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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 211, 2 August 1884, Page 4

Ship Hotel, TAUPO QUAY, (Opposite the Railway Station.) W ANGANUI, J, H. JENSEN Begs to intimate to country visitors and the public generally that he has secured a ■■ Well- Grassed Twenty -Acre Paddock A few minutes' walk from the hotel. Customers may therefore rely on receiving every accommodation for their horses. A thoroughly trustworthy groom always atteinndance. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ALL Subscribers owing, over Six Months 1 Subscription to Standabd will be struck off the list at the end of the present month, and their amounts placed m the hands of our solicitor for recovery. This notice must be considered final, and will not be departed from m future. Glorious News FOR MANAWATU. BOOTS & SHOES . For the Million! R. ALLINGHAM TTAS just, received the Largest, \ I Cheapest, and most FashionStock of Boots and Shoes ever imported into the Manawatu. To carry into effect, the well-worn motU» " Small profits and quick returns," he offers the Greatest Bargains ever heard of m the district. The stock has been carefully selected by Home buyers m the Home markets, and therefore all middle profits and charges by Colonial merchants have been obviated, consequently the whole can, and will be sold at such prices as must command a speedy clearance. Bespoke Work Unequalled. None but first class workmen are employed, and nothing but the best of material used. For fit, style, and workmanship nothing can surpass my work, of which the inhabitants of Manawatu have had ample proof. R. ALLINGHAM, "On Tin Square." C. S. GATTON, BOOT MR SHOEMAKER, v The Square* Palmerston North. fIIHANKS his numerous patrons I for the support accorded him since his return to Palmerston, and assures them that no effort shall be wanting oh his part to 1 enable him to sustain tbe high character his Goods have always obtained None but the Best Material and Workmanship employed. , C, S v GATTOISI, y Next the Commercial Hotel. ' (The Standard Office.) TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCES SOCIETY, LIMITED. finHß Directors ha^e added to their JL ordinary branches ot business THE TONTINE POLICY INVEST- .,. <t • MENT SYSTEM, wljich combines Life Assurance with »;•• ; Investment «nd Annuity, : AT ORDINARY RATES. Like all other policies of this Society, the Tontine is unconditional, incou testable, 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, ari*tl registered according to the Life Assurance Acts of Great Britain and Ireland, and of the various colonies. H^ 3 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 Colonies. • All other forms of Assurance as usual. B. S. H. LYALL, Secretary. i •Chief Offices m N.Z. : High-street. J *<y, . Donedin. DUDLEY EYRE, * Resident A gent for Wanganui District, •■■•'••■;■. Cleik. ]■