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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4261, 4 November 1892, Page 4

ililhj ■ Ml a-street, igton. ■ . too otook-in-trado ot the above bankrupt, fit 6s lid in the £ Andwill clear tho stock out in a short time at Extraordinary Lot? Prices, In tho premises formerly ocoupiod by H, Peterson, Boot Shop, opposito Club Hotel Masterion. The Stock Consists ofPlain and fancy Dress Btuffi, Black Cashmeres, ColordO&ahmeres Winsea Plaids, Velveteens, Bergos, Plushes, Prints, Ginghams, Muslins Crimean Shirtings, Standard Shirts, while ana colored flannels Blankets, Shawls, Rugs, Counterpanes, Grey and whit Calicoes, Sheetings, Damasks, Mole, skins, Dimitya,Cretonnes,Plannelettea Tickings, Hessians, Forfars, DowlosToilet Covers, Anthuacassors, Table Covars, Laco Curtains, Towels, Tweeds, Ladies and Gills' Macintoshes and ulsters, Ladies' and Girl's Jackets, Black k Colored Underskirts, Millinuy, Ladios* and Girl's flats, Flowers, Feathers, .Birds, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Pellises, Aprons, Eutchings, Hollands, Selesias, Frillings, Umbrellas, Silks, Lnces,oorsfltß, Baby Linen, Ladies' Underclothing, Fingonng wools, Men's, Youths and Boy's Suits, Men's Youths' k Boys Overcoats, Oilskins, Trousers and vest, Trousers, Men's i boy'B white and colored shirts, Caps, Hats Braces Scarfs, Ties, Undershirts, Drawers Haberdashery, ic, he, ko. Bankrupt Stock -•■• Sale PROPRIETOR

LADIES & GENTLEMEN. T RETURN sincere tlianlcs for tbo libe J- support given mc since commencing bu ncss in Mastcrton, sixteen months ago. It gives me encouragement to make just the lira which will please ladies and gentlemen who study a NICE FITTING BOOT, comfortable to wear. You may try all tho great com cures, but if the hoot hurts it is all up! There is no need for me to pull, but I can honestly assert that My Work, both new arid old, cannot bn equalled In tuo Wairarapa for Style, Cojit'oivr axil TniCE. I have REMOVED through incrrascd business, into a larger shop, near the Theatre, where I make all kinds of liand-stwn and pegged work, and do also repairs of every kind. Givo ono trial. You willnotregtetit, D. SMITH, Bootmaker, 'Ncxtlt.G. Williams'. Australian iUur.ualFr o vi clout Society. Mow Zealand Branch: Head Office, Custom-house Quay, Wellington. Local Board of Directors: The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M,D,, 0.M.G., M.L.O, (Chairman) ;The Hon. Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C., (Deputy Chairman); Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq, ; Tub Hon, Edward IIiCHAnDSON.O.M.G.; John Duncan Esq. Medical Officer: Dr.. W, Q. Kemp, M.K.O.S. (England mHB OLDEST, WEALTHIEST, J. AND MUST PKOSPEROUS Australian Life Office, and the LARGEST in tho BMTISH EMPIRE The Only Colonial Life Offiok which declares A BONUS EVERY YEAR. The Method of Valmtionadopkd by this Society isoj'the most stringent character, and. ensures a Considerably Larger Reserve to meet Liabilities than that held by any oilier office in the Australasian Colonies.

ACCUMULATED FUNDS, £10,500,000 TEX AND A HALF MILLION STERLING All invested to yield nearly 6 per cen Polioie3 in Force ... 109,333 Sum Assured £37,056,211 Accumulated Funds ~. £10,532,036 Annual Income 11800,347 Gash Bonuses Divided ... £4930,361 BONUSES CASH BONOS for ONE year, 1891, £489,828, yielding Roversionary Bonuses amounting to £1,009,000. This Cash Bonus v?t,s equal to 42'4 per cent, on the premiums received during the year, OASH BONUSES declared ior last FIVE Years, OVER TWO MILLIONS yielding Reversionary Bonuses oxcueding FOUR millions ASSURE YOUR LIFE In the A.M.P, SOCIETY AND BECUKP A BONUS EVEKY YEAR EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT LESS THAN 9| PER CENT, ON THE TOTAL INCOME, EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Office— CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. Local AoENis-Masterton, LOWES& lORNS ; Greytmvn, F, H. WOOD ; Canvassing agent. G. W. SCHRODER mHE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH 1 CENTURY. NEURALGIA DEFEATED, MA-URU, (l'rcpaicd only from the growths on New Zealand.) CURES NEUIULUIA, HEADACHE, CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, Si'KAINS, AND TAIN OF ANY KIND, Esf'Ask your Chemist or Storekeeper for MA-URU, or send direct for a hottlo: post free for 2s 2d.

The Rev, T. 0. Hammond, missionary, says:—"Having spsnt a considerable time as missionary among tho Maoris of Hokianga, I became nwaro of many uaea made by them of native plants and trees. Au intimate knowledge of one jilant in particular led me to conclude tliat it would prove beneficial in cases of neuialb'ia.N Having communicated my conviction to Mr A. A. Cower, chemist, l'atca, lie lias produced a compound which lias fully met my expectation, and has proved of great benefit to members of my own family and many of my friends," A gentles an wilting from Wtfngton Bays:—''l o:n jlacl to inform yiu that your Ma-uru has bi en w.rking-wonder licre, Miss is subject ti Neuralgic Headache. One evening I found her pr.strato with pain. I gave her the bot'.lo ofMa-u:u,undsbe found it relievo.! her so much thatsbo not only obtuiunl a good Adit's rest, but his nut had an attack since. That is o fortnight ago, Similar testimony as to efficacy was, borae by Miss ' Mr A. A. Cower lunousccs the advent of Ma-uru on the sSene of proprietory medicines. Although thlsiemedy has only been known in its present form for a few months, its success has be;n absolutely phenomenal—failure to perform what is claimed for it beiiigas yet unknown, while, in addition, wo can tpcak positively of \U almost marvellous ulfcct on chilblains, vhicb of itself is sufficient to make a favourite iu almost every bousehold.Patca Mail, Stb Scyt. Prepared only by the Sole proprietor, A. A. UOWEK, CHEMIST AND PHAUMAOIST, Fatea, ■" P.0.80x 20, ,' : .WhplosaJo Agotita— . j