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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 10 December 1889, Page 4

THE (JOLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE | ASSURANCE' SOCIETY, ; I NkewZkaaljAnd Offices : | Queen St. Anckland. Princes St. Donedin. j High St.. Chriatchurch. Liunbton Qnav, J Wellington. .; New Assurances, 1887 .. .. 469, 786 : Annual Income WO.OOO ' Accumulated Funds exceed . . . . 773,000 | i SPECIAL TONTINE LIFE ASSUJR- "■ I ANCE TABLES. Before assuring in any other office he ] particular to obtain full information with | rejr«rd to tho Special Tontine Tables of J •^he Colonial Mutual, Avhich combine Life j ASfurance with a Sound und Profitable j luvesfment. , ! ALL mo FITS BELONG TO POLICY- \ HOLDERS. \ Kesponsible Local Management. All Colonial Mutual Policies are Absolutely Incontpfitible from date of isaue, being entirety Frke from ObnoxiouH and ■ Harm-sing <' conditions as to Travelling, Rep-idenoe, Oooupation, Mode of t Life, or Manner of Dtatb. . J. P. BRANDON, ', < Eesident Secrotary, Wolliuyton. ( Local/ Agent at foxton — ( J. r. McMillan. £ .. , _____ ______________ c GEATEFL'L— COMFORTING. l _____ i EPPS'S COCOA 1 BRE \KFAST.

"By. a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operation of digestico and nutrition, and by a careful application of the tine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps bras provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may isave us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around v.s ready to attack wherever there is>a weak point. We may escape many :t fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wt-ll fortified wib pure blood and a properly nourished fhinie."— Sec article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or tniik. Sold in £ld packets by »roccrtf labelled thuu: — ■ l JAMES KVV6 & UO., HOMOSPATHIO U II KM I> T ' LONDON, EN«r,AN«) SOMNUS. (TE KAHWUXtiI) FINDING the'ro is a strong feeling to rciain tlio services of Somuus in this Disinci, fmd wishing to use hin ourselves 'o a gronter ox tent than before, thp Pio|irietor.s have itrran^cd to Bend the son of "The Painter" to Ha wife's Bay. where he will servo at a fee of .Seven Guineas for Thoroughbreds, and Five Guineas for Crossl)10llg. The ('ulebrated Thorous?hbredfChampion Prizi winner, SOMNUS (sire of Dudu, P.'Xton, Cyclone. Miunie, Waiter and a I hest rf other mi st promising youngs'er?, { same of which will, no doultt-, in the com* I ing lacing 9easou aO'ord additional proof I of the value of this tint class hi*) will therefore s<and at the Proprietors' stud HtnlileH, Pfildin*.', this season, commencing Monday, the 2nd September. '

W« have ituck to S niiiUß, hi cause oh his sue, bleeding, performance?, and beautiful fymmetry, we believed h* w«s (loMlitied to become it Great Horse jand we liovu no doubt whatever now, that like his iUuuttiouft sire *' TrHiluufr," nud thu great " Musket," Somnua inhtiils that yreat power posscEßed by so few si rep, of transmitting his excellent qualities to his proyeny, that we. mean to stick to him still, notwithstanding the tempting overtures that have been made for him, not in New Zealand (because he was bred here), but trom America, where his old stable comI panion aud near relation, '• Sir Modred,'' has attaiuod such a high reputation as a Sire, and from other parts of the world where the fame of Sotnuus has reached. , We did intend to charge a foe of Ten Guineas nil round this season, but from representations made by some of our friends '■ hat they were nualile to pay to much for liack marcs, we have decided to reduce the fee on the following scale, ,viz. : — Ist Class Thoroughbreds, Ten Guinea*. Class C. , Seven Guiucas. : • ; : A limited number of good. Hack marest Vive Pounds ten shillings, , • , ,! Paddock in^ (if )C(;uiied) 2j pur \yctk.' ( 'lmice mares can be ted as per agreement, Guarantees as per agreement. Allowance made for two or more mare?, tho properly of one owner. Mares left at the Proprietors' Homrslead, Fox ton, will te forwarded to Feildiiijj free ot cost. To insure service, early application should he made. .;' ,' The psddocking acrornmodalion in spp. ci.nlly provided for !>•«•( ilin^. put po.sof, ihu wet aud tiry murea ' 'jii:^ Utsjit Fep.ir:i'.u in well watered :uul y\i'-< un.-cl |-)id-..uc«ii. Owners seudiiiK inn res in fo.ilciun u;Jy tipun tlit* I'roatisr, posßihlo cart! heinij takcu ut foaling lime, aud pro| er time cf service. ALSO THE THOROUG.-BRKD S'PALLI N DO i\ CASTER' fW'ini'prof tin; .M-i-- borough Cup i\nd |.)orl>y. the >.'«• (■•-!> I'r.p i» A olhtr races and Mit «• 1f S cLi Mid <!lu:r jjo'-d horses. I> .iiicriMter i> I y Tuwtmi (Hrol.hcr of The Het-r) tu.t <-f 'Wulw'u. l.y liiy Mid.HetoiwFairy by (lluuou- — .Spray by Doirz.-tii, 4,c. It uilitbiix In* vi-Dfj (li.tt, he cinnt)B of a }»-i>c<l riiriuu fuiniiy. 'IV^'inn leing by Meloouine Cairo »i Wnv Aiis-trMli.;:;, Blink Bouny, «S-'«J. '''ir.nis (i< ami ii:iiu of Sir (ir-ort-«) B'.v Middliw n (bi-.;i»-«r to Zoe sind Women) is by m< II<m«j:j1-m, «iut of Flora Mclvor. Fairy liy (.'l.iuuliß ou« if that j;i»>at mi»ii< Snr.iy (dam <.f W'jtsail, Scud. Bellt, u{ ihe UH- S- nihtrn Chi.f Brc Fee~TIiRKK'(JUIN'KAS: With the usual allowances. Groomii^fl fue ss*. Padlocking aa.'aboVe. I. r H..ihLM |iiilii.ul«,rß 4ipp'v |o ' : .JOHN CASEY, Stixl groom ill uhii>KC Feilding. Ur to H llAltWooii Manager for Baker k Co., Fuxton