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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XIII, Issue 4286, 5 December 1892, Page 2

'irarapa Farmers' Go-Operative-Association Tm ED.] (FORMERLY M. CASELBERG AND CO.) , Intimate To Their AND THE PUBLIC that in accotfanco with tho undertaking made in their prospectus and confirmed at Ihc first general meeting, ut BRANCH OFFICE IN WELLINGTON was opened in the Exchange Buildings on the 12th November, instant, under tho direct control of MB LIONEL_CASELBERG. mOO MUCH IMPORTANCE cannot be attached to the advantage of this 1. personal and responsible supervision, and to tho steps taken to open the Wellington market—which has hitherto been monopolised by the South Island-to Wairarapa product 1 . Tho inauguration is of distinct value to shareholders and the public, as their intorests will now be conserved and advanced in a wanner which is not to bo secured in any other way. The Association is, therefore, now prepared to buy, sell, or ship, on consignment, at minimum cost—bare expenses only being charged—farm and station produce of every kind, including:— Wool, Cheese, Butteiy Bacon, Eggs, Babbit | Skins, etc, SPECIAL NOTE; It should be particularly observed that our new arrangements permit of stores being supplied DIRECT FROM WELLINGTON TO HOMESTEADS IN ANY PART OF THE PROVINCE. This Blionld prove very convenient in the caso of up-county settlers — particularly eo in tho Lower Valley—as orders for goods may, when so desired, be sent direct io MR 1, CASELBERG, Wellington Representative, Exchamjo Buildings Who will oXecuto them forthwith, Commissions ofemy kind undertaken at Lowest Rates under trustworthy conditions. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCES EFFECTED. (In this connection it might be mentioned that wo shall shortly control »»encios of two of the strongest, and wealthiest Fire Insurance Companies in the world,) M. CASELBERG, Managing Director. Mssttrton, 18th November.

00-QPEiiATivi!! Stores, Wellington. Ave now opening out their largo ahipmonts of choicest fjpring Goods of reliable quality for all Departments. Shareholders nnd Customers are reminded that the Stock is ontitely New, and unquestionably tho Largest and Most Complolo ever shown in the North Island. Owin£ tj tho magnitude of their busmoaa at Wellington, Christchurch, and Dunedin, tho Company purchase in the best markets nt very lowest rates, and are thus onaWcd to offer their Shareholders and Customers the Groat Ik '.elks arising from these advantages. SiT SPECIAL ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO OUR BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENTS..^ B. OALLENSTEIN, A, A. (JORRIGAN Chairman of Directors. Manager,

WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON HAVK juat opeued up tlioit first shipment of Spring and Summor Goods, which thoy are now displaying in their spacious warehouse, t.e. : SEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN HIE DRESS DEPARTMENT. SEW GOOD 3 AND NOVELTIES IN THE TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN THE FANCY DEPARTMENT' NEW GOODS ASD NOVELTIES IN TUE . H GSIERY DEPARTMENT NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN THE GL.OYE DEPARTMENT HEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES IN THE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT The largest and best selection of Mens' Youths' and Boys' Clothing, Hats and Mercery in the District to choose from. TAILORING-A S P B 0 1 A L I T Y-TAILORING With tho advent of tho Spring toon wo havo much pleaauro in informing the Ladies of Mastorton and District that wo have rccoived the services of a FIRBT. CLASS DRESSMAKEE (late of the D.1.U., Christchurch), who possesses high credentials, of long standins;, from leading firniß in How Zealand. Fit and Slyk Guaranteed. A Trial Mespictfulhj Solicited, WHOLESALE MAPEM COMPANY, (Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel), QUEEN-STRUM MKS P. DICKSON, Proprietress. ... MASTERTON

WAIKAKAI*A GfiWOTH ASSOCIATION, (Formerly M, Cwdkra, and Co.) INCORI'ORATKD UNDER " TIIE COMPANIES Act, 1882." CAPITAL £IOO,OOO. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £54,780, Divided into 20,000 Shares of £5 each. mHE Directors have deoidcd to RE. 1 OPEN the SHARE LIST on and after Ist OCTOBER, for a further inne of 4,000 Shares at 6s per share premium. Applications should bo sent in early, as the Sh'are List will onlj bo kept open for a short time and allotment will be mode strictly in ordor of lodgment. Forma may be obtained at the Head Office, MastMton, tho "Wellington Office, or at any of the Association's Branches— Greytown, Pahialua, and Tenui, The payments required tire as follow ;- 10s on Application. (5s of thii king ik Premium carrivl lo jßwera.) 5s on Aliottmenc. 5s in two months. 5s in three months. APPLICANTS FOR SHARES In this issue may, if they desire, pay up the full amount of £5 per Share; provided this is done within three months of October Ist. M.OASELBERG, Managing Diioctor. Masterton, 29th September, E? Spkcial Note, —Interest duo on Share Capital for the half-year ending 31st July, 1892, may bo now obtained by Shareholders on application at tbo Head Office. Maatertou I. IORNB, AUCTIONEER ... PAHIATUA. lALKS of STOCK held fortnightly; STOCKED:~ 3 PARCELS of now Ladies' and Gents' Jewellery, of latest English and Melbourne designs, in OPAL, DIAMOND, PEARL, RUBY, &0,, &c. Also a new utock of latoat Ideas in SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES. • % DOU6ALL " Under tub clock,"

SHARLAND'S TRADE JOURNAL NEW YEAR'S PRIZE TALES iMt ACROSTIC COMPETITION. Open tooverjonuin Now Zealand. ro 7™£ioio«a» The lollowin" will bo awarded to Iho tlireo talcs adjudged tho best;First, £5 5s Od Second £3 3s Od Third,' Bl Is Od AND For tho Best Acrostic on the words, SHARLAND'S «MOA" BAKING POWDER, A Prize of £ll 6 (One Guinea). Competitions must reach the Editor Sharlaud's Trade Journal, Auckland, by 20th December. Ideational IfjoMtoy MAMMON. A LARGE and varied assortment of ACCOUNT. BOOKS and GENERAL STATIONERY— including Photograph Albums and Framoa Ladies' Ba«sand Purses of all kinds Scrap and Fern Albums Ladiei Companions Writing Desks, Tourist Cases, lard Cases, etc, Artists Materials, Fanoy Goods. LAWN TENUIS Raijuets and Balln Best Make. CRICKET BATS, Balls ami Stumps. SCHOOL BOOM AND SCHOOL HBQUMTEB. Agents for -I'riug'o'fl Art Needlework and the British and Foreign Bible Society. R.T. HOLMES. i