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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3812, 16 May 1891, Page 3

Lowes and lonis STOCK SALE. WEDNESDAY, MA Y 20ih, At One O'Clock. 600 Lambs in the "Wool 100 Lambs 85 Do 85 Cross Bred Ewes 50 Lambs 7 Good Weaners 17 3&4 year old forward Bullocks 200 Empty Ewes 35 Fat ditto 20 2 and 3 year old Mixed Cattle 25 Head Mixed Cattle 10 Fat Cattle 3 Yearling lieifers 7 Haifbred Ayrshire Calves 1 Purebred Ayrshire Bull, 2 yews

Standard Accident Insurance Co. » [Limited.] ' CAPITAL, £200,000. i&OOO deposited with the Public Trustee of New Zealand. Hbab Office for Hbw Zsaland, Dunedin. iLiberal Seduction in tiie ! first year, Imespeetivi, ${ Cjainis.': \TR G. S. W. DALRTBIPLB, Land Jxl Agent, of has this day been appointed Maaterton agent to the above company. '-' ; '- : jsigned) TRUEBRIDGE & REICH, for Wellington Provincial % District. tSJay 7th,1891. ' " ■ : : -'"■

i WAIRARAPA B L'NT CLUB. fnHE First Meet of the Season will [ 1 be held on TH URSD AY, the 21st insfc. The Hounds will leave the Grey t?[wn Poit Office corner at 2 p.m. sharp, the throw off taking place at Kuritiwhiti in the paddock of P. Cotter Esq at 2.'45. J ' Members are requested to produce their tickets, Nov.-members may follow on payment of a fee of 5s at the gate. N.B. The Wellington United Hunt Club intend holding a Steeplechase Meeting at the Butt at the end .of the season for all qualified hunters.' Qualifi cation—Horses hunted at three meets toi the satisfaction of the Master of the Hounds either in the Wairarapa ot Wellington. GEO. S. M. McDERMID, Hon. Sec. Langdale Station, \ Whabeama, Mastebton. for~sale IN BLOCKS TO SUIT PURCHASERS ONBABYTEBMS. •' > An Excellent Opportunity for " W«e seeking Farms. -. ~iOr the Property can be purchased a* a whole. Full particulars can be obtained on application to . W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Wellington, Or to fl. R. ELDER, Esq., Lanpdale. JUST ARRIVED aT THE Central Boot JMart, ALL KINDS OF Sljppers, Boots, Shoes, etc '■.;.;■ .''■;■•. : - .r.•''.*: ::•!-? ?'••*'& ADIES are specially ei of the new lißt of--'•""-" -•- i Norwegian SlitijptijF^ Imported direct for the' Witi&r ISeaieo, ■ . . -,. from 26 per-pair iipwards. SrxoArfuitiiN' MEN'S SCpTCH.GRAmSHDpTERS First Class value. •* " Importing, direct -fronv Home lam enabled" to sell as cheap (many lines cheaper) as any other -house in Mew ' Zealand. The well known Colonial made Beots The Zealandia The Premier and The Standard

Always iii stock, and can be depended on for wear and quality. HAND SEWN BOOTS \ Made from English Leather A SPECIAL FEATURE CEN.TRAL BOOT MABT. REPAIRS at the Shortest Notice. As 1 keep only First-class hands, orders for bespoke work ' will receive every attention. Remember the Address— CENTRAL BOOT MART, QUEEN-STREET. UIASTEiBTON. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. ESTABLISHED, 1869. Incorporated by Act of Parliament Registered under Life Assurance C<m panies and Policies Apt 01 New Zealai d SPECIAL FEATURES. XT will be remembered that the Mutual Life of Australasia was the first office in these Colonies to issue policies ABSOLUTELY I'EEB FROM ALL CONDITIONS. Larger Reserves against Liabilities than any other Mutual Life Assurance Society transacting bosiuess in the Australasian Colonies ?nd founded within the last Ifi years. Not only was the valuation of assurances in ISS'J made by the Institute of Actuaries, the H.M. Table with pore premiums and interest at -J per cent, but special reserves were made for suspended mortality and immediate settlements. Claim* are settled without either dispute or-delay and the Association has never figured in Court either as plaintiff or defendant. At the office of the Mutual Life! Association of Australasia. '--> i P.GILL, Resident Aoent- <