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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4510, 30 August 1893, Page 2

STOP! AND PURCHASE AT THE mm GREAT CASH DRAPERY SALE. BARGAINS UNHEARD OF. GOODS THAT AM GOOD AND CHEAP Wo make .io idle boast when we>ay that this It the Greatest Gash Drapery Sale ever known in Masterton. OROW v,r O mwn?3J VHO ARB MORK ™ SATISFIED Wlffl VALUE GIVEN, THRONG THE PfIEMISES ALL DAY LONG. A FACT ALWAYS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. THE W.F.GA, Have dona raoro trado in Drapery this weok than ever has been dene in tho Wairarapa, For your own good we again say— STOP before wasting your time and monny at so-called SALES, We do not pretend to SELL at leas than wo pay, but we DO SELL at nearly HALF what MRS. P. DICKSON PAID. THAT'BPLAIN j Yoncan prove it for yourself. THE GREAT CASH DRAPERY SALE, PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY MRS P. DICKSON. Wairarapa Farmers' Co-Operative Association, [LIMITED,! Mssterton, Greytown, Carterton, Pahiatua and Tinui DIC. Stock-Taking, 1893. FDB^ISHTHIIOTOHODTPTi.V-M^i« l i'^.'. , complete clearance of all surplus m) seaAT THE amiik stock. Drastic reductions hav< been made in over; department ol the D.1.C., DT thereby giving the public a rare opportunity I I Jo' purchasing superior Dnperj, Boots •*• v * furniture, -,ic, at lower prims than are usually paid for goods of inferior quality. thuesday, june 22m Co-Operative Stores, B, HALLENSTEIN, A. A, CORRIGAN, Chairman of Directors. Manaeoi SATURDAY, T" DIbSOLUTM SALE. AUG. 12* DISSOLUTION SALE. Yt of Partnership Accounts. _ n swer to the many enquiries as to the change takiug pmce hi inuumjuti jhuu suffice to say that Mrs Kelly will retire from tbo business on August 12th, after wb h' date I win be carried on under tl>i style of' WAItNUCK & ADKIN,' (Jommplcto arrangements have been made tor the continuation of business as before, under' a New Lease of the premisas. Dining the interval romainiog, we shall endeavour to clear the stock, and a very unusual opportum'y for SECURING BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS is offced, us Goods arc reduced over and over again, with tbo object of soiling rfcht out. WARNOCK, KELLY, &A.DKIN,

ESTABLISHED 1860. LIFE ASSURANCEWITHOUT COST* TABLE AK Offers to Aasuranta {ho following SPECIAL ADVANTAGES :- 1. An AsauranOOWTmoat at dWth, should same occur with a cettam number of years; *itn oil the usual options for converting Borersionary Bonuses into Cash, etc. 2. A refund to the MombQr, allor 20,25,30.35, 40, or 45 years, as the oase may be, or m tub pbeshoms paid, with tneße additional privileges: (a,) -To continue the Assurance during the remainder ol life, at the original rato of premium, with full participation in iuturo profits; and to either draw the Ca-h Value otbis Bonuses aoorued,or leave them vested as Inversion. ary additions to the sum assured. (o.)-To draw the Ca,h Valuo of Policy with Bonuses accrued 3. To SttbstitutO, iatho liou Of WO. 2, a Paid-up Policy with full participation in profits, and an Annuity for the remainder of life, EXAMPLEA man ago 30 assures for £ 1000, paying an Annual Premium for 30 years of £35 3s 4d This secures the following benefits :- 1. At Dbath, if before nooning age CO, the sum assured (£1000) with Reversionary Bonuses added. ' 2. At Aw 00, a refund of all the Premiums paid amounting to £1055, and the member may continue the Policy for £IOOO, at the original rate of premium, with full participation in future profits, and either draw the oaah valne of accrued Bonuses or leave them as Itevcrsionßry Additions to the sum assured: ' 3, Ob, ho may withdraw the total premiums paid (£1055) as above, tho Surrender Value of tho Polioy (£270), and also tho accrued Cash Bonuses: 4, On, homay have a Paid-up Policy for £IOOO, with full participation in future profits and an A nmilj of £l2O (about) fur tho rest of life. ' n. TA £ L, !I H ; R.ai.-CHILDREN'SENDOWIIENTB.-Providing besides the usual benefits that the payment of Premiums shall cease in event of the death of tho member who pays them before maturity of endowment, Ex«mpl«'.-A father aged 30 endows his son aged 1 for £IOO payable on hia reaching 21 years of age, tho annual Premium being £3 4s 9d. If the father should die nny tamo afier the first payment as above, instead of the widow having to continue paving premiums, the endowment become a paid up polioy and matures when the bov reaches 21 years of ago, In event of the child's death during currenoy of policv the wholo of the Premiums paid will bo refunded, ' All other classes of Life Business, inoluding Annuities, are undertaken by this Office the rales for which, and for any reasonable valuation of the Printed Tables oan be as ctrlained on application to any of the local agents, G. fl, ASTALL, OHAS.J.OWEN, Resident A g ont,Mastorton. District Agent, Foatherston and Brandon Streets, Wellington.

JUST RECEIVED! LARGE CONSIGNMENT WABHII!9 SCOTCH PLAID FLANNELLETTES, MEN'S YOUTHS' and BOYS' CLOTH IKG, HATS, MERCERY, En, To be sold at loss than so-cullod SALE BATES. NEW GOODS I'lHbl' COUE-PIBST SERVED I AT 0. PRAGNELL'S, ■IHS PEOPLE'S CHEAP DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Next tab Owuk, Quken-hkfet. Maetertov PtfOTOGKAFHK OPAL, Uromide, Paper and Silver Print Enlargements, from CD.V. to Lite Size, finished with Eimmel, Ordim.7 or Mat-Opal Surface TOR fliilTS', amdFbil Lamm Cabinets Beautifully Finiaued, Equal to the best pro lu'?di»thß Colony, for: 6dUalfl)., M nl O/ FirßtC ' >ne Oozen | U/ Fahtiv GR'.rr Vinvur'g »i'h-i | Wi«l W.v ■■•■ . '->' VlB«'i" .' ■ I 'IN ; "? w * '■'>■ tIoOKVUY, On Sale! itio tat assortment of Photos iu lief Zealand, IHOS. EO. PRICE MASTERTON