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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1668, 26 March 1886, Page 2

'% FOg WEiffclNdTON; THE M^NA^aTCT c6-OpMATIVE ■; ..i STEA^^H^mG^GOMPANY' : -' (EtMiTEB). '•' " ,!•-' "*"■' THE Steamers JANE DOUGLAS, Capt\_ Frasee, and TUI, Capt. Pope, will feave TO'XTON is under (cirf cumstan'ces permitting) "£— "" T-UI, To,iroEROW,-at Midnight. ....... For Freight or Passage apply - - „ - .-_.. - W:G ; ;^roBINSONj — ;;• r : Agent,- Eoxton.

jf •d '• ■ *' ■ : si <\m s-■ • >■ rtfittsM- ■ ■■■■ n w .t.i.s-? ss z* ■ r .. • ■ H cc' f-J « o3 ' u A CARU.j Herr Nprberg. Professor of Music ' FITZHEBSERT ST./ PAIiiiBB3T6N N. Ts'prepared to give instructions m Piano, Violin, Singing, &c. ; Qnatter may commence with First Les- ■ 8On. : : ' . ■ . . : ..:....-. P.S.^ — Pianos tuned as per Agreement, ...Orders left at Messrs Welch and CoiV Warehouse "~will* receive p'rOmpirattention.

v- -■■•■ [A CARD]. " ; '\.. ' STEAM) PAC^ E^ EL ; . : lAJTPO QUAIT, WANGAKUi. , Every comfort and convenience "at moderate charges. • - ■•■--'• W. H. Q-'A FOSTEK;:.....; Proprietor.TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE \ ... STANDARD. J-The attention of subscribers is dra\vn to the fact that the . Government have established a POSTAL NOTE SI'STEM, which is now m operation. By this system Postal Notes for small sums .can be obtained at any Money Order Qffice, at therf ollowing rates". — ■ -■':'' Govt. charge. :, For sums' from Is to Is 6d ... JQ' ' ■■■: I »» , 25 6 (l r ...:'ld;. ■ „ 5s ... ljd ' : ■•: ••„■■ ■: . 7s«d ... ' 2d'' • „ 10s to 20s ... 3d '■■'• Subscriptions for Standard, or the payment of small accounts, can behiadeby this system with little trouble to the sender.

ABERCOKN-. ARJffi SOTEL • . WOODVILLE. ; L, D Bick^rfohr L&i of Waipawa.) PROPRIETOR. rrivtitH.Sittiner arid Bath Rooms, i Good b'tablinef andPaddocking. 0, • P3 "M -« ■'■■'■'■ \ 0 B ».*! .- i i S-a-'-S ■i-■ ;•■ ' : ''' ■■'• c "■'•••••■'• " ••■'-.••■'-■ '■'' 25,©jC0 ACRES OF Fl]RSy CLASS LAND FOR SALE IN MANAWATO " THE Emigrant and Colonists Aid' Corporation have the above qnantity of and for sale m sections varying m size | from 100 TO 500 ACRES ■ • ' ■ '■'■" ' IKTHB ' '" '"• : '-' ' MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU Tlhe most rising district '"n the North Island. The land iB of the best quality, and m many ensepbak'very valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of rW Vlafiflwatu Timber "indnstrv. ' three l<Mi-tbs,bf fclve sawmillein that Distrint be- : iotr locftied iV» the Block. : - The land is opened up by road?, id in'any. cases metalled, and the ."••; RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO ; NEW PLTMbUTH " ...j Runs through the . settlement.^ >J The \nuii 6h tlie slaticheßte'r Block' is- by far THB CHEAPEST NOW O KFEBXNG T6 -THE wodld-Be BETTLEB. taking iuto consideration the quality of vbersoil the accessibility and proximity to railway communication The population of the Block is at pre--sent about 3,500. ■ •• . : ; Price-!— 60si per: acre,| 45s of the. purchase money can remain on mortgage for 5 years ? if required, at , seven per cent, or arranut'.ment&c'au be made iwith the agent by ■fihitsh iniprovjjmfinJsto 'be e^ffficled wi'.hin a year can Htfiud m the pltme of the 2& per cent, deposit (timber sections except<ed). The purchaser can also have the priv lege of pay ing off at. anytime the whole or pj»rt of 'he purchase money, such part to be not less tha ,£SO, with" a proportionate reduct'.oti m interest. Full information -supplied to intending purchasers dn : applicatibn to f the' Comp.i any's Office, Feilding. Plans of Block and any information required sent free to any addresp, on application by letter to the. Agent Emigrant and * Colonists' Aid CbaPorATioN Limitbd, 1 \ FEIU>rS : . '