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Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 299, 20 November 1883, Page 2

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~ WK,-Sfn ymir issue of sUlßmy^ou have a leader head^l "Offjfc Jericho,'' which gives a verywTtntgirnpT^ssion Jf left^Baßswe^edfri^lleH^we^tu e*»trip at all, and that everything is being w^ngedHaii^tt^d-ntboye!'JwiM'u>. I.1 '. "Q&nr is merely to club together and thereby procure a cheap passage for tsßferlers: whu have ßnuirgir' joC 'TOtrrao,er energy and will, but a very .§knfe r ; purse.- The ticket will not coat" above£l2 per adult fr^iA^apie^andl/tr|ight to the place* Pbs6t SortriU-*ih ; question is .not , a. v teirjj, b^t . rca% ¥ne''^l%linuev!e^^ne4f«rt*Wto , Pacific railway, which, lately finished, has opened up immense fe^ks of^||i,h3 ! country. Most of the passengers 11? tend settlingAdowniat^u-get Sounrf, and thp^ee^ptQ^ed^i^ Roland fti&. friends 'and relations. Puget Sound WttoM* »i9gsifice^Ab>rssrA^l|iie-cTaifj rival San Francisco m commercial importance on account of its position** ojft the globe, and its immense rgsinjrces^ It will .take the most of th,at commerce^ away frim ! San^Fra^e^sco^^ic^-arises' out of products from East-Indies,Oiiina>j their goods at Puget Sound, wonld shorten the route some^bjngj[^^j) i ori miles. Its resources m minerals, naher-' I ies, timber, pastoral .and^agncuTturaTj land, are immensej^ichyw^i^ita^posi-/ tion on the highway of commerce will m al^v^yea^a^e Jfegli&Bo! [£<& XjCxjjfav^Ah,y,naw . sett loa«eiVite bing^eafc* his papers as an T^ei^n^«bject "~_ff acquire 160 acr^yndGod^tJL Mi being m fact only the price of the crown gran^tJ^b?ah^l»AW |_*iWI after having settled on the land_far_6~ os to 20s accordingly Bpa^tipn» The movement is espe^all/gott^xm^morig tbe settlers m Hawke's Bay bns^sejPEie-~ ments along the Napier road^Hvßdjarel Utterly fdisflplpointed M&filfetx&BoU and «lioi^tei;J{Dbfe vessel fcwiJtisSrart front* NapierariiAxlhil next.and-thefe are noW> 200 on timilist, 300 baMtftoe required -lithittfctit^ATseleS for>-y6n' itaewnte/against the proiee^ b lndetio«hei< dtautaßtatoei. The^"|eo^l# infaan^tobettCTithernSelveei^ as they* itad&Qutedbutit will.'^Jn^nSt^way, tft&p cazmotibeiwors*dff 'tfian^the^ are heie^ at prfißeiifc*! Th»y"Sfe^ bound to gdt> cheaffecamcrns good soi^aW^he elimatxe o is. almost'' /Italian. obShetteVed by the** RookyMoUhtainsfro^^^old rioW ewinflsvespbied to tlfe 1 gonial influence ofetheUraUSwinds from^Pacific, and having #s3hoies <lappf£by^the warn* JapahieKfrFurrent, •Whioh'^dts on water* frend^blimatelidfiiiliiil fwQttJftulf Stream* 1 iofitb^^4l^ntic,%li^«9^i4<ho r fearWel*h'ei»f for ftosj»i*r drought® noPbnpey6lSwi# altawrthese>few xH6fit_rfty tb l find rbbfi^ iffi-tihe>io6lhhinsOfyoni^Valu\ibl§%aiier.^ ilstdoDnot affix m3?^numb (l for 9r vaS t itt\l§ t iresidns/wKch you can^'tfe^stand your'•sei^aljrhelfe property* Wispose dfj'a'ioV smrfhy^aiftffe«itb arrange before I can <isayi# Gocfrbye w 'ThPsaJ_e is the dm w^tjr_tany. When°tfceiTiirae comes for departure I hope we all will part with - _^Q^ ito«de_e^^Pa_f, Ac.;-'^ 8 wcl Wora_-ifi&____e&_r.- v 7!: