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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 293, 22 June 1883, Page 2

mist*? Winceys WEEK THIS 29 V)2L ° Z WEEK THIS: 2s ua p,r doz WEEK ,&>SSr SSI THIS . JM.p^"* WEEK THIS WEEK THIS Carptt WEEK THIS 10 £ r K rd WEEK .THIS- ,.- l.'per S yard WEEK THIS Tj**'" WEEK -THIS_ Towds WEEK THIS Hd each WEEK THIS 3s c ;\ft r WEEK THIS ? Jackets WEEK -THIS WEEK THIS 5s lid each WEEK ; AT J. B. HAMILTON'S. . Corner of Main and George Streets. "KfBW GOODS! NEW GOODS! i Novelties ! Novelties ! Kovelties ! . ; Just Opened out at JWILLIAM PAKE'S B0OK» STATIONERY, AND FANCY ; GOODS DEPOT. Books, new Plain knd Fancy i Stationery - ■/,•,..::. . •■; ?V e w an d' C hoice "Photo Albums New'Faris -- ; : - Njew 1 Scraps, new Scrap Books ' New Baslc'e'tware ",°. '.'"'" •New, prewe} Sillfs and Wools,, new \ Patterns and alt requisites VJiolwiV jkecordeoris, Oonccrtinas, - Flutes. • .v I PrANOS-- NE.W MUSIC. .... . Lkdies' 'Ooinpanions, Pocket Cbm- ; passes ,'•■ ': : ■■'■■■■' ■ ' Pocket ntirrors/ Graphbscopes". JViathemati'cal Instrutnents OIL PAINTINGS, Wafer Color Draw- ! ings':-:- - ; ■ Landscape Crayon Drawings of New ; Zealand 1 Scenery > HC\ f\(~\C\ CONPECTIONi\ vJjUVJU' FRS' BAGS to arrive m a few. days, and to effect a speedy sale will be sold at LOW PjtICES. 1 ;W;LLLAJI" ; PARK, B!ook, Stationery, and Eancy ■ Goods Importer, ' TSLia QtJARE, PaJnr ston North. J5,006 ACEF, QF FIRST CLAsS J iLAF FOR SALE IN „,; ;;;;; ; ;. ; ;ma]^watil , " rtIHU : ! Emigrant-' ahd Colonists J- Aid Corporation have the abbfre ionaiitity of land for sale m sections varying m size from j , | TOOf TO 500 ACRES. ','" '■- ■'■-,■ IN -THE ' : : MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANA- ; L. . ; .WATU, , . The most rising district m the North Island. 1 c Tiie.land is of the best quality, and m imany cases has very valuable timber ugon. it. '?he. -Manchester Block is the centre' of the Manawatu Timber in^iistryi three fourths of the sawtniils lir^that Coiinty b&lng located onitheJEllock., . The land is opened up by roads, n many^ cases. metalled, and the RAILWAY FROM FOXTOtt TO j, . :: ,... PATEA, „. : ;'. .;.; jKuns 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 xoould-be settler. The population of the Block is at present about 3,500. Fora few weeks the price ; for Cash will be 5,0s per acre; payable as : — lO per cent, deposit, balance m 6 months without interest, or J3O per cent deposit, balance m 12 mpnths' without interest, oni deferred .payment, prige 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. , t~" Title un,der the Land Transfer Aci. .. . | '■■' i . * ' ' Full information supplied to in* purchasers on application to $ie C^mpany l^ QJiee,, Fejjdin^, , where a guide and horse wil^ be sup- j plied to enable buyers to personally inspect the land. Planrf of Block and any information required sent freie to any address, on application by .letter to the Agent Emigrant & ' Colonist's aid Corporation, Limited, Feildino.