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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue II, 17 December 1889, Page 4

C. 1I;E UHVE PRACTICAL WATCH, CtOCIt AND ' MUSICaL-BOX BEPAIREE. BANDOK. Watch Springs . . . . 3/6 Watches Cleaned .. .. 8/And all other charges in proportion. TO TUAVEL THIS SEABON IN THE FOXTON DISTRICT, The pure bred Clydesdale entire horse CONQUSEOE. Conqueror is a dark bay, stands 17 hand 8 high, bone of unequalled quality, immense ' muscular power, splendid action, and most docile temper. He was bred by Mrs Miller, West Taieri, out of her celebrated mare Duchess, and is by Emperor, out of the pure Clydesdale : mare Kate (imported by the late Mr James j Strachau). Emperor has gained three first aud second prices, uml is got by the ( renowned Napoleon (imported by J. Nimmo). Napoleon by George Buchanan's I Emperor, out of Nancy, bred by Alexander : i''inltty, Esq., Samlyhilla near Glasgow. Nancy, by the celebrated Garnary horse, h«r dam by Scoi^mnn. Conqueror took the first prize as a two I year old ut the Bluciikin show, and second ! prize for all comers and aged horses ut. the same show ; and at Oaniaru the following year took second prize as a three year old | in a field of ninecompecitora. At five year j old ho took iirat prizo at Timnru, and special prijso of 12 guinean as a colonial bred , horse to sxmd in tin: <iistricl lhai Sioaaon. ; Second pr:zo at Wiiugimui, Bguiust all- ! corners ; and first prizo in Patea same year J against ihc same horse that took iirst prizo • ;d AV.-ijiifHiuii, First prize nt. Taranuki. | O'^jquetor's Hiock ait-, allowed by comI ]>i tent ju<igf:s to bo the brat over brc-il <.n | this coasr. or in Turanaki, h>iviti}r plenty <>f ! size, abundr.nco of hair and buno, and | hocks of unexceptional quality, combiui-d [ With jjencrti] fiymuißtry. ■ Ti-rnis:— B:iigUi niaros, €:*. Tvvo or mini' iii.-iit 1 - art per ayrwmonl. ■ Paddocks (if required) ireo of oluvge I !ill ;}|«r. December. 0 u-qnrror will seivo a limited' num'-ei ' of «U)'llV>>. i For further parlionlars apply to I C. or J. SYMOiNS.

TO .STAKD THIS SEASON AT TnK oroua Downs station, TIIR 'I'HtBOCOirBRED STALLION VOLTjjGEUR. BRED by Messrs Find'ay, Glonormiston, Victoria. By King Cola (imp.) dam Fenella by Fißhcrnian (imp.) dam lloße (U> Florence (imp.) by Flying Dutchman, etc. Fanell^ own sister to Maribyrnong (sire of Bicbmond, Iroperinl, Horatia, etc), and half sister to King of tho Eiug (aire of First King, doubly Champion winner, Pelrea, Caspian, etc.) Fanella is dam of Mute (sire of Pusha, Silence, and Speechless, who waß a grand performei in India). Kin" Cole (imp)., sire of the Duke, Off Color, Coultoun, Littla Jack, Nelson, etc., by King Tom, sire of Mermaid (dam of Lnrline), dam Qui Vivo, (sister to Vedetre), by Voltigeur out. of Mrs llidgway by Irish Birdcatcher. King Colo was a first-class performer on the English turf. He made bis debut as a threcyear-old at Ascot, where he won the Ascot Derby and St. James Palace Stakes. As a four:ycar-old ho won tho Cumberland PJafce, and defeated tho Derby winner, Kingcraft, at level weights oyer two miles «t Newmarket. His own brother King Lud was sold ct auction to go to the Btud for 6000 guineas. An inspection of "Vultfneur's tabulated pedigree will Bhow tha^ he is full of j jiinilius blood — sire of fJiddksworth . i Terms- -£3 3s, payable l>y promissory i nor.c, «tml due ls>t February, IS9O. lioducI t,ion made for two or more marcii from the Mamu owner. Every care taken but no responsibility. ! PaddocUine free lor nno month, after v/hioh 2i 6d a bend per week will^be I i;ha.rgcd. I LIME. | F" IME for Agricultural and j I^.l JiuiliHii"' puvj uses ft)i' salo at I Jov^'.^t possil>lo ratos. Apply to ■ O. lIONCVJIE, ' Foxton. • i Or to 1). M I'kooks, ; Tram Contv.ictor, Bnnson. !

