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Manawatu Times, 12 June 1883, Page 2

Jackets and Ulsters IjadJeß should fee thenplendid '••■*' HH*o:tui w.t of the rfbiSye m nc.vve»i Hti&prM,' *»ith«uf d'rrtibt the v*ryi bent Yjilne evei .pflft»re.(t Palu>er»ti)u. Just landcdj „: ( ex "Biitisb Qinien.". ; \ ; Costnmes>Pelissesr unics For Htth Buys and (Jirls. About 250, bought i» jo!v will be uold less thin tisuaV wholesale prices. I want every mother m Palniernton to have a look at these goods as they are desperately cheap. Other bargains too numerous to particularise. Notu— - .:•:..■•: AT - "' J. B. HAMILTON'S. Corner of Main and George Streets. I\TEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! Novelties! Novelties ! Novelties ! Just Opened out at WILLIAM PARK'& BOO^, STATIONERY, AND- FANCY QOOD3 DEPOT J New Books, new Plain a»?d Fancy . Stationery ■\" i New and Choice Photo Albums ' New Pans . • ' New Scraps, new Scrap Books New Basketjvare New Crewel Silks and Wools, dbw Patterns and all requisites • ' Violins, Accordeons, Concertinas,; Flutes : , PIANOS— NRW MUSIC. Ladies' Companions, Pocket Comparses Pocket mirrors, Graphoscopes .. Mathematical Instruments OIL PAINTINGS, Water Color Draw- ' \ ; ings . • '-■ . -"'■ ■ ■. LandHcape Crayon Drawings of New Zealand Scenery : : W(\ C\C\f\ CONFECTION., / L/ r lil\J V BJBS' BAGS to. ar. rive m a few days; and, to; effect a speedy sale will be sold at LOW PRICES. ■'■•■'•■•:■ ''V^i WILLIAM PARK* Book, Stationery, and Pancy Goods Importer, I Palm ston Nottn. j^TA^Kr^iii rr: imsT~cLA^ LAP FOR SALE IN MANAWATU. npiHE Emigrant and Colonists I Aid Corporation have the above quantity of land for sale m sections varying m size from "" ■'•'"•■' •"■■ ' IN THB , .' .'■■■. MAUCHBSTiEft BLOCK, MANAWATU; : : ' The moet rising district m the Nprthfclaiid. . '<■ \y The land is ofthe quality, and m many cases has very valuable timber upon it.. v 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 case.s metalled, and the RAILWAY tKQM FOXTON TO ■'-•:'""" v PAtEA, : , ■ ■■■■" KunS throagh the settlement. Taking into consideration the quality of the soil, the accessibility and proximity td railway communication, the land oii the Manchester Block is b^f&r the p the woiiW-btxfitoltfr.;. Xhe^. pop^ilatipn of the Blocfc is at present about 3,500. r For a few the price' for Cash wiH .fee 60s per acre; payable as. follows i-r-XO .per; cent, deposit, r in^^^9 interest, or 20 Jler' cent deposit. ; balance , m ,12.. >-iDao&thß'' without interest, on deferred payment, price 60s per acre, deposit 7s 6d per. acre, balance, any time with 5 jre^S, bearing 6 p^r^ent-ifitferest paid. Improvements to ;th.e Rvalue of, 7s 6d-.^>er aei© ip. bel^^e.^ within the first twelve. months'. l - Title under the Land Transfer Act. Full information supplied to intending purchasers on application to the Company's Office, Feilding, where a guide and horse will be supplied to enable buyers to personally inspect the land. PJans of Block and any information required -sen* free to any additosb, on application by letter to the Agent Emighani & \ Colonist's aid OuWwn