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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1666, 24 March 1886, Page 2

cd-OpRAT^VE " #iSTEMI- SHiragg^GOMPANY (Limited). THE Steamers JANE DOUGLAS, . ,-C-apt;- -F^AaKR^-and |^JI r> OAPT r > . feoPE,iwiil leave FOXTO% asViun(i.ei..Cciri cumstances permitting) : — -■""'•* ■'TUl, l "t6-Da?'- at 10 pimV ' " " .-:F.or Freighter passage apply , W..G. ROBINSON", ■ '''•"' ; : "" Ae;ent, Foxton. r, 5 •«■■ -o- ■ ■

'"' u A CAKD.J Herr Norberg. Professor of Music : FITZHEKBERT ST., PAIiMERSTON N. : Ts prepared to , give instructions m Piano, ..-.'.. Violin, Singing, &c. Qnartermay commence with First lesson. .. „i." . ' , i P.S. — Pianos tuned as per Agi'eement. •■ - Orders- lef t-at -Messrs -Welch- and- Co.'s Stationery Warehouse will receive prompt attention. .^•f?% ; - - [A-;QA;Bnil..f:'';^v ' i ..•■' - ; ' "rATTPb. OvJiiC}^Wa^anui. ; Every... conifort_and;convemehc'e at moderate charges. I ' W. ft. G: 'F05TER:'. . : . :. . . .. : . . . .'Proprietor. TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE ;■■■'-[ STANDARD. --.U'-f--The attention of subscribers is drawn +o ' the fact that the Government have established a'POSTAL NOTE SYSTEM, 1 whicK. is now m operation. By this system Postal Notes for small sums can be obtained , at any Money- Order Office, at the following, rates:—, . „.,_. „..:• -- ■-... , Goyt. charge. : - For sums from Is to Is 6d ... £d ; „ 2s 6d ... id : ■ - . » 5s . ..;,,...., l^d: ' : „ 7s 6d ' ... 2d. • „ 10s to 20s ... 3d Sub'sc'riptionsfor the Standakd, or the payment of small accounts, can be made by this system with little trouble to the sender. ABEHGOKtf AmtS?HOTEL L. P n y. '. ;. . v .\Lt»y vpf Waipay?a.).. ; PROPRIETOR. 'rrivittWSittihg'and Bath Rooras!. „..; Good b'tablinsf and Paddocking. \ .■:■■ - : ft-fH *-g- ■■-■■ ■-■■ O-g-5* | 25,©C0 ACRES OF FiHBT ; CLASsJ LAND FOR SALE IN MANAwATUT. THE Emiprant andiCnlonista Aid Corporation .have the above quantity, ;of an<i : for sale m seotions varying m size : from; 100 TO 500 : ACRES ; IN THE \ MANCHESTER BLOck, MANAWA^D The most rising district m the. North Island. . I ■■■■. The land .-is of the best : quality, »n,a|in inanycasepbaß f ery ralaabie timber uponit. • r/Co«f Manchestrer fi Block is the centre)ef ; .the . Ma«iawatu Timber .industry, , three fourths of the Bawinills in\thafc District being, located m the Block. • j The land is opened np by roads; >io many cases metalled, and the RAILWAY; ;FRpAI POXTON TO NEW PLYMOUTH i ; Runs through the settlement. land on the Manchester Block is by far THK CHBAPE^TNOW OITJrEBmG TO THE wodld-be settles, taking into oohßidera- : tion the quality of the soil the accessibility and proximity . to railway oonamunication ! The population of the Block is at pre~ j, sent about .3,600. ' . ' ( ,'[' Price— 6os per acre,| 45b of the purchase money ran remain on mortgage for 5 year 6if required, at seven per cent; or arrangements can be made with the agent by which improvements to be effected within a year can stand m the place of the 25 per cent, deposit? (timber sections except ed). The purchaser can also, nave the priv lege of paying off- ay any time the whole or ps»rt of the purchase money r ßuch part to be not less than j?SO, with a proportionate reduction m intereHf. .? .?- ;; ; V iFull informatioq supplied to Jintt^iding purchasers on application to the Comp. any's Office, Feilding. Plans of Block and any information required Bent free to any address, on .application by letter to the Agent Emigrant and Colonists' Aid CpßPormoN, limited, ] vmjtf, ■:'.- ■': •■...;:;; ;•■,>.•. 'I