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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 12, 28 November 1877, Page 3

' TENDERS. TJOLLING STOCK CONTRACT. Public Works Office, Wangauni, Nov. 16th, 1877. TENDERS will be received addressed to the undersigned at Bus oftiec up to * NOON of THURSD VY, the 6th of December, 1877, for .the Construction, Erection, and Complete Finishing of ' eight (8) Timber Trucks. Specifications, .general conditions; drawings, &c, can bo seen at th<* Public Works office,- Wanganui and Foxton. - Tenders must^be accompanied by a cheque for £20 Jon ,some Bank m the town where the Tender is 'lodged, such cheque to be specially marked; by a banker, as good for twenty-one days. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. J. REES, , • Resident Engineer. BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. - '•'_.. ELECTION OF MAYOR. The Annual ELECTION of MAYOR will be held on WEDNESDAY, the 28th November, 1877, m the Borough Office, Palmerston North. R. N. KEELING, Returning Officer. Palmerston North j November 14th, 1877. . q^OTICE TO RATEPAYERS MANAWATU HIGHWAYS DISTRICT. You are hereby requested to make payment of all Rates due to date. If the same be not paid without delay, ' legal proceedings will be taken. . ; By order of the Hoard. „. JAMES LINTON, Collector*, Palmerston, 22nd November, 1877. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30th, At Two o'clock. TOWNSHIP OF BEACONSFIELD. Kiwitea, Sandon, Manawatu. WFINNIMORE will sell by auc- • tion/ at his new Auction Mart, ■■•, Lambton Quay, Wellington,- N.Z.,, (opposite Barrett's Hotel), on FRIDAY) 30th November, at 2 o'clock precisely—* * 300 very valuable Tdwn Sections 5 *m Beaconsfield . , v 15 five-acre sections (suburban), i Township of Beaconsfield 10 ten-acre sections, do do. This Township is undoubtedly m the finest arid most promising position of any young settlement m these Islands, the vast extent' of country- round it • numbering MILLIONS of acres of the richest land unsurpassed for its fertility and productiveness, its magnificent timber combining the. most. durable andbeautiful of the inariy. and varie'dVoods of this country ; His proximity to the main line of Rail bringing it and its produce within a few miles of' Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, ensure its rapid and unprecedented progress, and mark it as tho great centre of extensive and varied operations m commerce and agriculture, giving it the most prominent position among New Zealand inland towns. There are at £he present time a large number .of settlers permanently, located m the vicinity ''of this- township,' which is a sufficient guarantee to purchasers, that' an investment therein will' be a good arid profitable "one. The township is amply supplied with the purest' water, -the Kiwitea stream running through it. In this respect it possesses advantages over many of the adjoining 'towns'/both as regards supply and insurance. For POSITION; salubrity of the climate, richness of -the soil, and easy accessibility by rail and road, it is unequalled m New Zealand. To " head's of families desirous, of making provision for their children, this township offers special inducements for investment, as a present purchase of a. few sections m the name of each MUST, m a. few years, be productive of great and surprising results. To the. working men, mechanics, speculators, and investors generally, it is a chance seldom met with, the terms being exceptionally easy, -and 'the sections already m demand. Title under Land Transfer Act. The TERMS are :— Under £20, half cash, balance m three months; over £20, one-quarter cash, balance m three - and six months; over £50, one-fifth' cash, balance m two, four, six and nine months. No Interest. Lithographed Plans, of the Township may be inspected at the office of this paper. MR. THYNNE'S GREAT LAND ". SALE, On 13th December, at 2 o'clock p.m. Parties having land to sell should give immediate notice to the Auctioneer, with all particulars. -' - , ' See List already published.