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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 199, 1 March 1883, Page 2

MANAWATU RACE I For 3year old:(5olts : %HWO^. '■■ Fillies and Weldings slbs, ' Second' horse to i-eeeive -£10*' out ' pif^' . • ' '■'• '■"■;'•'"-' .-'.■■ Stakes'.?-,/ 5 . ;:-,,.\ ::!■■,■■ ; • I)ißtance^no^eiuid. a quarter. ; |. Ni;minatidns, \£p.f;; ; Acceptance, j „' ;.,:fi2 ;i\iand; &ne\< acceptance at I •■:•. ■' OpentpaU eolta \ and fllJies foaled --within the : Manajratu and the i bpn»,fide i fpropei^of persons ; - who'haye^residec^iwthin the ; r Mana^Mv^unity^fpr six ■' .f ':\ ihonihapjtior tadateofnomina* tion. -'iff ■-■;-_ V- -i ft y^ TyFOMINATIf^S 'giving color, se*, JL T' ■-'■*- date whetf* Coaled, deacriptiottj marks and brands .(in^any) and pedigree iwill close on the Ist May ,"lßß3. ..•■; vAoceptances wilt^glqfey with : general» entries vfor f 4Manawatu RaeinglsSpV jAnnual Meeting, " 26th' Decemb^r^lß^g r * .and final acceptances 6n = the -flay of . meeting half an hour before starting. .: ; WALTON,, : iV ■■■"• .• ■:• • ?"i > ; -. Secretary." ■' ■■■:.' ■■:■■ v . WAJ^TEDI, : i' T ; * A N active lad for ..parcelsijiWlt' jiX ,J.,B,Hainiiton; ";

; -i A. , sober- man ast ;Jordan r/ Pro3pect'l4iYery Stables. S4tif %p town* ship slidtioM- < yTAVE boen favored!; wit^' m^ JIUI ' struetions iroift: JP.f sow^ shend, Esq., to, o^er hy. , pu.blicr auc<* tion that yaiuable'su,b,urDaD, section, No .36, Wppdvilley t contaiining ? 9\ :^Bf - 12Pr^eajtredj; suxttryed; ahdflaid, ■ d&intoi'j =-...:, :<\ -"* ■ '•■• ; - •^•■- Jr -;- aa '^ii^^^i^gi^' The Railway Junictions Station^ are likely t,o be erected upon, thi^* Block, which wilf ■beyond ' question, make these aliotme'nts'the most centrally, situated^ the» township,, which is';, raptdlyr/bepomiis' a most important Parining'^and "bommef ciaj Cen^,;as a proof • pf which we .maystate that two banks' " have '/a^eadysecured; sites with 5 the intention . of ' shortly ;ppening^b'ußin < ess.^Quarter--f acre sejcitions h'a'yerecentljt^changed^ hands as ; high as j6600 per* section showingiiha very high opinion- ienv ter^ine^ r fatuJte 'proßperity of M^iflanJ ' OTOn^Jtfehe - v rapidly inci^easipg popiulation and ' tho daily enquiries for :t&w;n sections : . the rvend^irhas' been^mdjiceS ,a ■ mostiexcoptional ' 'opppttunity ~ to both bbna fiae settlers 0^ l?\r!93aye. ajso, 3)pen' Javpred with instruction's .from 3S>. ;^We- . '.. beryiEsq-v-to olfer, |£ samaJ^mS" but burbot section Np^3 h\ , Wood\?l|e, . ' likewise clearad^surteyeft, and "lai^ : oflintp. ./,.-, y . Boads h^ave feeen surrey^,^^Bl^ ' ting tnrough both properties'^ .ina^" ing the extension most complete^anct convenient^. I.'*- : " •

Plans ago being prepared and wil^ ' beissued shortly t -• / -, — , Teyjrjs will be Liberal. $ Meantime the .Auctioneers 'can confidently recommend intending | purchasers to -give this - sale ( .their, best consideration. , w.s{. HOADLET, LYON & CO, {' * Auctioneers. ."rz ', ; — ; "" t BOROUGH " .OP 'f pIIWeK^TON . t ,3!fOSTfl, t ' :•■ „ PUBLIC POUND. « rnBNBBRS be received from JL ' persons desirioua'of {arming', the^ Public Paund. • * N Specifications of duties, terms of payment, &c, at the Borough Council' office. ' Tenders to close on Wednesday, March 7th, at 4 p.m. &. N. KEELING,* TQimQlgrk.