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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 4, 2 June 1885, Page 2

•; FOR WELLINGTON; v rpMj& lfenawatix>'fco-opbeitivl^Ste^Htif'' i i Shipping Company's Screw Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Phaser, Will sail Cor ah<>vu p.vrfc (cirfiumstaa^e' po'miUiii'j;) oa i l '- f - TO-MORROW, ut 10 pm. Freight at Low RaJesT. , W. G. ROTSTNSON, _ Agent," P'oxtonr^ """ Hoadlcy, Lyon, & do.', '/) AUCTIONEERS, j Land, Stock, ana Station Agents, \ NAPIER AND HASTING^, Hawke's Bay. : Stock Sales held at Hastings, ;first j Thursday m evei-y'raontli. \ 1 Ojsf^tSf : -Hi* Jill? :: :- J :g-: 2 & ■■-■■ '- '■'■■■'■'•■ A. R. FLETCHER JOHNSTON, Barrister & Solicitor, PALMERSTON NOR TH , (Next Bank of New Zealand.:) „ Money to Lend on Approved Freehold Security at current rates, j ATKINS & CLERE, „ Associate Loyal Inst. British Architects, Wellington Diocesan Afcliite<sts,~ -■ Architects to Wungmiui EdUcatfou Boartl. ABCHITECTS; . WANGANTJI. ;r : Letters or other cotaniunicationsjtobe addressed to Wanganui or to the following firms \vho act as Messra Atkins and Glere's Agents :— ' , Palmei-ston N.— Messrs Stevens & Gorton. Feilding — Mr B. Goodbehere: ' •• 1 Foxton— Messrs Thjnnc, Linton, & GSo.Sandon — Mr C. H. Tomlinson. ' " )-•

PRINCESS HQt^j;, ; ■--:■-..-.. TERRACE END. , ' l)eiiis BEGS to notify that he has purchased the above well-known establishment, and intends carrying , on ( the m a style which for efficiency and completeness cannot be surpassed. Boarders- rwill find every convenience, combined with civility and, attention. >=':•..!••.■ Good Stabling and Paddocks.: L ■■.-.. Wines. Ales, and Spirits l ' ' Of the Beat Brands only m stock. - ■ •• ; , New Boot & Shoe Wareiousej 1 Adjoining the Hotel. f PROPRIETOR. ; r\ w S•» - ■ 'i ■* "II ! •iLJ h-i w S :) :r, n «i □ - < ;■■;:■.-:■-■

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< 35,00 ■ ACRES OF FIUST GLASS LAND FOR SALE IN M ANAWATU. HP HE. Emig rant and Colonist's Aid Cor- ] poration haVe the' above quantity of and for sale m sections varying m size from 100 TO 500 ACRES; ' i IN Tlilfi ; MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU The. most rising district ?n the North Island. :.'■'. The land is of the best quality, and m many casesbas very valuahle limber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of Ihe Marmwatu Timber industry,: three ;fo"urtbß'of the sawmills in^that^ Coanty belnff, ldeated m the Block. A '■*■ \ Th'e lan.d is opened up by roadp, m many cases metalled, and tbe RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO ; '|.^-- PAT-KA, ! , B"-3)S -t hrough the settlement. '. Takiup intkobhsineration the quality' of ihe soil, the aQoessibilitv and proximity to railway communication, the land on ttyo Man* Chester B'.bck is by fur thb cheapest NOW OFFERING TO THB WOOLD-BB BEl\ tleb. The population of the lilock is at present about 3,500. p r j ce _60s per acre, 4Bsof tbe purchase money can remain on mortgage for 3 years and upwards if required, at seven per coct, and futther, m order to meet the views of settlers who ricßinj to use all taeir capital m improving their purchase, the Corporation will irfurid the lfis per acre m the, sbajeof a further ndva- ceon mortgage at 7 per cent, when the purchaser has cotnp'eted impro»emen!s on the land to that value.wiihout furlher ex pense for d<;eds,&tf. This to • he bora fide sci tier who <iece-Barily improves bis laud is cqtivalent to allowing tbe whole of the purchase money to remain Of, aunljrngc at 7 per cent,, or arrangcnien'.scan rcmnde with the agent by which improvements t> be effetiled within one year can stand m tbe place of the 25 per cent, deposit ( iruber feciiions exceptcd). Tbe purebasor c.in a'so Ji;ive 1.1.>e privilege of pnyint; «>if n : fI».V lime the whole or f'«»rt of 'b« purchafic money, such part to bo not less ihnn jgoO, whh a propoi tionate retJm t on m inrcnsi . Full information supplied to intending purchasers on application to the. Cotup« any's Office. Feildinp. Plans of Block and "any infoimation required .sent, free to any address, on application by letter 16 thr Ari:kt Emigrant anb Colonists' Aid CoBPorATioN, Limitb», ! Fbu-ping.