GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. TO THE POLICY-HOLDERS. LADIES and GENTLEMEN— I have the honour to announce myself as a Candidate for a seat on tho Central Board of the Association. For several years I had a share m the working of a profitably conducted Life Insurance Company m London, and this experience, combined with, my commercial knowledge and extensive business connection throughout New Zealand r would, if lam elected, be at your service to advance the Association's best interests. Soliciting your confidence, I am, Ladies and Gentlemep, Yours Respectfully, JOSEPH KITCHEN. LADIES COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, TEMPLESTOWE. WANGANUI. Pbincipal ... MRS HARRISON DAVIS. 7TIBE above School will be opened on JL Monday, the 26th day of January, when Mrs Davis will be assisted by a staff of efficient, teachers consisting of a Resident Matriculated Governess, Visiting Governesses, and qualified and Experienced Masters. ; , The School* buildings are large and well ventilated, and are also situated m a pleasant and healthy part of Wanganui, outsido'the town. The proportion of teachers to scholars will.be large, therefore backward pupils may receive individual care. , The aim of the, course of instruction is to provide a general education of the highest order, and speoially to develop the characters as well as the intellect of the pupils, and to foster a ladylike tone throughout the institution. \ < Music will be specially attended to, i the system taught being that of the ■Conservatoire of Music m Germany, or France. ■ ; A limited number of Boarders only will be received, so that thorough attend tion may be relied on. Prospectus on application to the Lady Principal. References kindly permitted to Mrs Moorhouse (wife of the Bishop of Melbourne), Rer. Canon Bromby, M.D., Melbourne, Rev. J. Laurence Rentoul, M.A., St. George's, Melbourne, and Dr Embling, Elmwood, Melbourne., Testimonials from Lady Wilson, Oakleigh Hall, Dr Woolridge, Toorak Road, Rev. Henry ; Archda'le Langley, St. Matthew's, Rev. - W. P. Pearce, St Paul's, Melbourne, and others. 10*000 Programmes at 10s Each. £5000. FIDELITY COM^AKY'S . ANNUAL PROGRAMME , On the , ': DTJiNEDIN CUP. . t . . . ■ 40 HORSES and 115 N.Z. 80N133. •:• ■:.'■;■• Divided as; follows :— ; First Horse . £1300 N.Z. BONDS. Second Horse 700 sat £100 £000 Third Horse 300 10 at £50... ! 500 Others (divided) 700 20 at £20... l 400 40 at £10... : 400 ■ . v .. 40 at £5 ... 1 -200 total./.' 1 £3000 115 Bonds |fi2oopj Total amount of Prizes... j)SQOp, Each Ticket has. Six Chaoceß, an^ can obtain a. Prize m Each Drawine; .- ; ■ ;, -.will CLOSE on or about 24th FEBRQARY, 1885. "..'•.., Please add stamps for reply and result. Remittance« can be sent as follows:— ; - : 1. Cheques, P.O. Orders or Back Note*.-.:. , .. ■ . : ■ ■ 2. Make crossed cheques, with is added for exchange, pa yable either to a No., or simply to bearer as printed, but not to any particular person; If cheques or bank drafts are payable either to .a particular , person or to order they will be returned to. the sender. 3. Post-Office Orders may be sent; but they must be made payable to Fidelity Company odlt and not to any particular person . ; 4. Registered letters or telegrams can - not be replied to. Address only as below : ■ ! FIDELITY COMPANY, Care of Alfred A. Cameron's Bor f 251, Post-offiec, Danedio. PALMERSTON" I Central Heady Money Store, Main-st Opposite Venn's Facto^ y. Giving: Up Business. :.. . , t ... The Complete Stock now Offering for i x ,-■ ..••. Sale at i Greatly Reduced Prices. Sugar, 13/- per bag. Ameucan Axes (Sharps',) 5/6 each. Pudding Plates, 4/6 per doz. ' : Dinner Plates, 5/ per doz. x Bell & Blaok's Vestas, ,5d per do?/ 2 Gross Square Tin Vestas, \\% per doz , and Bound Tin Vesta?, 8d per doz. j r ; •■ Best Yellow Soap, 8d per bar. ■ Common Yello w Soap, 5d per bar. Best Flour (501b5,) 6/. ' : Kerosene, 130 Test, 8/-' per tin. ■ Knives and Forks, from 6/- per doz. !' Plated Forks, Cheap. ' '. | Pumps and. Camp Ovens, very clieap. 'HQllbwave, Brush ware, Hardware^ | Groceries, &c, &c. '■-■'■ . and '' ; ! Various other Goods, . too numerous i to mention, will all be offered at equally Eeduced Prices. ! J Also, the Premises For Sal© <> r To Let. ; N.B. — All Debts owing must be paid forthwith. r. thXgkerl PRGPBIETOIt. , NOTICE. i PALMERSTON NORTH . ..• Tannery & Fellinongery COMPANY, FITZEOY-SITREET, . " Terrace End, Palmerston No^rfch. jnnHIS Factory is buyer of Tv*ool, X also, of- Hides, Calfj Pig and Sheep Skins at highest prices^ Wool Floor-mats Stained any desired Colour. "Wool Scoured on Commission. Mr Alt'. Peterson, the Square, has authority to transact business for the Company. ' {
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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 14, 18 December 1884, Page 3
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732Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 14, 18 December 1884, Page 3
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