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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 260, 11 May 1883, Page 2

Alt E X . o,Jß;:o^^^ : jy P4LMERSSON NORTif, IS A CASfI" BUYJJR OP Grain, Wopl, tefe Skins, - .'.*•-*■• ■■■■ ■ " fallow, ™ : j I?utter, ..././ ' . '"■.;,_. . ■■;..■ •■ ■• Bacpn ? an^ Fungi^f. f . < v^r wil} ni^e LIBERAL AE^ANCES on sarp,e consigned £or ppsitire WEEIJL^; SALEB pf all sorts qf Gqqds and Svock his Auct?op Rooms and Yard. "SALE'S, Conducted |n Toyfn or tlpuntry. AGtiO^NT SALES, Rendered Promptly. LQANS NEQQTIATE]^ on Free-' hold Property at reasonable rates pf interest. __^ ■VTEW GOQDS! NEWGOOEIS! Novelties ! Novelties 1 Nqvelties 1 Qnened put at WXLLIAM PARK'S BOOK, STATMpi, AUD MCI GOODS DEPQT. New Books, new Plain and Fancy Stationery New and Choice Photq Albums JsTew 1 Fans &fe\v Scraps, new $cra,\> Books l^ew Basketware New Crewel Silks and Wools, new Patterns and all requisite? Viplins, AccQrdeong, Concertinas, Fluteß ' PIANOS,— NEW MUSIC. Ladies' Companions, Po ( pket Ponipasses Pocket mirrors, Graphpscopes Mathematical Instruments OIL PAIKrtiXGS, Water Color I^rawiugs ' Landscape prayon drawings p,f New Zealand §eenery *7f\ f\f\f\ OONFECTTON(KJ^\J\J\y VH* RA^S. to arrive m a few days, and to pffact a speedy ■sale will be sold at LOW PRICES. WILLIAM PABK, StatiQnery, and Fancy Goods Importer, tehee: square, Palmerston North. J^CMJp ACIiKS OP FIJiS'C CLA-^ti LAND ?0 11 SALB IN MANAWATU. f I Ilj^ Eniigrant Oplqnis^s I Aid Cprppration Have the above quantity of l^nd for sale m seefcipns yar T in.gi n si^e frpm TO 50Q ACRI^S. IN tl^K MANCIJE^TER BLOCE^, MANAWATU, The most rising district m, the Nqrth Island. The land is qf the best quality, and I\n many cases has very valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the pentre of ttye IV{!anawat.u; Timber jndustry, thr.ee fourths of the sq,\vmills m that County being lpcjared pn the Block. The land is ope?>ed x\p by roads, n many ca^Qa metaled, and the ; RAILWAY FROM FQ^TON TO EATKA, Kuns thr.ous;h che settlement. Tajting into considenation the quality of the soil, the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the laud on the Manchester Block is by v far the cheapest 7ww offering to the would-be setit.er. The population of the^Block is ab present about 3,500. For a few weeks the price for Cash. will be 50s per acre.; payable as follow^: — 10 per cent, deposit, balance m 6 months without interest, or 2Q per cent deposit, balance m 12 months' without interest, on deferred payment, price 60s per acre, deposit 7s 6d per acre, and balance any time wi^,h 5 years, bearing 6 per cent interest till paid. Improvements tc the value pt 7s 6d per acre to be made with m the first twelve months. Title under the Land Transfer Act. J Full information supplied ro m I tending purchasers pn application tp the Company's Office, Feeding, whure a guide and horse will be supplied tp enable buyers to personally inspect the bind. Plans qf Block and any information required sent f rep to aijy address, oi> application .by letter to- the Agsjnt Emigrant & Colonist's aid Poep.oeation , Limii £d, Fjeilding, ' ■'.; I