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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1656, 12 March 1886, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON THE jf ANAWaTU CO-OPERATIVE )ik $TfiAM COMPANY (EIMITED)." ' "') V \* " —^ -- THE Steamers JANE DOUGLAjS, Cat>t. Fiiaskr. and TUT, CAt-r. Popb, win leave FOXTON as . under (cirJANE DOUGLAS, To-day, at 2 p.mT For Freight or Passage apply !.W. G. ROBINSON, «~- . „. ■-/. _:, ;^.^rentf-Soaeton^ -

■'■ - ".&■■■ 'g^:s:sr ! Herr Nofibe^g. Professor of i Mu4o : \ FITZHBEBERT^Ti; PAiIiMBBStOIf "k. J Is prepared to give instructions m Piano, :. . . ,;. Singing, fee. ■'„:■ ] Qnarter may .commence ! witn First. Lesson. .'. ';. ....';/,;■, •';•;.,,: P.S.— rPianos tuned as per Agreement.., ,_ ' Orderilef t. at Me3srs and Oo^s. Stationery Warehouse will receive:prdmpt -uttentioni ~ - - »-,. i

P^QKET iffiOTEL, r rj- : % TAUPO QIXAYJ^A^Gr^NUI. . Every cbmf ort' and convenience ati moderate charges. :j -- .^;>r;-lv- -^ ! W. H. Gr. FOSTER Proprietor. : M.\.iV,ii-.[) f'.l -'' jY.)j.\\ ' ■ TO . ASUJBSCRIBBiRS TO THE ...STANDARD. The attention of subsciibers'is'dßwn to the fact that the Government have established a POSTAL NOTE SYSTEM, which is now m. operation/ By this system Postal Notes' for small svttoff can be obtained * at any Money Order Office, at the following, rates : — ,(t :' _ , , -,<!■■ ;'t . Govt.chafgel" ..;.. > For. sums from Is to. Isi6dr... , ' ; „ ■'■ - 2s 6d ... Id ;; . „ ;;: 6s, , ... lid . " „ '_ ..:'. 7sCld ' ... 2d X ; •;••■ -i ••-.>,: 10srtp20s . „.: 3d ; ''! -. — Sidoßcriptions-for - tlie Stand Aniflor the 1 payment of small accounts, can be made by • th& system withlittltetrouble'to the sender. . '• t

ABEKCOEN AEMB HOTEL L.® B^keriion, ; vli%i of tVaipawa.) *-^ .... ,u , p.slq^jEii3e:jor. / rnvatH Sittinjf and Bath Rooms. JGood b'tablinsf and P»iddocking. C :.VVU^.ivS:ri ;; ■ ' ■-^*^_, . . , , ■ .. . . . \ I 25.6C0 AORBS OF FIKBT CLASS LAND FQ$ SALE IN JtfA^AWAJTU.

THE Emigrant and Colonists Aid Cor- : poration have the above, quantity of an<i for sale m sections varying m aiie from 100 TO 500 ACRES ! . . . ..' .-'. .' : ,..;iNTHB _".'. V ..'''■ .. ' '<• MANCHESTER BLOCK; MANA^fATU The most rising district m the North It> land. . i The lancl is of the best quality, and m many casepbas very valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of the ; NJTa'naw'atn 'Timber industry, : jthree f fourths of tbe«sawmjllß m that District be-^ ing located r iil the Block/ -****-* * -* j I The '>and is(qp^ned tip bjr roadt, m many cases metalled, and the" ' j RAiliWAx" 'FB6M r FOXTON |TO , i .NBW..PLTJ£OUTH Runs through- the settlement. The land on the Manchester Block 1c by far •THK CBBAPEBTNOW OKfEEfNO TOiTHB. woold-be !' BETTLEB, taking into consideration the quality of the soil the' ac'cessibilitv and'proximifcy to railway commanicatioii The population of the Block ii at present about 3,500. , i, „ Price— 6os per acre,| 45s of the pur--chase money can remain' on mortgage for 5 years if reqnired, at seven per cent, or arrangements can be made with the agent by . whioh improvements to be effected within a year can stand m the place of the 26 per cent, deposit (timber sectioi^ex'cepted). The purchaser can also have the priv lege of paying off ai. any time the whole or pfcrt ' of (he purchase money, such part to be not less tha^ ,£6O, with a proportionate reduct : on m interest. Full information supplied to intending < purchasers on .application to. the C6tnp< iany'fCiulcei of Block, 'and' 'any informaftbii required sent free to any address, on nppl ication by letter to the Agent Emiobant j ANii' OoLoNisTi' Aid OoßForiTioN LiMxrxb.7 • VmvDi' -i'.ri...» hid : 'i ,j: :