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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1671, 30 March 1886, Page 2

T^i %i'AWATU =Q^feERA33IVE STEAM SHIP/ING COMPANY (Limited). rpfllT JBteaffier3^ JlJ^fß iJTOBLAV* JL -Gajpt^ -and TVU h Pope, will leave FOXTON as under, (circumstances "permitting) : — ■' .----. TUI, To-mobrow, at 6 p.m. For Freight or Passage apply .. , *' - ■"■. Agent, Foxton. *■ ' ■■ ■, -■■if i,ll'g^; ■"■ S!^ § Ji - ■ #si3-n; ; - : ■• ..„?,■.§:. 21;.^,5.' : - ; : ■ . +■■■ - A CARD.' Herr Norb^rgf. Professor of r Mfasic FrrzHERBBRT St., Palmbrston} 5 N. Is prepared to give instructions in^ Piano, ■•;•■ .Violin, Singing, kc* ' ! Qnarter may commence with First Lesson. ■ ■■-■■■ ■ ■■ ... ■;■/■; P.S. — Pianos tuned as per Agreement. « Orders left at Messrs Weloh andCo,'s. Stationery Warehouse wilfreoeive prompt attention..^."-- . . . ' *ie*t _ ' ■■■' *■;. . ..-rtf ' '■■:^^ r^' [> CARrr|; v >?S; - -: ; ;> ' ST?lli4?MF r PACEij^D KgTEL, ;' Taupo Quay, \Va^a^t; • : Every comfort and convenience '.at moderate charges. - ' ' v : W, H. G.^FOSTBR.!...;:.:......Proprietor. TO SUBSCEIBEBS TO ifaE STANDARD^; \ The attention of subscribers is drawn to the fact that the Government have established 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 sum's from Is to is 6d'... id .;•,-■■■• » •' **W ■'■ ™ » o*. ■ • ;;. ijd „ . 7s 6d „. 2d ' „ • lOstoSOs :.. 3d Subscriptions for the Standard, or the payment of small accounts, can be made by i^- 8 y Btiem . wi * h . little trouble to the sender. ABEECO^ ABMS HOTEL V L, p Bick^rton, Jjh'i of Waipawa.) ,?' • " ; PROPRIETOR. ' I rnvat« Sittinar and Bath Rooms. Good Jatablirifif ami Paddocking. <j ■«§■§■■■ ::■■';■■.; ;-|q : g »p ■;.. 85.0C0 ACRES 'OF FIRBTKJLA^ fcAND FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. THE Emigrant and Colonists Aid Corporation have the above quantity of an* 9 , for sale m sections varying m sixe from 100 TO 500 ACRES .'•;;■ -;:\ • . v\ ''tnthb' •••- ; - '■ MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAWATU "■■l : " The most rising district m the North Island. - ' '•■.:.•■.■■ .' : ; •• '-■!."!;-; - f „The land i«.of the best .quaHfc^ and 3a, many CRSesbas very f alriable fimoer'upon 'it.' The Mancheater Block is the centre ©f the Manawatu Timber industry, three fou-ths of the sawmills m that District being located m the Block. ■■- '>' The land is opened up by roadi", m many cases metalled, and , -the ; RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO S - ;, : NEW PLYMOUTH \ \ Runs through the settlement. The lauii.on; the Manchester Block is by (f«r, THK tJHBAPJESTNOW OFFEBINQ TO, THB wonLD-BB SBTTiiEE. taking into oonsiderflLiontbt quality of the soil, the accessibiiitv and proximity ' td railway communication!/ 1 The popnlatioo of the Block . is at present about 3,500. , . . . Prieer-60s per acre,| 45s of the pur*, chase money can remain on mortgage for* 5 years if required, at seven per cent, or arrangements can be made with the agent by a htoh improvements to be effected within a-, rear can stand m the place of the 25 per sent, deposit (timber sections except. cd). rhe purchaser can also have the priv lege jf paying off at. any timetbe whole or pi»rt )f the purchase money, such part tojbe n^t'. e'fjsHba^v JB6O, with a proportionate re-., lucfioti'in intereßt. ■' ■; & j Full information supplied to intendiqg'' nirchasers on Application: to the Coinp. my'a Omce, Plnnfl of Block I md aijy? .information requ.red sent] ree to any address, on application by | etter to ? the ,Aojemt Emiokant a»!d ;?.LoKiBTB* AiH CoaPorAT loar : LiMrrsk )