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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 316, 18 July 1883, Page 2

Second Week OF -T. X HAMILTON'S great amm saleFur Trimmings, reduced to 6d yard. Fringes, us'ialiy sold at Is 6d yard, a 1 rtduced to 6d yard. Stont Silevia Linings, 4s 9d doz. White Honeycomb QMiltSi, for 4s lid ea* li. vould be cli. ap a* 9s 6.1. 500 yards Dress Stuff, reduced to 3£d yard 200 yards Splendid Flannels, 9Jd yard. Strong Linen Shirting reduced to sd. Colored Bed Quilts, reduced to 3s lid. If you Want To purchase Drapery of any kind, don't miss the Clearing Sale, AT J, B. HAMILTON'S. PIAJO 5 ..; WILLIAM PARK WISHES to draw the attention of residents of ManAwalu to his SPECIAL VALUE IN PIANOS, Boutjbt for Ca>h and just imported direct from- the matters : Handsome full-timed Walnut Pianos, improved, tricord, check- action, &c, for £38 Handnome full-toned, Walnut Pianos, tricor.', impro 1 o'l, ovc strung, oblique, check •a-'t'on, & •., for £41. Kkgiiit fui'l-toned. Kbomz<.d and Gold Piaid'S. iricord, nverclrung, chock-action &c, for £60. The above are now m #tock and belter, yalue wrll NOT- ME OBTAINED UN ANY PART OF THE COLONY. Lipp and Sohn's Grand upright BlacK and Gold Pianos, overstrung, check- action, &c, £85. Photographs and prices of other pianos to be seen m the Showroom. American Onjana shortly to arrive. Pianos sold on the Time Payment System. Inspection and comparison invited. MUSIC just arrived. WILLIAM PAEK, iMPOETiGjt, ; THE SQUARE, ; Palmerston North. 35,000 ACEFp- OF FIRST CLASS ■ LAF FOR SALE IN MAJSAWATU. THE Emigrant and Colonists Aid Corporation have the above quautity of land, for sale m sections varying m size from 100 TO 500 ACRES. IN THE MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANA- ,/ WATU, The most rising district m the North Island. The land is of the best quality, and iv many cases has very valuable timbpi' upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatn Timber industry, three fourths of the sftjy,mills m that County being located on the Block. The land is opened up by- roads, n many cases metalled, and the EAILWAY FBOM FOXTON TO PATEA, Runs through the settlement. Taking into consideration the quality of %© soil, the accessibility and proximity to railway ©ominunication, the land on the Manchester Block is by far the cheapest tiow offering to the wouldrbe settlsr. The population of the Blo£k is at present about 3,500. Fora few weeks the pice for Cash will be 50s per acre j payable as .follows : — 10 per cent, deposit, balance m 6 months without interest, or 20 per cent deposit, balance m I' 2 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 naid. 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 in* teiwling purchasers on application to the Company's Office, Folding, whore a guide and horse will be supplied to enable buyers to personally inspect the land. Plans of Block and any information required sent free to any address, on application by letter to the Agent Emigrant &. • Colonist's aid Corporation, 3 Limited, Fwlding. OIVIL BNGINimi, Ottir.-JOT, .ko IS prepared to design and supervise Engineering and Architectural Work of any description. Charges moderate. Office, Broad-street Pftlmerston North.