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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4719, 15 May 1894, Page 4

Jolosial ' Limited, pROGRESS OF THIS SOCIETY, ranis. Date. ' Amount. iaS Match, 1879 ... £68,628 list March, 1884 . ... ... £885,269 list December, 1888 £868,281 Hat December, 1892 £1,622,79? HEW BUSINESS. Sum Period " Assured, ra ended Blat March, 1879 •j£2. '01.270 £4,402,445 IJyndrs ended 31st December, 1888 18,440,110 1 years onded3lst December, 1892 ' " £0,572,35 •FOR .THE YEAR. 1892Phe Now Buainesa was, for the ninth year In succession, in excess of one million. Uib Annual Revenue atthe-end of {ht year, from premiums and interest, exceeded £416,000. The' Funds were increased by £100,236, The ratio of expenses shows a further reduction cf £2 per cent., which, with the previous reduction effeoted within the last three years, makes a totalreduc. tion for the four years of no less than 6} [.ar cent W B. OEENNEILS Local Aoent. Masterton. Te ko Iksic Vimhouse. D NOT FOIiGET TO VISIT KIJNU'd MCSIO WAREHOUSE, WHEN IN WELLINGTON, OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE, 58 MANNERS STREET. EDI/i/m J. KING. R, BURTON, ENGINEER, MILLWRIGHT, ETC, Kuripuni, Masterton. \ LL kinds of Engines and Machinery A : ON SALE soveral second'hand Engines of 6,8,10,12, and 25 h.p. _ AGENT FOR Aveling and Porter's Traclion and Road Engines which have given such satisfaction in this district. Agont Jor Mr J, Anderson, Christehuroh, who is now manufacturing Threshing Machines, SelMeedors and Chaff-b. were . ... .. of Colony, and undoubtedly the be'stMaohines in tho Mrket. Inventor and Patenteeo( tho" Miyjo' Elevator whioh can be attached toanj mill Price and full particulars on appfcationß R. BURTON The united farmers' alliance ' (Limited), WELLINGTON, WANGANUI AND PALMERSTON' NORTH, We have on hand a oarefully-selected stock of newly-imported Seeds from the best grown Old Pasture THE ALLIANCE offer special facilities for the shipment of Wool and Frozen Meat to the English Market j all charges on the lowest scale. Liberal Cosh Advances mado on Growing Clips of wool free of Commission, FOR SALEBREAKFAST—7,3O to 8,30),-SUNDATS: LUNOHECN—I2 tiU2 Uto 9,12 sol, TEA—6 to 6,30 j sto 6. ALL MEALS Is, Hot Pies and Coffee oveiy evening from 8 o'clock, Bread, Confectionery and Fancy Goods as usual Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils Lubricating Oil% Galvanised Fcnoing Wire Staples, Corrugated Iron Station Stores and Farmers' Itequisit Of every description, AGENTSFORHayward's Specific for Lung Worm. Ford's Scour and Lung Worm Mixture, THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE (limited), Willis street Wellinoton. J, \y ICE UN 8 CENTRAL DINING ROOMSj QUEEN STREET........MAIJTERTON, rraOSE commodiouß Dining Rooms are JL open to the public on Sunday's Alexander Ross, Practical Saw and Tool Maker, DIXON STREET WELLINGTON. (Opposite TMPORTERof all kinds of Saws, Files, 1 Belting, &c. Ageut for Steam EkOKIES, BOHEBS, Woodworking Machinem, &o, Circular and Vertical Saws guiieted and hammered. Saws cut down and retoothed, New Saws fittod to Spindles, &o. First Class Work Guaranteed.—Country Orders vromvlly attended to,—Catalogues on application, SOMEN HEN'S LITTLE GIANT jrw micron TS the cheapest and most useful ever i. invented' for small settlers, the low price bringing it within the reach of everyone. One man can easily work the machine and-lift a weight equal to EIGHT TONS, and this can he doubled by an extra man.; ~ " rice from £6 and upwards. , Ni'SORENSEN, . Patentee, Olarevllli. Shabbphokebs,l/ahp,Estate,FimakoMjAsd No, 4, Colonial Exchange, comer Lambton ■ Quay and Panama. Street, W§Uip^ton, U and; cpantry. purchase of bwijises, negotiate Loans,- etc, Interest,,rents, and.; debts t "coiieoted. . Bps' j nesa entrusted to us : will receive, All ■— !,VJ replied to witnout charge,