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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 19 November 1889, Page 4

mHE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE X ASSURANCE SOCIETY, (Ltd). Nekw Zeaaland Ofmces : Qaoen Se. Auckiuud. Pniice&Bt Dwnedin. High St. ChtiHtcr.urt-h. Laiubton Quay, Weiliugton. New Assurnnces, 1887 .. .. £1,469,786 Aiiluhl Income 300,000. Accumulated Funds exc«td .. .. 775,000 S SPECIAL TONTINE IJFE ASSURi AxNce Tables. I B'-fore as^uinsr in Hny other office be 1 pirtfular to obtnin full m;oimatioti with regur.i to ihe Special Tontine Tabies of f he Colonial Mutual, which combine Life i /insurance with a Sound and Profttuble ! Investment. i ALL PROFITS BELONG TO POLICYi HOLDERS. j 1 Responsible Local Management. All Colonial Mutual Policies are Absolutely Incomes* ible from date of issue, beinvj entin-ly FREh. froa Obnoxious and FiaracHiug conditions as to Travelling, Residence, Occuoation, Mode of Lite, or Manner of Deash. .). P. BRANDON, lieaideui Secretary, Wellington. Local Agent at I' ox ton — J. r. McMillan. QRATEKUL— COMFOKIi.NU. EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operation ot digestiou and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of I woli-sek'ctfd cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save u«* many heavy doctorn' bills. It is lij the judicious use of such articles of diet ! thai a constitution, may be gradually built up until strong enough to rt-sist every tendency to disease. Huudreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified wi li pore blood and a properly nourished frame." — See article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or miik Sold in £ld packets by grocers labelled I thus :— JAMES EPPS & (J.J., HOMGEPATRIC CHEMIST LONDON. ENGLAND SOMNUS. (TB K A II U RANG I) I7UNDINO there is a strong feeling to ' regain tbe cervices of Somnus in this District, aud wishing to use him ourse.'vcs to a greater extent, than before, h* Pioprietora have arrnnged to send the sou of "The Painter" to How he's Bay. where he will serve at a fee. of S-tveu Guine»s for Thoroughbreds, and Fivu Guineas fot Crossbreds. The Celebrated Thoroughl>red[Champion P iza winner, SOMNUS (siru of Dudu, F x'on, Cyclone, Mamie, Waiter *nd a I host of other most prom'ainn youngs'ets, { some (>f which wil', no douhr, in the comi tug racii.g seasnn afford additional i?roof j of the va'ue of this first, caps Kire) will therefoie sand at the Proprietors' stud ■tables, Feilitiuf.', this season, commencing Monday, the 2nd September. We have btuck to S mnus, because on his size, bleeding, peiform.inces, and leau'iful symmetry, we believed he was destined to tecome a Gieat Horse ;nnd wthave no doubt whatever now, that like bio iliuotiiouß sire ' Tmdncr," and the great " Musket," Snmuus ii.heiits that \ixeo.\ power possessed by so few sires, of transmitting his excellent qualities to hia proueny, that we mean to stick to him still, notwithat no'ing the tempting overt urei* that have lenn made for him, not in New Zealand (because be was lited here), but irora America, wheie bi« old B'aMc companion and near rtliitimi, 'Sir Modrcd,'' has attained such a high reputation as v Sire, and from other parts of ihe world « here the fame of Somnus has reached. We did iutend to charge a fee of Ten Guineas all round thin season, but from representations made by some of our fnen<lc that they were unal.lo to pay »o much for Hack mares, we have decided to reduct the fee on tie following sc le, v z. :— Ist Class Thoroughbreds, Ten Guineas. Class C, Seven Guiueas. A limited number of good Hack mareß, Five Pounds ten shilling?. Paddooking (if required) 2< per weei.-. Choice mares can be fed as per agreemdir. Guarantees as per agreement. Allowance made for two or more mares, the property of one owner. Mares left, at the Proprietors' Homestead. Pox • n, will Le forwarded to Feildiug fret ot cost. J To insure service, early application should be made. ! The paddock ing accommodation is specially provided for bteediug purposes, the wet and dry mares lieing kept separate ii well watered aud shel'ered paddocks. Owners sending mares in foul can rely npoa he creates' popsilile care being taken at oalinj.; time, and proper time of service. ALSO THE THOROUG. BRED STALLI N DON CASTER (Winner of (he Mar borough Cup and Jet by, the. Ne son Cup slid other racec mi sire of Sell.i and other gond hor*e». l)..iic.ia>er is ly Towti n (Brother of The ,'eer) out <»f Titauia, by B*y Mirldleton — 'airy l»y Glaucu»— Spray by Domzetii, 4c. t, will thus lie Keen that he comes of jfrod racing faiiiily, Towr<on beiug by Me':>nme («ire if West Aubtra)i.-<u, Blink 'finny, &c Titania (is also d»m of Sn Seorte) B»y Middleton (brother to Z<« (id Wnirneii) in l>y Sir H^icules, out o •' or* Mclvnr, Fairy l>y Giuliub out i Vat great mnrt> Spray (dam of Wetaail, ; cuJ, Bella ci ihe I«'e. S nthcrn Chi. f * 0 Fee-THRtE GUINEAS. With \b* l»lf>l aIIIHVHf:C»-f. Groomage fee ss. P«dtlcoking m above, fur lv ther j »>t)i'ui*>» |>|. v JOHN CASEY. Stud yroom in chaise. Feeding. ■ t«R i A k WOOD. Manager f«r Buktr & C#., J«XUa.