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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 257, 8 May 1883, Page 2

"dffSfcQATS, Boypr Ulster Overcoats, 9s 6d to l 2ss;' -vv.Boys' Tweed Overcoats, T3s 6d to ■ ' 25s • 7 -■.. ■ ' - " Boys' Tweed Suits, 8s 6d to 25s ; Boys' TVped Trougers, 4s lid to •' ; 12- 6 d; ' ■"• Boys* Velveteen Norfolk Suits : t l^en'g vyituey Overcoats, 25)s fid ; Men's BeaVer Overcpats, 39s (id ; IVten's T"SfeedT *y\ p., Oyercoats, 48 to 54 inches long. Wen's Dr.ah Mnckjnt 'shes, 48 to 54 inches L.i^g. Men's new Tweed ITa*s, 3s lid ; ■ MtMi-s Soft FeU Hats. 3* (id ; ' ' " Men's Hafi) I'Vlt Hats, 4s 6d j M^n's Tweed Polo Caps, Is 6d ; Men's Quitted 'iSim Q'Shantprs. * All New Goods, : - At ' : .J. \\. HAMILTON'S, i Corner 6i Main {md G-forge Streets. i | IVT B\y ROODS! NEW^OODS! Nqvelties ! Novelties ! Novelties I Just Opened out at WILLIAM PARK'S SQOK, STATIONERY, AN? FANCY GOODS DEPOT. ' N^^f Books, new Plain and Fancy Stationery _\e^ and Ohoice Photo Albums iN'ew Fans Nevr Scraps, new Scrap 8.00.ka New Basicetware. J?ew Crowol Silks -and "Wools, new Patterns anil all requisites Violins, Acco.rdeons, Concertinas, Flutes PIANOS—NEW MUSIC. Ladies' Opmpaniotis, Pocket Compasses Pocket ..mirrors, Graphoscopes Mathematical Instruments OIL PAINTINGS, Water Color Drawings Landscape Crayon Drawings ojE New Zealand Scenery Hf\ AAA CONFECTION- 1 ( U,U.UU FES' BAOS to, rive m st few days, and to effect a speedy sale will be apld at I^OW GRIPES. ' ' y ' ■ ; ______' WILLIAM PARK, ppok, Stationery, and Pancy Groods Importer, THE SQUARE, Palmerston North. 45,00Q APRKS. OF FIEST CLASS ]^AND FOR SALE V$ MANAWATU. rriHE Emigrant and Colonistg I Aid Corporation have the above quantity of land for sale m septioiis yarding m size from 100 TQ SQQ ACRES. IN THE MANCHESTER BLOCI^ MANAWATU, The most rising district m the JSTorth Island. The land is of the beat quality, and m many casea haa very valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills m that County being located on the Block. The land is opened up by roads, n many cases metalled, and the JIAJLWAY F-EOM FQXTO_S TO PATEA, '■ * Hurra through b]\e # settlement. Taking into consideration the qua]^ty pf the spil, the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Manchester Block is by far I he 'cheapest now offering to the woyld-he. settler, The population of the Block is at present about 3,500. For a. few -weeljs, the price for CasliwrUbe 50s per acre; payable as follows : — lO per cent, deposit, balance m 6 months without interest, or %Q pe,r cent; deposit, balance m 12 months' without interest, on deferred payment, price 60s per acre, deposit 7s G>d per acre, and balance any time, with 5 years, bearing 6 per cent interest till paid. Improvements to the value of 7s 6d per acre to be made within the first twelve months. Title tinder the Land Transfer Act. , Full _r4 ! fp.rnia,tion supplied to intending purchaser^ on application to the Company'^ pffice, Feilding, whore a guide and hp,rse w^ll be. supplied to enable buyerja to personally inspect the land. Blan,* ftf- Block and any information required $ent free to any address, on applipation by letter to the Agent J_jiigra.nt & Colonist's aid Cokpoea.tion LfIMfTJBD, FEILDIKG.