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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 150, 23 May 1884, Page 2

MONEY TO LEND, £1000 AND OTHER SUMS. < Interest £7 to *8 Per Cent. Apply to E, W, PERKINS, SOLICITOR, The Squa/ib. moneFto lend] WEhave Trust Moneys for Investmenton Freehold Security, at current rates of Interest. HANKINS & BAKER, Solicitors, Notaries, &c, Palmerston North. NOTICE ! NOTICE ! NOTICE ! "FRED. BEAVEN HAYING leased the whole of those promisesin the Square. Palnier3ton, (pin a part of which hv. has been carrying on Vosinessf or some time past) purposes m<ik'-<£ ««ch alterations as will enable him to place on vi*w a much larger stock than has hitherto been kept The inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding district are invited to make an early inspection, as it is my intention to sell all t»oods at the lowest remunerative profit. The Stock will be found to consist of everything required m a GENERAL STORE. I hope by strict personal attention to the^business, to merit a fair share of public support. Familieswill be waited upon for orders, and Goods delivered m any part of the district. FRED BEAVEN, The Square, Palmerston North. CIVIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT, &c, PALMERSTON NORTH. WINTER SEASON 1884. TO THE LADIES of PaLMERSTON . SPECIAL Di>play of Latest Novelties m" all Departments, direct from the Leading Centres of Fa&hion g;raivd display on TUESDAY, Ist APRIL. McDowell bros., CASH "WAREHOUSE, l>r J. H. li. Ulaciirtire, M.R.C.S. (England), L.S.A. (London) Late Resident Medical Superintendent Royal Infirmary, Bristol. May '^f consulted at Li-s residence, the Square, (\\nvw lately occupied by Mr Waldegraw), between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m , 2 and 3 p.m., and 7 and 8 p.m. TEMPLE OE FASHIONARRIVAL Of WMT33R STOCK. CHOICE and Fashionalilo Assortuientjnst to hand direct from the SCOTCH AND ENGLISH MARKETS AND MOSGIEL AND KAIAPOI FACTORIES. T. T. KERSLAKE, Temple of Fashion, (Next Foresters' Hall.) 35,000 ACRF.S OF FIRST CLASS LAND JfOU SALIC Ia MANA'-VAiU. n"*HE Emigrant and C>lonists Aid Corporation «nve the above quaiif-Hy of land far • <^!e i« setvions vanm-j it» siz* fr-..m 10() TO SO.) \r.HVr i>< ''•'. i' '' MANOHJiSTiiit IUA>LK, Yi.V- *v. V, ! { The most rUinfc district n the North 1» land. The land is the best of quality, ami m many casepbas very valuable timber upoi. it. The M&nchr'Jti-r B!«»i-k is 'he centre o tho Manuwatu Timbe>- industry, three fon-ths ofthe sawmills m that County being located m the Bloc:k. The landis opened up by road.*, iti many cases tn stalled, and tho RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO PATErt, Eons through the settlement. Taking into consideration the quality of the soil, the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Man* Chester Block is by far thk cheapksi NOW OFFERING TO THE WOULD-BK SETTi LEB. The population of the Block is at present about 3,500. Price— 6ob per acre, three-fourths of purchase money may reniaia on mortgage at seven per cent, for five years if required. Title under the Land Transfer Act. Full information supplied to intending purchasers on application to the Comp. any'sOfflce, Feilding, where a guide aud horse will be supplied to enable buyers to personally inspect the land. Plans of Block and any information required sent free to any address, on application by letter to the Agent Em migrant and OoLoNieT'a Aid CoaPorATioN Limited Feildino. HORSE and Cattle Medicines Hemimston's, Rangitikei-steeefc.