DIN EXHIBITON AWARDS. r irst Prize for Hign Class Tailoring, first Prize for Lady's Liding Habit, First prize and Special First prize for style and Finish, First prize for artistic cutting 1 THESE were all the first prizes Riven in High-Class Tailoring at ;he New Zealand and South Seas Ex inhibition, held Dunedin " Dunedin, March 12, ' Mr Dalton, " Dear Sir, — "The jurors, in awarding you the first-class Award, expressed themselves that they havo not seen such work and finish in the colonies befire, and rarely at Home. William Mcßeath, Chairman of Jurors." Taken from the "Te Aroha News "Mr J H Dalton, the well-known Tailor of Queen Street, Auckland, has -eon Exhibij —Fi First Style 1 Artistii alljlhol TailoriJ repltai witlin eatsbli-' to, Bho his ow comers Suit to Suit to < Suit to Suit to Suifte Suit to w THOJ CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER. AND UNDERTAKER, QUEEN-STREET. MASTERTON
JOHN EJLLEY In taking over the business lately cor ducted by MK H B. LATHAM begs to intimate that he is prepared to deliver CHEaP meat Of the Best Quaiity to all parts of the town and distrct. A Trial Respectfully Solicited,
TAUEJRU SMITHY George Townsend HAVING taken over the above we known Smithy, solicits the pat« ronage of the inhabitants of tho Taufiru* and outlying districts. Blacksmithing Work in all its branches neatly executed, at lowest possible rates. Wheelwright's work of every descrip tion carried out on hepremises
Government life insur ANCE DEPARTMENT. Lowest Premiums. State Guarantee, Participation in' Profits. Present Accumulated Fund, over i 1,500,000. Annual Income exceeds £300,000. Cash Surplus in 1885, over £242,000 (last distribution.) rnHE Rates of Premiums now in force I in this Office are lower than those charged to participating Policyholders by any other Office doing business in the Australasian Colonies, It is nevertheless anticipated that, owing to cheap management and light mortality, very handsome bonuses will become payable to Policyholders insuring under existing rates. That this ia not a mere estimate may be judged from the fact that, under he old scale ot premiums, from which omparatively Itittlc profit was expected to accrue, no less ban of CASH SURPLUS, or nearly 25 per cent, of the whole accumulated fund at that date, was found to have accrued during the quinquor tiium ended tho 31st December, 1885. Of this amount £150,000 was divided, and the balance carried to reservo. All Participating Policies aro entitled, on becoming claims, to a Prospective Bonus in accordance with the amount of premiums paid since the preceding distribution. Thus, the advantages of an annual distribution are secured without the heavy cost attaching thereto. J H RICHARDSON, Commissioner} smith kkos VOLCAN FOUNURY( Blanners-Street Wellington, laving secured a arge assortment of Designs of Ornamental Castings for Verandahs, Balconies, Fences, &0., wish o inform Architects, Buildfivs. and tho >ublic that they are prepared to supply all orders at prices that will compare favorably with the imported article. They still continue to execute orders for oil aorts of Cast and Wrought Iron Wc k. An illustrated cataloguo will
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3713, 17 January 1891, Page 4
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