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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXIII, Issue 6076, 13 July 1897, Page 4

The Tailoring Department at the United Farmers Co-operative Association is now showing a magnificent assortment of autumn anil winter goods. Amringst the numerous and largo and varied selection arc Coatings of all the newest and most jashioiwible designs, Vicuna Serges, Fancy \ estJngH, Harris Tweeds and V'orsted Tiouserings. Suits are made to measure Irom £1, and as only the most capable of men-tailors are employed the work is guaranteed as lirst class. The cutting is undertaken and the department superintended by Mr T. T. kerslake —Advt. Uur imriortations for the autumn and winter are by far the largest in the records of To Aro House, and it is an undoubted fact that we are showing the largest and best assorted stock of ladies' and Children's millinery, jackets, capes, macintoshes and dress materials in Palmers ton North Te Aro House, the wholesale family drapery warehouse. James Smith and Co. —Advt

MUSIC. LESSONS IN HAIiMONY, HANOFOKTE, VIOLIN, &c. Apply to MRS KMRA HAWKINS, (Pupil <■" Professor Sutter, Heidelberg,) CHURCH STEET, (Opposite Church of England), Local Representative of the London Col logo of Music. Candidates prepared for nbovo Col lego examinations and all particulars supplied. Music provided for dances, parties, &c. Terms moderate. SALE BY AUCTION OF LEASES OF PIPIBIKI TOWNRIUP SECTIONS. NOTICE is hereby givon that tho Leases of 91 Sections in tho above-mentioned township will bo offered at auction at the Survey Office, Wanganui, on TUESDAY, tho 27th July, 1807, at 11 a-m. The term of the leases is 21 years, with right.of renewal for a further term of 21 yoars, The areas range from one rood to 80 acre?, and the upset rentals from JEJ. to £Z per annum. The township is situated on the Wanganni river about 56jmiiea from Wanganui, and is tho present inland terminus of the river steamboat scrvico and the point of junction with the coach service connecting with Taupo and Hotnrna. The soil and climate ere specially favourable for thecultivation of fruit and farm produce. These and other considerations indicate that the township will develop into a place of some commercial importance, ,'and that owing to its genial and healthy climate and many attrac- ! tions it will become yearly more popular na a placo ofrn sort'l Plans containing full particulars I mav bo obtained at"the principal post ; | cilices in tho district ami at this | I ollico, , I J. W. A. MARCH AM', ' | (!mnmis*iono>' of Orown Lands. ' District liatid and Survoy. OHice, ' Wellington, 27th June, 1897.