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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 237, 16 April 1883, Page 3

mENDERS are invited for the JL purchase of the following town and Suburban Section. To be sent tto the undersigned on or before Ist June next. Tho lowest or any tender no* necessarily accepted. " Palmbrston North. Suburban, No If 2 9a 2r. ! Subdivisions, 1, 7, and 20, of 301. Town 271, 272, 273, 225, 19, 61, 62,63,64. J.G. COX. Featherston, April 11, 1883. . jrarifE. IP the person who is trying to enw tice my servant to leave her place, continues such mean actions m the future I will take^ further proceedings. S. ABRAHAMS. rri HE inhabitants of Palmerston JL North are earnestly invited to attend meetings for the worship of God to be held m tne Foresters' Hall, at 7.30 p.m., on the 18th and 19th insfcs, when Hannah Hall and James B. Cotton, Ministers of the Gospel, m the Society of Friends, will attend. No Collection. In the Exchange Land and Mercantile* Auction ROOMS, PANAMA STREET. FEIDAY, APRIL 27, 1883, At 2 o'clock, p.m. In the estate of Henry Mace, of Wellington. Important sale of Valuable Town Property known as the Bainesse Estate, situated about eight miles from Foxton," by order of the mortgagees. T KENNEDY MACDON- , ALD & CO., are favored with instructions to sell by public auction,! on the-above date, by order of the mortgagees — All that Valuable Block of Agricultural Land, con* taining Eight Hundred and Thirty Four (834) acres, more or less, situate m and being the section , No 319, on the plan of the township of Carnarvon, m the Manawatu District, bounded towards north by section No 817, 6262 iinks ; towards the east by section No 320, 12,826 links, towards the south by the railway line 7851 links ; and towards the west by a road line 1 2,057 links. The above property — the well-known Bainesse Estate — is unrivalled for quality of soil, most of it originally being black heavy swamp land, and having been well drained and laid down m English grass, is now one o the finest properties m that fertile district. It i» situated within ah easy distance ot tJ>e fort of Foxton, 'and the Bainesse railway Station is situated alongside the property. "The unreserved sale of this valuable farm will afford to capitalists. fanners, and graziers a special opportunity of securing at their own price an estate that will at once pay a handsome interest on cost. - For lithographic plans, conditions of sale, &c, apply to Messes Buckley, Stratford, & FITZHEBBEBT, Solicitors for the Mortgagee ; Or to The Auctioneers. The Matiilfratu Permanent Equitable Building & Investment Society. Notice to Investment and Qapital Shareholders. fTIHE) Ferenth Annual General JL Meeting of the above Society will be held m the Town Hall, Palmerston North, on Saturday, the 21st day of April, 1883, at 2 p.m. Business : To receive Animal Report and Balance-sheet. To elect four Directors. Messrs. Linton, M'JS"eil, Podevin and Waldegrave retire, m accordance with clause 2 of rule 7, but are eligible for re-election. To. elect two Auditors. General. JJNO. WALDEGRAVE, • Managing Directors. To Carpenters and Builders. rfIENPERS are invited until I noon of Wednesday, the 18th day oi April, for additions to a Hotel, Palmerston North. Plans and Specifications may be seen at my office, Exchange Buildings, Palmerston, E. LABCOMB, O,E. & Architect. M"R.J. HERBERT lIANKINS, Barrister, Solicitor, akd Notary Public, Linton's Land Agency Rooms, The Square, Palmerstpn North, Office Hours.— lo a.m. to 4.80 p.m daily, Saturday executed.