To the Editor of the "Nontu-Cutxa Datty News."
Six,—We have pleasure to inform you of the following summarised particulars to hand in connection with the issue of the Japanese Government Troasure Bond and shall feel greatly obliged for the insertion thereof in your paper Council should have no objection tol" Total amount to be issued:—Yen purchasing the saddlery. All the later 190,000,000.
M. I. reinforcements in South Africa " Tnterest:—Five per centum per wore supplied with light, roomy annum.
English hunting saddles, a rifle) Redeemable:—Within five years of bucket, and a bit and snaffle either issue. of which was discarded according to the Issue Price needs of the horse. Wallets were not To be subscribed:—In eight instal-used on account of weight. Surely som ments ending in November, 1904. one might venture to suggest the pur-Applications:—Received from Ist March chase of 35 such sets to the proper'quarter. next and closed on 10th idem. Each They would be light, thoroughly service-application to be accompanied by an able and cheap, and' would save private application-money of two. Yen per Bond saddlery from the wear of drills and of Yen 100. parades, No one wishes to expose his We are also instructed that the issue saddle to a rent from the next man's, j so enthusiastically welcomed that it spur or to have dents crushed into it by seems difficult for any one to have an the bolt of a rifle. Further, rifle buckets allotment in full, unless his tender be must be supplied. Men cannot work all a little above the issue price. day with a slung rifle, and carrying it in We are glad to receive applications in the hand is equally killing, and leaves only-this office up to-the-9th prox. and give the left hand free to manage the horse. any information when required.
It is distinctly satisfactory to. read that a -Lam, ete., 1grge number of drills will not be exacted.
For the Yoxoi
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