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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XII, Issue 3939, 15 October 1891, Page 3

G. & T. YOUNG, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, Lambton Quat, Wellington, CORDIALLY invite their Wairarapa customers and the public generally to call and inspect their large and varied stock. They have just received a nice assortment of New Goods, and all Departments will be found well stocked with new and fresh Goods. GOLD AND SILVER LEVER WATCHES fkom £3 IBs to JE3O. FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN Clocks In great Variety of Style. GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY, Consisting of Bangles, Brooches, Gem and Wedding Keeper Ki.igs, etc. NEWEST DFSIGNS. LOWEST PRICE SILVER & ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS. G. & T. Young hold a very large ate ok of the above, landed direct from the makers. Being large Importers for the last 25 years, they are thoroughly cc >• rersant with the Home Makers and the quality of their Goods. Customers can rely on getting a better quality of Goods than is usually kept in the Colony. REPAIRING DEPARTMENT. We undertake all kind of Watch and Clock Repairs. All work has the personal supervision of one oi the Messis Youso. Please Note the Address— G. & T. YOUNG, Wellington, Ddnedin, Timaru, AND OAMARU. J.N. BRUNTON XAILOB, ETC Note the address— Queen-street, Masterton, Next door to Club Hotel. VICTORIA CREAM SEPARATORS. HANS AND POWER. PREMIERE AWARD, Gold Medal, Paris Exhibition. FIRST PRIZE, Gold Medal, Sydney, N.S.W FIRST PRIZE, Silver Medal, Kampen, Holland. FIRST PRIZE, Silver Medal, Courtray, Belgium. HIGHEST AWARD, Silver Medal, London Dairy Show. HIGHEST AWARD, Brisbane Exhibition Australia. HIGHEST AWARD, Dunedin Exhibition, New Zealand. Agents for the North Island> WILKINS & FIELD, IRON MERCHANTS, WELL LINGTON. W. Crabtree & Son, ENGINEERS, IRON AND BKASB FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS &c, &c. gTEAM ENGINES, Saw and Flax Mill machinery always on hand Makers of every description of wrought iron, split pullies, builders and contractors ironwork,ornamental castings, tomb rails, wrought and cast iron fencing etc. Gates, Cheaper than anr firm in town A. HENDERSON, JEWELLER, OF QUEEIS-STREET, yyAS just opened op a well-assorted stock of watches, ladies' and Gents bangles, rings, brooches (gold and silver). spectacles, eye folders, lace brooches, Waltham chronographs, and every article in connection with the business. INSPECTION INVITED. A. HENDERSON. MASTERTON COACH & CARRIAGE FACTORY. THOS. WAGG & GO. BEG to advise their Friends and the Publio generally that they have taken over the business lately carried on by Jas. Boss and Co. as Coach Builders, Wheelwrights, and general smiths, and it is their intention to still maintain the l.ame for the Masterton Coach Factory, which it has for years gained by testimonials throughout the Wsirarapa, It ranks 6rst for workmanship, and in material and high class finish is one of the best in the Colony. Edward Dixon will supervise the carriage building department, and all orders can be relied upon in the same style as heretofore. We have in stock and to arrive a first class assortment of American timbers, fittings and trimmings, which must with a hrstclass staff of practical workmen thoroughly convince the public that they can purchase at the Masterton Coach Factory vehicles of eyery description built in the height of fashion, not costly, but elegant, and a perfect specimen of carriage building. THOS WAGG Ac CO, MASTERTON COACfI FACTORY. MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALASIA. ESTABLISHED, 1869. Incorporated by Act of Parliament''. Registered under Life Assurance Comoanies and Policies Act ot New Zealand. SPECIAL FEATURES. IT will be rememliered that the Mutual Life of Australasia was the first office in these Colonies to issue policies absolutely kbee from all conditions. Larger reserves against Liabilities than any other Mutual Life Assurance Society transacting business in the Australasian Colonies and founded within the last 40 years. Not only was the valuation of assurances in 1889 made by tht Institute ot Actuaries, the H.u. Table with pure 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 n Cjurt either as plaintiff or defendant. At the office of the Mutual Life Association i Austialasia. P. GILL, Resident Ag»at,