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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 82, 19 December 1885, Page 3

Exhibition of Drapery, JMhing, Boots, &c, Ac. The Stock is unusually large and varied, and selected with special care arid judgment from the very best Housea. Ladies' new Dress Materials: Ladies' new Stockenette Jackets. Ladies' new Capes for the shoulder in Silk and Cashmere. Ladies' new Hats, Corsets, Collars, and Hosiery. A choice selection of Millinery. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING. Kaiapoi Clothing, made to special order, in Men's, Boys' and Youths'. English Clothing remarkably cheap — Boys' Suits from Gs. Men's Serge Coats from 6/9. Men's Tweed Coats, lined, from 9/6. Men's Tweod Suits from 18/0. GROCERY. Teas from 2s. All my Teas are specially good value. Splendid sample of Currants and Raisins, Figs, &c. Just opened up— A large lot of China Glass and Crockery ware. FACTS ARE VERY STUBBORN THINGS.. From long experience and practical knowledge of the value of goods, my Customers can rely on getting the best value for their money. Inspection and comparison invited. Great inducements offered for Cash. D. R. LEWERB. GENERAL IMPORTER, Wholesale and Retail Stores, Feilding. ■ ■ ~— MANCHESTER HOUSE. NEW GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS. We are showing Special Lines, just opened this week, in Flowers, Laces, and Feathers, Bought at half price. PRINTS, DRESSES, DOLMANS, <&c, &c, In great variety. MEN'S SUITS at 37/6, worth 60/-. MEH'S WHITE SHIRTS 2/6. MEN'S DIAGONAL SUITS 52/6, worth £4 10/-. BOYS' SUITS from 5/11. Serge Suits to fit BOYS, large and small, 12s 6d, Worth 20s. MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS 5/6— Special Line 7/0. Call and inspect for yourselves our stock of Colonial-made TROUSERS AND SUITS. The best value ever offered in the district for the money. Boots and Shoes From The Best Makers Only. CHRISTOPHER BROWK SMALL GRAZING BUNS, WANGANUI DISTRICT, PBOVINCIAL DKTBIOT OP WELLINGTON. KAREWAREWA, PAEATIEKE, & HEAO BLOCKS. Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 9th December, 1885. NOTICE is hereby given, in terms of "The Land Act, 1885," Part VII., that leases of the runs enumerated hereunder will be submitted to public auction, at the Masonic Hall, Wanga&ui, on Tuesday, the 12th January, 1886, at the upeet rental per acre stated opposite each run. SCHEDULE. o r» Upset Soetion. Block. Survey Uis- Bent per Bemarks. tnct - Acre? Karewaebwa Block. a. b. p. 1 ■■/•■..::.. : 1 VIII. Waipakura... 405 2 0 6d. Rough, hilly country, 2 „ „ 412 2 0 6d. covered with manuka; 8 „ t. 418 022 6d. tawai,tawhero,binau, ; 4 „ „ 628 0 0 od. rewarewa, remu, &c. ; 5 „ „ 640 0 0 Bid. the BO a var ieß from 1 V. Mangawhero 550 0 0 6d. p^,. to good ; water 2 „ „ 666 0 0 6d. fa generally available; and a good horse-road has been formed partly through the block. Distance from Wanganui, by Feild'a Murimotu Road, about 18 miles. ; Pabatceke Block. 11 VI. Mangawhero 221 124 9d. Undulating and killy 12 „ .. 499 324 6d. country, witb. occa^ 13 „ „ 340 039 6d. gional open flats on 14 K. „ 89 128 9d. the Mangawhero; 15 „ „ 156 124 6d. River, covered gene--16 „ „ 229 2 0 7£d. rally with scrub and 18 „ „ 628 319 6d. light bushon the bills,---19 „ ;, 299 316 6d. and with heavier tim--20 IX. „ 312 016 Is. berin the gullies. The 21, parti „ „ 255 129 Is. scrub consists of manuka, koromiko, mahoe, &c. ; the larger . trees comprise matai, \ kahikatea, . hinau, \ maire,&c. The block is fairly well watered ; the soil varies from! fair to excellent; it has been well opened up by horse-roads, and is distant from Wanganni about twentythree miles by Field's Murimotu Boad. { Heao Block. ' I 1 VTI. Mangawhero 1,985 1 0 6d. [Eough, hilly, country, 1 2 „ „ 605 0 0 6d. generally covered with; 4 „ . » ..: ' 761 216 6d - Hght bush and scrub, 8 XIV. „ 716 2 0 6d. with some patches of 9 „ „ 927 0 0 6d* fern-land on the^Tani ; gaehu, at the southern ' ' . , ® n d* The larger trees ' : " -;^ ".."■"'. comprise rimu, matai, • . : '. , , . kahikatea, and a few; .■/.,."■ „'-. . , ■„.. . totara. The southern! r : .... , : j: i: end of the block is ac-; I :■ .. - '■'■>.' / " " cessible from Hales's : :-•■■:. ■ ; ' Murimotu Road, and ■■. ; ■': ■■ -:' ' ■■■";■ ; ;'v-. : '' ■■'^ ' [ .■'■.' :i < -'.\," .the'^ noi*them part ;-'■■• . P'- 1 ; ;: ' ''i l '-' ■:'■■ '*'■■■■'■: ■■.'] ' "'!;,_ ,; !: '^rough>]ipparatieke '' -■• / '- ■■' ': '■'"•■>. :> - ' '. '„' ■';',:.'.; \ '*]:■ >■" / ; BJoct.4 : the. distance -■' ; .''.,/-■/' .'■•■ ' :'.^:-' '„',•■ '.-■;' ..•■! . ■•'■■■''■-' Virom^WnngaJiuibeing'' '."•'.". : ,:'.'"*.'. ' ■.'.■;,;■.! .., X,"'i- : '>- '■ .-■•■•'■■■"■ 4bou|i twenty - five .-':■ '■.■'•'■•' •■ ■.■:'' ' . •'•- ■ : '> *'. ; ■ '•■'- r ■■-..' :i - '■■'. :j nileß- ■■'■ ": ; '-]/' . ! ' .' *£500 for improvements to be paid by lessee. The leases will be for an absolute term of twenty-one years, renewable for a i fuxther term of tweuiy-one years, in terms of section 209 of " The Jjand Act, 1885." Improvements equal in value to one year's rent must be effected in each year for the first two years ; and before the end of the sixth year an additional amount equal totwo years' rent, must also be expended. " ' Valuations for permanent improvements, as prescribed in sections 210 and 214 of " The LandjAot, 1885," will be paid at the expiry of the leases to the outgoing tenants. No person can take up mpre ; than one irun. No person who owns freehold land, or land, under lease or license from the Grown which vi all would exceed 6,000 acres, pr,wh9,is incapable -of making: the declaratSon prescribed by section 200 of "The Land Act^iSSSi" .can-b^cpme^»:l«ssee^ ■\';;,.^-': : -^:r:^*^'-^ :^ l^-->:' ~ ;; - : ..'- '■' rl 'i- : "" : ' " :: , ' ' ' '„.■:, -:., : -,.u^'-' *- ; W. A. MABCHANT, S^?-: 1 Oommieeioner of Crown Lands.