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Manawatu Standard, Volume XI, Issue 1691, 22 April 1886, Page 2

FOE WELLINGTON THE MANAWaTD CO-OPERATIVE ..... .-/3TEAM- .smPPING COMPANY . X (Limited)^: / .■- ;/: i s THE Steamers JANE DOUGLAS, Capt. Fkaskb, and TUI, Capt. Pope, will leave FOXTON as under (circumstances ' permitting) :— TUI, To-Dat, at 10 p.m, For Freight or Passage apply ■ W. G-. ROBINSON, i Ae;ent, Foxton. Mr Greenwood will Visit Palmerstonon THURSDAY, and may be Consulted at Walkley's Hotel. ; "fi Mm* H *« P-i -a S m U A OAHU.J Herr Norbergv Professor of Music FITZHBRBERT St.;; PAIiMERSTOS" N. Is prepared to give instructions m Piano, • Violin, Singing, &c. " " Qnartermay 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. 1 \ [ACAKmI. STEAM PACKET HOTEL, Tattpo Quay, Wanganui. Every comfort and convenience at moderate charges. W. H. G. FOSTER .Proprietor, TO SUBSCRIBERS TO THE STANDARD. The attention of subscribers is drawn to the fact that the Government have established a POSTAL NOTE SYSTEM, which •is now in 1 operation. By. this system Postal Notes for small sums can' "be obtained at any Money Order Office, at the following rates :—'• '■ ' l . • Govt. charge For sums from Is to Is 6d .... . - . » 2s 6d ... Id . » 5s ... ljd .' » 7s 6d ;..;■ 2d , . . „ 10s»to20s ... 3d" ' . " Subscriptions for the StanAAbdV or^ ■payment of small accounts, can be made bj this system with little trouble to the sender "■ ."'< ' ■ .-. *. i\ - .-'■ ...-. TOJLET. nnHE Offices* above STAsrDAED.PubJL lishing Office. "Will be lei either together, or. separately, - ; Besi .po : sition.in the Square. To a good and permanent tenant reasonable terms. iATpply at : ■:=.-■■.•;■••-. STANDARD OFFICE. ; ...... ,f\.m s « w- =■• ;. ■ OS ■■■■S . D.-R- *k-.§. '3 -»:*,B.| • H -_! 25.0C0 ACRES OF FIUST CLASS LAND FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. r pHE Emigrant and Colonists Aid CorI poratiou have the above quantity oi and for sale m seotions varying m size from 100 TO 500 ACRES , i IN THE i MANOHBbTER BLOCK,;' MANAWATU The most rising district m the North Island. •• - ' •-; ' '- J •• - ; vi ■'■ The land is of the best quality, and m matiycasißshas very valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills m ; that District being located m the Block. The land is opened up by roads, m many cases metalled, and the f ; RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO NEW PLYMOUTH Runs through the settlement. The land on. the Manchester B'.bck is by far THK OHBAPKSTNOW OFJKRfNa To THK would-be SBTTLKB. taking into considers, tion tbe quality bf ihe soil tbe accessibility and proximity to railway communication The population of tbe Block ia at ore^ sent about 3,500. v Price— 6os per acre, 45s of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for 6 years if required, at seven per cent or arranftementscaa be made with the agent by which improvements to be effected wiihin a year can staud m the place of the 25 per cent, deposit (timber sections except. cd) The purohaser oan also have thepriv lege of paying off at any time the whole or part of the purchase money, such part to be not leßs than jjso, with a proportionate reduct on inintercßt. ; . ; ; ' Full inrormation supplied' to intending j purcliasera ou fipplication to (he Com pi ' any's'Office, Feilding. " Plans of Bloci and any infoiroalion required aont free to any address, on application by letter to the Acknt Fmigrajjt Am> OotoNxsia'i Aid qoapQfATjQH, LjJHi'jjT