.H S Hi JLj JL. LAND A STOCK AGENTS \ALhi A«£G t <J Si l’s.fk$ a Si» FOR SALE. A partly improved property comprising 2000 acres O.E.P. at 17s 6d per acre. Situate in the Mangamahu district. First-class hilly country. 400 acres in grass, balance bush. Wintered 1300 wethers. Cleared portion fenced. Price, £2 per acre. 76 Acres 1 mile from Ashhurst railway station, school, creamery, etc. Flat land ail in grass and well fenced. 6-roomed b _mse and good outbuildings. Price, £26 10s pea- acre. Terms, £350 cash. 237 acres situate 3 miles from Longburn. Each flp.t laud, all in grass, well fenced and watered by artesian wells. Two good road frontages. Railway station and creamery adjoining. An ideal fattening property. Buildings complete. Price £32 per acre. Terms, £IOOO cash. 1330 acres freehold and 1000 acres leasehold. Ecnt 2s, term 9 years. Situate 4 miles from Shannon by a good level metalled road. Front portion flat and undulating, E mice good hills. Nearly all in grass, w- J fenced and watered. 6roomed house, woolshed, stables, yards and dip. Price, £8 10s per acre with leasehold thrown in. Terms, £4OOO cash. 1000 Acres situate on the banks of the Oroua Elver, 7 miles from Palmerston. . Eieh flat alluvial land of the best quality. 120 Tier cent of lambs docked this year, most of which will go fat off the grass. Part of the property is liable to flood, otherwise it is unsurpassed for fattening purposes. All in grass except 80 acres of excellent flax fit to be milled, and should produce .1500 tons of green leaf. Carrying capacity 5 sheep to the acre Buildings consist of cottage, woolshed, yards and concrete dip. Good ; orchard. Price, £lB per aero. Terms, £3OOO.
i' (^RUSHING AND AT THE mu ILDiWG COMPANY; I FAQTGRY. • ' | I Opposite Amesbury Bros.’ Store, | - R3HQGTEA. : rjr-.-zr-jzrr*,- s> NO WAITING—Our New Plant will crush 50 Bushels per hour. TO) ÜBLIC NOTICE. SI Alt TON BUTCHERS’ ASSOCIATION. From Slay 1, following the practice that is being adopted in other towns, we, the undersigned butchers carrying, on business in Marton, have resolved to sell our Goods only for Cash or on the weekly credit system. Customers’ accounts will be closed every Saturday night, and must be paid on or before the succeeding Thursday or no further orders will be supplied by members of the Association. This rule will be adhered to in every case without exception. Until MUTTOB.
Legs ... ... 6d Loius ... ... 6cl Shoulder Mutton ... 5d onouiaer iuauvuu ... ua „ Neele and Breast ... 4d ~ Hindquarter Mutton o|d Fcie-quarter Mutton 41d m ... 7d ... 8d Chops Cutlets OU f) W. DICKSON H. T. MANNING 11. MARSH OYAL RIFLES. Established 1863. ORDERS FOR APRIL, Orderlies : Sergt. Stewart and Corpl. Wing. 2nd, Government, 7.80 p.m. Full Important. Muster. 9th, „ „ Haversacks, water bottles, leggings, and overcoats. 16th.—Proceed to camp. A NNODNCES to the public of Martou Junction and district that he will open on MONDAY- 9th March, an Up-to-date HAIRDRESSING AND TOBACCONIST’S BUSINESS BILLIARD SALOON, With one of Alcock’s Best Tables. A Choice Stock of Tobacconists Fancy Goods & Stationery will be kept. 'WWT ANTED to Sell at once, on account v V of owner’s health—-The Third House from Railway Hotel in David Street, Palmerston North. House of six rooms, gas, range, scullery, water, verandah, iron roof, washhouse, copper, tubs, bath, patent IV.C., lawn, asphalt paths. Land, G6ft. by 132. Apply Box 196, P. 0., Palmerston North. Open one month. JAMES BATTEN, Captain Commanding. MB J iilBK
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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9121, 14 April 1908, Page 8
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