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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, Issue III, 18 April 1890, Page 4

THE UoiM'i&ij MUTUAL UPE ASSUEANCii SdOiKTY,' (Lio). NE2VV OKPICES : QieonSo. Auckland Pfmed« St. Donedin. High St. Chriatciurch. Limb-ton Quay, Vyeilington. • ' New Ag-surarioes, 1857 .. ".. -£1,"469,786 Annual lucome .. . « 3i)!).000 Accumulnted Funds excaed •• •• 775,000 SPECIAL TONTLN'E LIFE ASSUR- ' A'^OjEl I?aHL,EI*. ■*' Before aavu'inir in uny o'her offi; 1 *: ais particular to obtain full In^oraialiou with fegard to 'the "Special Tontine' Tables of : «,he Colonial Mutual, which combine Life ' ! Assurance with » Sound and Profitable I Investment. * ' ' ' ALL PROFITS BELONG TO POLICYHOLDERS. ' Responsible ;i Local Management. All Colonial Mutual. Polic'ias are Absolutely Incontestible from date of issue, beiujf eutirely Free from Obnoxjous and Harassing conditions as to Trf veiling, Residence, Occupation, Mode of |Life, or Manner, of. Death. ;. ;•-.-.,• • , ti J. P. 8RAND0N,,,.,...., ' Besideufc Secretary, Wellington. Local{ Agent at Foxton— ' : ''■"■ :, -..-:•■ 3:- el. McMillan. O ANDON STEAM FLOUR MILL. S. CLOVJKR &SON. Having ' erected New and Improved Wheat-cleaning and Flour diessing Machinery of the' latest cle^i.un are now producing Flour that for purity, colour, and strength canijot be surpassed by any in the lrarkot. To those who have not iried n, we haye eyery confidence in recommending our NEW PRO- , LESS jb'LOUiV. rpRED U OWAED PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCKMAKEK, AND JEWELLER. . Main Stjieet, Foxton. • F. Howard begs to state that he has commenced business next Mr C. Honore,. -where, he will promptly attend to all work left. Having had seven years experience with a loading English firm, he will. guaraut.es satis"tion in all, work udertaken. - i; WILLIAM ROLLINS, CAETEE. MAIN-STREET, FOXTON. I am now prepared to do any carting about the town that may be required. . . • ■ Orders promptly attended to. SANDON - CARNARVON TEAmTWAY.. EXTRA TRAINS SATURDAYS'"' ■'■'.■. ONLY. • ■•-• /COMMENCING on SATURDAY, November 2nd, 1880, an EXTRA 1 TRAIN will leave Carnarvon at 1 15 j p.m. for Whale Line, returning from ! Whale Line 3 p.m., arriving at Car- | nnryon-at 4 p.m. j D. M. BROOKS, Tram Contractor. T^f QABLE A" CO., LION POUNDEY, WELL] NGTON, Have appointed Mr C. Hon-oee, Foxton, agent for their Improved Flax Stripping Machines and Fittings, Screw Press Fittings, and all Fla>mill requisites will be kept in stock. W.J..LAWMGE. PAINTER, GLAZIER. GRAINEB,- --■ PAPEE HANGER, SlfiSf WRITEB & house decoeator; ■' Estimates given, : arid all ordei'3 ; promptly attended to. Orders left at Startup's bootshop will be promptly attended to. ' ' 1 GRATE FUL— CO V FOMTIN ( i . EPP S'S C.OCO A : ' "'BitE.vki'i.iir,''; 2 ;.; "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operation' of digestion and nutritiou.and by a curdful auplicution of the tine proper ties' "of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables Vfith. a deliditery^ii'voT'ed beverage which may fc'avo us many heavy doctorh' bills. It is by I'lie judicious use of such article^ of diet that v conßtitutibiy^ay be gradually built up until Htrcw.e^ijjdgU to^.rebist every ttudency to uisease. "iHiiidrcds of subtle maladies are-floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.. We may 'escape ma&y a fatal ■ shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified wihjpure blood and: * properly' nouviflieci traiu<,'."— Sue. article in : the I ; ' Civil • Service Gazette. ■, ?.& j.;;. Made simp^ with t ppi^ o >yi^r or ■ lunk. v '■' "'" ..- SoW;i)o^l(ipaokefs by grocers labelled ;hui> :rr ' «' ' , ■•": ■ '"•■' - : ■'.'.:■«>.. '. .JAMJBJS .EPi'&& l floii-i -.?*-- > d 0 hit p-a'^ c.^.q^i^ \aKvl