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Temuka Leader, Issue 2036, 22 April 1890, Page 2

J. Mundell and Co. NOTICE TO STOOkOWNERS IN THE TEMUKA, MILFORD, AND WAITOHI DISTRICTS. /'E have decided on OPENING A , / BRANCH of Our LIVE STOCK AUCTION BUSINESS IN TEMUKA, and have arranged for a suitable site, on which we are now about to Erect Large and Commodious Saleyarda for the disposal of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, and PIGS. Notice of Opening Sale and full particulars in future advertisement. J. MUNDELL & CO., ap!9 Auctioneers. H. B. Webster and Co. WINCHESTERJIRAIN STORE. WE beg to Notify that WE HAVE TAKEN the ABOVE STORE, and are prepared to RECEIVE GRAIN FOR STORAGE LOWEST CURRENT RATES. We shall have a man in constant attendance, aDd Farmers storing with us will find every attention given to their business. To ensure space, application should be made at once. We are CASH BUYERS of COCKSFOOT ond RYEGRASS. H. B. WEBSTER & CO., mr27 Geraldine.

GRACIE, MACLEAN & CO. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. LONGLANDS, TEMUKA. IUESDAY, 29th APRIL, 1890, At 11.30 a.m. Undersigned have received inL structions from Mr David Johnatoo, who has Sold hie Farm, to offer for Sale by Pub'ic Auction as above, all his STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS—--3 Draught Horses 1 Trap ]*lare 2 Y'-nrlings 1 Foal 40 Hasd Cattle, including 27 Milch Cows in full profit, and many springing 1 Shorthorn Bull 4G Pigs 20 Pairs Fowls 5 Paira Ducks 150 Empty Sacks 100 Bushels Grass S«ed Implements—Dray, D.F. Plough, Swing Plough, Reaper and Binder (Buckeye), Trap and Harness, Roller, Shaft and Leading Harness, flarroWß, Dairy Utensils, Milk Can and Pans, and a large quantity of sundries Household Furniture and Effects. GRACIE, MACLEAN & CO., apl9 - Auctioneers. W. Collins & Co. WILLIAM COLLINS & GO. PRODUCE MERCHANTS, TIMARU, ARE CASH BUYERS AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES canadian, spar ro weill, and danish oats. { alsomilling AND FOWL WHEAT, AND __DERWENT POTATOES FO R POBWAB D DE L i;V : E RY. mr!3 GOYERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. i N ADVERTISEMENT having re- \_ cently appeared in the Geralbine Guakdian under the signature of an Agent of the Australian Mutual Provident Society, tending to throw discredit on the Bonuses granted by the Government Life Insurance Department, it is desirable to lay the following facts regarding a claim recently paid by this Office in the Canterbury District before the Policyholders of the Department, in order to prevent misuoder standings. The policy in question iras taken out under the oldest rates of the Department, rates of premiums which it was expressly stated at the time were not calculated to yield any profit whatever. The policy was therefore almost parallel to a nonprofit policy in the A.M.P. Society. The premium for -61080 was oaly 12s 6d per annum more than the non-profit rate in the latter office (or £l© in all during the 16 years it had been in force), yet the atmliog result has been that whereass in the Mutual Provident Society NO BONUS whatever would have been giveo, the amount paid over and above the sum contracted for with this Department was ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY FTVF POUNDS. F. W. FRANKLAND, Government Insurance Commissioner apl7 MONET. TTTE have instructions for the Investment of £15,000 on First-class Mortgages at LOWEST RATES. Terms to suit Borrowers. Principal repayable by instalments or otherwise, as arranged. SMITHSON, RAYMOND, & SMITH, jill Solicitors, Goraldine.