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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 281, 17 September 1889, Page 4

; W STAND THIS SEASON AT THE OBOUA DuWNS STATION, The Thcbouohbret* Stallion V L LTIG EUR. PJREDby Mesßrs FindUy, C4!onormiß--tj ton . Viciori". By Kiitp Cole (imp ) tiafe Feuella by FisWman (-mp.) dam -R«ie de Florence (imp.) by Flying Duichman, etc. Fanel'x, own sister to Maribyrnong ' (aire of Riohmond, Imperis], Horatia, etc), and half sister to King of the Ring (sire of First King, double ('humpion winner, Pe<rea, Caspian, etc.) Funella is dam of ' Mute (-ire of Pasha, Silence, and Speechles^who^Mts a grand performei in JnrUa). ■r ''WmMm ( im^> Bire ° f the Duke ' Otf '. QfIH^KUD, Littla Jack, Nelson, etc., w^^l^Hmgt Sire °^ Mermaid (dam of ■^^^■^Hnraii Vive, (sister to Vedette), n9HHHgHjj| o f Mrs itidgway by Irish 1 A^m^P^ aa a fi»"at-e!nßs performer on ; the EnSMh turf, tie made his debut as a three-year-old at A^cot, wh re he won the / Ascot Derby and St. James Palace S^akeg. / As a four:year-old he won <he Cumberland Plate, and defeated the Derby winner, Kingcraft, at leve weights over two milea | at Newmarket. His own brother King ] Lud was sold at auction to go to the atud -for 6000 guineas. 'An insftectijpn" '-of ' >VolCigeur'« tabplatß.d;' pedigree sKow tha'' he-is full of Emilius blood — sire of Riddlesworth . Terras— £3 3s, payable J;y promissory . note, and due Ist F^3|-uacy,.iß!)Q, Reduc- ' 'tf on made for two or more mares from the ! same owner. } Every care taken bud no responsibility. j Paddnckiner free for one month, after I which -« b'J a head pir week will be charged. ' , . I _ _^^^.^.. . ■-— -^ -- j. ■■V;; lime: j i LIME for Agricultural and Building pur, oses for cale at lowest possible rates. Apply to j C. HONOEE, ' Foxton. Or to ' I). M Ekooks, | Tram Contractor, Sanson.

GEORGE R PIANOFORTE ANB I TI AMERICAN PA !. £12 10s, £15 £27 10s, The above are pronoun PIANOS Uy Collard & Collard, Brinsineac? & Som Feurich — Bord, ai B^ASe BANDS SUHi^JJED. Vio iLstvanents, Viol SITTINGS FOi. ALL CLA Dances, Songs, and PiauotV-rtb Piece* single aiieet, 2d. i-jiyoaeatu tn Order, Ji' bUiall 1 Mnsic senu through oh« p CATALOGUE PRICE LISTB jt LAIBTQI QTTi WANTED, Farmers and Dairy men to inspec? my Barr* | Cliurns, which are without doubt the \ best churns in the market. The 1 have been twice exhibited, and received highest prizes both times. Over a dozen testimonials to be had on application. 1 Chas. E. GAUSTAD, Cooper, Fitzhei-bert Street, Palmerston North. ' - Mr Edmund Osborne, Storekeeper, Foxton, has been appointed agent for Foxton district, Irom whom tesmonials and prices can be obtained, and where the churns can be seen. nOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE v k /OWKJMf WT ' £/ ■■■■ *■ " '•-'■OWyp' An^ANTAGESi ; LoWP "^^\U ft t?nCTe Baland.8 aland. Clftimi paid immediately after proof of dWHk ■ Boonomicajnwi^eut.^^ TOTAL SUM ASSUBED (including a - aa 1 Bonus Additionfl) ... ... ... «TW«« I TOTAL FUNDS (the whole inverted 4flS in New Zealand) ... ... £lfiW ' In addition to the above fundi, the • I office has an ANNUAL INCOME of I over •••-,-*-■. 1 The Barpluß Cash Proflta in 1885 were ; OPENING OF TONTINE SA™BPUM> SECTION^ Tontino Savings Fund System Policioa are holders will bo allowed to join this seotion. All profits accruing after entering the section arc Get apart to bo divided among * ho J??"^i holders remaining in the section at the ena I of 1900, when liberal returnß in cash are anu 1 case of other Tontines advertised. \ ' V Information canTe^btained at the Head