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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 170, 16 June 1884, Page 2

MONEY TO LEND. £1000 ' AND OTHER SUMS. Interest M<9 to £8 Per Cent. Apply to A. Southey Baker, SOLICITOR, The Squa/re. -" MQNEY TO LEND. nPIRTTST Moneys for Investment on yJL Freehold Security, at current aateVofNterest.- 1 ri\:'Jfrfi :~ v - - : " jr HERBERT* laAKKINb, ; Solici tor anW Notarie Public, y Palm,fraton North. ARRIVAL OF SECOND SHIPMENT FOR WINTER SSASON, 1884. IN announcing the Arrival of our Second Shipment now .to hand, McDowell Bios.' beg J tb ; state that their Stock is at" present unequalled on this* Coast for range of "choice m Superior ■ v.qrtv-ipovy; MnKriPTy, arid -filnthiilg from the leadin» centres of Fashion. The Showroom is now replete with Novelties m Millinery; Mantles, Feathers, Flowers, &c. The Ladle* of Palraevston are respectfully requested to inspect our Stock, and give their orders as etu'ly as possible for Dressmaking to avoid disappointment. McDowell 8h09., Direct Importers of every requisite m Drapery and Clothing, House .Furnishing, &c. / Agent for Hislop& Co., Jewellers, Wellington. A select siock of Gold and Silyer Jewellery now on view. D.M. GEORGE Has much pleasure m announcing the arrival by last 'FRISCO MAIL^STEAMER Of an Exceptionally Choice and Carefully j Assorted WINTER STOCK Now opening up at his Fashionable , Warehouse, direct from the LONDON AND CONTINENTAL ... . ; MARKETS. FAMILY M©IJJtMIl T «, Speciality KAIAIPOI & ©BELONG; TWEEES. Millinery'! \ Drapery ! V Clothing! V — ALL FREbH— , . ; QOM^ AND lIS[SPECT, Strangers who have not before visited my Establishment, will ulcase notice the Address— • NEXT PUBLIC HALL. TEMJPLE OF FASHION. Arrival Of /^HOICE and-Fashionalile Assort\J . m ent just *to hand direct from . .the' '' : •■■■■'■"■■ ■■■■"""■. ; SCOTCH AND ENGLISH MARKETS AND MOSGIEL AND KAIAPOI FACTORIES. T. 1. KERSLAXE, Temple of Fashion, (Next Foresters' Hall.) 35,000. ACRES OF FIHST CLASS LAND FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. THE Emigrant and Colorifata Aid Cor •• ' poratioa have the above qaantity of land for sale: m sections varying m size from 100 TO 500 ACRES IN THB MANCHESTER BLOCK, M&NAWATU The most rising district m the North Is* land. ; .,-..--. '■ The land is the beat of quality, and f.n manyenscpbflS very ralnable limber upon it.. The Manchester Block is tbe centre of the Manawatu -Timber industry, three fon~lbß oftbe sawmilifi m that County bein? located m the Block. The landis opened tip by roads, m many cases nietalled, and the RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO : PATEA, Rnns through the settlement. Taking into consideration tbe qnality of ihe soil, the accessibility and proximity to rail-, way c6mmnnication } the land on the Man« Chester B'.ock is by far the chjsapest NOW OVPEBING TO THE WOtJLD-BE SETTi r<En. i ■ The population of the Block is at present about 3,500. Price — 60s per acre, three- fourths of purchase money may remain on mortgage at seven p^r cent, for five years if required. Title under the Laiid Transfer Act. Full information supplied to intending purchasers on application to foe Company'sOfflce, . . Feilding, where a guide and horse will be supplied to enable buyers to personally iuspfct tbe laud. Plans of Block and any information required sent free to any nddnss, on application by le«ter to the Agent Emmiokakt and Colonist's Aid CORPorATioN Limited Fbilding. Dr J. 11. li. Macintirc, M.R.C.S. (England), L.S.A. (London) Xato Resident Medical Superintendent Royal Infirmary, Bristol. May be consul tod at his rosi'.U-nce, -the Square, (house lately occupied by Mr Waldcgravu), between the liouw of 9 and 10 a,iß , 2 and 3 p.ui.,.and 7 «ud 8 p.m.