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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4137, 13 June 1892, Page 3

MISCELLANEOUS. SINGEK'S SEWING MACHINES. PROM O/n PER WEEK. LooaiOffioe— •'■■ '"'.'• QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON W. OULLEN, THEPUBLIO INVITED TO INSPECT SPECIAL NEW STOCK KAIAPOI GLOTEIM, ./" MEN'S,-YOUTHS ANDBOTSSUITS, OVERCOATS,' TBOUSEBS, ' AND EOSIERY. IHEBE ARTICLES ARE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUE.

GEO. JOHNSTON* GENERAL iMEEOHAM I Queep S'treec, Maaterton.... , Agent for the Commercial Union ' Assurance] Company (Fire),..; / Agent (or A, Yates, and : Co'ti celebrated .;',': "'Seeda- ■'''" ; PUBLIC TKUBT OJTFIGEi,

CAPITAL FUPBOFESTATES placed . in the Public Trust Office guaranteed 1 ::■ by the Colony.' ,; - ■ ;; ''' 1 By "The Public Trußt Office Acts , Amendments, 1891," theOolony • ! inow euaranteesthe. in(;up[rity of the Capital, funds of properties placed in ;the Public-Trust Office where there ;is no direction for the investment of such funds, ..or .where there, is no [other direction for their jhvostment jthan generally, at the option of the Public Trustee, in Qe'iievnl Government Securities of New' Zealand or in mortgage of real estate within the .Colony, 2, The Colony also guarantees ou such capital funds a fixed rate of interest ■',; to be oredited quarterly,; free-of al .., office charges, to the properties from which the funds arise. ■ 3. The value of this guarantee will be obvious when it is considered thatit (i.) The guaranteo of the Oolony ' /against loss from investments in bad or insufficient securities. (b.) The guarantee ot the CoW against loss from, jn. the investment o.f moneys, '■■ (o.) of the Oulony that [ the interest fixed by Order in ' Council shall be regularly and i punctually paid, free of all • chirges of thu Public Tryst , Office. ' 4, The latest of iutereat to ba allowed- by 1 the Publig TtUßt OBloe on the Oapi-' tal Funds for investment are 5 per oenton any amount up to £3,000; and 4 per cent on the 'amount in excess of £3,000, 'and'theso rates, which aro allowed free of all charges, will result in an income of— ' £6O a year from LI.OOO, or 6 per cent 160 „ 3.000, or 5 neroent 190 „ 4,000, or 4J per cent 280 ; „ 5,0,0,0, or 43-sths „ and so on." J, K. WARBUETpN, : Public Trustee.

Mnstortqn Oonoh and Cftrriaae Factory. THOMAS WAGG& CO., PR 0 P E 1 E T ORS'. Every Dcwription of Vehicks Mann- ' ;■,'■ faclwed on the Premises, WE tender our thanks to the ■ public generally for their moat liberal patronago sinco we commenced business, and are pleased to observe that the public of Masterton realise'that the Mastciton Carriage Factory being the only eatabluhmcnt in the AVairarapa that, devotes itself only to Coach and Carriage manufacture with 'every convenience and a First Class Staff of Practical Mechanics, studying the advancement of the trade, also :every, customer's requirements, they havo come \a the conclusion that the Factory is the tigh! place to order or. take; their, vehicles wherp.their wants are immediately attended to 1 and their work finished in that grand style which is so well known throughout th'o colony, !\Vo are now building, our fatuous gigs double, Single Buggies, Dog Carts, J'haotons &c succeeds like success, Therefore M^SIIS.THO3..'WAGG&CO I; mmt renk flrat as 'Couch nnd Carriage Builders in the Wairarapa, ■-. ■■'•:• ~:,,; | FOUSALE-ABARGAIN, ... „• ,;.,'„; ;I'ha«tonj and 1 Bccond hand ;t "' J "' Poubleßuggy. , . THOSi WAUG: ; &CO , IRESHOYSTERScan now be 6tiV i.i •>tained atany time at '"•"•'- v v;- : M,».S:.qayi^:, ; .i ~ OYSTER SiUjOON' Q.m* Stbeet. '; FRE;Sf and SMOKEDPISU dijily smoked in our own Smoke House. Try it