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Manawatu Standard, Volume XXXV, Issue 6605, 17 April 1899, Page 4

Land, Estate and Financial Agent, Accountant and Valuator. HAS the following properties for sale or lease— 630 acres, 240 grassed. 60 felled ready to burn, about half plougbable, about 8 rooms; price Xβ an acre; terms (!0 acres. 3 miles from Palmorston, all grassed and Bub-divided, 7 paddocks, house rooma and necessary outbuildings, good orchard ; a grand dairy farm; price on application 200 acres lease 099 years, lfiO in grass, lmlanco felled ready to burn, ring fenced except 25 chains, cottage 2 rooms, sheep yardr and dip; goodwill for sale cheap • 000 acres, Waitara. all grassed and subdivided 7 paddocks (water hi each), does not flood, all ready for the plough exeept 20 acres not stumped, house 7 rooms, sheep yarde, dip and other sheds, 5 miles from railway station, good roads; price £Q an acre, only £700 required. 55 acres, Stoney Creek, subdivided 7 paddocks, house 6 rooms, trap and hay sheds, 22 acres under plough, cow bails. Grai'.d dairy farm, close to creamery Cash £4fiO, balance at 5%. 330 acres, in grass and subdivided, 4 miles from Railway Station, 2 miles from dairy factory, house 8 rooms, outbuidings, largb shed 18 x 30; part ploughed, pearly all level and slightly undulating. W i. splendid property, on .£lO an acre terms. 110 acres, mile from town boundary, 'angitikoi Line, grassed and subdivided, Duse 8 rooms, and outbuildings, 40 acres ider plough. Don't mise this. Pnce on \ >plication. 100 acres, grassed and subdivided, >mpany'a Line, nearly the whole of it ady to plough, house 0 rooms, mile and half from railway station, school and eamery. £14 per acre, ' 95 acres, grassod and subdivided, Comuiy's Line, 70 acres /eady for plough, Dod residence, 2 mile 3 from Railway Nation, mile and a half from school and eamery. Price on application. In Town Properties I have several obd bargains. (Alfred Richards,

"iLAND, STOCK, and PRODUCE AGENT, PALMERSTON NORTH, lAS the following properties for sale on easy terms: — 120 acres, 14 miles from Palmerston, J 5 an acre. 400 acres 3heep farm; .£6 5s an acre. 212 acroa, partly improved; £1 10s an ere. 100 acres, dairy farm j Jill an acre. 100 acres, dairy farm; £12 an' acre. 70 acres, opposite creamery; ,£ll an icro. '■ 110 acres, near creamery; i!IG an acre. 147 acres, partly improved, and only 2 miles from Pelmerston; £14 l()s an acre. TO LEASEG4O acres, well improved, rent 6d an acre, goodwill cheap., 209 acres, improved, rent Cs, lease 10 years, small goodwill. Also;' 100 acres adjoining the above, rent Cs, goodwill £56. Intending investors are requested to note that during the pant week I have personally inspected each of the abovo properties, and I can assure you or thorn that they comprise some of tho greatest bargains ever offered on this coast. Write for full particulars P. 0., Palmeraton North.

ON February Ist Miss Browne recommenced lessons iu Music and French at her residence, Ames, bury-street (5 doors from Broadstreet), or at pupil's house as arranged. Terms one guinea per quarter. E. LAKCOMB ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER. X\£J3ijlß& i 2&*^fi aTß ' experience in T t England and MewJiealand, is prepaied to design *nd supervise the carrying out of Arcfiteb ? Engineering Works of every Joscription. A iarge assorfa" 611 '" P lanß f° r inspectioV • Charges moderaJPOffices— lpw -Chambers, the Square, ani at Private ;eJejjfaiuse. Duke-street p/lmerston North /iffr E. liarcoi"! /isits Feildingsj'T Friday, anlytMessre Aatcliff and G^ en are agents tS»r uli** fljarcomb f i - ZZ ~~DiSTiiICT (iEDEJiS. •JWlmbbston north j North Riflea willfparade aa under: — j April 17th Parade; drill (April 2ith—ipieut. Col. Newall's Govemtneolt Inspection ; drill order ; 7.80. j May JtaMiOß-commissioned Officers' drill order; 7.30. j Mif Major McMillan'e Governnmt Inspection; drill order; 7,30, I A few vMancies for really good men. The MMn will be sounded at 7.30; any man At on parade at 7.45 without V good reason will be counted absent. el By Order. II j J. E. HALL, [ Captain C'oinmandiDg, "MttD. FRASEE/ VPERINARY SURGEON, PALMEBSTON NOKTH (Certificited by Messrs Charlton and Snowball, M.E.0.V.5.), I DEAMS attention of horseowners to d Mis Bot Larvae Eemover. Now ia » suitabile time 10 apply before the larvae ire attached to intestinal walls. Ageraoy: Stevenson's stables. Inurfmary on Gillespio's Line, v ■ 1