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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4101, 30 April 1892, Page 3

WANTEDS, rroTHE HOOTTEADE.- WantedJ[ A first-class hand for all-round work.. Constant employment to good man. Apply D. SMITH, Quoon-street, MsstertoD,. WANTED,— Earn monoy at home. Eithst tex; now work; just started; ■ all dan earn good wages j no walking or travelling required; anyone can -do tho work; boys and girls earn nearly as much as men; write for particulars at once, before our list lull, and enclose addressed envclopo and stamp for reply to JAS. (i. SARGOOD, Manager, P.0.-Bm 986, Sydney; or, 65, Royal Arcade, George 'and Pitl Streets, Sydney pOENET.-For Salo, price £8 cash, a \J sweet-toned Gautrot Cornet, in case, electro-plated. Cost nine to tea ' guineas. Apply •'APiston, l,, Wairaran» Daily Tunes' office. . WANTED TO SELL.—A Flourish* : iog FiUJIT atid'CONFECTIONERY BDSINESS in 1 a rising township in' 'the 'Worth Wairarapa.' • Good House'containing six rooms with Doublo* 1 ' Fronted Shop and Good Garden,' 1 The present lease has 16 'years _yet torur wjth Eight of Renewal'for further torm of 21 years froni expiry. Splendid .opportunily ; f<Jr. small capitalist. Sound investment. - For futthor particulars apply by letter to K, H |( & CO,, Office of •Wairaiupa Daily Tijjes. ■ VX7"ANTED. the Geticr.il Pubiia to T T know that aiiothet 'siijperb assort' ment of all the latest styles.and pattern? ill English,l Foreign, . : a hd ' Colonial tSo 1,1,3 "rived at JAMtS, WEBB'S Tailoring Establishment. New Goods continuo to come T,T. Everybody simply enchanted with. JAMES W EBiJ'S splendid selection, Our ro.l of regular customers incroasina' every day,-Thanking the Publio for past favours,—Yours to command, i JAMES WEBB, VITANMD TO PUECH ASE-Fresh T T &W and Poultry in any quantity WANTED ut. soli —An 8 roomed house with convenient out/ buildings and three quarters of an acre o and, in the healthiest part of Masterton ™" w « V y first class Tailoring doparlmont and »n experienced Cutter,-To Aro House, Wollin'iton. 1 VX7ANTED KNOWN-That we VV splendid Winter Stock ol and Colonial Tweeds, Coatings, ' etc.—Te Aro Houso, Wellington UP'™ KNOWN-That we will T!T Bend potterna of Tweedsoto,, post free, oil application to James Smith, TeArC House, Wcllicgton, W ANTED KNOWN-Tlnt we wii^jl I f BO desired, send Eelf measurement diar's 'o nny one npplying to To Aro House, \\ cllmgton, , ■ nrANTED KNOWN-That in our VV Tailoring department wo can uawnlce perfect fit and good work.-Te ro House, Wellington, Overcoats .TV at i Ladies' Habits mado to order and at liberate chargea.—To Aro House, Wellington, . VI7 ANTED KNOWN,—Ladies NorVf ivegian Slippers, 2s and 3s, at J. OAEPENTEk'S." l iF KNOWN. -Men's pegged VV KipWatirtights, 12s lid, at CAE.' I'ENTEE'S.. . . ; WANTED KNOWN -Hen's nailed and plain Shoutors, 10s 6d at CARPENTER'S, WANTED KNOWN,—Ladies' Loa« tlier Slippers, 4s j Walking Shoos (is, at CAHPEN'I'EE'S. xUANTED KNOWN.—Men's Bluf V cbers from 6s Gd, Men's English Balmorals lis (id at CARPENTER'S, 17ANTED KNUVVK.—Ladies' Lace IV Boots from 8s; Children's Shoes and Boots from Is, at J, CARPENTEK'S Central Boot Wnrohousa, Queen Street. SPECIAL NOTIOg. \hi Known—That lam roV V moving from my present premises iii Mannora-atreet to my new Coach Factory in VictoiiMtreet, Wellington, off Cuba-street Reclaimed Laud and adjoining tho Grey Valley Coal Company. I thereforo wish lo dispose of my present stock of Buggies, Lidies' Phictons ?nd Sprioe Traps now in Maimers-stroet 'shop as speed'ly as posaible—even at a sacrifice. m.bohan, Wellington Coach Factory, WANTEDKNOWN.-Bowziin Groytown lo Masterton line of Coaches now runs a DAILY sorvico con< voying passengers and parcels between the above places; leaves ruNOTCAiu Post Office, Grey town 9.80 a.m.; bill's Stabler, Maatuitdii, 3.U0 p.m. in time tc meet the Lower Valloy Coach, Return fares can be artanged upon application to tho Proprietor—ALßEUT BOWEES PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. CAPITA L FUNDS OF KSTATJiS jilaced in the Public Tnist Ollico guaranteed bv tho Colony. 1 By "Tho Public Trust Ollico Acls Amendment Act, 1891," the Colony now vuarautacatho integrity uf tho capMal times of properties placed in the Pn.blio 'fiust Office where thcro is no d'rcciioii for tho invest mentof such (ii;id«, or where there is no other I'mfcit'n for their investment than generally, at thd'option of tho Public Ti'diMc, in General Govern"" , i.ieiit Securities of New Zealand or iti rcortgago of real estate w thin tho Colony. 2. The Colony a'so guarantees ou such capital fin ds a fixed rate of interest, to be cri'd'.ccd quarterly, freo of ail office charm, to the properties from . .which tlie funds p.rue. 3. The value of this guaraoteo wi'l bo obvious when'it is considered that it 16 — (a.) Tho guarantee of tho Colony aaaiiiht locs from investments in bad orinsiiflicientsecuriiies. (n.) Tho guar.'«!teo ol tho Colony raahst loss firooi delay in thn inveUmencof moneys. (c.) The gvsraiiteo of the Colony that tho .vilerest, fixed by Ordor in Couuc : l eiiall be regularly-and punctually pn'd. free of all charges of the Public Trust OiTce. f i 4. The rates of interest to b3 allowed by the Public Trust Office on the Capital Firods.for investment aio 5 per cent on any amount m to £3,000, J''d 4 per-cent on the amount in ; excess of f3,Coo.,und these rates, which aio allowed free of nil charges, will result in an income of—£oo a year from LI,OX), or o per cent 160 .j, 3.0C0, or 5 percent 190 n 4.000, or 4| per cent 280 „ 6,000, or 48'5ths,, 270 „ G.OOO, or 4J per cent arid so on. : J. K. WARBUETON, ' ■ Public Trustee, S" ME BOPfITT, RGEON DENTIST. Chapel Str(iet,Mistertoi,