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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 284, 11 June 1883, Page 2

:doi-.m.a.:n-s. ; Jackets and UlstersLadies should see the splendid U3!sottin--nt of the ajiove m ? .ns;wesr£ Kl.iipts, v*iib.mr -doubt theve.-y )-re ! v-Ano ev»i; oAto^. m Paiyier^toay'i, Ju«tt laiidcd ex "British Qii^tn," Cestames.Pelisses. unics For litjt)* Boys and A'iboat 250, bought a jot', wiU fiti -BuJ^ir*! '^* «»«»' wholenaif prices. I want . fj^vy iuother m Pahneraton to have a ldo).c at these, goods as they arc deßpLrateljE2*6*»^~; i Othov bargains too nuiuorouato puirticu,larise. ' v , Notb — AT J. JR. HAMILTON'S. Com."-" of Main and Gw>rgc Ntroein. "VTEW GOODS! .NEW GOODi! N oyeities ! Novelties ! Novelties 1 Just Opened oufc at WILLIAM PARK'S BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY; GOODS DBPQT.! New Books, new Plain and T?ancy Stationery ]Yew and Choice Photo Albums New Fans - ■■■>-„ New Scraps, new Scrap Books. - New Baiaketware New CrowoJ Silks and Wools s new Patterns and- all requisites Violins, Aeuonlaons, Coucortinas, Flutes PIANOS— NEW MUSIC. Ladios' Companions, Pocket CompasNoa Pocket mirrors, (rraphoscopes Matheniaiical Instruments OIL PAINTINGS, Water Color Drawing :l Landscape Crayon Drawings of New Zealand Scenery hTI r%f\f\ CONFECTION. # KJi\J\J\J BH^' BAGS to ar. rive m a few days, and to effect a speedy sale will be sold at LOW PBIOES. j . " | WILLIAM PAHKS Book, Stationery, and Eancy G-oods Importer, Palm ston North. 35,000 ACE, •' OF FIEST CLASS LAF FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. 1 1 1HB Emigrant aiid Colonists JL Aid Corporation hare the above quantity of land far sale m sections varying m sige from 100 TO 500 ACRES, IN THE . MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANA* WATU, The most rising district m the North Island. The land i 8 of the beat quality, and m many cases has 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 RAILWAY PROM FOXTON TO PATEA, I Kun» through the settlement. Taking into consideration the- quality of the soil, the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Manchester Block is by far the cheapest now offering to the would-be settler. The population of the Block is at present about 3,500. Fora few weeks the pricey for' 1 Cash will be 50s per acre ; payable as follows :-^,LO per cent, deposit, balance m 6 months without interest, or" 20 per cent dopogit. balance m 12 months' .without interest, on deferred payment, price 60s per acre, deposit 7s 6d 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 under the Land Transfer Act. Full information supplied to inn tending purchasers on application to the Company's .Office, Feilding, where a guide and horse will be supplied to enable, buyers to personaliy/r inspect jb]b,e ■ l^hd. Plan's 6f Block and any information ..r^Utred sent tree to any. /address, on : application by letter to "the Agejstt Emigrant & - COLOKIST 's aitl UoBIVHATIO Limited, J^iMu^a- . v -