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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 2, 30 November 1883, Page 2

j A CAKr.J TIPI- rTA.XJGH.TON &UO, Ljjf!a»-. JUL .-:., : :tS- : ' p* ;^teuEsgs .^Afrrojae'; aNi> l^om eb?»^ j_| "IS E__g-street Melbonrhe.- ! : JM ■%& -^.oo— t,-. \ WbSi, <3rajhi; Skins,i Park,; Timber, &c t> sold on Loans and MorU < '"■ - ' '--. ga/?e8 negotiated. • O'd S' preme Court Buildings, La card.J J. Herbert Hankina. A. Southey Baker .TXANKLSS AND -nAKER, Bakristers, Solicitors,: &• Notaries Public, i-aimerston North and Wood vi lie. lA OABD.J WF LLI AMSON& CO., I vV HOLES ALE <fe RkTaIL. „;(JHH MISTS A.>'U DRUGGISTS Victoria Avenue, WANGANUi. [AOARD.i Ho&iey, J^yon, : & Co., AUCTIONEERS, , Land, Stock, and Station Agents. '; NAPIER AND HASTINGS, '] HAWKE'S BAY. Stock Sales held at Hastings, first Thursday m every month., I ''. 'a ' '-, '. : L c A ß^w TT7T L1 1 AM S ON , AND p O. j SHAREBROKERS, iLambton ,Qua^ Oonosite Bank ot New Zealand;! w;ellingtoh. P. £. W. A TT *■ FINANOIHL AND COMwIIB^ION AOENT, Valuer, &c, &c. 1 WELLINGTON. '■ DENTIST, (BY EXAMINATION.) Victoria A vpu ac, ,W anganui . , t : 1 LL DIS Rl ASBS' of the teeth,' jaws, /\.!i>nd • aßßociale: parts, treated. Teeth stopped with gold or Bilver. Artificial ones made upon improved principles. - : )/j;i -Y^NO^CE. ■;,■.■.■:•■.!(;:■ -i i — — MR COTTLE, Dentist, can be consulted at: Mt'LearyV-Chemist, on Wednesday, the 28th inst., from, 10 a.ni. till 5 p.m. / / I WHYTE'S HOTELFOXTON. { EDWARD JEWELL.- • I ■; ,\:y. ■'„ >'.; • ' •'.;.■ :. "■■■ • WISHES' to inform the public that having assumed the proprietorship- of the above w-11-known and favorite boW, he intends to spare no expense to make it the most comfortable hotel oi itbe coasti None but experienced' servants deeply and visitcrb chn rely on receiving every- attention and civility. — j aftie tible will-b^ pjvided m almost-: liberal manner, and th* proprietor's Ion? experience as prp^tdore of tbje ; l.a^ft N,Z. 5.3. Company's and aher boats will be a 1 'that ' NONE BUT, THE BFST OF ALES, WINES! >ANO SPIRITS ; &c.j vMll be kept m stock. ■ ' 7 ' , j * ;:> '-r ' THE * STABLES „ ,' '' will be unr|er- t th t e m%nagem. a nt'6f the well-known R.'Sf AiN LE V, lateof Cobb ._, -(& Cq.,,FQxtpn..._ ;. -i r -.ii.' .v : ... :, '■ -•■- ; ■y--ifjiJ ; ;■.:.-.■ '• ■-■ The'EXPRESS fi-orri the-HoWl : will b|e m attendancb oii night trains to convey passengers and laggage for thope wishing to stop at the Ho'eli FjtEE OF GffJrltaE. - Cobband Co/sCbacbfes stop at'the^ Hotel to take or land .passengers to or from Wellington. ' : ' "" Those for Wellington 9oach may rely on being called m time to have hot breakfast before s tar ting. - --1 :\ -i-di Ayy ?}.;■ •>«• --. iv-.-.' ■- ■ ■:■ 35.000 ACRES, OF FIRST CLASS .LAND. FOR SALE IS MANAWATU. THE' Emigrant and Colonists. AidiOpr-; poration have Jbe above' quantity of land for sale m seotions varying m size from I •<-'■> <-idd"W3 500 -acres; : ••••■:-i : J • IN THE MANCHESTER:] BLOCK, ; MANAWATU,. ; The most rising district m the North Isi land. '■.•' -„- .V ■::-..; .... •,-..•)! , The land is the heat of quality, and m many case? has very valuable timber upon it. • Toe.Manchelter''Blo'ck is the centre of the : iManawatu Tjmher?indußtry,i tjiree fou-thsof ;the sawmills jn that County peing located m the Block. . j The land is opened"" up by roadp, m ' ' many caseb metalled, and the '•■■ >' RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO PATEA, j Runs through tba^ settlement. Takinß • into consideration -the quality of the soil, ' the accessibilHvsand^firoximity to railway : eommnnicaUotf /the land on the Manchester ' Block is by far thb Chbapest now ovfer- ' '■ INO TO-'riHE^WOBLD-BEI fefiTlTL^R; The pppu-) lation of the Block is at present about 3,500. j>jj O e_6os per «ere, .. tbree-|purths of .pur. chase money /may remain' on mortgage at seven ber cebt;for five yearß if required. 'Title under the' Land Transfer Act. . : . Full infprmatipn supplied to intending ■ ptjrchas,ers on application t 0 the Company's Office, Feilding, where a guide'and horse will r be. supplied to enable buyers to personally m'specl'tbelainar Plans of Blqcfe and any information required sent free to any address, on application by letter to the Agent Emxior ant and Colonist's Aid COBPorATiQN L^iviirEP ;Fei'lt>ino. " ! v! v. : '."■•■iiJ-i-l. DR CURL, (ot -Rangitikei), may bt, Cdrvßiilted every FRIDAY, at Remington's Dispensary, opposite the i Bank of Außtralasia, from 1 ! to half-past | }i _the' ftfternbotfj - ! Mr Remington is 1 - authorized to give, \ any information as to fees, and to : arrange for' -'outdoor visits if required. ; Patients are invited to ATTEND \ f EAPvi*y, to give time for careful^ i 'Ekaniinfatibu,