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Manawatu Herald, Volume III, 21 April 1891, Page 4

mHE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE X ASSURANCE SOCIETY, (Ltd). NeewZeaaland Offices : Queen St. Auckland. Princes St. Donedin. High St. Chrißtchurch. Laiabton Quay, Wellington. New Assurances, 1887 .... £1,469,786 Annunl Income 300,000 Accumulated Funds exoeed . . . . 775,000 SPECIAL TONTINE LIFE ASSURANCE TABLES. Before assuring in any other office be particular to obtain full information with regard to the Special Tontine Tables of •he Colonial Mutual, which combine Life AvFurance with a Sound and Profituble II vestment. ALL PROFITS BELONG TO POLICYHOLDERS. Responsible Local Management. All Colonial Mutual Policies are Absolutely Incontestible from date of issue, being entirely Free from Obnoxious and Hara.-sing conditions as to Travelling, Residence, Occupation, Mode of .Life, or Manner of Death. J. P. BRANDON, Resident Secretory, Welling ton. Local Agent at I'oxton — J. r. McMillan. pAMPBBLLTOWN Mr James Canning is acting as my agent for Campelltown arid dis. trict, and ho has authority to receive a)l subscriptions to paper and to take instructions lor advertisemen s and job printing. EENi ST S. THYNNE, Proprietor Mannwatu Herald. Edward Reeves and Co., No. 5, "WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON, Have on Sale — . Silver Dust Flour, 200's, 100's, 50's, 25' a (awarded First Prize at the Centennial Exhibition, Melbourne, 1888) Firth's? Champion Old Flour, 200's Eagle Flour, 200's, 100's, 50's, 25's Excelsior Oamarn Flour, 200's, 100's, 50's Morris' Ashburton Flour, 100's Griffith's Nelson Old Flouth, 200's Star Brand Flour, 200's, 100's, 50's Timaru Milling Co.'s Wheatmeal, 200's 100's, 50's, 25's Moir's Wheatmeal, 200's, 100's, 50's Cuddon's Wheatmeal, 200's Timaru Milling Co.'s new cut process Oat meal, 25's and 7's Somerville's „ 2245, 25's aud 7's Split Peas, Cuddon's in 56's Bran Pollard, roller, ISO's and ISO's Whole Wheat Oaten sheaf Chaff Oats, all kinds Fee d Barley Potatoes, Blue Derwent Table „ Flake and Kidney seeds o arrive Beans for horse feed Maize Orraond Factory Cheese Akaroa „ Honey, in Casks, Kegs, and 101 b Tins Fresh Butter in Kegs Eggs Onions Lee's Smoked Hams in cloth McDonald & Miller's Smoked Eoll Bacon, j in cloth j Chnstchurch Meat C .'a Hams and Sides in cloth I Lard in Bladders i Fungus | Walnuts . Aromatic Horse Food in 141 b and 71b ba»s I and tins Machine-dressed Bye Grass ed Italian Rye Grass Seed Northern Cocksfoot Grass Seed Webb's Red Clover Seed „ Cow Grass Clover Seed „ Alsyke „ „ „ Imperial Swede Turnip Seed. EDWARD REEVES & Co. Have Storage Room for 2000 tons of grain grain and produce in their 4 storey Drick I \\ i arehouse, and are prepared to make ! liberal cash advances on oats, beans, peas maize, barley, wheat, potatoes, onions, rye grass, cocksfoot, rape seed, linseed, honey bntter, eggs, chaff, fungus, de, tfo., consigned to them for sale. i ll i am^^olli CARTER. M'LV-STREET, FOXTON. 1 am now p-epared to do any carting about the town that may be requited. Orders promptly attended to. GJI ATEFTT L— CO M FOR TI NU. BPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. "By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operation ot digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such artiHes of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up uutil strong enough to resist tendency to disease. Hundreds jf subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal .haft l>y keeping ourselves weJl fortified bi ti pure blood and a properly nour. >hed frame."— See article in the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with Doiling water or uiik. Sold in ild packets by grocers labelled hus> :' — JAMES iSPPS & CO., [lO&ICEPATHIC CHEMIST