital for professional or business career, on attaining 21 yea is o ft?e, Every possible contingency is covered by these original Tables, and a good rate of compound interest is guaranteed at the end of tho term by the tho Policy, which is noii-forfeitablo while Surender Yalue lasts. A father, age 80, endows his son, aged 1, for £IOO, payable on his reaching 21 yeavs'of ago, tho Annual Premuim beins £3 4s Od, If the father should die any time aftor the first payment us above, instead of tho v widow navmg to continuo paying premiums, the endowment becomes a "Paid-up" Po|iey, .and matures when tho boy reaches 21. years of ago. In tho ovent of tho child's death during currency of the Policy, tho whole of Premuinis paid will bf rofimded, G.S.W.DALRYMPLE, . Local Agent B GILLResident Agent J. W VIRTUE & Co., HARBOUB-ST,; j'WELUHjpN, fjILOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, AND U GENERAL COMMISSION ■•..'-:■' -MERCHANTS. '. ."■. . ArJENis Fob Atlflß Roller Flow SHUs ' .TIJJARU' „