TEMPLETON GLOBAL INVESTMENT TRUST
497, 1999-02-26
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                       SUPPLEMENT DATED FEBRUARY 26, 1999
                              TO THE PROSPECTUS OF
                      TEMPLETON GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND
                              dated August 1, 1998

On February 26, 1999,  Templeton  Global  Investment  Trust's  Board of Trustees
approved a  proposal  to merge the  Templeton  Global  Infrastructure  Fund into
Templeton World Fund, subject to shareholder  approval.  Templeton Funds, Inc.'s
Board of Directors  also approved the merger on behalf of Templeton  World Fund.
The  investment  goal of both  the  Templeton  Global  Infrastructure  Fund  and
Templeton  World Fund is  long-term  capital  growth.  The Boards  believe  this
proposed merger will benefit shareholders.

It is  anticipated  that  later  this  year  shareholders  of  Templeton  Global
Infrastructure  Fund will receive a proxy and proxy statement  requesting  their
votes on the merger.

Templeton Global  Infrastructure  Fund will be closed to new investors after the
close of business on February 26, 1999. If you are a shareholder of record as of
the close of business  on February  26,  1999,  you may  continue to add to your
account, subject to your applicable minimum additional investment amount, or buy
additional   shares   through   reinvestment   of  dividend   or  capital   gain
distributions.

Although  you may redeem your  shares,  please keep in mind that if you sell all
the  shares in your  account,  your  account  will be closed and you will not be
allowed to buy additional shares of Templeton Global  Infrastructure  Fund or to
reopen your  account in the fund.  If you sell your shares in the fund,  you may
reinvest  some or all of the  proceeds in most of the other  Franklin  Templeton
Funds  within 365 days without an initial  sales  charge.  The proceeds  must be
reinvested within the same share class.


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