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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 165, 19 January 1883, Page 4

L. G. WEST HAS FOR SA.LE the following iroperties. 70Q acres, unimproved, fronting mt tailed road. 440 acres, do do do y ••! 332 acres,Bo of which arelaid down m grass, and 45 more felled, fronting metalled road. 250 acres, being a well improved sheep farm. 200 acres slightly improved 64 acres unimproved. 65 acres with house, garden and ! 12 acres m grass. 60 acres splendid land well improved with house etc. etc., close to the Rangitikei Line. 50 acres, farm m complete order ; the pick ofthe Rangitikei Line propei ties. 52 acres m Fi'zhorbert, 20in grass. 21 acres at Stoney Creek, fully improved. (This property may be let for 12 months.) 1 acre m Main Street-, with sroorred well finished get tieman's residence. 1 acre m Fitzherbert Street, with 7- roomed gentleman's residence, ancl numerous smaller properties, on easy terms. TO LET a 6-roomed gentleman's residence, with one or tvo acres, of land. Also, 2 4-roomcd, one 3- roomed, and. one 2-roomed cottages, I.J acres clear land. MONRY TO LEND iv any sum from £50 to £5000 on mort.gage* palmerston north. for sale— terms to. suit purchasers.. IAA BUI LDIjNG; ALLOTA\J \J MENXSwithin two chains of the Square, and fronting Broad, Duke, Groy, Rangitikei, King, and Queen-streets. Section No. 10, Broad -street. 40 Allotments m Cuba and Lombardstreet. 40 Allotments m Main, Cuba, and David-streets. 40 Sections, 5f acpcs each,, fronting Featherston-street West, Boundary Road West, and Eairanga Road. 62 Sections, £ acre each, fronting Featherston Fast, N orth - street, and Boundary Road. East. Nos. 44 and 45, £ acre each ; 199 and 200, 9^ acres j 207, 1 acre. Sections Nos. 221, 290, 291, 314, 316, 317, 318, 319, 32(>, 321, 329, 340, 341, 342, 343, 381, 385,. 1066, 1068, 1069, and 1070, varying from 1 to 50 acres. Section 673, j- acre, fronting the Square and adjoining the Bank of New. Zealand.' 9s? acres near the Racecourse 150 acres. Xarere. 18 sections, Ashurst. : 3 , Cheltenhafo." 1 , East Town 1 „ Mastert,oa.- . . I Apply to PALMERSON & SCOTT, Land Agents.

WAR IN THE BOOT TRADE. THE PALMERSTON BOOT FACTpRY, IS STILL the largest aiid cheap. est Boot Warehouse m the Manawatu, and we beg to return thanks to all these who have favored us with a share of tbeir patronageand we trust by first-class workman ship and mate-rial, combined with the lowest price*.*, to merit a further I continuance of the same, and we 1 beg to inform the inhabitants of ; Paliiierstoii and surrounding district I that we have not. only the largest and most convenient premises m Palmerston, but we have completed' and filled m all the various lines of our stock that we can now recom**mend.it to the public as the largest "and bfest selected Stock of Boots and Shoes iv Palmerston or district. tUP" Note, — We make our ordered 1 work at the following prices i — Mt n's Best Watertight Loots irom 20s to 225. Men's best Shooters from 20s to 225. Meu's best E.S. < all' from 2[os to 225. . Men's best Nailed Shooters from 18s 6d to 20s We repair at the following prices-— Men's E.S., soled and heeled, 4s 6d. Men's Strong Boots, soled and heeled ss6d. Ladies' Boots, soled and heeled 3s Gd. Men's ntw Eldstks put m Ss. Ladies' new Elastics put iv. 2s 6d. The trade supplied with Topi, Lea ther, aud Grindery, at reasonable price*. Teems —STRICTLY CAS U . I'OL.YILLE ■& KNOX, Boot Manufacturers, The {Squire, Palmci tou No. fch. ■ lx — FOR SALE. A BARGAIN 7 . fZ! f\ ACRE* of the best laud iv \J the Manawatu, 20 acres of the land down m- grass, 1£ miles from Post office. House on pro-" > perty. • ' ' Apply to I --.■ T. S. HOE, The Square MR. GEORGE GRAY Has been appointed * j . OTTR, -A.C3rE2NTT, IN FOXTON, JX as been an«>ori.cato-^ooeive subscriptions' J - L andadvertasemnts, and his receipt wfil ba sufficient acknowledgment for tbe payment ofaf*"