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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4098, 27 April 1892, Page 3

■["" P. H. WOOD. '■■' " TaRATAHI STOCK SALE YARDS, Dates of coming Sales, TTI H. ; WOOD will hold his regular ' Jj . fortnightly Stock Sales, at the 0 Taratahi Yards on dates as under, viz.," y Thursday, sth May, .at 1 o'clock do 19th do " do do 2nd June, . do do, IGth do ; do , do 30th, do do Settlors dsairoua of disposing of stock - are requested to send particulars of. entries to the undersigned if,' possible,'at least ,7 days prior to date of sale, inordor to ensure full publicity being given to same. Except for private,or special eales, ' no charge will bo made for advertising F.H.YvOOp, .'••,!. ' ;'Auctioneer. THURSDAY, sth May, 1892, '■■' AT 1 O'CLOCK. ' TAKATAHf STOCK SALE. H.WOOD will Bell by Public, ~ Auction at his Tarutahi yardi on th'e'above date nt 1 o'clock, ..)' 300 Store Ewes, forward. : 200 Lambs 300 Mixed Sheep; , > ~ .'; :' ; . 70 • First Class Rornhe'y Marsh Ewes (tupped to pure bred Romney Marsh Rains ,• . - ■ 4.oowbspringiog tooalf 12 jOalv'es and yearlings -] 1: Grade Bull, 4 years, very quiet' Several good hacks aim buggy horses ■■■'■■■■ i further entries hwitci. " To Drapers, Storekeepers, Eotelkeepers, Ho.vda pt Families, Private Buyers, arid otliera. Iniportantand entirely Unreserved Sale ' . . ' BY PUBLIC AUCTION ' .' at ms ■ '•' ; '■• i. GREYTOWNAUCTIONROOMS, ■ -,.,,:" ON . ; ; FRIDAY and SATURDAY NEXT, 29th and 39th April; at 1.30 p.m.sharp. EH. WOODj instructed by MrJ, , P. Murphy, agent for the manu-. factors,'who ks just arrived in ; Nbw : Zealand with a consignment of 1.37 cases and bales'of first class goods, 10 of which have been apportioned to Groytown to be sold .iojolufdi/ Without Btscm, The goods oonsist of the following ; , Oalicoo, sheeting,. Toilot and iTablo Covets)-Cambrics, West of England Worsteds, Coatihgsj Damasks, Tablo ' ; Napkins, All-woolScotob .aud-'lruh' : Tweeds,, Quilts, Counterpanes', Ladies' Dresses, Piece. Goods; Irish Linens, Readymade.Clothing, Emb Table Covers, .Towels,; Cashmeres, Lace Curtains Blankets,' Rugs, Irish Friezes, :Merinos,'Cutlery, Electroplated Ware,-etc.; eto. :i ■ ■?. , Rare opportunity to secure bargains. No Reserve. In lots to 'suit Purchasers. . -.,, i;: Remember Friday and' Saturday. 1 next, commencing each day at 1.80 p:m. : ■ Everything must be aold> ; F.H.WOOD, v ..; Auctioneer, . .FOR PRIVATE SALEv:,'. ut l A AtAORB farm of tho best land UU in the Wairarapa. Well improved and divided into 16 paddocks, securely fenced and well watered. ,Good homestead, outbuildings, yards etc. For lurthor particulars apply, F. H. WOOD, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, I MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF VI ■ AUSTRALASIA. • Established 1809. . (Incorporated by Act'of Parliament). THE TWENTY-THIRD ANNUAL REPORT ... ~ "Which has just been issued is most'satis ■' factory, and bliows : Reduced Expenditure. Increased Funds.'. • Low Mortality Experience, Phenomenal Reduction in the outgo.for Surrenders, &c, ':■ PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. THE DEATH CLAIMS PAID in 1891 were as follows : ■ Per Cent. On tho very day the proofs were received, or within 48 hours thereafter ... G8 After that time, but withm ono week „ 27 After ono woek, but within 14 days , 6 Over fourteen days • ... 0 The Association has Never Figured , in Court either as Plaintiff or Defendant. special tableslife assurance Without Cost. TABLE A.li, REMARKS. Under ordinary Formß of Assurance, the Policies on tho Kveß of those who die young reap the largest returns, THIS TABLE ADVANTAGES THE BEST LIVES. Early death means payment of the Assurance . with Bonuses, Long Life means all this, anil tho following also i 1, All the Premiums refunded to the member. 2, A6suranco continued at tho same rate of Premium, 3, Several liberal options for realising the Investment, EXAMPLE, A man, age 30, assures for 1000 under Table A.R, 30, paying an Annual Premium of £35 3s, id. for 30 years, and secures the following benefits:— 1. At Death, if before reaching 60 years of ago, the sum assured (L 1000) with Reversionary Bonuses added. S, At Age 60, a refund of all premiums paid (L 1055), and thc.Mcmber may continue the Policy for LIOOO with future profits at the original rato of premium (L 33 3s, 4d.), and either draw the Cash Value of Accrued Bonuses or leave them as Reversionary Additions to the sum assured. Or, he may withdraw tho total Premiums paid (£1055), as above, the Surrender Value of the policy (£270), and also the accrued Ca»h Bonuses: Or, he may have a I'aid-up policy for £IOOO, with full participation in tho future profits, and an ANNUin of £l2O (about) for the rest of life ■Tables of rates and all information can be obtained from any of the local agencies or from tho following representatives ;-r ■ E.B.HAUE, ,„' ... Mastetton, DISTRICT OFFICE: Brandon and Fcatherston Struts T?. O R SALE, jd. ■ About Three Acres First Cl&ss Land (Freehold.) Securely Fenced, and otherwise highly improved, with ; Five Roomed House, Well-finished and nearly new; Shedß and other necessary Outbuildings, PRICE, £150., -One third cash, balance on very easy terms'; i For Particulars apply— Wairakapa Daily Times Office, ■■ , ' ' Masterton, SPECIA r, PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE FOR THIS MONTH. PORTRAITS! PORTRAITS !! THREE-QUARTERS and FULL. LENGTH CABINETS Beautifully '■ Finished. Equal to the best produced in ,fc the Colony for '7/8 ' 'Half Dozen 12/6 'Dozen"'' :'••.' ,', ■•-'•■; 3/- First Copy s Caslial the Time if''Sitting'only. ' Family Group Vignettes and Matt* ' Opals at Reduced Bates... £ Views taken in Town or Country, ' ," TrJOB,,ED. PRICE, '*■ Queen Street,' Masterton. '