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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3876, 3 August 1891, Page 3

IHEATRE ROYAL, J FIXTURES. MONDAY-Skatlng. WEDNESDAY -Skating. FRlDAY—Private Kinking. SATURDAY—As Usual. MASTERTON VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE 6th Annual BALL, To be held in the DRILL HALL, on Wednesday, August sth, The Social Ball of the

Under the patronage of Mr A. W. Hogg, M.H.E, the Mayor,Borouph Councillors, and the ladies and leading citizens of Masterton. A strong and influential committee of ladies and gentlemen haß been formed

to carry out details, bo as to ensure a complete succcsh. Dancing to commence at 8.30 p.m. Music by Keisenberg's band. Double Tickets, admitting extra lady, 7/6. B. HOUNSLOW, Captain. GEO. A. WARD \ loint Sec . B W. H. COLE \ •,oinfcfaecß- | BOOTS AND SHOES ! r TAVING started business as a Boot L and Shoemaker in the premises adjoining Welch's blacksmiths shop, and opposite Prince of Wales Hotel. I would bepleased to receive orders for all kinds of Boots and Shoes, Hand-sews or Pfuged. Or I can make a Seamless Watertight for Surveyors or Bushmen, which will stand the most wear of any Boot made. All kjrids of Repairing done on the shortest notice at most reasonable prices. TRUSTING YOU WILL GIVE ME A TRIAL. JD, BS3MUTH. EW ZEALAND INSURANCH COMPANY. FIRE AND MARINE, (Established 1859.) Subscribed Capital - £1,000,000 Paid up Capital andKcserve Funds £450,000 WITH UNLIMITED LIABILITY OF SHARBi HOLDEBS. Fire and Marine Rißks accepted at Lowest Current Rates. Losses settled with Promptitudo and Liberality. Agent fob Mastebton, BURTON BOYS, OFPICE —QUEEN STREET. DISTRICT AGENTS—CARTERTON, G. A. FAIRBROTHER FEATHERSTON, W. BOCK. GREYTOWN, W. A. TATE. EKETAHUNA &J MANw AM AHCE | PAHIATUA, McINNESBros. WELLINGTON BRANCH CORNER OF LAMBTON QUAY AND GBEY-BTBEET. WILLIAM I. BOLAM, FOR SALE. j 6 YOUNG WORKING BULLOCKS, in pood condition, with yokes and chains. 3 DRAUGHT HORSES, quiet and staunch; any reasonable trial given. IFour wheel log WAGGON, with Sin tires. IFive to six horse power ENGINE and boiler suitable for breaking down logs, or for a small sash factory, co be sold cheap. ISet of LOG TRUCKS, extra large wheels. „ 1 TIMBER JACK.

CRAB WINCH and chain. f TROLLY and about £ ton of iron . rails. R. A. WAKELIN, Sash and Door Factory, Greytown. HE MASTERTON PERMANENT, J_ INVESTMENT and BUILDING SOCIETY has money to lend on Freehold and Leasehold securities in sums from £25 to £2OOO. I Loans are repayable by monthly instalments extending over periods from one to fourteen years or on Hat mortgages. Other particulars can be obtained on application to the Manager. For sale, the equity of redemption of three cottapes. W. WIGHT SMITH, Manager, Offices, Queen Street A NEW INSTRUMENT. PHOTOGRAPHY. TTT7E have just imported a magnificent LENS AND CAMERA, FOE CABINET PORTRAITURE, This costly piece of apparatus is specially constructed and admirably suited for THE SHORT DAYS AND POOR LJGHT OF THE WINTER MONTHS.' The large increase in the number of our Sitters since inaugurating our Low of Charges, determines us for a while longer to continue POPULAR PRICES. ' ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, | Three-quarters or Full Length— FIRST COPY 3/' | Half Dozen 7/6 One Dozen 12/6 Copies from Old Negatives supplied at Above Scale— WRIGGLESWOR H AND BINNS, ! PHOTOGRAPHERS, 7, Willis-Stkeet, Wellington. Prize Medalists, Sydney, Melbourne, New Zealand, and Colonial and India Exhibitions. Sole Patentees of the Matt-Opal Type Process. Beware of spurious imitations. Look for the word Patevtep under MattOpal Type. Two or three smart rubs with the finger will leave a shiny mark I on the surface of counterfeits.

MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION AUSTRALASIA, ESTABLISHED, 1869. Incorporated by Act of Parliament.. Registered under Life Assurance Com oanies and Policies Act ot New Zealand SPECIAL FEATURES. IT will be remembered that the Mutual Lite of Australasia was the first office in these Colonies to issue policies ABSOLUTELY EKEE FKOM ALL CONDITIONS. Larger Reserves against Liabilities than any other Mutual Life Assurance Society transacting basiness in the Australasian Colonies rnd founded within the last Jfi years. Not only was the valuation of assurances in 18S0 made by the Institute of Actuirie?, the fI.M. Table with pare premiums and interest at 4 per cent, but special reserves were made for suspended mortality and immediate settlements. Claims lire settled witlwut 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. P. GILL, Resident Afent.