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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 174, 20 June 1884, Page 2

STEAM TO WELLINGTON. r | HE Favorite S .earners TUI, ' HUIA and STORMBIRD, trading regularly between Foxton and Wellington, leave Foxton as under (weather and other circunn> lances permitting-) — TUI for Wellington on Saturday, 21st, at 5 p.m. JOHN W. LID DELL, Ayout. N.B. — Passengers by this line have the option of travelling by way of Wangauui, either by the Stormbird or Huia. Next visits Palmerston on 27th June MRvJOHN K. SCOTT, | ,JProfesso»ir of llusic, <fee, WILL (if sufficient inducement is offered) make a permanent stay r ( m/; t;he_ Pabuei*fcon districts, teaching Piano, Organ, Singing, <&c. i; JVK.iSP having; had a musical expieriefice '• ofi "eighteen year's, hop'.'ti that he;may riierit'i. fair share of public p|atronage. ■- • .;..::,;-.; i; -.-. I Having arranged for the ;organization of a String Band, Balls, &c., can \le supplied with the best and newest^ music at a reasonable price. j For tenus/ , apply Ut' Office of ihis Faper. j . . .^^^ . JPRjUSTCESS HOTEL. " : ; teriiaOe enix • Denis Cliflford Bi)GS tOj notify thajp he, has pnr 7 i ; , > chased the above .well-known establish inent, and; intends carrying' oh the business m a style which for. efficiency and completeness cannot be< surpassed. Boardeis will find every convenience,, combined, \ with; civility : and attention. Gfood Stabling and Paddocks. Wines; Ales, and • Spirits ™ Of the Best Brands only m stock PROPRIETOR. Just Received —Second Shipment of Millinery, Hats, and Bonnets. Choice, Cheap, and Plentiful at The Bon Marclie. Just Keceiyed— Second Shipment of our Gmnea Blankets, for Double Bedß. S|»lendid /Value at i Tlie Bon Marclie. . | r wx >±§ ■ i m / ■• jPUKEPAPA NURSERY, ~ I Neau MAufbir. | C. F. Hahrieke T)EGS to call the attention of the : l> Settlera of Palmerstou and surrounding districts to his . WellassoJtQil Stock of j.-v-IFIBiOXf,- TREES,, Comprising the Choicest and raosti approved Varieties for Orchard Planting. Also, many thousands of Ornamental 6f Forest Trees, Evergreen and Deciduous Shrub-v, Roses & Pot Plants, Hawthorn Quicks and other Hedge ' .. ifi . ! ■•'> „r.-Planl*;;'!'i -■■.'.<■[■■- :■■ ; ; '■- Inspection Invited. : Catalogues sent free on application. Oi-ders promptly'attiVhdedtb. j . a__J!.-HANNEKE, nurseryman, marton. tontine investment policies THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, LIMITED, y THE Directors have added to their ordinary branches of business THE TQNTINE POLICY INVJBST- ; ; SYSTEMS / [' , which combines Life Assurance with > Invest (nent nnd Aniivjity, i ;,.. AT ORDINARY RATES. : Like all other policies of this" Society, the Tontine is unconditional, incontestable, unchallengable. . T,iavel 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 *tne Life Assurance Acts of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the various colonies.' A Board o£ directors" m each' Colony, empowered — To accept and complete policy contracts at once. To pay all claims on presentation 'ofpfoofi " ; To invest the premiums m the ■ Colonies. All other forms of Assurance as usual. "' : H. S. H. LYALL, Secretary. Chief Offices m N.Z. : High-street. / . ■' v ,; „ , > ;-„ punedin; i /:■■)!.!■ s DUDLEY EYRE, lleaidont Agent for Waugan vi District,