GEORGE REICHARUT, I'IANOFORTE AND MUSIC WAIiEKOUSE. THE AMERICAN PALiIGE OBGAWS £12 10s, £15 10s, £22 10s, £27 10s, and £45. |.g| Th« ahovo ?iro pronounwxl f.]jy Dost in tlic World. PIANOS by Colianl & CoilarcK Lip]) & 80ns- — Erard. f>riiismead tk Sons, IWnisch — Kirknian, Feuridi — Bore!, and Brooklyn Company. i'.KAB,° HANDi* STTiM^.TI^H. Violhw, Klute»' t Cornots, anr! otiior Brass liiStvumciits. Violin strings sind hows. 1«"1TTJKO« J-Oil ALL OLASSKS OF INSTRUMENTS. 'D&timGs, {son;*r-, ami PiuTioi'tvrtG Piocoa in shoot ;m<l hooks, i^oatago on a Min^lo 3lniot, 2cl. i ; aymoni3 may be forwardod by Post Ofluje Order, if small aiviounts in stamps. Mnsie gout through th« post oannof bo «xchjj?i^on CATALOG UE PRICE LISTS AND TEKMS ON ArPLKJA'uoc* L A I E T0 N J^AJ^jmOTr^Ol.

L'AI.MiSIJSTON STEAM COOP- j Eli A OK. | ILLHM nOO K. Manufacturer of l>u>t«r Kegs, Tallow Cask*, CJieosc Vuif, I'arvd ChurnH, Box Churns, (Mir.dor Ohurns, limxei- Hm * Vt r,vowor« Vats, Boer and Spirit Kiy, ttuaiHPileil Kegß, &c. &c. on ' tho sliorlost nctieo at lovost |)ossil»ln prices. I Address — Main Stroor, Paluiorston North. i /GOVERNMENT LlVt INSURANCE U DEPARTMENT. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. Fbom time to time a limited portion of the funds is lent on first rnortca&o of freohoUl security , with optiou of repayment by fixed instalments, spread ovor 111, 15, or 20 years. Half-yearly Payment for each £100. Period of Loan— * »• d. Twelve years » 4 T Fifteen years 6 8 9 Tmenty years ... ... I J3 8 Loans repayable by instalmonta whereby principal ami interest are both liquidated within a Kivfin timo, and on terms of a moat favourable character, prasnnt marked advantases to sottlors and nthors. The borrower may, bu/oro tho ex)>iry of tho full period, sciiocm Uio loan, with or without notice, on unns which can bo aacertainod at thin odico. or at any of tho oflticeo of this Dopartmont, where also forms ol application can be obtainod. For full particulars as to loans, apply to thousand Br \r^°iS ft KLAND° mCC!> Actuary and Principal Officer. D. M. LUCKIE, Commissioner THYNNK, LINTON & ro.. SHIPPING AGENTS TJONTCWRH, FOXTOtf.

W r ANTEI), Farmers tiud Daiiy men to inspect my lian^ Churns, which are without doubt the best churns in tho market. The have been twice exhibited, and received highest prizes both times. Over a dozen testimonials to bo had on application. Chas. E. GAUSTAD, Cooper, Fitzhorbert Street, Pulmorston North. Mr Edmund Osbornc, Storokeopor, Foxton, has boon appointed agent for Foxton district, ironi whom tesmonials and prices can be obtained, and where tho churns can be scon. OOVEKNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. CHIEF ADVANTAGES. Low premlumu and large bonuses. Funds kept in Now Zealand. Claims paid immediately after proof of death. Host liberal conditions. Low New Zealand mortality. Economical management. State security. TOTAL SUM ASSURED (including Bonus Additions) 47439.813 TOTAL FUNDS (tho whole invested in Now Zoaland) £1,828,493 In addition to the above funds, tho offlco has an ANNUAL INCOME of over ... _jC208,000 Tho Surplus CashProfltsinieW wore £243^50 OPENING OF TONTINE SAVINGS FUND SF.CTIOH. Tontino Savings Fund Bystom Policies aro now boina issued. Now Assurors and existing Assurance Policyholders will bo allowed to join this suction. AH profits accruing aftor entering tho section aro sot apart to bo divided among the policyholders remaining in the section at the end of 1900, when liberal returns iv eaoli are antiThe principles of the Tontine and modo of keeping accounts are not kopt seorot, ac in oaso of other Tontines advertised. V Information can be obtained at tho Head Office and all Branches and Agencies, and ale* fcmtm Travelling Agents of tbeDepartnaat P. W. FRANKLAND, Aatotary and Priuoipal Offleer. D. M. LUCKIB. Qgwlsei—