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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 99, 30 March 1885, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON —- — - ( nnHE Manawatii Steam Shipping I Company's Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Eraser, Will sail for the above port (circumstances permitting) on TO-MORROW, at 10 p.m. Freight at Low Rates. W. Gt. ROBINSON, Agent, Foxton [a card.] WHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTON. E. JEWELL Proprietor. Express m attendance on arrival every Train. Excellent Table Kept. EMIGRANT AND COLONISTS' AID CORPORATION, (LibiiTEP). THE Corporation will make Advances on Mortgage on Rural Lands within the Rangitikei, Oroua, and Manawatu Counties for from three to five years, at the option of the borrower. Loans promptly granted, if approved. Interest seven up to eight per cent, per annum. No commission charged to borowers. No valuation fees. No charges whatever except for necessary deeds. Apply direct to the Agent at Feilding, D. H. MAC ARTHUR. W. H. Nettleship, (Late J. King & Co.) MANUFACTURING GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, masonic Jeweller & Medalist, Electro-plater and Gilder. Repairs Neatly Executed. Old Gold and Silver Bought., Victoria Avenne, Wanganui, 3 doors from the Post Office. y \i ■fi § »g . yJ w H o> . 8 ■ H ■ X >a 35 OCO ACRES QF FIRST CLASS LAND FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. THE Emigrant and Colonists Aid Corporation have the above quantity of and for sale m seotions varying m size from 100 TO 500 ACRES IN TUfii MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU The most rising district m the North IsThe land iB of the beßt quality, and m many case?bas very valuable timber upon it. Tbe Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills m that County being located m the Block. The land is opened up by roads, m many cases metalled, and the RAILWAY FROM ITOXTON TO PATEA, Rnns through the settlement. Taking into consideration tbe quality of the soil, the accesaibilitv and proximity to railway- communication, tbe land on the Manchester Block is »>y far the chbaprbt NOW OITO«G TO THE WOULD-BE SET. Tlißft. The population of the Block is at bresent about 3,500. v p rice __6oß per acre, 45s of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for % v P ars and upwards if required, at seven vlr cent and further, m order to meet tbe £iews of 'settlers who desire to use all fcneir nioital m improving, their- purchase, the • Co noradon will refund the lf.s per acre m the Hhape of a farther advance on mortgage at 7 i.er cent, when the purchaser has coci-n-'ttod jmproT'enieiuson the land to that vilue without further expense for deeds.&c. This to ibo hor.ii fide settler who uece-muily improves his land is equivalent to allowing the whole of the P orclm*o money to remain oi» mormape at 7 per cent., or arrani/t---nientscan be made with tbe agent hy which improvements to bo effected wnbm one jcaVo»iiß'.a..d.in the pl«oe of the 2o per ccM.t. d«»<sit (.iroli-r sections except^). The pure' hh. r ca...n-^ -l»nv« tho piivile X c of t*\ if.f •C h him »i«<-<* " ie wbolt: ( ' r ! hTt ot -he. i,ur«i:nH.» uii'ii- J , 'i=«'l« l-««-t to h« not iPWih-i JEf.O, *J'» » i'"iot : onato } cFul! mionimtio.. Mipi> ! nt! to in«ondwiK pun l.i.K.rs <•.. «},j.iic-Hiioi. I" ;I.^ U..iop. Irui in-v info WHlton rc-qautil stul * I „;,.< muJi,-, op ..M.li.Mion 1-y 1,.,Vr i,. .ho A«irj.T iJUUBAJ-T AND FKIIPIS-O'