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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3862, 20 July 1891, Page 3

IHEATRB ROYAL FIXTURES. MONDAY—Skating. WEDNESDAY—Skating. FRIDAY— Private Kinking. SATURDAY—Ab Usual. C.SMITH & COS Great Sale of £3979 17s 6d WORTH OF DRAPERY CLOTHING. \J. oJMIJLJnb present in England, has Eent a Cablegram to the effect that he has brught heavily in the Old Country, and has instructed his I Branches to clear their Entire Stocks at the most Sweeping Reductions, to make room for the Shipments to arrive in a few weeks, hence this GREAT SALE. Sales have commenced at the undermentioned Branches for a Short Time Only, so BE IN TIME. G. SMITH & GO, QUEEN STREET, MA.S TEUTON. Cuba-street, Wellingon, Bridge-Street, Nelson, * Palmerston-street Westport, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth.

Railway Boarding House(Nearly Opposite Post Office.) Hall Street. MastertonX Boarding House, ip thanking his patrons (especially the working men) for past favors, having renovated and completely -refurnished it throughout, bees to intimate that those giving him a call will find that for comfort, etc., it issecoiidto none in the Wairarapa. TUB BEST Is TABLE IN THE DISTRICT. Board and Lodgin? 18s per week If paid in advance, or £1 et the end of the ALL MEALS, OWE SHILLING. BEDS, ONE SHILLING Smoking and Beading Booms. Private Sittiiig Hoom for Ladies. GOOD STABLING. FRED WRIGHT PROPRIETOR.

DEPARTMENT. Lowest Premiums. State Guarantee. Participation in Profits. Present Accumulated Fund, over £1,500,000ANNUAL INCOMEcxceeds£3Oo,ooo Cash Surplus in 1885, 0ver£242,000 (LAST DISTRIBUTION). THE Bates ol Premium now in force in this Office are lowor than those charged to participating Policyholders by any other Office doing business in the Australasian Colonics. 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 is not a mere estimate may be judged from the fact that, undor the old 6cale ofpremiums./rom which comparatively UttU profit was expected to accrue, no less than £242,000 of CASH SUKPLUS, or neai-ly 25 per cent, of the whole accumulated fund at that date, was found to have accrued during the quinquennium ended the Hist December, 1885. Of this amount £150,000 was divided, and tho balance carried to reserve. All Participating Policies are entitled, on becoming claims, to a I'r.mpectivv. 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 tlioroto. J. B. BXCHAKOSON. 9] Commissioner jENDERS WANTED.— For Falling, Hauling, omd Tram, ing, logs/or Sawmill at per 100 feet. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders olose on 81st July, 1891. Full particulars on application to ERNEST 0. SMITH, Taueru Saw Mills. IT'S COMING BACK.

OH! WE KNOW WHAT. Bet You Can't Guess in Three Times. DONE ! IT'S A NEW BOOK. YOUR'E WRONG. tfELL, IT'S A NEW PLAY. WRONG AGAINGuess we have it this time. It's the lost trade of Ross & Muir coming tack to the old sbop, as all his old customers find Jim Muir gives better value than they can obtain elsewhere, although he is kept busy making ZEALANDIA WOOL PRESSES. '7E, tne undersigned, do hereby ' give public notice, that in consequence of continual theft from Matahiwi Station, all trespassers thereon under any pretence will be prosecuted. J. & H. HOLMES. Matahiwi, Masterton, •ithJuly, '9l.