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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3821, 28 May 1891, Page 3

WILL DO WELL TO PAY A VISIT TO C. SMITH & Co, CASH STOKE, MASTEBTON. JUST ARRIVED aT THE Central Boot Mart, I ALL KINDS OP Slippers, Boots, Shoes, etc " ADIES are specially notified of the | new list of Norwegian Slippers. Imported direct for the Winter Season, trom 2s per pair upwards. Special line in MEN'S SCOTCH GRAIN SHOOTERS First Class value. Importing direct from Home I am enabled to sell as cheap (many lines cheaper) as any other house in New Zealand. The well known Colonial made Boots j The Zealandia The Premier J audi The Standard Always in stock, and can be depended on for wear and quality. HAND SEWN BOOTS Made from English Leather A SPECIAL FEATURE CENTRAL BOOT MART. REPAIRS at the Shortest Notice. As I keep only Firetctasß hands, orders for bespoke work will receive every attention. Remember the AddreBS—CENTRAL BOOT MART, QUEEN»STREET. 3 UASTEBTON.

MASTERTON TRUST LANDS TKUST. ELECTION OF TWO TRUSTEES. THE following is the list of candidates nominated for the office of Trustee at the present election: • DALRYMPLE, GEORGE SAMUEL WEMYSS DAMELL, CHARLES EDWARD FEIST, EDWIN GAPPER. SAMUEL EDWARD RENALL, ALFRED WILLIAM. The number of candidates exceeding the number of vacancies to be filled, a poll will be taken on THURSDAY, May 28th, 1891, in the Town Clerk's ( thee, Chapel St, between the hours of 9 in the forenoon and 6 in the afternoon, for the elestion ef Two Trustrees from the above named candidates. R. BROWN, Returning Officer.

MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. ESTABLISHED, 1869. Incorporated by Aot of Parliament Registered under Life Assurance Com panics and Policies Act ot New Zealand SPECIAL FEATURES. IT will be remembered that tbe Mutua t.*_ -r « I—l-..:. -, »!._ fi..t office in these Colonies to issue policies ABSOLUTELY FBEB FBOM AIX CONDIIIONB. Larger Reserves against Liabilities than any other Mutual Life Assurance Society transacting business in the Australasian Colonies s-nd founded within the last Jfi years. Not only was the valuation of assurances in 1880 made by the Institute J uf Actuaries the H.M. Table with pare premiums and interest at 4 per cent, but special reserves were made for suspended mortality and immediate settlements. Claims are settled without either dispute or delay, and the Association has never figured'in Court eithtr as plaintiff or defendant. At tbe office of the Mutual Life Association of Australasia. P.GILL, Resident Ageut,