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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3708, 4 September 1906, Page 3

\A/ANTED . Advertisements * not exceeding' three lines inserted in this column for is each insertion, six insertions ss, cash ; boohed, is 6d livst insertion, is each subsequent insertion. I -QR a-* O’dm '* ■" sum 1 lime nows, t\v-* u» ,; V r,; OloiiL atliiol IUIT,V----di.iielv, and one in lull viilk. Apply -Mrs Haywood. . s OR SALK.—One pen of pare- ! A bred Black Orpingtons ; one pen of pure-bred Silver Wyandotte;; : one pen of pure-bred Plymouth Rocks ; also several Broody Hens. Apply Mrs T. Haywood, Foxton. j DOR SALE.—A Dog-cart and >■ ' Harness, in good order. Cheap. Apply this office, LOST— A Rover Bicycle, from near Laing’s Hotel. Reward on return to Herald Office. \ A#ANTED TO BUY.—A good v ¥ second-hand sewing machine, cheap, hand or treadle. - Apply Herald Office, | OST (about three weeks ago)— One Red Cow (springing), dehorned, very small star or forehead, V cut out of left ear, with square punch hole behind. Reward 011 return to H. Hartley, Himatangi. LAND FOR SALE. HALF-A CRT?-, Uuion-Shvot. Tea minutes walk from P.O, Price £BS. SEVEN ACRES, with four-rooim'd house, outbuildings, etc, chain? to Hownn S’. and 0 chains to Baker st. PAR 1 LOT II BLOCK VIII. Bounded on the north by Avenue, 225 links, on east by Hall St, 240 links more or less. With*three cottages, including 5 vacant sections containing from 1-8 to 1-4 acre each. TWO FLUE-ROOMED bouses with cultevy. Each v.i h a acre si c ion, Well fenced. Part section [til, Francis S , Foxmn, £230. SECTION G 9, half aero in Robinson StEastern half £7O; Western half £100; whole £l6O. SECTION CB, half-acre in Robinson St. Eastern bait £7O; western half £100; whole £IBO. SECTIONS 68 and 69 together, £325. SECTION 67, half-acre in Robinson St, with seven-roomed.house £950 SECTION 04, half-acre in Thynue St. £llO. Either half £7O. Eight-ot way res- wed for vendor if necessary. THREE ACRES next Herring'on £225, nr if so din parts of one aer each £95, £9O. or £BS, according to position. SECTIONS 67 & 61 fronting Robinson and Thjune Sts., with seven-roomed hous£loso. SECTIONS 67 & 68, one acre fronting Bobinsou S', with sewn roomed house, £llsO. SECTIONS 67, 68. & 64 together, fronting Robinson and Thynne Sts., £1200; one and a half acres. SECTIONS 64. 67, 68, & 69, two acres fronting Robins n and Thynne Sis. £1250. HALF-A RE, with four roomed home, 'venue Road, subdivision 8 o- secion 483, £135. About ten minutes wa k from town, SECTIONS 223, 221. 225, 226, & 227, Avenue Hoad, area, 13 acres, j£4so. Sec 1 tion 225 with fivo-roomed boose and two eastern sections, £375, about 9 acres. pc;ion 225 and house with tvvo'Westem sections, about 7 acres, £350. ONE AND A HALF ACRES, Union St. consisting of sections 150, 151, and parts 152 and 153, £l3O. Ah ut ten minutes waik from town. “ (’ENTRB 05 COMMERCE,” Main | St., the southern half, now used as a bootmaker’s shop. Land, 12ft. (frontage) x 127 ft. Price, £525. Terras can be ar ranged if necessary, in which case interest to be 6%- “ MANCHESTER ” Boardinghouse and Shop; area of land, quarter-acre, with a frontage of 172 links to Park St, and 114 link-. iQ Avenue Road ; * 'oitage used a« a Chinese Laundry, with 7 perches of land ; 40 links (frontage to Park St.) x 115 links ; Cottage with 12 perches of land; 47links (frontage to Avenue) x 172 links. Price for the tot, L 1250. ■'MANCHESTER” boardinghouse and shot) only, LIOOO. Chinese 1 aundry otny, L 250. Cottage only, L 250. Areas as stated above. HALF ACRE, with five-roomed house, Norbiton Road. Price, L3OO. SEVERAL SECTION'S of from 1-4 acre upwards, fronting Coley St, O adstono St. and Putter St,, Foxton. L 35 per quarter acre. Property of Mr J. Hillary. SECTIONS 127 & 128, corner of Johnston and Union St. One acre. THIRTEEN SECTIONS, from 1-4 acre to over 12 t an acre each. Prices range rom L 35 to L6O. FIVE-ROOMED house with scullery and bath-room, 441't frontage to Cook St. Area : 22 perches, pait Block V, Foxton. Apply to R. Moore Solicitor, Foxton, MOUNSEY & CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, (Corner Rangitikei Line and Queen-st.) Palmerston, PRODUCERS of all kinds of Dairy, Farm and Orchard Produce, can depend on getting the highest market prices obtainable on ail goods sent, in for sale, and account sales immediately remitted. Sales Twice a Week—Thursdays and Saturdays. Outdoor sales undertaken. Pigs and Poultry a Speciality. Banners : The Union Bank of Australia. Telephone 138. P,O. Box 77.