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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 1, Issue 1, 11 June 1886, Page 2

The ; announcement in another column, tliat 58 sections in the I’ahiatua Village Special Mettle riicnt will fco npey lor selection' on amt iiftcr the 18th instant, should be hailed with satisfaction by tliose who wish to 10-coinc: bona tide settlers, and yet hitherto lucre not been m a post-ti(-n to ue. vnro eufticyent Jaiid wlicrcun to erect a home. Tho arms to be offered are from -I to 20 acres each, at rentals ranging from 2s tki to 5s per acre, (or a period of 30 years, renewable for a further 1 [veriest of 21 years, but without right of purchase*. Special inducements arc offered to selectors by Government in tho sdmpe of advances tor erecting a home, felling and clearing, and laying the laud down in grass, at tho reasonable interest, of 0 per cent, on tho amount advanced. To provide against .'-peculators taking up these sec tions, .residence and certain improvelnents arc compulsory, nud ? wo believe there! are, many men iu I‘uhia.tua at the present time who would make goud settlers if they made up tlirir minds to relinquish their roving propensities, wo ask them to consider well tho opportunity that is now 'Afforded 'them of becoming, if not freeholders, what will prove to them equally «s good.' 't he situation of the land to be offered ia the* Mangntainoko bridge, near the main road, about three miles south of l'ahialua. Any further infonnation that maybe required can be obtained from Mr Mackav, who will hi ia Pahiatua from the ,9th to ICth. instant.