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A WARM RECEPTION IN WINTER CLOTHING English and Colonial Manu'aciuied, Vastly superior to an,y tiling hitherto produced, KIMCALDIE & STAINS ARE now slowing the largest stock of bighclasb and medium clothing ever submitted to New Zealand purchasers, OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS OVERCOATS! Men's Overcoat with capes, from 22s 6d toGOa Youths' Ovorcoais, uitli Capos, from 15s to 355. Boys'Ovorcoatß, oni Inverness Capes, from 12s Gd, WATERPROOF COATS. ; We are showing sevoral novo'ticsin this department in the new Sleeveless Coats, with deep capes in various materials, ' from tbo lightest texturo mado weighing 2Jlb up to the Heavy Box- cloth and Beavor. The prices will be found cxlremelv moderato. MEN'S SAC SUITS, A superior class of goods will be found in this department, a large stock of these being our own special make from fiist class English, Scotch and Colonial l'weeds, from 2is 6d to 68s Cd, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING. We maintain our reputation for a c'ass of goods not to be had anywhere this season, We hold a very large stock o( every stylo of suits and in various materials. We simply ask inspection prices cannot convey any idea of tbc vaiu; offering,, GENTS' UNDERCLOTHING._ We stook all the best makes in this department in English, Scotch, and Colonial Lambs' Wool, and the various makes of cashmero and merino goods suitable for the season, and being agonts for Jaeger's Sanitary underclothing, customers will find a large assortment of goods to select from, Lambs' Wool Shiits and rants from 4s 9d to 10a Cd. Crimean Shirts, with collars or bands, in Flannel, Tweed, and Union Shirtings, from 3s Od to 103 6d. _ White Dress Shirts for evening wear with single stud, to open in front or at back; from 8b to 12s 6d. White Dress Shirts for ordinary wear, A large stock of our well-known Berlin Shirts, prices from 4s Gd to 12s 6d, WHITE LINEN COLLARS. All the noveltios in the bcßtfour-fold linen, inoludiug'Eastbourne,' 'Cannes," Star, ' Fashion,'' Kioellent,' ic,, Ac, Travelling Rugs and Mauds from 17s Gd to 455. Oppossum Rugs, lined andunlined, 90s )0 guineas, Travelling Trunks and Portmanteaux—a large choioj to select from. KIMCALDIE & STAINS, lupoctehs and Manofaciobebs, WELLINGTON. Carpet Warehouse, I Bulk Stores, St, George's Hall, | Bbah'don-bt. Account Books, Memo Books. MERCANTILE .STATIONERY I PHOTO ALBUMSI PHOTO FRAMES! BOOKS iu ovmy department of Lii,oraturo Wholesale & Retail. JOHN WATT, Queen Street ■» Masterton Educational Depository, MASTERTON. A LARGE and varied assortment of ACCOUNT BOOKS aud GENERAL STATlONEßY—inoluding Photoe.wph Albums and Frames Ladies' Bags and Purses of all kinds Scrap ai d Fern Albums Ladies (otnpamons Yfritin? Desks, Tourist Cases, Card Caii-s, etc. Artists Materials, Fancy Goods. SCHOOL BOOKS AN!) SCHOOL REQUISITES. Agents for -Pringle's Art Needlework, and the Biitish and Foreign Bible Society^ R, T. HOLMES. NyMVijj MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION OF i-Yl AUSTRALASIA. Established 18G9. (Incorporated by Act of Parliament), THE TWENTY ■ THIRD ANNUAL REPORT Whioh has just'been issued Is most satis, factory, and shows Reduced Expenditure. Increased Funda. Phenomenal Reduction in tbe outgo for Surrenders, fa. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. THE DEA TE CLAIMS FAID in 1891 were as follows Per Cent, On tbo very day thoproofs were < received, or within 48 hours thereafter 68, After that time, but within ono week 27 After o?o week, but within 14 days... 5 Over fourteen days 0 The Association has Never Fioured in Court either as Plaintiff or Defendant, S P £ 0 J A L TABLES. Life assuhanoe Without Cost. TABLU Ail. Under ordinary Forms of A*suranoc, tho Policies on the lives of these who die young reap tholargest returns. THIS TABLE ADVANTAQES THE JEST LIVES, , . Early death means payment of the Aseurano with Boi'iues,. ' long Life means all this, and the following tbo: ■ 1, All the Premiums refunded to the mcni' bcr. •" }...' 2, Assurance continued at the samoratoiif Prem'um, . .. 8, ficvepl liberal options for realising the Investment, exaSple, A man, age CO, > assures for 1000 under. Tab'e A.R, 30,; paying an Annual: Premium of £35 3s, 4il; for 30 years, arid secures the following benefits, 1. At Dwith if before reaching 60 years of age, tho sum assured (L 1000) with Reversionary Bonuses added, 3, At A ffe GO, a refund of all pre' miums paiit (L 1055), and the Member (nay continue the Policy for LIOOO jvith future profits at the original rato of premium (L 35 3s, 4(L), and cither draw the Cash Value of Accrued Bonuses orlcaVe them as Beversionary Additions, to the sum assured' , Or, he may withdraw the totalPreminms paid (£1055), as above',' tho Surrender Value of the policy (£270), and also tho accrued Or, he may have a rAiD-ur rouot- for 1000, with full participation in the future rofits, and an Annuiti of £l2O (aboit) for he rest of life, Tables of rates and all information' can be obtained from any of tho local agencies or from the following representatives E, B, HARE, „, . Mastevton P. GILL, Queen-street, Masterton, DISTRICT OFFICE: Brandon and Featherston Streets, Wellington', bu* GRIFFIN AND SONS' Biscuits, Confectionery And Candied Peels. THE? are everywhere acknowledged to be the boatFACTORY,—AIton St., and Nile St. E, Wholesale Wellinßtoo Branch,— PrandenSt,

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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4171, 21 July 1892, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4171, 21 July 1892, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4171, 21 July 1892, Page 2

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