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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3838, 22 June 1891, Page 3

|^lbl^er i: |p .'iStoQlr^|i(fe^" : Jbw<swse Bargains. Mine Wellingto «%.BELL, "AS purchased from the Official AssigL . the stock-in-trade of the above bank rupt, at °' r '""'•'''■" Andwill'olear the Btook out in a Bhort time Extraordinary? LoWfa Ericfiß In the premises formerly occupied,, by H. Peterson, Boot Shop, opposite Club Hotel, r ...... Masterton.. „...,-....... Safe i commences, pn Saturday Neztv r ->i; AndfoUowing' days;H'' J?'i A-?'< * Stock Consists ot-^ ■■&■*

Plain and fancy Dress Stum, Black .» Plaids, Velveteens?* Serges, Plushes, Prints, l'*::i\-ii i Ginghams, Muslins, -■ :--;-Um.'--. -Crimean;Shi|t- -#^...-.:j r X ; ■■■£? i '' ingsV Stan-.,._ "*■''■"'"'" «• -'•■■--'■ : '; j ■ dard ■ »)•* ■., &£;'*< uwiv,wm white and •. ■) colored- flannels ': : . n .;S ; Blanlrets^Shawlsy'sj.- \^■_•■:-.••: Bngs, : ■■' - Grey and white *' if ~Sheetings, Damasks, Moleskins,, 4>imityß,^, jo^^ij^f.i^mn r "' Tickings," % Hessians",''" Fdrifars," '■'■ \i? \ t pomqa, .Toilet-. " " '•■'. crs, Lace Curtains, • ■ . "TdwelsiTweedß, *" '"'■ ,».- 4 .. \ Ladies afid » b s *:/"??? ••■■'« .r\ j..-Gills'' UUs *"""**''" '. ? ■'.'•>.,... ■■ „Macin,-,;.,.,,.. .« .. ; . :" toshes and! iilr r < I;';: sters, Ladies" and . Girl's Jackets, Blacfcte f v : " v Colored Underskirts, Millintry, Flowers, Feathers, Birds, 'Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Pellises, Aprons, ? .. Rutchings, Hollands] SelesWj A"£'- "; Frillings, Umbrellas, Silks, Laces/' CorSeiisi '■ ■•** ~<i-i. :.-p ; - . ~,..,'; *\ Finger-, - ■' •■ing-rr-—.•'■-■•■ - ' I ~.w «... ., l% ■ __ ] and "'Boy's. v " iA " : • ;: ' Men's Youths* & Boys' "' ". ; t Qvprcoatsj GilsKnlj TMu&eiraf x.t; ' and vest, Trousers, Men's & boy's t -wdiite aidicoldieU .Jfyitti#^ffiouktfr r<.S7"^JMweHi > ''HkblßtdaWer^^«^ :^^^

Bankrupt '.*?* Sale* PROPRIETOR; MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION :'iV->':- ■ ■ OF'•>»; /3£ -•; ■ faborporated by Registered under Life Assurance Com panics and'PpUaeii Zealand^ " SPBCIAIi FEATURES. ' [ T will be remembered thatthe Mufua of Australasia was the first office in th«p Colonieijto f uabf ABSOLUTELY FREE FEOmTaLL' CONDITiONS."' any other MutualtifeAmaranceSociety transacting business in the "Australasian Colonies md founded within' the last ■ ifl yean. Not only was the 'valuation of assurances in 1889 made by the Institute of. Actuirfep, the H.M. Table with pare premiums and niforest but special reserves were made for suspended mortality and,immediate, settlements. Claims are settled withoxd' either, 'dispute or delay? and Vie Association has never figured, in tyldintiffi : Cor.± defendant. ■. At the ) office of the Mutual life Association of Australasia.•* ; Resident. Agent.

Ladies' Golpgat? School, TlTlfiS BfIEpEARD, PEiafciPAL, will bo prepared to receive pupils on JULY 15th, 1891, and will her residence at and after JULY 10th. .^ f -.',, ; ■ -f. 3 :,.-] Till tnat date enquiries may be addrewed to her at the Ladies' College,

SADDLEBI rISHESto inform the public .of /. ; ?• ■ Mastertun arid the i district that he has,comuiericed business I as a Saddler and Harness Maker, in premißes opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel.. Vexjjwiience'j in aU branches of the trade, patrons irmyj rely on aU orders'entrusted to him being J thoroughly well >iecuted ; at moderate • Harheßs/etc, in ';,.•'. , "' THE OYSTEB SEASON. ' Q;.^ r COLIJEB XTTISHES to inibrm the priblic of W Masterton trat 'owinifto his rapidly increasing; business ancf the demand for better accomindatiori, he has removed to the premises lately occupied by 'Mr Bednian, which, has been fitted up n a first class oyster saloon;-..-. ■v c i'^ir:--- : i'<\ V '-'•' :^V'-'! V Oysters three times a; ; week, fresh and smokedfisli :,s-U: .• - ; ■•.-.. ■ > ;:■: ~.:;.,,' •■.■ " ; r:"<ibeeirStreet, v ; ■'^- :/ i - leiSH ?I!YEE Of rwio)B^