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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1655, 11 March 1886, Page 2

THE MANAWaTQ CO-OPEBATIVE STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY X:^TT^ r EJ--x" f Fp! THE Steamers JANE DOUaLAS, Capt; Praskr,- and TD I,.,. Cap;!., -Pope, will leave FOXTON as, under ,(cir- | cumstances permitting): — : j JANE DOUGLAS. To-Mobrow; at 2 jWnv For Freight or Passage apply mW. G-. ROBtNSON, ' : J Aijent) Foxton. *■

■■■■ msSJliis - FJ-'Hsrl .= .!■ CABU.J f H err No rberg. Professor of Music Fitzhbbbert St., Palmebston N. Is prepared to' give instructions m Piano, ;. . Violin, Singing, &c. ■ Qnarter may commence with First Lesson. _^. P.S. — Pianos tuned as per Agreement. Orders left at Messrs; Welch, and Co.'s Stationery, Warehouse will receive prompt attention. ./ >. ;;,.;'

STEAM P-AG'KET HOtfEL, ; Taupo Quay, W^nganui. i ; Every comfort and convenience at moderate charges. -'>■■••'*. . W. H. G. FOSTER Proprietor. 1 :■',< '„...:".. ... - ■■;- ; - : l v TO , SXJBSCBIBERS TO THE „ . ;.", ;STANDAED. The attention of- subscribers is drawn to, the fact that the Government have estab-; jished a POSTAL NOTE SYSTEM, which' is now m operation. By this system Postal Notes for small sums can be obtained at any Money Order Office, at the following rates :— ' '' •' •' ■ ■• : '. '- . , „ , Govt. charge. For sums from Is to Is 6d ,,... id' „ 2s 6d ..." Id' y >\- i <iw ■ w ;■* .:r ijd ; „ ; ,7s6d :; , ... 2d ! „ 10s to '2os ... 3d Subscriptions for the Standabd, or the payment ,of small accounts, can be made by this 'system with little trouble to the' sender.

■ABERddRN AMm HOTEL wyobVILLE. L D IBickertoh, .. ; .iliftii .of^Waipawa.) : ) PROPRIETOR. rhvttt« Sittinir and 'Bath Rooms. JGood fc! taoline; and Paddocking.

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25,6Cp; A^JRES OF FIHST CLAjSS LAND FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. THE Emigrant and Colonists AidCor-' pbration have the Above quantity of an<t for sale m seotions varying m site fromlbO TO 600 ACRES 1 \ "''" ■'■■ IN THE MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU „ ffhe most rising district m the North Is"land;;""-'- ; " ; ■••■•.•■■•■•:ii jtV ] The land is of the best quality, and m many cas'epbas very valuable timber opopn it. ; 'T«e'Man(iheater Block is the centre ef ; the- Mauawatu Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills m that District b«irig located^in, the Block. ■ The lind is - opened up by road», in' many cases metalied, and the * ' ■ | i $AILWA f FBOM FOXT6N j*O ■ - : BW PLYMOUTH.^ , ; :;Runs ttirbugk the; settlement. The land ou the Manchester Block is by far THK CHKAPESTNO^W OFJERiNa TO THB would-be BETTLEB. taking into o'onßidera-i tion the quality of ipe soil the accessibility and proximity to railway communication. The population of the Block is at present about 3,600. ' ' Price— 6os per acre,| 45s of the pur- j chase money can remain on mortgage for 5 years if required, at seven per cent, or arrangeinentscan be made with the agent by whiob itnpiovementeto be effected within a year can stand in'tbe place of the 25 per cent, deppsit (timber' sections except >ed). The j?urohsser oau also have the priv lege, Of|payin < g off arj any time the whole or pbrt of "i be purchase mope^rl suc|l fiar^to be not less tba" with a proppitionatb reduction m iriierest. r ' '■■'..., Full information supplied to intending; purchasers on dpplicatipn to the Oomp> . any' 9 Office, Feilding. Plans of )316ct and; , any ".information required ; sent free to any address, on application by letter to the Agent Emigrant and Colonists' Aid Cobpomtion Limited, : Fbiwi* I