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Manawatu Herald, 8 January 1889, Page 2

Mr Buskin is il, and much \ anxiety is felt on his acconnt. ! Bis rumoured that the Princess Louise o* Wales is engaged to Lord Fife. Messrs Bunton, Bonald, & Oo>. woolbrokers, report that the pros* pects for 1880 indicate a steady suppiy and firm prices. Gas made-from water by the Leeds; Forge Company saves £10,000 yearly at their works. It is produced at a cost of under 4d per 1000 ft. General Grenf ell left Suakim with a portion of the British troops, but before leaving he stated that a garrison of 3000 men would always be maintained in the town. CONVEYANCE TO KEBERU OB SHANNON. rpHE undersigned is prepared to A provide buggy or dogcart to convey passengers to or from Kereru or iftannon. A telegram to meet anyfoain at either station ,wi£ be promptly attended to. Charges— Ten shillings for one passenger,, an allowance made for two or three of RICHARD GRAY, Avenue ri OVERNMENT LU^SJSURANCE \JT DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVATSTAfc^ 8 * Low premiums and large bonus* 1 - Funds kept in New Zealand. Claims paid imrnediotdy after pro. 1 ' of death. Most liberal conditions. Low New Zealand MottaTHy. Economical management State Security. TOTAL SUM ASSXJKED (ineludin" Bonus Additions) . . 457,136,245 TOTAIT FUNDS (the whole invested in New Zealand) .. £1,328,4,95. In addition to the above funds, the office has an ANNUAL INCOME of over £268,000 The surplus Cash Profits in 188? were ..... .. £242,556 OPENIN * OF TONTINE SAVINGS FUND SECTION. Tontine Saving Fund System Polievaa ate now being issued. New Assurers and existing Assurance PoUcy-holdets will Le allowed to joiii this section. All profiti accruing af her entering the section are set' apar to be divided among the policy-holders remainina in the section at the end of JgOO, when liberal 'returns in cash are anticipated. The principles of the ToDtine and mode of keeping accounts are Dot kept sestet, as in case of other Tontines advertised. %♦ Information can be obtained at tha Head Office and all Branches and Agencies, mid also from the Travelling Agentsof the Department. : . F. W. FRANKLAND, I - Actuary a d Principal Difieer. i D. M. LUCKJE, ! Commissioner. 0 INTENDINGr HEMP-MIL- * LEES. FOR SALE GrHEAP. 1 eight horse portable engine by Euston Proctor. 1 eight horse portable engine by Hornsby and Sous. Both second hand, in good order, and for sale cheap. Apply to T. G. RUSSELL, Cnristchuroh. TiT a_**° L D - Geueral Blacksmith. FOXTON. Shoeing a speciality, Arnold having served three years in Ihe vertinary establishment of the ■ . JK oyal Artillery at Poonah. Hemp mills wants- prompitor^attended to. A good turning latholmd. boring machinery on the premiass. All repairs to agricultural implements executed with despatch; . RANTED a general Servant. f f Apply, Mrs H. Barber, fitabor Street.. :..-..>: HpHOMAS F. GUBSON. tinsmith: -.'• Maim Street, Foxtok. Wishes to iuform the Inhabitants of Fox ton and surrounding, neighborhood that he has now returned Md; whilst thanking them for. past 'ftVr.s tegs to state that all orders en* usted to him shall receive his $Gfl i attention. ■ •• , A good article at a reasonable price. P 0 E S A L E. . That valuable Freehold Property m Union Street, being town sections Jos 125 and 126, now occupied by Mr Hillary. The whole is securely fenced, subdivided, and plantedi A new five-roomed house is erected thereon. The whole contains one acre of land. Title perfect. -Apply J. HILLARY, On the premises. Or to • - THYNNE, LINTON & &). \XT AN IED at once, 8 flax mill Jos J iai l d8 * Appl^ t0 WnldM Br os » Moutoa.