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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4475, 20 July 1893, Page 2

Hooper & Company half-price sale TO-DAY, SATURDAY, Balance of their Winter Stock at PANIC PRICES, PUEVIOUB TO STOCKTAKING. There trill be a chance for Bargains' , First Sale For THHEa Yum I Come Early. Wire in Hammer and Toms. The Town will be Painted RedHALF USUAL PRICE. HOOPER'S SALE COMMENCING SATUBDAI, July 1. BON MARCHB. IHE Wairarnpa Farmers' 00-opera . tivo Association, Limited, by reso'ution of the Board of Directors, are prepared to receive money on deposit at. caller for thieo, six, or (we've month* Bates of intent aod other parti&i. tars given on application at any of [he offices of the Association. D. W. MNTOSB, SeoreLaty.

TIUJST AND AGENCY COMPANY 0* AUSTRALASIA, [Limited.] -Incorporated 1860, THIS Company is prepared to advance money in sums from .£260 on mortgage of approved freehold property at OUIffiOT RiTBl. .Aiw-ere'iiican be rondo enub'mg bowoffors to rnpa.y the wiio'e or pe.fi o" loaos on g'Ying I'ma rroutW not : ce. For fmiber particulars apply to— CdAPMAN, fcTRIiT, boHoiiorj, Or to C.F.G'AWiTH, fjn'lo'loj. Masterton. OHAS. ROBT. ELAKISTON, Maaa?er, Ohristahurch. NO'LICJfI. WAIRARAPA FARMERB GO-OPER ' ATIVE ASSOCIATION, (Limited). AT a Meeting of Director? it was decided to extend the time of closing . the Share List to J ULY 31st. The List | will not be re-opened till OOTOBER Ist, when the premium ia expected to be from 101- to 12/6, instead of 5/M. OAKELJMG, Manasiuß Director. LEGAL NOTICE. R, K. JACKSON, Souoitor, Perry St. MaSTERTON. . TTE&D3 EKETAHUNA erery i. FRIDAY from 1 o'clock and SATURDAY till 1 o'clock, prior to Oourc davs and on Court days when required. Office next Mr Tornor'b, Agent Mr Hodqks. iJEE WAIRARAPA DAILY TIMES can bo purolased from Mr J, B, INHES, Stationer and Printer. "Willis Street, Wellington, VISITORS' LIST, Ulna Hotel, Mas tertbn, Thursday. —Messrs F. 0. Lewis, D. Cameron, Rev, Andrews, Morrison, Orbell, Wakelm, Jobson; Irons.

A cab in which the Prinoe of Wales wsb riding through St. Janies 1 Park, re> cently collided with another vehicle. Ac the court-martial Admiral Tryon's Flag-Lieutenant, Lord Guilford, stated that after the oollision occurred tbe Ad« miral exclaimed" It is all my fault." The decision of the Chinese Government not to punish the murderers of the Swedish misrionaries has caused considerable alarm among the foreign residents in Shanghai, No fewer than 14,298 registered letters containing moneys for " consultation " purposes, were forwarded from this colony addressed to Tattersall's, Sydney, during the year ending 31st Match last,