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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4422, 18 May 1893, Page 3

COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANOE COMPANY, I/n>, ovLokdos. FIRE AND MARINE, Capital. £2,500,000; Annual nott Income, £1,400,000. One of tholargest lire Offices in the World. Insurances effected" as Follows! Fire Dopartracnt—On building!, furniture, Merchandise manufactories, agricultural implomeiili, and all other insurable Interests. Jarine Department—On wool,, grain, mo • chandisc, freights, frozen mca's, etc. Wool insured from sheep's hack, and port ofiltipmeut to London. For proposal forms and fuvtlier particulars apply to GEORGKH, HARIiItOK, Manager Wellington branch, or GEO JOHNSTON LocalAgent,Queen-street Mascrton. LIVERPOOL AND ELQOH AMD GLOB INSUSANGB COMPANY. [Established'lß36,] hmted Frndt ' £7,5219J t 9 UaimPaid ..W.MfJOT Finßtstmhnd ■' £1,850,000 rnHlSlbnipany ufiers to insurers tbu J, security of invested funds amounting to uvecseven million pounds sterling, besides tho unluuitod liability of a very wealthy propriehry. . liy a Special Act of tho New Zealand Legislature, tho Compiuy ia.in a position to Bile or be sued in this Colony. Thiß Cuui|nny has ever been noted for its promptitudo and liberality in settling claims. LOWEST OUERENT RATES'FOR ALL CLABSKS OF FIRE INSURANCE. ■ L'EVIN&CO. AGENTS WELLINGTON Maaterton Agent: JOSEPH WILLIAMS [-TNITED INSURANCE COMPANY, U [limited.] —MMUNK Df I'AKTMBNT. SUBSCMBKD OiTITAI, 1^000,001) Woo! Insured from sheep's back to London at lowest current rules. Full particulars am bo obtained on pplicatiou to the undersigned— JAMES S. JAMIESON, Resident Secrotary, Wellington Or V7M. WIGHT SMITH, District Agent, Queon Street, >lastoiton aORTH BRITISH AND MEIU CANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY, London and Edinburgh. iubscribed capital, £2,500,000; Paid-up 2625,000; Roserve fund, £1,842,044 MURRAY, ROBERTS & CO., Agents, Wellington, JIrE.B. WADOINGTON, Sub-ryent at Masterton, QHffiNIX ASSURANCE Company L of London, Established 1782, bosses jiuid, £1":000,000 R. M. Simpan, general manager for New Zealand, lißtriot manager—ll, H. Welters, WOODCOTE HOUSE SCHOOL, HOBSON STREET, WELLINGTON. The next tirra will begin on Thursday, , iuno tho lst(fi:st). ( HEADMASTER.. C.L, Gardiner, 8.A., Pembrohe College, Cambridge; Resident Assistant Master G F. Wooldidge, M.A., KeLle College, Oxford; DrilU ng aud Gymcr.ato Inttruoto.', Sergeant Jawreuce. Siibjecis-Di«'.iity, Latin Jreek, Freoch. English, History, Georraphy, Arithmtiio, Euclid. Algebva. Boys ircparcd tor cobol&iiiMps and eotrauce at jhristohurch aw ; . Wnugauri, The school ;ames, criokei, wi ABSOo : atiou football, are »jovs are horouglily looked after ousoi ichool hours [liohousohas la'.'ge rooms aud ctands in ixtenaive grounds including a field for jriolcot and fbotoall. An experienced matron Is in charge »■ tho dome:tio arrange* meats Vacancies for ceveral Boarders from :he age of ten, and for a few Day Boys, MrGardinoi; will be at homo till May sth, and on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, May 29. 30, 31. Prospectus and full information on application to Wcodcoto House, J.MAYO&SONS rVUJRS*iRYJHEN, PALMEPSTON NORTH, •TAVEBY DESCRIPTION OF 1 FRUIT AND SHELTER TREES FOR SALE. Sond for our Descriptive Catalogue POST FREE on application. rAIPOUA NURSERY T AMES SiTONE. Proprietor, [ESTABLISHED IN W] "N view ol tic approach of the planting sea- - son I have pleasure in announcing to the üblic of Masti'iton and district that I have gain made arnngements fora supply of Fruit 'reefc from the Celebrated Nursery of MR VORY, of Rangiora, Canterbury, whote rees have invarably given the utmost satis? action in the disttict. Intending planters nouldordcr early to ensure tho best selection, ; have on hand r, ady for planting.a large supily of Fo.'cst Trees, including I'inus Insignis, Jupreisus Macrocarpa, Lawsoniann, Electa, ftnd Elcg»Qß,w ill grown anil aplendidly rooted. Also Wcllingtonias, Abie),' Alba,' 'Douslassi, swlMcnficiiii Rctippora [varieties); Cryp-. karaaria Begins., ic„ Macrocarpa, 1 year and 2 year, trau.plantcd, 12/- to 15/- per 100. Lawsomana, lis to l?s per dozen, Elms, English and Amevioin Ash, Birch, Sycamore, American Mountain Ash, " Pittosporum" (Nitivo Matipo), Drooping Ash,loft high, etc, etc. A very largo vaiicty of Shrubs and flowering plants, lßcludin?Lilac, Guelder Rose, Liuicl, Laurcstinas, Diosma, Wisterias, Camelias, Clematis. A nice lot of Irish hj in pots Is each. Roses in large variety (staudwl and climbers). Special l'W'B in Bmall fruits—filberts [Webb's prisi close headed] 1b Qd to'2a6\l each. Cuna'its-Black, Red, and White. My Gooseberries include" Jrwcishirc Prize v Gdfolßeachi' i'igsj (SoVjb Nuts. Oheituuts, etc., etc. To all purchasers of tho value of 30s a pamphlet giving a preyed Recipe together with valuable and piactieal information how to deal with fruit pests will bo giveu. This Recipe has own well tried in tho Nursery aud found to be very effective and cheap. £AS. STONV, Nurseryman, Mnstortou KOW KEE, FRUITfIRERAND GENERAL GROCER, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON, INTIMATES that his business is now carried on in his new shop (late Caledonian Boarding House) next to WPerry. All new goods, Everything new, at "reduced prices, AM in tlij pound, saved by purchase Please come and Inspeot the goods and compaw prices. Beit butter in the town. HOW KEE, Maaterton,