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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1642, 23 February 1886, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON THE MANAWaTU~CO-OPEBATIVE STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited). Time-table for February. THE Steamers JANE DOUGLAS, Capt. Fraskr, and TUI, Capt. Pope, will leave FOXTON as under (circumstances permitting) : — February 22 — Monday, Tui, at 10 p.m. i February 2-1 — Wednesday, Jane . Douglas, at 2 p.m. February 2fi— Friday, Tui, at 2 p.m, February 27- Satubday, Jane Douglas, at 2.30 p.m. For Freight or Passage apply W. a. ROBINSON, Agent, Foxton. fi I *t" I a. * r». © -a Coffee and Pie House, (Next Commercial Hotel) MAIN-STREET, PALMERSTON N. J. JA GKSONj — Proprietor. Hot Pies and Coffee, Cocoa, or Tea at all Hours. [AOAEDI, STEAM PACKET HOTEL, laupo Quay, Wanganui. Every comfort and convenience at moderate charges. ! W. H. a. FOSTER Proprietor, j 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 percent, per annum. . : No commission charged borrowers. No valuation fees. ■ No charges whatever except for neeessary deeds. Apply direct to the Agent at Feilding, D. H. MACARTHOR. - S h o « J g ' M I ■? IN . A 35.6C0 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 TO THE '■■:■ MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATD The most rising district in the North Island. . ' The land is of the beat quality, and in many casepbas very valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of the Mauawatu Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills in that County being located in the Block. The land is opened up by ; roads, in many cases metalled, and the RAILWAY FROM POXTON TO PATKA, Bttas through the settlement. Taking into consideration the quality of the soil the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Man* Chester Block is by far thk cheapest NOW OKFEBiNG TO THE WOULD-BE SET* tleb. The population of the Bluck is at present about 3,500. Price— 6os per acre, 45s of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for 3 years and upwards if required, at seven per cect, and fuither, in order to meet the views of settlers who desire to use all their capital in improving their purchase, the Corporation will refund the 15s per acre in the shape of a further advance on mortgage at 7 per cent, when the purchaser has coma p'eted improvements on the land to that value, without further expense for deeds.&o. This to the bonafide settler who necessarily improves bis land is equivalent to allowing 1 the whole of the purchase money to remain \ on mortgage at 7 per cent,, or arrange- ; mentscaa be made with the ngentby which I improvements to be ejected within one ■ year can stand in the place of the 25 per cent, deposit (timber aecUops except.ed). The purotiaser can also have the priv leg'c of pay ins; off at any time the whole or p»>rfc of the purchase money, such part to be not less than ,£SO, with a proportionate reduction in interest. Full information supplied to intending purchasers on explication to the Comp* any's Office, Feilding. Plans of Block and any information required sent free to any address, on appl ication by letter to the Agent Emigrant and OoLQViaTl' AfJ> CPSPOXfcTJ OJf , LIJIITJCD. FWfcPJ