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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 61, 10 November 1887, Page 2

MONEY. -^Por Investment on Security of Freehold Lands. "Town Properties accepted ample margin offered. I AM prepared fo advance large or small sums on favorable terms to borrewers. «•'■-■."-■ Interest, 6 \ and 7 per cent. — according to amount required; 9 per cant, small sums I invite enquiry as to expenses, and borrowers can then compare my terms with other lender's total charges. I have J6400Q and £2000 of local money at 7 per cent, in sums of^filOOO wd upwards. The £2000 1 can break into smaller sums at 7£ or 8 per cent. A. SOUTHEY BAKER, Saucrroß. Palmerstok Koeth. m R v fc- t m oT"iTs~ To Settlers in the Manchester, Douglas, and Pohangina Blocks. I am prepared to supply settlers on the above blocks with sums of money not exceeding £500 upon security of approved Rural Land without requiring payment of procuration, commission, or other such fee 3, and at current rates of interest. I. Herbert" hankins, '■ Sbfuorroß, and Notaby Public, Paucebston North. EDMUND GOODBEHEEE. Hottsb Agent, Land Agent, Xnotbanck & General Commission Agent. T> URAL, Surbnrban, and Town ProXV perties on sale or lease. - Several well improved farms to be disposed of cheap. Every description ef agency btudness undertaken. .Persons having properties for sale of anj description whatever aro invited to eommunioate at once. NO CHARGE made unless » ale is effected through the agency. - Rents and debts collected. Fire and life Insurance ejected at lowest current rates .; H. J. Haliday, BADDLER ? HAS now opened a temporary shop in Fergusson street near I to Stevens and Gorton's, with an entirely new stock consisting of— Saddles, Harness, Bridles, Spurs, Bits, Martingales, ! .. Sursinfleß, Girths, and every requirement for the business of a- first-class saddler. ■ Inspection invited. Saddles stuffed and repaired. i*ll work guaranteed. Saddles and Harness made or repaired on the shortest notice at the lowest remunerative prices. Five per cent, discount for cash on all new articles. TUT B . r\ BEEN WO 0 D I>ENTIST, , WANGANUI, Mr Greenwood will make his next M Feilding on WEDNESDAY, 16th November, and may be consulted %t the Denbigh Hotel. TI|ANOHESTEB BIFLES. MONTHLY OEDERS FOB NOVEMBER. O^debuxs. — Sergeant Evans and Corporal Fowles. Inspections.— Friday, 11th, 18th, and 3sth, at the Psbhe Hall, at 7.30 p.m. J>. H. MACARTHUE, (V^ftin Commanding. : WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. j *TIHE s.B. NAPIER, Captain Har- j X vet, will leave Wellington every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Foxton— every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. W. G. ROBINSON, Foxton Agent. fc'RANK OWEN, f ICENSED and AUTHORISED Li .PURVEYOR. Offices in Manchester Street, next the Sample Rooms. Orders left with Mr Sherwill will be attended to STANDARD INSURANCE COMPANY. v ALL' Risks taken at Lowest Rates allowed by the Wellington Underwriters' Association." JAMES BEATTIE, : Feilding Agent. WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, (Limited). TO WOOL-GROWERS. fTlHts Company has arranged with JL the Manager of New Zealand Bai'ways for a through Rate of 7s 4d per Bail for Wool. from Marton (the junction of the Central Trunk Line), Greatford, and Eakariki Stations, Wanganui section, ta the Wool Shed, RivilwAy Wharf, Wellington. JAS. WALLACE, j General Manager. Wellington, Ist November, 1887.