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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 258, 27 September 1884, Page 2

MONEY TO LEND. £1000 AND OTHER SUMS. Interest £7. to £S Per Cent. Apply to A. Southey Baker, . ... .SULICITOB, THE SQUAftK. MONEY TO LEND. , rfIRTJST Moneys for Investment on JL Freehold Security, at current rates of Interest. J. HERBERT HANKINfe, Solicitor and Notarie Public, Palmerston North. j " /' *. V : > A ■ '' ; ' ' '. < ifeRIVAL OP Spring Shipments of ' Xaiest STovelties „ . >?: -. ■•'■^-\ '"■ ■■ ■ ."■ ; • Millinery, Dresses, Mantles,^. Special Display m Few Days. IMcDo^fpE Bros-* Gash Warehouse, THE SQUARE. '• Agents for Hislop & Co., Jewellers, Wellington. D. M. George. — - — D. M. George; Slimmer Goods. Arrival of Large Consignments from ■ ..'.I- . the • KAIAPOI FACTORIES. Sack Suits Paget Suits Trousers arid Vests CricWiug Trousers & Shirts Youths' Cambridge Suits Youths' Hussar Suits Youths' Norfolk Suits . Youths' Norfolk Plaited Suits . Spring & Summer Clothinsj m every variety. Kaiapoi Flannels m all shades. Kaiapoi Tweeds, all prices. Largest Variety m Palmerston to select from. D, M. GioRGE, Droper, Clothier,-' Haberdasher, &c, The Squakb, Palmebston North. MOULT, Wanganui, is the only Importer of Crockery, and buys for Cash. TEMPLE OE FASHION. Akwtal Of * WMTPBR STOCK. CHOICE and Fashionable Assortment just to hand direct from SCOTCH AND ENGLISH MARKETS • .., AND . ■ ' MOSaiEL AND KAIAPOI i FACTORIES, T. X. EERSLAKE, Temple of Fashion, (Next Foresters' Hall.) . MOIJ LT'S, , Wanganui,- for, Wed-ding-anil Birthday .Presents^ 35 OCO AORTSR OF * FI«ST CLASS jIAND FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. rnHl Emigrant and Colonist*. Aid. OorI noration l«ave the above quantity of land for sale m. sect ions varymg m awe - from 100 TO 500 ACR^S. ' !' : • " :> INTHB •'. : '"' . . .MANCrTESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU The most rising district m the North !■• l8 The land is the best of quality, »ri«l m many casesbas very valuable timber upon it. The Mancheßtcr Block is the centre of the NTai.awatu Timher industry, three fotrths ofthe sawmillfi ia that County beinw located m the Block; The landis opened up by roadr, m many cases metalied, and the . RAILWAY FfiOM FOXTON TO PATKA, Huns through tbfl settlement. Taking into consi'Jcrfttioii the quality ofihe soil, the ncccMbiUiv 1 »» d proximity to railway cotnimmiration, the land on the Man. Chester 1 B'ock-is-by far th« CHEAPKST NOW o.?«sEfflO TOTHB WOULD-BE SKTT... lkr. The popnlation of the Block is at tjrcscnft about 3,500. * pj-frr—eOs per acre, three-fourths of purchase morioy may remain on mortaage at *evea Dor cent, for fi*e years if required. ' tiln: uij-dor the Land Transfer Act. Fail informatioa supplied to intending «nrcba?.ers on ftpplication to the XJomp. ariy'sOfßoe, Feilding, wherea guide and faorso will be supplied to enable foyers to perßonally inspect the land. Pians of B^ock and any information required sent free- to Ruv address, on application by letter to the Agent Emmigrast and Colonist's Aid COBPorATioN Limited FBIIiMNG. . MOULTS, Wan^anni, for New India tint! China Tea«. £$r tlVfl. Ii« Macintire, M.B.G.S. ( England), L.S. A. (London) Late Resident Medical Superintendent Boyal Infirmary, Bristol. May he consulted at bis residence, tlie Square, (house lately occupied by Mr Waldegrave), between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m , 2 and 3 p.m., and 7 and 8 p.m TjIMPLOYERS wanting servants— JIJJ advertise m the Standabd. Your wants made known for a shilling.