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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4535, 28 September 1893, Page 2

Wai'rarapa Farmers' Co-Operative Association [LIMITED,) MABTERTON. i THE FIRST GRAND DISPLAY OP " NEW SEASON'S GOODS will bo made in the splendid promises lately ocoupied hy XI rs Pi Dickson. THE W.F.C.A, HAS ESTABLISHED ITSELF AS The Premier Drapery Warehouse in the Wairarapa, and THIS SEASON'S IMPORTATIONS are tlio best ever shown. NOVELTIES 111 ALL UEPHETBTS at' PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION, FIRST DISPLAY OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS KOW ON - Specialities in Dresses, Muslins, Washing Fabrics, et.\ Br made expressly to our order, tbe best value yet offered. Come nd se for yourself. w.f7c.a. Masterton, Grey town, Carterton, fabiatua andTen^, COMPLETjB DRAPER ¥ AND FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. T)ESIDKNTS in the Wairarapa dist trict urn reminded that by sending their orders to the D.1.0., Wellinytoi th9y can purchase every requirement it DRAPERY, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, BEDDING, Etc,, Eto., At Wellington WAREiioraE Piuoes, Sniiiji'ei and Estimates Fost Free. B. HALLENSTEIN, A. A. UORRIGAN, Chairman of Directors. Mttr.asor,

THE NEW FIBM, WITH NEW FASHIONS. FIBBT ANNOUNCEMENT 0/ tho New Ji'iim WAENOCK & ADEIN. NEW SPRING FASHIONS. mm tarn I *■*. Wliter J> ® rßSl '' • shire, I Tnmm'ng?. Fancy Novelties? 1 &o &c, • Ac s.s. BUAUIKE Paris Mantles, Dress Novelties, Prints, Washing Goods, Delme, &0,, &0., h, WAKNOGK & ADKIN, LTCADING IMPORTERS OF STYLISH DRAPER!, WELLING!' ON

HEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS Jerome's 1 Novel Notes,' J/Mrs Jocelyn'a' Only ft Horsedenlor,' 8/Haggard's' Brio Brifjhtoyes,' 2/0 Miss Yonge'a l Grisby Grisell,' 2/6 Everybody's Pooket Cyolopcedio, Oil Cheap re-prints of popular novels Gd each Men's and Youths' ''ALL CANE " Cricket Bats, JOHN WATT, BOOKSELLER AND STATITIONER, [Next IoMABON, Chemist], Queen Street Maaterton RAILWAY BOARDING HOUSE HALL , STREET, MASTEfITON. THE BEST Is TABLE IN THE 91STRIOT. Board and lodging £1 per wcbif, paid in advance. ALL MEALS, ONE SHILLING. BEDS, ONE SHILLING Smoking and Reading iiwrnit, Priwtt Sitting Boom for Ladies, GOOD STABLING. fS'GOO-.D PADDOCKS PIANO FOR HIRE. This Really Magnificent Instrument can be hired for theatrical performances, operas, concerts, and dances, at a more reasonable rate than any other piauo ior hiro in Maaterton, Call and test the piano before going olaowhcre. FRED. WEIGHT tooWIRTOR

WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN RECEIVED from bothemjam & Soss a Filth Case o( tlicir wellknown LF/VfU .YATCIIE9. As these "Watches ato always mado up to my instruc lions, they will be lound strong and those oughlyreliable. Also a small case c! Mies and Gents GOLD Presentation Watches. Spedal attention j/ii'Cii to the tcstiiij of sight and jilting of spt'Mdes, umnmoLQOKjf/aTMTOif 0. PRAGNELL THE PKOPLE'B CHEAP DRAPER IS Now Opening Up a Consignment oF NEW SPHING DRAPERY AND CLOTHING EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW. WERYTHINQ ENTBELY NEW. INSPECTION IN VITED. ■ INSPECTION INVITED. NOTE THE ADDRESS 0, PRAGNELL, THE PEOPLE'S CHEAP DRAPER, AND OLOTHIEB. Next THE OHM, QUEEN > Btrbet, Maetoios. JJVKRY day of the week smoke MALLO CIGARS. . . THE Colonial Mutual Liie^Assurance Limited,

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PE'IGRESS OF TBIS SOCIETY raw Bate Amount. Iti.i March, 1870 £<>3,628 31st March, 1884 £'085,209 81st December, 1888... £868,281 31st December, 1802 £1,522,797 HEW limisfss. fc'ura Period. Assured, years unded 3 tat March, 1870 ' £2.91.270 5 vfiara ended 31'' Hitch, 1884 £4.102,445 43 years ended 31st Docmbor, 1888 *' iG,440,110 years ended 31st December, 1892 J £0,572,350 FOR THE YEAR 1892Tke Bow Business was, for the ninth year in succession, in excess of one million. ' ' Tho Aunual Revei ue at tho end of the yew, from premiums an I intorest, 'exceeded £416,000, ....... The Fund? wet? increased by £luo,2ou. Tho ratio of expenses shows a further reaoction W £'2 por cent;, which, with, (lie previous reduction offeoled within iho last three years, makes a total reduction for tlio four years of no loss thsn 6J F<rCoDt O.H OSMOND, i;/oW B. CHEKNELLS ' Local hcent, Maatortou.