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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4698, 18 April 1894, Page 3

ShooftDg Season 1894.1 GUNS T. GUHS-IIGUNS1I! RIVAL AND CLUB m CARTRIDGES- ? A large and woll-assorled slock of SMITING REQUISITES F '.GRAHAM:AND CO,J AHTI-MQNOPOLY STORES. ■D. CJftEffJS, - AUCTIONEER. PAHI4TUA. c LITBRICK. AUCTION MART, ■ ■t Pahiatua, is uonr completed, andl a BALI YARDS atMASTERTON, p i ERRTAHUNA.andPAHUTUA J and am prepared to conduct sakfin any ' part of thi diatriot on reasonable terms. J" Clients entrusting me with the.r business can rely on account sales with proceeds J° being promptly rendored. m A.G.TAINE&CO., S ■ STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, £ Wool, Grain aid Produce. Brtta WELLINGTON, N.Z., l» an A BE prepared to undertake Auction Sales sh Jtx of Stock, Horses, Wool, Sheepskins, to Hides, Mow, etc. Also of General Mer- p chandise, Furniture, Town arid Country Lands, . Sales held in the country districts as ar- ar wwh m Liberal cash advances made against consignments placed in our hands for sale or shipment, also on wool, sheepskins, tallow, hides and live stock. Valuations made of all kinds of property Colonial Mutual Life Assurance OEOGRESS OF TEIB SOOIET7, JUS March, 1819 £68,628 31st March, 1884 £885,269 81st December, 1888 ... ... £868,281 31»t December, 1892... ... £1,522,797 ' HKW BUSINESS, Sum I . Assured. , »ndedßlstMarcb,lß79 , £2, '01,270 g 5 years ended 31atMaroh, 1884 „• . £4,402,445 \ 4| years ended 31st December, 1888 o: £ 6,440,110 4 yean endedSlst December, 1892 i £6,572,35 |j :. FOE THE YEAR 1892- I Che New Business was, for the ninth year In auccesaiou, in excess of one million, The Annual Revenue at the end of the 5 year, from premiums and interest, exceeded £416,000, The Funds were increased by £158,236. I redaction of £2 per cent., which, with the previous reduction effected within the last three years, makes a total reducO. H OSMOND, Reareaonlative C/oWB.OHENNELLS Local Acent, Masrerton, MASTEKTON CASH BOOT MaBKET. R. HANNAH & CO,, PROPRIETORS, BEG to thank the inhabitants of Masterton and district ior the very liberal support accorded them since opening their sure in informing their Customers and the I Publio generally, that at no time havo they a stook of Hoots and Bhoes as at present, Our floods in English and Continental are the finest over imported to New Zealand, s Our Colonial Goods are all manufactured in t ourownFootory.ofthe best material, and & i one but brat-class hands employed, Our 1 brand the celebrated c h PAlAOE'fi' ; I is too, well *fi«wn to need comment, as we are the largest importers and manufacturers in. New Wand, the publio can rely on " I nOfiaihlfl miftfl. Rnft*A will nftt. narmll r.l oI S deiailod prioe list, but these few lines will ( show that we intend to give the Publio the a boneflt of our largo Btook, which consists of '' over ' I 7|6,9/6 Ladies' nice Walking Shoes 0/6,7/6,9/Ladies' High Leg Calf Balmoral 9/6,10/6, Ladies' beautiful Kid Balmoral 8/6,10/6 Men's Calf Gol Balmoral 12/6, 14/6,17/6 Men's light Calf Shooters,heehnd toe plate, 12/6,15/6 Our Pcrppisehide Shooters have no equa' Trythenj " Men's Kip Shooters, pegged, 11/6,12/0,14/6 Men's strong Watertights 10/6,12/0,14/6 Try our light Watertights, specially made lot the District \ Girls' Copper Toe Boots 2/11,4/3,5]3,8J. Girls' everlasting School Boots 5(6 6/6,7/fc Youths' h'gh leg iiaWral 1 to 3 8/6, i mi Youths 1 nailed Shooters 1 to 3 B|6, 4 and ' Country orders promptly attended to, DON'T MISTAKE THE ADDRESS-; ' (Opposite Club Hotel) "queen STREET, MASTERTOn H.PJETERSON, .''''^-; ; :v;sL4NAae,^r- : .: