| PBEEHAKI) r\RAWING, GEOMETEY ani> PEBSPECTIV^, akd TVJITTIKG. MISS "GIESEN, (Certificated Teacher Jrom the School oj De<iiq», WeU'mqton), Is prep red to receive Str dents I for thorough instruction in a U branches of the above. Terms on Application. fTIHE Misses Gray and Harley will open a Private School on the Ist of August, in the Temperance Ball, Foxton Terms. English £1 Is per quarter. Music £1 Is Dancing 10s „ All School Pees payable in advance THE MANAWATU HERALD IS NOW PUBLISHED 81-TOEEKLY, Viz., Every TUESDAY And FBTDAY. SINGLE J COPIES — THREEPENCE. Annual Subscription, payable in advance, £1.
GEOR"GET TITCHARDT, PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. THE AMERICAN PALACE ORGANS £12 10s, £15 10s, £22 10s, £27 10s, and £45. Igg The above are pronounced the Best in the World. PIANOS by Collard & Collard, Lipp & Sons — Erard. Brinsmead & Sons, Roenisch — Kirkman, Feurich — Bord, and Brooklyn Company. BKASB BANDS SUPPLIED. Violins, Klutes, Cornets, and otner Brass Instruments. Violin strings and tows. j FITTINGS FOR ALL CLASSES OF INSTRUMENTS. Dances, Songs, and Pianoforte Pieces in sheet and hooks. Postage on a single sheet, 2d. Payments may bo forwarded by post Office Order. If small amounts in stumps Music ?i*nt through the post cannot be exoftauirea CATALOG LE ?RICE LISTS A>'D TERMS ON APPLIOATJoa LAIBTOI QUAY. ■ffiELLll&nns.
WANTED, Farmers aud Dairy men to inspect my Barr.w ! Cb vr ns, which are without doubt the best churns in the market. The have been twice exhibited, and received highest prizes both times. Over a dozen testimonials to be had on application. Chas. E. GAUSTAD, Cooper, Fitzherbert Street, Palmerston North. Mr Edmund Osborne, Storekeeper, Foxton, has been appointed agent for Foxton district, irom whom tesmouials and prices can be obtaiued, and where the churns can be seen. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVANTAGES. Claims paid imnudiately after proof of deam, Most liberal conditions. Low New Zealand mortality* Koonomical management. Sute aeourity. TOTAL SUM ASSURED" (inoludlnf Bonus Additions) ... ... ... *Ta»M« TOTAL FUNDS (the whole invested in New Zealand) ... «• ... MIfIUAK In addition to the above funds, the office has an ANNUAL INCOME of over -y^'M? The Surplus CashProfltsiniaiD" were JtoQJUX OPENING OF TONTINESAVINGS FUND SECTION. Tontine Bavings Fund System Policies are Te^urHandexi^^^^^ holders will be allowed to join this "Mtioa. All profits accruing after entering the ww«on are set apart to be divided among the Policyholders remaining in the section at the •»«* of 1900, when liberal returns in cash are ana"^principles of the Tontine and mode of I keeping accounts are not kept seoret, as la ) case of other Tontines advertised. V Information can be obtained at the Head
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Manawatu Herald, 27 August 1889, Page 4
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