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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4635, 30 January 1894, Page 1

WELLINGTON. Wm Qm CoMPAm'sJtauiiE Wobks are under the superintendence of a Manager of I manyyeatfexperience in the tradc-who is also an Agricultural OhernJsSd h>r Manures being mar.u acted entirely from animal matter (r dered 7fl ienl Ableuy the addition of sulphur o acid and specially prepared to meet ttftJESnta S ar " ( f "f* praoticaly , replaM kih 6oU «•» whole of hpS It stracted in the ordinary courso of farming. ' I'mperuis auDON'T LET YOUR LAND "RUN DWN. IT PAYS TO USE GEAR OU.'S :.'■"■ MANURES, t>, o T p e i Mn,lUr£3 J ? l owtft r 0 1 < I bl , aM ft whioh'bas seourcd ft largo enlo throußhout and have testimonials, which, together ffffl! mentAnalyst' B report9,niay beseen at the Agent's Oißces.'Thf large outath sen E' the Company to reduce the prices, which, with all particulars, maybei obtained fX--LOWES AND lOBNS, AGENTS.' :

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI- - DENT .SOCIETY...'. New Zealand Branch {Head Office, Custom house-quay, TOnglon,-. Local- Board of Directors: The .Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D, Charles J. Johnston, MX.O,, [Deputy ffljjj,. man]: Alfredde lathe Brandon, Esv'. % 6 Hon.Jidward Richardson, 6.Kcmp 1 M.E,0,S. I (En^ tld ) i ' riIDS OLDJgf WEALTHIEST JIOST PKOSPEROUS > Ofhoe.aad tde LARGEST Ik IRE BRITISH EMPIEE. THI) (ta OniONIAi, Lipe Ojhob WHIOH DECLARES A BOOTS B7ER7 TEAR. ZVie llelhoi of Valuation adopted by this Society/: yftht moit Stringent Character, and { so Considerably Larger Rescm lonel jibilitki thanthal held by any otht osee if, 'the Auilrahsian Cofa'cj,. ACCUMULATED FUNDS EXCEED £11,000,000 ELEVEN MILLIONS STERLING All invested to yield nearly 0 per cout Policies m Fobce ... 116,205 Sum Asaured £38,888,285 Accumulated Funds .„ £11,328,448 Annuallncoma £1,960,123 Oash Bonuses Divided ... £5,484,622 BONUSES. cash boots for one year, 1892, £50(1,201 amounting io £234;5U. ' cash 10SD8ES dojJared for last five years, over two millionb, yielding BeversioMty Bonuces exceeding Foon miliioxs, ABNURE TOUR LIFE In tl>3 • A.M.P, SOCIETY AND SECURE A BONUS EVERY YEAR EKEPNSES OF MANAGEMENT LESS THAN Oj PEB OENT. ON THE TOTAL INCOME. EDWARD W. WJWE, lipsidont Secretary. Branch Offiie— OUSTOM HOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON. IGiINS ; Oreytown, F. H. WOOD WIPE YOUR FEET NO MORE DIRTY, "SHODDY" DOORMATS. THE new registered Wellington Ooir Yaw Grooved Mat is the best and most useful Mat yet made, Why? Because it not only most effectually brashes thodirloff the soles, but also oH the sides of tho shoes/arid the dirt, falling into the grooves, can very easily be shaken or swept cjt, and not, like tho ordinary mat, become a matted mass il cloggy dirt, Tncy are made very strong and durable, and are not clumsy and heavy, so that neither mistress not maidneed dread tho shaking of' the nasty dirty door-mat.' And end of the .door-mats. This unique mat may be obtained through tho principal storekeepers in the Wairarapa, Imieiita and M Makm (Whrtuak Only) BEN DANKB & CO., Ooir Mat and Manufacturers, I 43, CijnmmoE Tubbaoe, Weuikoton Nov Zealand. TITE have pleasure in announcing' to the VV, inhabitants of Masterton and tho publio generally that • we have purchased "M on by Mr W. Neill, and solicit a continuance of (bat supjort -whioh has been so liberally accorded to him in ' the past. THE LIVERY DEPARTMENT -will be attention will bo paid to all horses placed zn suroharge. ■ .SADDLE HOBSEB.and BUGGIES on fore at Moderate charges. .Telegrams from . HorsesßrolientttSaddleorHarnesswith A BUS will ran to meet ALL TRAINS ■aheretofore.. /■.,-.■:> _ Notb —The Tenui .and.'Oastlepoin PARCELS entrusts to our care will be WELLERBROS/ MABTBBTON

