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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 200, 2 March 1883, Page 3

MANAWATU Pi>ODUCE RACE OF GO SOYS. For 3 year old «oUs ... Bst TOlbs. Fillies and Geldings Bst slbs, Secoud horse to rcciive £10 out of Stakes. Distance— one mile and a quarter. N minations, £1 ; Acceptance , £'2 ; and fin?l acceptance at J'ost ot'£l. Open to all colts and fillies foaled within the .Mauawatu County, and the bona fide property of persons who have resided within the Manawatu County for six znomhs prior to date of nomina« tion. "VTOMINATIONS Riving color, sex, X 1 date when foaled, description, marks and brands (m any) and pedigree will close on the Ist May, 1883. Acceptances will closo . with general entries for Manawatu Racing Club's Annuai fleeting, 26th December, 1883, and final acceptances ou the day of meeting half an hour before starting. TJIOS. R. WALTON, Hecretary. WOODVILLE EXTENSION. IMPORTANT SALB OV TOWNSHIP SECTIONS. EARLY IN MARCH, hoadley>lLyon & co, HAVE boen favored with instructions from F. Townshend, Esq., to offer by public auction that valuable suburban section No 36, Woodville, containing 9a 1r 12r cleared, surveyed, and laid off into 32 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, The Railway Junctions Stations are likely to be erected upon this Block, which will . beyond question make these allotments the most centrally situated m the township, which is rapidly becoming a most, important Farming and Commercial Centre, as a proof of wh,ich we mqy state thai; two banks have already secured sites with the indention of shortly opening business. Quarteracre sections have recently changed hands as high as £600 per section showing thj very high opinion en« ter.tained of the future prosperity of this inland Town. Owing to the rapidly increasing population and daily enquiries for town sections the vendor has been.induced to place this proper 'J m the market, offering a most exceptional opportunity tc both boua fide settlers or investors. We have also been favored with instructions from Charles If. Weber, Esq., to offer, at same time suburban section No 37, Wuodville, likewise cleared, surveyed, and laid off into, 3^ BUILIOTQ ALLOT- : - MENT3.-' Roads have been surveyed, cutting through both properties, making the extension most complete aud convenient. Plans are beinpr prepared and will ' ' bo issued shortly. ; Terms will be Liberal. Meantime the Auctioneers can confidently recommend intending purchasers to give, this sale, their best consideration. ftO ABLE Y, LYON & CO, ; ' • Auctioneers. ■ WANTED KNOWN. : T IME at 8s 6d pcx Bushel. Ready Money Store, ) " WANTED KNOWN. , !•• • x WHILEY'S SHINGLES 10a per 1000. Stock always on hand at R^ady Money Store. WAIKATO-THAMES RAILWAY HAMILTON. TB AROOA AND HaMILTON-CAMBRIDGE • ■ SECTIONS. 20,000 KAURI Oil TOTARA SLEEPERS. Public Works Office, Wellington, 2nd Feb., 1883. nnpNDERS will be received at Jjl. ' this Office until Nodn on iFftJDAY; the 9th. March, 1883, for -thg,/' above cpneract.. They are to be marked on the out« side, "Tender, for Sleepers," and addressed "to. the. Honthfl Minister for Public Works. Telegraphic tenders, similarly addressed- and markedj will be received if presented at any Telegraphic' Ofj&ce by Noon of the same 'date, provided that tenders as above are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour. Specifications and general conditions may be seen "at this office; at the Public Works Offices, Auckland and Wanga'niii ; at the Railway Stations, New Plymouth, Napier, and Foxton ; aud at the Warden's Office, Gr.ra^amstown. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By corn ui and, JOHN BLACKETT, Engineer m Charge, North Island.