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Manawatu Herald, Volume VII, Issue 233, 11 January 1889, Page 3

Stock and Produce Exchange ONE PAIR of Iron Grey Mares, 15 hands. Perfectly quiot, and broken to single and double harness, also to side saddle. Apply to E. GriiAY, Louth Nursery, Foxton. f\NE Good Dairy Cow for sale Calved six weeks. Reason for selling, owner no time for milking. Apply to Thyotte, Lixtox & Co. 0 young dry cows in goorl condition f* we»uerei mixed sexc;s 1 O dairy cows in milk and springJ- ing. Apply to A C: Jenssen, Foxton. 4 Good Horses, Thoroughly quiet and broken into harness. — EdMWXD OSBORNE. PAPAKIRI HEMP MILL. HHENDERS are invited for the L cutting and delivery of flax at the above mill, or for the cutting only, for a period of six months. Tenders close on "Wednesday, January 16. Specifications may be seen at the office of this paper. RUSSELL & CO. L auc M^ eehs °p SALE OF PRIVILEGES. FOXTON RAOING. CLUB'S SUMMER MEETING. IyTESSRS THYNNE, LINTON ■^-*- & GO. will sell 'he privileges for above, as under, on THURSDAY, 17th hist : — Gates Stand and Saddling Paddock Stand and Publican's booth Outside „ „ Refreshment Booth Cards Horse Paddock Lawful Games Sale at 1.80 p.m. FOX ION RAC NG CLUB. SUMMER MiETING. EXTRA RACE. , Ladies Bracelet (presented by J. ] r. "Wilson, Esq., M.H.K.) Open to ( 11 -hacks that have never won a ( take exceeding the value of jC2O, or I re nominated for any race at date ] f meeting (hack races exceptedj. r [orses entered to be owned by lona * da residents of the Foxton Electo- 1 ye. Welterweight for age. Dis-' mce — One mile and a quarter. J 'ost entrance 1 soy.' t JOHN R. HUSSELL, Hon. Sec. K.R.C. £ ._ i 'HE FOXTON CO OPERATIVE t BUTCHERING COMPANY < LIMITED NNUAL GENERAL MEETING. NOTICE is hereby given, in ac cordance with the rules, that lie Annual General Meeting of the lompany will bo held at the Com- ] any's office, Main Street, Foxton, n WEDNESDAY, the 16th Jauu ry, at 8 o'clock p m. to Receive the Report To Elect Direcors and Officers i And Gen oral. -. Bycder, j E. 8 THYNNE, , Secretary. i Note— O^ing to th« Audit not be- ' Qg completed the meeting will be 1 djourred. 1 r ~\ OVERNMRNT LIFE INSURANCE i JT DEPARTMENT. CHIEF A D VATS T AGES. ;ow premiums and larirt 1 biinuses. P'mda kept, in Now Zealand, ylaims paid immediately after proof of drathl Most, liberal cotrhtions. Low X«w Z».'i]itud Moi'talir.y. Et'ononii' «1 jiifcTia^oiin-iii •■ tar.L- Sui.-urity. TOTAL SUM ASSURED » % includinu Bonue Add tions) .. £7.1 ; J3,24 - { COTAL FUNDS (the whoUinve«t< din New Zealand) . . £1,328,4.3 [n addition lotliD above fut.d-, the office bus an ANNUAL INCOME of over £265,0G0 Fhe surplus Cash Profits in 183 f were £M' 2 55fi OPENIN «F TOvT^E SAVINGS FUND SECTION. Touiine ■ v nviug i Fund iSysiem I J olici<JH ire now b?injr ismed. New Assurers und existing Assurance Policy -holde. a will . d allowed to join this section. All profits aociuing after entering the section tire set apar to bo divided amot g ihe policv-hiild^rs remaining in the nection a l , the end of 1900, when liberal returns in cash are anticipated. The principles of the Topf.ine and mode of keeping .icnounts aro not ku t. secret, as in case of other Tontines advertised. %* Information ofvn bo obt:ii/M;l nt the Head Offioo and all Blanches and A genciee, and ulsi> from tiio Travulliti^; Ag ts of the Department. F. W. FRANKL-.ND, AtMiiniy si d Principal officer V. M. LUCKiE, Commissioner.