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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 312, 14 July 1883, Page 2

[Jdl. ■» 1. »* {ri .iS o w w 3 a PI AN 0.8 J „, 4 WILLIAM PARK i; . I*, > WISHES to draw the attention of 1 residents of Manawatu to his SPECIAL VALUE IN" PIANOS, Bought for Cash and just imported direct from the nlakerd : * >- '- Handsome full- toned Walnut Pianos, improved, tricord, dGecbactiod, &C, for - Handtome full-toned, Walnut Pianps, tricord,; impro^ed, overstrung, oblique, 'checfc~«action, A 1 '„ for £41. Elegant full-toned, Ebonized and Gold 1 Pianos,, tricord, overstrung, check-actiou «fcfi., fprj £60. r " The a'boveiare now m stock and better, 'value wrll NOT HE' OBTAINED IN ANY-EART OF THE uOIiONT.'- 1 Lipp : and <- Snhn's G-rand ppnght Bluett . and G<»ld Piano*, overstrung, check-action, &c, £85. ! Pnotographs and prices of other pianos to be seen m the Showroom. ' American Origans shortly to / arrive. Pianos ,sold on the Time Payment . System. ■ • • ' • Inspection, and comparison invited. *■ ' MUSIC just arrived. WILLIAM PARK, IMPOETEE, - Ta]mer4on North. 35,000 ACRF^ OF, FIEST CXiASS •I ,i' ttIAJ? i FOR SALE IN TJJE Emigrant and Colonists 1 Aid (Corporation .have the aboveyquaiitity of land for sale m sections varying m size from :;; 100 y'o §00 acres. MANCHESTER BLOCjt, MANA- ,, ,* - " -WATU, - • The most rising district m toe North Island. « ' ' The land is pf the bestquality, and m many cases- f has very F valuable timber upon it. ' ' The Manchester Block is the cenjtrjß of the , Manawatu - Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills i& that jpounty being located on the Block. ,?< The land iB opened" up by roads, n^oaaby, capes metalled, and the, EAILWA' T' PEOM' FOXTON (TO "" PATEA,' .. , ,! % -Kuns' through the settlement. Takuig into^cdnsideratioh the quality of the soil, . the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Manchester Block is by far^ 'cheapest now offering 1 to the ho<ykd?fo .ttftler. The population „o£ the Block is at p^gsent about 3,500. 'jFora.few weeks* the price] for Cash will be 50s per acre ; payable as follows :— l6' " per cent, deposit, ]■ balance in 1 6 months without interest, or 20. per cent deposit; balance m 12 months' without > interest, 6n ( deferred payment, price 60s per acre, .deposit 7? 6d per acre, and balance any time with 9 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 A£t,,_ . " • f ' ' Full information, Bupp}jfl4 tp intending purchasers on application to the .u 'Company's Office, Feilding, where a guide aid horse will be supplied to enable buyers toj personally inspect the land. Plans of Block and any , information required sent free to* any -address, >on application by letter, to" 1 the Agent 'Emigrant* & ,Colonist's aid Corporation, LIMITBDf FJBH.DING; :/ ,* B. LARQOIVEB, ~ OIVIL ENai^KßLt, OHll'^OT, &o ISjprepare3 to design and supervise Engiueering and Arcaitectural' Work of i any, description 1 . P)iarges moderate.' I 3CT^^ . 1' ' "Ote«s, l ßi#ad-sjtjreet Falmerston Korjth. MANAWJATU DAILy, TIME§r QUBSCEIBEES changing their place O 'abode are requested to ijopfy the fget m writing, or, by calling at the office, so A that the papers may be left at new address.] ;' The will also feel obliged if s*iibsc&berg would, give information of 'any'irregu arity or care].essneuon the part of the runners. kl : " '" l