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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 326, 28 July 1883, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON. rpffE MANAWATU Steam ShipJL ping Company's Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Fuasuk, Will sail for the above po t (Circumbtances permittin»j '-d FIiIDAY, JULY 27, at Noon. Freight : 12s 6d per ton W. G ROBINSON,* A&unt, Toxton Land for Sale, and Money to ■ Lend. I have at t>ie present timfi about A(X t\t\(\ -^ cIiES for Ba]e •4rU,yUv/ m sections varying T size from 30 to 1000 acres. Some improved and others unimproved, and the whole first-class quality. ■'. .; : .'•■... Besides the above Countr" lands, haye a number of mOWIfSKCtIONS, suitabL ther J_ for business sites or pr v . te residences. Some very choice ones m the ; Square, Likewise, about r\% TOWN SECTIONS for /{f.QCi aale, with first-class Building^ thereon. 1-have also received instructions 0 find good securities for iio,ooo At lowest current itites. Land Defeired Payments, if so on desired, JAMES LINTON, Palmerston North, Auctioneer and General Agent. MONEY TO LKrD ON MOET gSje From £100 up to i?QnnAn Lon s estab * • cjtOv/»V-/V-/V/« lished connec-. tiens with local and outside Capitalists, placing large amou'Dts of money at oui caliHfrom various sources, ensured to BORROWED by the competition offering considerable advantages, viz* the negotiation of tbeir Mortgages on I ,i very favorable terms, and at lowest J • current rates of interest, with special . Vrrangements for any large sums required. I CHAS. POWNALL & Co., Scriven a rs and Mortgage Agents, Wellington. Xfitigrani and Colonists' Aid Corporation. ■■:■■ (LIMtTBD.) n^HE Corporaration are prepared to Jb — urcfKC au vwinworTJn"~inorvg»gir, ~x>a~ improved rural lands within and adjoining Manchester Block, for terms of from 3 to6yeats. Interest, 8 per cent, per annum. Apply to I); H. MACARTiEUIV :-. > •' I ." jAgent, and C. A. Corporation, j -Feilding; 7th July, 1883. 85,OO0.iAeRFh OF IIRST CLASS LAN** FOR SALE IN '^V, MANAWATir. . f I THE Emigrant and Colonists! JL Aid Corporation have the ahove quantity, of land for sale m flections varjing m size from 100 TO 660 ACRES. „.;...//: ; \, . ITS THE : MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANAThe nipst rising district m the] Xfoipfch Island. ; '"The land is of the hest quality, and m many teases has very valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills iii that County being located on the Block. 1 The land is opened up by roads, n many cases metalled, and the feAiLWAY FROM FOXTON TO ..£■■-•'■■> PATEA, : Jiuns through the settlement. Tjkinginto consideration the quatity of the soil, the accessibility and I proximity to railway communication, i -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. ! 3?ora few weeks the price for Cash will be 50s per acre; payable as follows: — 10 per cent, deposit, balance ia 6 months without interest, or 20 per cent deposit, balance m \% months' without interest, on: ■$. deferred paymeot, price 60s p^r acre, deposit 7s 6d pep acre, and, balance any time with 5 years, bearing 6 per cent interest till paid. ] improvements to the value of 7s ' 6d per acre te be made within the first^welve months. "Titl» under thp Land Transfer I Wttl information sapplied to in> tendiag purchasers on application to ifche Company's Office, Feilding, a guide and horse will be supjplied; to enable buyers to personally inspect the land. Plans of Block ,»nd any information required sent free to any address, on application Ey letter ito the Agent Emigrant* & Colonist's aid Corporation,