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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4628, 24 January 1894, Page 1

, PERMANENT INVESTMENT AND A M)AN ASSOCIATION ofWAIRARAP A EIAIN-SIBKBT, GSBEHOWSi Dieeoiobs ! Messrs 0, Pbaraiyn (chairman) W. Booth, M. Cwelberg, J. 6. Fildeß, h Fuller, W. Skeet and RH. Wood. • rheAnnual Income escecdi ±115,000, Capital on Loan £32,700) Profits already allotted Jt8,560; Reserve fund £705. The purposes for which the Association la Established arc twofold. In tho first pLaoo it i offers as excellent methid of investment to j savings at the hlgheatrate consistent with perfeet security and by allowing small or large Bums to be Invested by periodical payments, It conforms to the circumstances of all classes, In the second place, to thosuwho require loans apon properties they already possess, oi who may_fi.eet with opportunities of acquiring pro- , ptrtics advantageoußly,itfresentsthemeaus of i obtaining advances upon fr.vorablo terms. The i Association recolves flied deposits at ntes to bo l agreed npon, Subscriptions on inustment ! shareß, 6a per month j ultimate value of share « PayDay-Tht first Saturday Incaoh month, betweon ;ho bouts of 2 and I and 7 Agents— MttSterton-Mr.Ot. I). W. Dnlrymple, Carterton-Mr, W. J. Lindop, Featherston— Mr. J. Q. Cos, Pahiatua— Mr fl, W, Briggs, G. WYETT, MASTERTON COAOH AND CARRIAGE VAOTOItY. THE QUESTION, DOES a OCaCH ahd OAKRIAGSFACTO3YPAY? Y<js. [ Butitmust beeonduoteil jn business prinoipalu, whioh means, like conducting any other business, to derive a profit from it ' and only in, proportiba to tho diligenco and shrowdnesa with whioh it is attended - to. Shrewdness impliei the close applies- ) lion of your suitable qualities to it, But if you aro not suited torun such a businoßs donot try it, or you wili find it a raw-boned ' animal 'P nda, _ If you 30 into ooaohbuilding without capital your misery will increase • with yoHr experience, lint with eiperienco I jmu are keen to discover all kinds of rat •• nolefl in the management of materials eto, ' 0 One condition that makes the carriage 0 bnsinecs so difficult for novices to grasp ' successfully is the utended field.ovor whioh it is spread. It includes four distinct and completed trades, and needs a thors ough and practical knowledge of each, Then ' wo.ask tho public to consider this. Why i--1 not place your orders with those who thqr* 3 oughly undorstand your noeda and have s evory facility for the prompt, careful, and ' 1 arMiooxeculion of 'your orders. Give us B anopporlunity to demonstrate this to your s satisfaction. Our Motto is Wisdom, Strergth, and Pcauty, Wisdom is only ! 1/ having ltandard graden, Streugth is buying - and selecting the choicest materials, ' Beauty, -perfect Proportion and perfect ' ' Workmanship, Just received, direct from ' - tho manufacturers, a consignment of all ' Kinds of carriage Hardware, lamps, trim- ' mines, eto. We mauulaoturo tho most ' ( popular Btyles of vehicles. Prices and . drafts on application, ' r- THOB. WAPG&CO ! i WILLIAM STOCK, : MONUMENTAL MASON, . Mamabst. sooth, CnnreroiiDßOir, ■ TXTISHES to fnform porsons in ,VV want ofMonuniental Work that he intends to sell nis rnEpEin lame stook, consisting of Granite,' Marble, and other Stono Monuments at considerably IfEnuOED Pmoes, Iron Fences, Inscriptions and all work in connection with tho trade done in firet-olast style..' Early inspection invited,; Several new lines lately arrived, Designs on applica- s tion,\ ■,.-■ WILLIAM STOOKS. .-■:.■■