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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4262, 5 November 1892, Page 4

f David Doig, ; , Wellington. W.BELL. Tab purchased Irom the Oflloial Assignee L the stooHn-trade of the above bank. rupt, at 6s lid in the £ And will olonr the stock out in a short time at Extraordinary Lour Prices, In the premises formerly occupied by B, Peterson, Boot Shop, opposite Club Hotel

The Stock Consists ofPiain aud fancy Dress Stuffs, Black Cashmeres, ColoredOashinoreii Winses Plaids, Velveteens, Serges, Plushes, Prints, Ginghams, Muslins Crimean Shirtings, Standard Slnrts, white ana colored flannels Blankets, Shawls, Hugs, Oouatovpanes, Grey and whit Calicoes, Sheetings, Damasks, Mole, Bkins, Dimityß,Cretonneß,Flannelottes Tickings, Hessians, Forfavs, DowlosToilot Covers, Antiroacassers, Table Covers, Laco Curtains, Towels, Tweeds, Ladies and Gills' Macintoshes and ulsters, Ladies' and Girl's Jackets, Black & Colored Underskirts, Millintry, Ladies' and Girl's flats, Flowors, Feathers, Birds, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Pellises, Aprons, Rutchings, Hollands, Selesias, Frillings, Umbrellas, Bilks, Laccs,oorsotß, Baby Linon, Ladies' Underclothing, Fingering wools, Men's, Youths and Boy's- Suits, Mon's Youths' & Boys Overcoats, Oilskins, Trousers and vest, Trousers, Men's & boy's white and colored shirts, Caps, Hats Braces Scarfs, Ties, Undershirts, Drawers Haberdashery, ic, &c, &c. Bankrupt Stock -■- Sale PROPRIETOR

LADIES & GENTLEMEN. ' KETUKN sincere thanks for tlio liberal ■*■ support given mo since commencing business in Mastcrton, sixteen months ago. It gives me encouragement to make just the lira which will please kilics mid gentlemen who study a NICE FITTING BOOT, comfortable to wear. You may try nil the- great corn cure!, but if the boot hurts it is all up! There is no need for mo to puif, but I can honestly assert that Mr AVoiik, both new and old, cannot bn equalled in tlio Wairarapa for Sivle, Cojirom and riucs. I have REMOVED through increased business, into a larger shop, near the Theatre, where I make- all kinds of haud-stwn and pegged work, and do also repairs of every kind. Give ono trial. You will not regret it, D. SMITH, Bootmaker, SaIR.G. William'. Austruliau itturualPr ovi dent Society, >'ew Zealand Branch: Head Oflico, Custom-houao Quay, Wellington. Local Board of Directors: Tub Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., 0.M.G., M.L.O, (Chairman); The Hon. Charles J. Johnston, M.L.C., (i)eputy Chairman); Alfred de Bathe J3rando.v, Esq. ; The Hon. Edward Ricuabdson,C,M,G,;Joun Duncan Esq, Medical Officer: Dn. W. G. Kemp, M.U.O.S. (England niHB OLDEST, WEALTHIEST, J. AND most prosperous Australian Life Office, and the LARGEST in the BRITISH EMPIRE The Osh Colonial Life Office WHICH DECLARES A BONUS EVERY YEAR. The Method of Vakationadoptcd by tins Society isoflhe mostslrinpnt character, aid ensures a Considerably larger Reserve touted Liabilities than that held by am/ other office in the Australasian Colonies,

ACCUMULATED FUNDS, £10,500,000 TEV AND A HALF MILLION STERLINO All invested to yield nearly 6 per een Policies in Force ... 109,833 Sura Assured £37,0158,211 Accumulated Funds ... £10,632,036 Annual Incotno... .., £1800,347 Cash Bonuses Divided... £4980,861 BONUSES CASH BONUS for ONE year, 1891, £489,828, yielding Roversionary Bonuses amounting to £1,009,000. This Cash Bonus vaa equal to 42'4 per cent, on the premiums received during the year. OASH BUNUSEB declared lor last FIVE Years, OVER TWO MILLIONS yielding Roversionary Bonuses oxceedhi" FOUR millions ASSURE YOUR LIFE In the A.M.P SOCIETY AND SECURE A BONUS EVERY YEAR, EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT LESS THAN 9| PER OENT. ON THE TOTAL INCOME. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Officecustom HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. Local Abbots—Mastcrton, LOWES& [ORNS j Greytown, F. H. 'WOOD ; Canvassiiiß awnl. G. \\, SCHRODER mHE WONDER OI'THE NINETEENTH | CENTURY, NEURALGITdEFEATED. MA-URU, (l'rcpaicd only from the growths on New Zealand.) CURKS NEURALGIA, HEADACHE, CHILBLAINS, KHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, SPRAINS, AND PAIN OF ANY KIND. Ks"Ask your Chemist or Storekeeper for MA-URU, or send direct for a bottlo: post, free for 2s 2d.

Tho Rev. T. 0. Hammond, missionary, says;—"naviog spsnt a considerable time as missionary among tho Maoris of HokiaDyn, I became aware of many uscsmado by them of native plants null tics. An intimate knowledgo of one plant in particular led me to conclude that it would prove beneficial in cases of neuralgia, Having cominuniwtol my conviction to Mr A. A. Gower, chemist, l'atea, he has produced n compound which has fully met my expectation, ami has proved of great benefit to members of my own family and many of my friends," A gentlenan wiiting from Wiugton sjya:—''l am glad to inform you that your Mo-utu liasbicnw rking wonders bcre, iMisj !hsubject, t) Neuralticlleadacho, One evening I found her prostrate with pain, I gave her the bottlo of Ma-u;u, and alio found it relieve] her so much that sho not only obtained a good Ucht's rest, but has not had nn attack since. That is a fortnight, ago. Similar testimony »b to efficacy was,, borne by Miss ' Mr A. A. Cower announces tho advent of Ma-uru on the scene of proprietory medicines. Although this ltmcdy has only been known iu its present form for a few months, its success lias bein absolutely phenomenal-failure to perform what is claimed for it being as yet unknown, while, ui addition, wc can tpcak positively of its almost marvellous effect on chilblains, «Inch of itself is sullicient to make >iL a favourito 'in almost every houseliold,\ea Mail, Bth Sept. \i>ared only by tho Solo proprietor, \. A. GOWER, oheL t aND pharmacist, \ Faiba, XfJ,Box2o, WbolesTeAgontsfi.<!,ptug Company wdgbarjind and, G'j