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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 279, 20 August 1889, Page 4

|rp BEEHA ND JQ RAWING Q J_J T) UTH Vl_ »' ! Q-EOMETRY and PERSPEC PRACTICAL WATCH, CLOCIt AKt> \ ~ T >rm T „ MUSIUaL BOX HEPAIJBEB. ' TIV^, A^PAINTIVG. BAN DON. MISS GIESEN, Watch Springs " "T. . . 3/6 1 (Certificated Teacher Jrom the School oj Watches Cleaned . . . . 8/- ! Design, Wellington), And otbe]p cb proportioll( j Is prepared to receive btudents for thorough instruction in all ■ ' branclio*. o_ thejrAove. D WARp | Ite» OS APPUCATION. p EACTIC , L WATCH AND 010CK . j . MAKER, AND JEWELLER. I npHE Misses Gray and Harley Main Street, Foxton. j will open a Private School on the F How£U , a b ~ hthe j L St u° f r. A ? gUSt m the Tem P erance has commenced business next Mr 0. Hall, * oxton Honore, where he will promp lv at- ■ LERMS, tend to all work left. Having had EngUsh £1 ls per quarter. seven years experience with a loading Music £1 ls „ „ / English firm, he wi 1 guarantee satisDancing 10s „ ■» tion in all work udertaken. ___ All School Fees payable in advance , , ' TTTELLINGTON TWEED COMTHE MANAWATU HERALD ' v> PA^ MEBOHANT' TAILOES, 18 PHOENIX BUILDINGS NOW PUBLISHED Lambton quay. 81-WEEKLY, — We have always in stoclc a Choice y. j Assortment of mtt -n a -r, * t. ENGLISH, SCOTCH. AND COLOEvery TUESDAY ' NIAL TWEEDS , *™~ „ FANCY TROUSERINGS, Ana FRIDAY. COATINGS, kc, kc. SINGLE..! COPIES - THREEPENCE. L(JVorg of sfcyle and poor 3 fife shonl/1 patronise the Practical Cutter (late of Hill Bros., Bond street, London). Annual Subscription, payable in : AT CAR advance, £1. j Manager. GEORGE REICHARDT, PIANOFORTE AND MUSIO WAREHOUSE. THE AMERICAN PALACE ORGANS £12 lOs, £15 lOs, £22 lOs, £27 10s, and £45. gg The above aye pronounced the Best in the World. PIANOS by Collanl& Collard, Lipp & Sons — Erard. Brinsmead & Sons, Roenisch — Kirkman, Feurich — Bord, and Brooklyn Company. BKASS BANDB SUPPLIED. Violins, Flutes, Cornets, and otner Brass Instruments. Violin strings and bows. SITTINGS FOE ALL CLASSES OF INSTRUMENTS. Dances, Songs, and Pianoforte Pieces in sheet and books. Postage on a eingle sheet, 2d. Payments may te forwarded by Fost Office } Order, if small amounts in -stampa Mumc ."but through the poat cannot be t.xcr«uugt,o OATALOOI.T. PRICK LISTS ANH TERMS ON APPLICATJoc-. LAMBTOI QUAY, WELLDTTOr, W™ £ £Tp.uM Bs ™ r oo op . Churns, which are without doubt the j •!• AOK. best churns in the market. Tbe _r T . ~~ havebeen twice exhibited, and ye- Yy M ("J °° K - ceived highest prizes both innes. j Over a dozen testimonials to be had! r Manufacturer of BuMo,- k« P s, on application. j IjiL*- GusU, CW*. Y-.« 9 , lanel nt? f-MTQTii. G'luriiM, Box Ohums, C.lM.der Chas. E. GAUSTAD, | r , Uu1 ,..,, Butter Hl)y^ b^>^ Cooper, Fitzherbert Street, : ccv md Spirit Keg 3 , KnHmelled Palmerston North. *t°" , * 0 ' 0n th , e , Goriest | notice at lowest possible prices. I , Mr Edmund Osborne, Storekeeper, Street, Palmarston ] Foxton, has been appointed agent * i for Foxton district, Irom whom tes- ' monials and prices can be obtained, j — I and where the cbnrnß can be seen. •<^ft§_& ! <zMsM&? CHIEF ADVANTAGES. T_i*Vfi nsIiosTGABE LoWßT«min_aß and large bonu-e.. LOANS ON MOBTGAOb. Funds kept in New Zealand. Ibom time to time a lln* ited portion of tno Cliimßpfcid immediately after proof ol 4«m funds is lent on flrßt mort(?ap« of frcoliol.l Moat liberal conditions. security, with option of repayment, by ftxed Low New Zealand mortality. [ i nB tal_nents, spread ovor 18, 15, or 20 ywirj. EoonOßQical management. Half-yearly Payment State aeeurity. for each iion. TOTAL SUM ASSURED (including P ISSSi}SS~ 6 % 7 Bonus Additions) ... ... •» «.*».»« i F'fieen years 5 8 9 TOTAL FUNDS (th« whole inteited | T..ienty yeara 4 13 8 ,»" w . 7,ek\a.nd) ... ••• ••■ **•*"• Loanß repayable by instalments whnrcby Iv addition to tbe above ' tag". *™ principal an-i interest are both liquid. „-<! oflice has an ANNUAL INCUM*. oi m f vithi ,f a given Ume> and on terms of » .n. -t over •■■ •" ■•" '" — - ii favourable charactor, present marked it.U in i- ' _mmo m tages to settlers and others. The Surplus Caßh Profits in -B6swer« _BMB,R>- The. borrower mcv, be/ore the expn-r ..f ,„„„_,„., the full period, ju.leem the loan, with or OPFWNfi OF TONTINE SAVINGS FUND SECTION. without notif-e, on torms which can l>« •■<-.- Tontine Savincs Fund System Polioies are certained at this ojlk**.*. or at any of thn otiicns imv brfM ißSued „ of this DepaVtmert t. where also formt-. of up. \mv Assurers and existing Assurance Policy- plication can be obtained. l.oldL wiM be « lowed to join this soction. For full particulars as to loans, ar; ly to UlmXsaccruiirafter^^ *h« Head and Branch Ofliees and Post bmoi-s -re sot apart to bo tlivided among the policy- F. W. FKANKLAND. holders remaimng in the section at the end Artuary and.Priucipal Officer, of 1900. when Überal returns in caah are aou- D M luckie, cipated. ' . .. m .*-_. .~a maA* <_f Commissioner The principles of the Tontine and ""*•« keeping accounts are not kept seoret, ac v case of other Tontines advertised. -- — cXXSSSaaOOiSigi^ thynnk, i_m«i. & *. j. from tbe Travelling Agents of the Departme»fc. P.M. LUOKIE.. ___ TIO ''/Ry