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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4627, 20 January 1894, Page 1

The ; Gear Meat, and Preseruing and Freezing (Jo., WEJLJLINGTOjN. THE Gbah Company's Manure V\ t obks aro tinder the superintondeoco of a Manager of many years' experience in the trade—who is also an Agricultural Cbomist—and their Manures being matufaclured entirely from animal matter (rendered sufficiently soluble by tho addition of sulphuric acid) and specially prepared to meet the requirements of each particular crop, practically replace in the soil tho whole of tho properties abstracted in the ordinary courso of farming, DON'T LET YOUR LAND "RUN DOWN. IT PAYS TO USE GEAIt CD 'S MANURES. . Tho Manures now have obtained a reputation which has secured a large salo throughout the Colony, and have elicited numerous testimonials, which, together with the Government Analyst's reports, nmyTM seen at the Agent's Offices. The largo output has enabled tho Company to reduce the prices, which, with all particulars, may bo obtained fromLOWES AND lOKNS, AGENTS. :•

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT -SOCIETY. : New Zealand Branch ; Head Office, Custom house-quay, Winston, Local Board of Directors: The lion. Morgan S, Grace, JI.D, O.M,G, M.L.O, [Chairman] ; The Hon. Charles J. Johnston, M.L.0., [Deputy Chairman]; Alfred do .iatho Brandon, Esq.) Tho Hon, Edward Richardson, 0 M G„ M.L.0,; John Duncan, Esq. Medical Of jeer; Dr \Y. G. Kemp, M.RO.S,, (England), The oldest, wealthiest ADD MOST PROSPEROUS Adsiiulian Life Office, AiiD toe LARGEST IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. the ' Only Colonial Life Office WHtOH DEUIAEf.S A BONUS EVER? YEAR. The Method of Valuation adopted by this Society is of i/ie.psJ Stringent. Character, and emum a Considerably Larger Itmrve to meet Liabilities than that held by any otter office in tk Australasian Colonics, ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXOEED " £11,000,000 ELEVEN MILLIONS STERLING All invested to yield nearly 6 per cent Pomoies IN FOBOK ... '116,205 Sum Assured £38,888,288 Accumulated Funds £11,328,448 Annual Incoms... £1,960,123 Cash Bonuses Divided ... £5,484/ BONUSES, cam bo:;js for yew, 1892, £501,261 yielding Reversionary Bonuses amounti tig to £1,030,000, after making special heberves, amountiuj !o £234,511., . cash bomoses dwlarcd for last five years, over two million's, yielding lievereioiiiry Bonuses exceeding roun million's, XBb UR K Y< i C It L 1 Pii A.M.R I "sOCIETY AND vSnqUKK A BONUS EYEttY YEAR KXEIW'SES OP MANAGEMENT I-eSS THAN 91 PER OENT. ON THE TOTAL INCOME. EDWARD W. 1/0 WE, Resident Secretary. Branch Offiie— CUSTOM HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. lojal Agents—Masterton,LOWES & [ORNS ; Greytcwn, p. H. WOOD WOODCOTE HI WRs-jjSftSohool f or boys from the age of (Established three years,) Headmaster, c, l. Gardiner, b,a., Pembroke College Cambridge; Resident Assistant Master,E. Y, Bannister,B.A., New Zealand University; Drill |*l Gymnastic Instructor, Sergeaut Lawtence. Subjects—Divinity, Latin, Greek, French, English, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Euclid, Algebra. Boys prepared for scholarships and entranco at Christcljurch and Wanganui. Tho school games, cricket, and Association football, aro personally superintended, and the hoys arc thoroughly looked after out of school bourse. Th house has large rooms, and stands in extcneive grounds, including a field for cricket and football. Vacanoiesfor several boarders and day hoys. Mr Gardiner's sister is in, charge of the The next term will begin early in tho Ist week jf FEBRUARY; 1894. Prospectus and fall information on application to Woodcoto THOMAS JAGO, >' CABINETMAKEH, UFSOLSTMER, AND UNDERTAKER, *

,W. B, (JJiennells, LAND, ESTATE AND GENERA! ; i . AGENT, ' PElffiY -T'lEBTi MASTERTON,' AGENT FOR ' Loudon and Lancashire Fireinaurano, Colonial Mutual lafeiMursnce' Oota^ pany • •' , • . New Zealand' Accldont losuroncs Cora pauy. Morcantilo and Bankruptcy Gazotto. etc,, etc, Agent for the Ihblio Trustee. Deputy Offio'tl Assignee in baikrupfcoy for Wairarapa On behalf of various clients I have MONEY TO LEND on' Freehold Property from 0 PER OENT. PRINOE OP WALES HOUSE Rti* POSITORY, pleasure ina V T inhabitants of Masterton and tho publics generally that we the old'estabhßb«ybusinc3s formerly carH on by .Neil), and solicit a continuance of tpjfearl w'iiioh has been so liberally accorded to him in tho past. THE LIVERY DEPARTMENT' will be under our personal, supervision, and every attention will bo pilid to all liorse3 placed in surcharge. • SADDLE HORSES' and tfUGGIES on aire at Moderate Telegrams from joininercia! travellers promptly attmdoito. Bom Broken to M or Hhvikm v. ifb tho utmost csrc and r atisfuntion pian'iik tenet. A BUS will run '.o mat ALL TRAIN:-! as heretofore. Note "Tie I'emii and COACH will run as usual, and will bo in charge of a competent and popular driver, who con be relied on to piy every attention to. passiniiers and goods. PAHCELS entrusts to our oaro will be carried al moderate rates, WliLLiiK BkOS, _J_ MAtiTERTON p-iiri^y^MpS--a.« .'APINKEY, (FonMEitlT WITII AV. HAWItE). TJEGSto notify the public of Masiciwiithat JJ lie has procured a comfortablo Landau Cajiiiiage, which be will run to and from tho •Uiilwav Station, to liifct all trains. Private partia can hue the Carringo on themost reasonable terms, Nqtk—All orders left with Mr Klli"H SaihlliT will he 'irnmntlv, at.tj'nilfd t{. EASY MADE. PATENT KOLLEP . SOLUBLE : COFFEE POWDER, Only requires boiling water or milkpoured over powder. As convenient/much cheaper, and belter than Essence'or Extracts; STRANG'S RENOWNED MAORI BRAND ■ / COFFEE,- , A Blend of the Finest Mocha and.Ceylon Coffees, - Liquored in the usual way STRANG'S COFFEES are superior to any others, being prepared by his unique patented Dry Hot-Air process' ' PURE SILK-DRESSED PEPPER'S SPICES. " Ask your Grocer for DAVID STRANG, GOFPED SPECIALIST, IN YEROARGILL