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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 58, 10 February 1885, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON nnHE Manawatu Steam Shipping JL Company's .Steamer Captain Frasri;, Will sail for the above port (circum'"^stjnrces pernntting) on - .TOiMQR^OW, at 6 p.uu r ■ ; j Freight i 12jf6j pft ton, ji" ■* -i S* i i. X ■ 3. . Return Tickets wUI. be issued on and atten^jfhe, l ( stjii December,, till the 28^ JF»ib?u^, : 1885,, available .for return till the 3 1st March next, at £15s. '"■■ l ' ; •■ ' ''■■■ ' f W; ? G.;:RQBIN§ON, - "/;■, . A gent^ Foxton A. R. FLETCHER JOHNSTON, Barrister & Solicitor, PALME RST;O>; N..ORT.H, (Next Bank of New Zealand.) Money t6 Lend onApprored Freehold Security. at current rates. ;»•;;«•. MILLER, \ CfiEMIST & DRUGGIST, RANaiTIKEI-STBiiET, BEGS to inform tb,e inhabitants of > Palmerston and surrounding districts that he has' tuken the business; lately conducted by Mr Remington,. and hopes that by strict attention to business and supplying pure drugs and .preparations,: to merit a share of their patronage. ' Ph y sicians' Prescri ptions dispensed . Genuine Medicines. Horse and Cattle Medicines. Dr >Sukl will attend as usual eyery Friday, from 1 o'clock to 6. ;;;&iEsipAji notice. pTi -Purl Will Visit Palmerston t...i NEXT FRIDAY, And may be Consulted at the Commercial Hotel, , t Between the hours of 1 and 5 p.m. mi, COTTLE, i! 1i.1).5., ■ ;" ' ' ; ' '"(BT, ' EXAMiNATION.) ' ' ; ' ' ' - / : ; ) YictoTia 4.V eaue; Wanganui. \i LL Diseflses' of th^ Teeth, Jaw 8 , _OL . and asspcisite. parts treated. Teetlii stopped witli;gpld. or silyen Artificial ones . made upon imprpyed principles. ; : . . „. -j. ...,-, , i , Mr Gbeetjwood will visit Palmerston on THURSDAY, 19th Feb., (Commercial Hotel). Dr J. H. li. Macintire, M.lt.C^S. (England), L;S.A. (London) Late i Resident Medical Superintendent Royal Infirmary, Bristol. May /be consulted at his residence, the Squar,e, (house lately occupied by Mv WaWegraye), between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m, 2. and 3 p.m., and 7 audißp.ni, Hoadley, liyon, & Co« i AUCTIONEERS. Land, ■ Stock, and . Station ' " : ;: Agetitsy NAPIER AND HASTINGS, ; HaWke's Bay. ; Stock Sales held air Hastings, first '■■' i ThursUay in -every' month. , , : .1 <-•■■■' *•'■•* • ' ' ' ' '. ' * qsn/o AhBES OF ' FIKBT CLASS j if ND *ol SALEIN^MANAWATU. THE Emigrant and Colonist* Aid Cor* poration have the above of add- 'for sale m sections *<^°S lllHce , from 100 TO 500 ACBBS '■'■'• ' ' iNTHB '': : " '' MANCfIESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU The most rising district m the North Islft The land is the bept of quality, and m many case? has very ralnable timber upon it. j m Tb y eMaSeßter Block ft the centre of ! the ttauawatn Timber industry, three SJ-lfafsf «c sawmills m that County b* me located m the Block. . I Th? land is opened up by road., an many cases metalled, and the j BAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO j PATKA, Tvuns through the settlement. Taking into consideration- the quality of the soil, the accessibility and proximity to railway commomcationjtne land on the Man. cheater Block is by far THK CHKAPEST NOW OKFERXNO TO TOE WOXJLD-BB SET. tlkb. The population of the Block is at • pr t^ e — 60s per acre, 45s of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for I yean and upwards if required, at seven %&^i Wdfuither; m order to meet the Sa of settlers who desire to use ail their JSSilm^imprdving their purchase, the g^Sration will re/und the 16a per acre m th* shape of a further advance on mortgage Tti Sent, when the purchaser has comJaod to that *53SiSSot further expense i for deeas.Spo. nSS?& bonßfide settler who necessarily imrrScs his land is equivalent to allowing ffi whoUi of the imrclittse money to remain Z JoiSSifee at 7 per cent . The pnrobaser £n a?Xv* tU privilege of paying of at «»w the whole p>rt of the purchase mo y neyr^chpartU J benotl e .ss.thao JBSO, SS - <£r SSSSLa required l «J S^ to any address, on applicaUon by