• W. B, Oheiinells,.., ■■■■ ■ • JERRY TIBET, MA3TERTON. ;; I ' AGENT FOR . . London and Lancaahire Fire i'ns'urano. Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Ooni« pany New Zealand Accident Insurance Com pany. Mercantile and Bankruptcy Gazette etc, eto, Agent for tho Publio Trustee. Deputy Officii Assignee in bankruptcy for Wairarapa On behalf- of v&riouß dioirfs I hava ,; MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Pro-"' If porty from G PER OENT. 'Club Hotel, MASTEETON, Settlors of the District and tho Travelling Public that no effort will be spared to cater for their comfort and convenience. ~, , tamtam tho popularity for which the Club Hotel has becouie bo well known in tho past. WINES AND SPIRITS BEST BRANDS. NIGHT POETER IN ATTENDANCE. JOSEPH MANDEL, PItOPMETOB, ■ WOODCOTE HOUBE SCHOOL, HOBSON STIffiET, WELLINGTON, A Classical School for boys' from the age of nine. (Established years.) JEAMIASTEB, C. L. Gardiner, 8.A., LL Pembroke Collego Cambridge; Ecsident Assistant Master,E, Y. Bannister, B, A New Zealand University; Drill and Gl_ nastio Instructor, Sergeant Lawrenco. Sub-' jects—Divinity, Latin, Greek, French, Engtigb,History,Gcography,Arithmetic,Euolid, Algebra, Boys prepared for scholarships andentrancoatOnristchurohandWnnganui. Tho school games, cricket, and Association football, are personally superintended, and tho boysaro thoroughly looked after out of school bourse. Th houso has large rooms, and stands in extensive grounds, including a field for cricket and football. Vacancies for several boarders and day boys. ' Mr Gardiner's 'sister is in charge of the uomeatio arrangements, The nest term will begin early in the Ist week ctFEBRTJABY, 1891. Prospectus and ( full information on application to Woodcoto House. nOBB & CO.'S TELEGRAPHIC LINE ■ \j OF KOYAL MAIL COACHES Leaves WOODVILLE for KKETAHUNA dally at UQ a.m., in time for Wellington Train, returning from EmjuiraA daily at 1.30 p.m., after arrival of Train from' Welunoios. Fares and Luggage carried on this lino at greatly reduced rates, Saddle Morses, Buggies and Special Cotchts for Hire ut any time, Telegtams promptly attended to. ""' • PaoraiEioas Woodyille COMMERCIAL HOTEL, i'AIIUIffA, sulliyan. & mm, (Lato of Timarn and Wellington), Pbopeieiobb. Son : ''MQ to inform th . VX/ Vi| travellingpubljo and the residents of the Buih Districts that ■ they have just completed extensive addi. tions and alterations to tho Commercial Hotel, makitig it tho largest'and best appointed iicJry in tie -Forty-Mile Bush. The rooms are lofty and well furnished, and s the dhing room will be found wppliett with tho best tj>U A kit in the nrbvinco. Tho bar is under their personal supervision; and' none but Hot,,Co]d, and {jhorrerliaths. ■'■■ ;'• Mere is a large Assembly Hallattnched I for theatricals, etc, I'he Billiard 'Room u-fitted wiih one