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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4489, 29 July 1893, Page 2

SPECIAL NOTICE. THE Wairarapa Farmers' Co-Operative' Association. LIMITED, | MASTERTON. BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE BEEN THE SUCCESSFUL TENDERER FUR THE STOOK OF THE WHOLESALE DRAPERY COMPANY, ("Mrs P. Dickson.) THE WHOLE WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE IRRESPECTIVE OF ORIGIINAL COST, NEARLY £4OOO. WAIR&RAPA FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LIMITED, MASTER* Masterton, Greytown, Carterton, Pahiatua and Tinui D.I.C. Stock-Taking, 1893 „ T)RIOR to (he Company's Annual Stock FURNISH THROUGHOUT Jr taking nnd balance wo slmll m>»ke e complete clearance ot all surplus and sea sonablo stock, Drastic reductions liavo been made in every department ol the D.1.0., thereby giving the public a rare opportunity of purchasing superior Drapery, Boots Furniture, etc., at lower pricm than aro usually paid tor goods of inferior quality, AT THE D.I.C. WINTER SALE. THURSDAY, JUNE 22nd. B, H ALLENSTEIN, Chairman of Directors. DIG. Co-Operative Stores, W BILIKGTOK. A. A. CORRIGAN, jmmnm i " £1 SAVED IS £LGAINED!" THORNDON HOUSE. WOW BEING SOLD, TEE BEST QUALITY OF DP/I]IT 11 THE COLONY, AT THE PRICE OF THE COMMONEST. SALE COMMENCED WITH AFTEFTWELVE DAYS' SELLING, WE £27 000 WOIITHHAVESTILL £2O 000 TOSELL ' W A KNOCK, KELLY, & ADEIN, WELLINGTON. Special Purchase of TRAVELLERS SAMPLES. From Which we are now Boiling MEN'S 12/6, 10/6, and 7/6, Hard Hitters for 5/0 oaoh. Ludies 82/G to -29/6 Lone Pellerino Fur Boas (silk lined) with collars for 14/6 each. Ladies, 4/0, 3/6. 2/11 Silk Ties for 1/B each. Ladies and Girls, 1/0 1/3 and 1/- Cashmere Mittens for 6d per pair ROLL UP FOR BARGAINS TC 0. PRAGNBLL'S. THE J-jSOPLE'S CHEAP DRAPER AND CLOTHIER. Next the Clock, Quben-street .Madtkbton THE Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Limited. The Most Progressive JLiUe Oflioa iii the Colonies. NEW ZEALAND OFFICES-Queen-street Auckland High-street ... ... Christchurch Prmcesa-sl: it Dunedin Lambton Quay Wellington. New Assurances, 1892, ... L1,U8,! Annual Income Exceeds ... 1400,000 Accumulated Funds ... L 1,622,598 ALL PROFITS BELONG TO POLICY HOLDERS, Responsible Local Management A LL Colonial Mutual Policies are Q. absolutely incontestable from 3ate of isiuo, being entirely freo from jbnoxious and harassing conditions as to residence, occupation, modo of life, or manner of death, m ZEALAND DIRECTORS Geo, Beetham, Esq Tho Hon W. J. M. lirnooh, O.M.G. The Hon Goo, McLean, M.L.'J, The Hon Sir Robert Stout, K,O.M.G Seymour Thorne George, Esq. Tho Hon Edmund William Parkor J. B, fiarcoutt, Esq. ARTHUR E, GIBBS, Wellington, Secretary, N.Z, | W. 13, OQENNELLS, I A»ent, Masterton, - \Y, D ou GA L L WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN RECEIVED DIRECT from Rothebhim & Soss a Fifth Case of their wellknown LEVEIt BATCHES. As these Watches are always made up tomyinstruc lions, they will bo found strong and those oughlyreliable. Also a small case c! Mies and Gents GOLD Presentation Watches, Special attention gmii to tk testing of sight and filling of spectacles, UNDER TRE CLOOIMASTJWTON JOHN WATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, (Next Mason's Chemist), QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. A LARGE stock o! new Games to band, Draught Board 16 x 10, with large Men, only 1/6, worth 8/-; Missing Word Game, 1/-; Halma, 1/3 to 3/6; Game of Scrimmage, 1/6; Neptune, 1/6; Flipperty Flop, 1/6; Tiddley Wink, 1/6; Scattered Proverbs, 1/6; Stumbling Blocks, 1/C; Spotlit, 1/6; Brack, 1/-, with other Games, Books for Day and Sunday School Libraries; Books for I'u'ulio Libraries; I'raolica! Household Recipes: Chapters on Gardon If colonial requil ements, 1/3, by post 1/6, J.'iV. would call attention to the following Periodicals which aro now received rogualarly every week;— Scraps, Aley Sloper, Pick-Mr-Up, The Million, Spare Moments, Dorothy's Journal, Boys' Weekly Novelette, each iu School Requisites, Toys and Fancy Goods, A magnificent assortment of Birthday Cards Pianoforte Tuning. MR. ROBT. HEARD, representative of Messrs Hoffmann 4 Sons, Wallington, is now in Mosterlon, and is prepared to undertake the tuning and repairing of pianofortes, organs and harmoniuns, etc. Order., left at Mr Watt's, bookseller, Mastorton, will recoivopioapt attention. • Dll JAMES P. BAKER, 1.8.C.8, L.R.0.P., Eng., Has Connnencod Practico at EKETABONA Ant may bo consulted at Mr Kiddslat J, R. JUGGINS, T AND, ESTATE, STOCK, SMION | i AGENT AND VALUATOR, *•* r K T*Hp Na. jai) BOVorul pr»|.t>i'Ju I'.-r w.o iu mmi country KJISEY, THE p;baoticai PHOTOGRAPHER, Lambtos Quay, Lambton'Quay, WELLINGTON, PRICE LISTOne Cabinet 3s Six Cabinets 7s 6d Twelve Cabinets, 12s 6d TWO PROOFS FOREAOH SITTING MR KINSEY personally undertakes tho lighting and rosiNO, and as he has graduated as an Artist and Photographer in some of the leading ART SOHOOLS and STUDIOS of t'oo day, the public can feel assured that tho talent of an EXPERIENCED OPERATOR .will bo brought to bear to take them at their REMEMBER l-lt is no advertising blow when wo assert, that by patron' ising us, the public derive advantages m possiblo to secure elsewhere. C, H, GAYFER, T,AND ESTATE, STOCK, STATIdk AGENT AND VALUATOR' /iSccs-Over Townsend and Cui.per'a Queeii'Streot. ; MABTER I 0 H ,{ AB several desirable properties tor [TAB « ft Ml nalo'in town or country Money to lend in uuy suihb 011 freehold ' security