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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 56, 7 February 1885, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON j r TIHE Manawatu Steam Ship{iing JL Gonvpuii y'tf Steamer ' . • DOUGLAS, ..,,...*.-.... Cabtaix.-Fuaser, . ... Will sail Jor the above port (circumstances 'permitting) on TO-MORROW" a<, midnight. . Freight: 12/6 per ton. Return Tickets will bo issued on and after the :15th 'December; till the 28th February, ISBS, available for return till the 3lsl March next, at «£lss. „-^^-v / TV. Gr. ROHINSON, Agent, Foxton £500,000. •TpHE undersigned Really Has MONEY FEOM CLIENTS tor Investment on Freehold Security, at Current Hates. .Also, numerous Town and Country Properties for sale for Ca?h or on Terms. More need not be said at present. JAMES LINTON, Land Agent. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. To Farmers, Owners of Property, Auctioneers,. Land Companies, Investment Societies, Commission Ag.nts, &cNOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. MESSRS PALMERSOjST AND SCOTT, Surveyors and Commission Agents, beg to announce that they have just opened a branch of their laud agency business m India, with which they have arranged foi the extensive advertising of properties for sale m this district. Already many clients have been milking inquiries, and the firm anticipate a | considerable demand tor laud m Man- j awatu by residents of India. Thoy | are now prepared to receive, for ti-ansmi.ssion to their branch office m India, full particulars of farms and rural properties m these districts, improved or otherwise, of which the owners wish to dispose. They have teason to believe that with the special advantages of soil, climate, and geographical position which Manawatu offers, that many transactions advantageous lo the vendors f>nd the district will be effected. The firm will exert themselves to the utmost m the iuterests of the vendors or agents, aad will be satisfied with a reasonable commission. They trust this effort to introduce a new and desirable class of settlers will be appreciated, and they give their assurance that no effort shall be wanting- on their part to secure the best value obtahiablc for j their clients. It is desirable that no time should be lost m forwarding to Iheir Palmerston office all the required ■ particulars for early transmission to India. Exchange Buildings, j June 4, 1884 i The Fire Insurance Association, f Limited.) Capital, fnlly subscribed, £1,000,000. | Paid Up, £200,000. THE undersigned has been ap- I pointed Agant for the above Company, and is prepared to accept Risks of every description at lowest current rates. E. LAIiCOMB, Agent, Palmerston North. STEVENS <Sc GORTON'S WHOLESALE Produce Stores. RANGITIKEI-STREET. On Hand and to Arrive Immediately, 20 Cases Cooper's Sheep Dip 25 Kegs McDongall'B do. 20 Bales Corn Sacks 2 Tons Hemp Binding Twine 200 Boxes and fialf chests Teas 20 Casc3 pure Indian Tea 5 Tons Mauritius Sugar, and other leading lines of Groceries 200 Sacks Oats ggp° All Goods promptly delivered to any part of the district. AGENCIES : Liverpool and London and Globe Fi»e Insurance Company. Australian and Calcutta Tea Association. t Peacock's New Lubricant Sheep Dip. N.B. — An inspection of our Stocks will satisfy any one that we can give the best value m Palmerston, as every article will be supplied at wholesale prices. Special Quotations for Large Quantities. STEVENS & GORTON, AUCTIONEERS, Palmerston North and Raugitikei. HALL TO LET. npHE undersigned is prepared to •■ J_ mak« arrangements with parties desirous of engaging the Pub- , lie Room m the Building known as Bank Chambers. Also, Spacious Shop to let. For particulars apply to the Caretaker, T. JORDAN, Broad-street,