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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 171, 17 June 1884, Page 2

STEAM TO WELLINGTON. r& HE Favorite S.cnmcrs TUI, B HUIA and STORMBIHD, Lmding I'egalarly between Foxton and Wellington, lenve Foxton as under (weather and other circuiny lances permitting) — JOHN W. LID DELL, Agent. N.B. — Passengers by this line have the option of travelling by way of Wanganui, either by the Stormbird or Huia. Next visits Palmerston on 27th June MR JOHN K. SCOTT, ■ Professor of Music, dec, WILL (i| sufficient inducement is offered) make a permanent stay m the Palraei^ton districts, teaching Piano, Organ, Singing, Ac. J» K. S. having had a musical experience of eighteen years, hopes that he pay merit a fair share of public patronagf\ v . IJaying armnged for the organization of a String Band, Balls, &c M can .be supplied with the best and newest music at a reasonable price. For terms apply at Office of this .Paper. t . - PRINCESS HOTEL. ! TERRACE END, Denis Cliflbrd BEGS to notify that he has purchased the above well-known establishment, and intends carrying on the business m a style which for efficiency and completeness cannot be < B«rpasf.ed. Boardeis \till find every convenience, combined with civility , and attention.- : Good Stabling and Paddocks. • Wines > Ales, and Spirits Of the Best Brands only m stock ID- aijJ^^OttlD PROPRIETOR. Just Received —Second Shipment of Millinery, Hats, and Bonnets. Choice, Cheap, and Plentiful at The Bon Marclie. Jnst Received— Second Shipment of our Guinea Blankets for Double Beds. Splendid Value at The Bon Jffarclie. PUKEPAPA NUBSEEY, Neah Mabtoit. C. F. Hanneke BEGS to call the attention of the Settlers of Palmerston. and surrounding districts to his Wellassorted § «ock of"; '. , ; Fltif IT TREE S , Oomprising the Choicest and mostapproved Varieties for Orchard Planting. Also, many thousands of Ornamental 6f Forest Trees, Evergreen and Deciduous Shrub*, ; Roses & Fot Plants, "Hawthorn Quicks; and other Hedge Plants. Inspection Invited. Catalogues sent free on application. * Orders promptly attended to. C. F. lIInjSTEKE, NURSERYMAN, MARTON. TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED. fT^HE Directors have added to their --J ordinary branches ot business THE TONTINE POLICY INVESTMENT SYSTEM, which, coiiribines Life Assurance with : Investment and Annuity, AT ORDINARY RATES. Like all other policies of this Society, the Tontine is unconditional, incontestable, unchallengable. Travel and change of residence and occupation without restriction or notice. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED, is duly incorporated by British law, and registered according to the Life Assurance Acts of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the various colonies . IgSjp 0 A Board of Directors m each Colony, empowered — To accept and complete policy contracts at once. To pay all claims on presentation of proof; To invest the premiums m the i Colonies. . : All Other forms of Assurance as usual. H. S. H. LYALL, Secretary. Chief Offices m N.Z. : High-street. Dunedin. DUDLEY EYRE, Resident Agent for Wangauui District, Ulerk