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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 112, 15 April 1885, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON THE Manawatu Steam Shipping Company's Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Eraser, Will sail for the above port (circumstances permitting) on Freight at Low Rates. W. G. ROBINSON, Agent, Foxton [a CARD.] WHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTON. E. JEWELL. ...Proprietor. Express in attendance on arrival every Train. Excellent Table Kept. *j PS fctj 5 ■ irl - _■ - a ill k ,~»3 _ . ■ "V w s ° 2 *_ OJ •s*!*! nfeh-sp-ii? i_S?fe"-« • ffl R •<- en _ S c C> o -* S EMIGRANT AND COLONISTS' AID CORPORATION, (Limited). 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. MACARTHUR. ' i i i— • ~ " " " . "~ - -- W. H. Nettleship, (Late J. King & Co.) MANUFACTURING GOLD AND SILVERSMITH, masonic Jeweller dr medalist, Mectro-plater and Gilder. Repairs Neatly Executed. Old Gold and Silver Bought. . Victoria Avenue, Wanganui, 3 doors from the Post Office. ql>| 2 « * g i j _■§ I Jm a a . B «* . 1 35.0C0 ACRES OF FIRST CLASS ] LAND FOR SALE IN MANAWATU, THE Emigrant and Colonists Aid Corporation have the above quantity of ( and for sale in sections varying in size from 100 TO 500 ACRES IN THE MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU The most rising district in the North Island. The land is of the best quality, and in many casesbas very valuable timber upori it. ] Tue Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu Timher industry, three fourths of tbe sawmills in that County being located in the Block. The land is opened up by roads, in many cases metalled, and the I RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO PATE A, Runs through the settlement. Taking 1 into consideration. the quality of the soil, the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Man« Chester Block is by far thr cheapest j NOW OFFEBING TO THE WOOLD-BB SETi tleb. The population of the Block is at present about 3,600. Price— 6os per acre, 45s of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for 3 year's and upwards if required, at seven per cect, and further, in order to meet tbe views of settlers who desire to use all tneir *• capital in improving their purchase, tbe Corporation will refund the 15s per acre in the shape of a further advance on mortgage ; at 7 per cent, when tbe purchaser has completed improvements on the land to that value, without further expense for deeds,&o. This to the bona ride settler who necessarily 1 improves bis land is equivalent to allowing the whole of the purchase money to remain op mortgage at 7 per cent,, or arrange- 1 menlscan be made with the agent by whioh improvements to be effected within one year can stand in the place of the 25 per cent deposit (-imber sections excepted). The purchaser can aiso have the privilege ' of paying off a< any time, the wbole or rwt of i he purchase money, such part to be not < le6s tbar jQSO, with a propoit;onate re- { duct on in interest. Full information supplied to intending : purchasers on application to I he; Company's Office. Feilding. Pinna of Block and any iufoi— lation required sent free to «nv address, on application by , letter to the Ageut Emigrant an_ Colonists' „ip Cobfowtion, Limxtep, ' _ eij.dixgk