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Manawatu Herald, 8 October 1889, Page 4

TO STAND THIS SEASON AT THE ' OROUA D WNS STATION, The '1 h< itovGHBRED Stallion VOLTIGEUR. BRED by Messrs Findloy, Glonormiston, Vicioris. By King Cole (imp ) dam Fenella by Fisherman (imp.) dnm Rose de Florence (imp.) by Flying Dutchman, etc. Fanella, own sister to Maribyrnong , (fire of Richmond, Imperial, Horatia, etc), and half sister to King of the Ring (sire of First King, double Chumpion winner, Peirea, Caspian, etc) Fanella is dam of Mute (fire of Pasha, Silence, and Speechless, who was a grand performei in India). Kine Co'e (imp)., sire of the Duke, Off Color, Coultouu, Littla Jack, Nelson, etc., by King Tom, sire of Mermaid (dam of Lurline), dam Qui Vive, (sister to V r edette), by Voltigeur out of Mrs Ridgway by Irish • Birdcatche r . I King Cole was a first-class performer on . the English turf. He made his debut as a three-year-old at A"cot, wh re he won the j Ascot Derby and St. James Palace Stakes, j As a four:year-old he won the Cumberland Plate, and defeated the Derby winner, i Kingcraft, at leve weights over two miles | r at Newmarket. His own brother King ; iLud was sold at auction to go to the stud j for 8000 guineas. - . An inspections of Yoltigeur's tabulated pedigree vwill' show tha 1 - he is full of Emilius blood — sire of Riddleiworth. • Terras— -£8 Ss, payable by promissory j note, and due Ut February, 1890, fteduc- I tion made for two or more, mares from the ! same owner. Every care ta!:«»n hut no responsibility, Paddockinp free for one mouth, after which 2* fld a head pu week will be , charged. LIME. . r IME for Agricultural and Li Building purposes for salo at lowest possible rates. Apply to C. HONOEE, ' Foxton. Or to I). M Brooks, Tram Contractor, Sanson.

GEORGE REICHARDT, PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAREifOUSE. THE AMERICAN PALACE ORGANS ! £12 10s, £1.5 10s, £22 10s, £27 10s, and £45. The above aye pronounced the Best in the World. PIANOS by Collar*! Ik CollarcL I^ipp & Sous — Erard. Briusmead & Sons, Roenisch — Kirkman, Feuvich — Bord, and Brooklyn Company. BKASS BANDS SUWIjIED. Violins, Klutes, Cornets, and otner Brass li.stvu neuts. Violin strings and hows. jTITTIKGS i!\R ALL CLASSES OF INSTRUMENTS. Dancos, Songs, and PianoiV vt* Pieces in sheet and books. Postage on a .ningle Bbipet, -d. iruyuK.ars may to forwarded by Post Office Order.- 'f biuail uinouots in stamjis Mnaic sfent tlirougU the posi; cannot be exchaugea CATALOGUE PRICE LISTS AXD TBKMS ON APPLICATION LAMBTOS QUAY, WELLn&TOI.

WANTED, Farmers aud Dairy men to inspecc my Burro Churns, which are without doubt the be 8 t 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, iroin whom tesmonials and prices can be obtained, and where the churns can be seen. r»OVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE V* DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVANTAGES. Lo^^ m n d^ d eWrwT. B ala n a Claims paid immediately after proof oi a«MB» Most liberal conditions. Low New Zealand mortality. Economical management. State security. TOTAL SUM ASSUBED (Including Bonus Additions) ... ... ••• JTOaVH* I TOTAL FUNDS (the whol* invested I in New Zealand) ... ... ... ftMM» In addition to the above funds, the » I office hfts an ANNUAL INCOME of The Snrplaß C«h Profits in 1866 were £W,556 1 OPENING OF TONTINESAVINGS FUND SECTION. ! Tontine Savings Fund System Policies are , ! n °N W ew e A n sfurlrs e ind existing Assurance Policy- ' hffis wiU be allowed to join this section • All profits accruing after entering the section ' arc set apart to be divided among the pohcyhoWers remaining in the section at the end ' | Sf im when liberal returns in cash are anti--5 "TbSprinciples of the Tontine and mod. 0* , ! keeping accounts are not kept secret, as la j we of other Tontines advertised. I ! V Information can be obtained at the H«<t