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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 February 1913, Page 3

UP-TO-DATE TAXI CAR FOR HIRE. Meets all trains at Gab Fare Rates. Available any hour. Day or Night. REASONABLE TARIFF. PHONE 423. J, FERGUSON, Proprietor No. 17 MIRIAM STREET. J gHI TH, (Successor to W. G. Butdhw.) PBIMEST BEEF, MUTTON AND pn~R.tr 1 The Best SMALL GOODS—Made j by an Expert. ' PINHEY'S LIVERY AND COACH STABLES, MASTERTOII AND TENUI. T'ANDAUS, CARRIAGES. BUG--8 J GIES, and ©very kind of ole on hire. CABS meet all tr*ino and ooaokei. "0" Spring Carriages for Invalidi PADDOCKING and STABLING at reasonable rate*. Ooaobets leave Mart&rtoni Pout OSoi 0 a.m., «rrivß MAsierton from Oastlepoini 1 p.m. (iniitAad oI 5 8.M., a> formerly). PINHF* W?®., LTB. P W ' JJ / EAB ' 1)0N MOTOR E3OPEKT. GARAGE, CHAPEL STREET. SOLE AGENT FOR BRITAIN'S AND AMERICA'S LEADING CARS JUSTIN B.S.A. aND QVER LAND. PHONES— 103: Residence 158 QLUB jjoim • j MASTERTON. HERMANN CRASS PROPRIETOR. HLate of ARCADIA HOEL, Wellington, the WELLINGTON CLUB, and UNION COMPANY'S BOATS.) FIRST CLASS TABLE, Moderate Tariff. CATERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. "PROMPT ATTENTION AND CIVILITY" IS OUR MOTTO. GOVERiyfifIENT DEPARTMENT FACT No. 5. fflw Policies issned by the Departseat cantata NO UNREASONABLE RESTRICTIONS. ' Hfitg Ujß exception of the suicide oianas, then are absolutely no restrictive Indomenente on policies, the awured under every policy having perfect freedom to travel Where he pteasee and engage to any cocogallon urith the Mttiflfaotion that a» Ion; is the premiaxnß are paid t either la oaah ti from the ■nreender value, the policy