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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 283, 9 June 1883, Page 2

■ ■i— ■■■——in ii'iimm 1 m j _ ;;; — ~;~ _ . ______ _^__....-. : „ : Wincey Dresses, for 2s camli Wincey Divsses, for 3s lid oaoii AT , J 8. .HAMILTQN'S. «:,.;•, ■:^|L'i*4. week:';.; '. , ■ : i\Vriqoldr Calico 2a IM doz ■ . .tout' Meiicau Grey, 3s (3<i duz , v i- ':# s - : - -•"'■at-. Vvv..,,.-. .■;■. .... - ;' ( - j. n. HA-iiiLTjg-y^:^, ;:;.:'•;■ Velveteen, for 2s yaril; ' ■"".iiM'e'aipefii . goods m Pahnerston. '-. '■"".;_ AT ' ' . v - ■*'■'.- ■■' J. B. HAMILTON'S. DON'T ;;; Send money out of liie p\ace, make your purchases from a local store. VFfiW GOODS! NEVWOQ-pd! Novelties ! Novelties ! Novelties ! Just Opened out at WILLIAM PARK'S BOOK, STATIOUE&T,. MD f ANGT New Books, new Plaim and Fancy Stationery V '■' ""." New and Choico Photo Albums New Fans . . r ■-■ •■"' •*' : '■ New Scra-prt, neNV Scrap Books New .Basketware . New Grewel Silks and "Wools, new Patterns and all requisites • . : . Violiiis, AccordeojiS, Conebrtinas,' Flutes : . :P! ANO3-NEW MUSIC. Ladies' Companions, Pocket Com- \ panaes . , ' '",'■-.- • .Pocket nnrrurs, Or raphpacopes Matliein;«tica} Iri.s-truments ' OIL PAINTINGS, Water Color Drawin.:ss • • Landscape Crayon Drawings of New Zealand Scenery ; h f\ f\Plf\ CONFESdJMONi :: fVJf,UVV EilV BAGS to ar> rive, £».»., few dfl,ys, and to effieqt,a si)eedy sale will be sold at EOW PBICfiS; WILLIAM PAEK; Book, Stationery, and Eancy Goods Importer, THE SQUARE, Palmerston North. i 5,000 ACRiIiS OF- FIEST^ C'IiASS , XAND FOR SALE IN ■ : . : MANAWATTJ.'-^ "; rXIHE Emigrant and Colonists _1_ • Aid Corporation have the v&bove quantity of land fpTi ; «ale •m sections varying m size from ' 100 T6 500 ACRES. MANOiaESTiE'&LOCK, MANA- ■ . ; #ATFr ■.•■'; The most rising district m the North Island. : The land is of the best quality, and m many cases has very vain able timber upon it. ; . . !£h.Q v. Manchester Block ' is 'the centre of the Manawatu Timber , iudii>itry, three fo-urths of the.:sa.w^ " 'lajirs i& that County being located on the Block. The land is opened up by roads) n many cases metalled, and- the - railway feom fqxton $0 . .. . ,, . . patea,;,;;. '_."■;•■•.■ ', Hiins through che settlement. Taking into consideration the quaJity of. the! soil, the accessibility and : .proximity to railway comniunication, the land on the Manchester Block is ,^'by. far the cheapest now offering to the ■ $y&uld-be settler. The population of , /the Block is, at present about 3,500. \,f* Fii,ii v a few weeks the; -pricey for vrill be 50s p6r acre ; payable ' *as ? fbilows :— lO pe> cent, deposit. . ].' balance m monjjh^a. without. in;tjregij or 20 per cent' deposit;; .^balance ■ ia- &% mouths' without' ■ih'tei i esii; i .oh deferred .paymsht", ' price 60s . per acre, deposit 7s Gd per aero, and balance any fcime with 5 years, bearing- 6 per cent interest till paid. Improvements tc'-thei -value of 7s 6d 'per acre to be made within the first twelve moufchs. Title under the Land Transfer Act. • Pull information supplied to in* tending, pn'rahasors oil application to tne- Company's Of&ce, Feildingy, whore a guide and horse will be sup.plied to enable buyers to personally ■inspect" the iaßti. Plaris of Block Hiicl any information . required sent "Tsree ; io any addresM, on .}■ application ' y'oy leitar to the: Agent : '!EMioiiii{ ; i'" • <fc Colonist's aid ■■.'.C.oß^o'ki.xioj',.-