Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 345, 23 August 1883, Page 2

KOK WELLINGTON. ■$-F"E MAN-AWATU Ftwn Shipi ping Company's Meamer JANE DOUGLAS, *^PTWif FSisEB, Will .-ail for the .above pert (Cireum. staniM* perinitt'TV' ) on BATU#&AY."2Sth ATJG 2-30 pm. Fci y Jn .: 1 2s 6d per ton w. gTbqbinson,, " i( Agent, Foxton Landf^S^lCan^ Honey to ■ I>>Tj ' ;: 'tiend. ' : I Bave jit#e,prpsent time.apout : A A (\PifY AORES for ; sal 4-U •UUvJ * n ectionß ar y in^ r size from' Sft & lODa^res. Some unproved and others ummprovedvj and. the .whole first-class quality! 1 '^ni^^i h a^L,r. Beßides;the above Gountr'-. I.ands, have a number of l rpOWiN SEOTIOiNS. suitabi ther X for business sites or pr vjte tenderizes 1 . " ; Some very choice ones m the 't^ijttfc' Likewise, about C\tT WW® SECTIONS for JCO " "sale,- with first-class Buildings -thereon. ■ m m , 1 haif^' also received instructions I find good securities for J ss6jboo At lowest current rates. land? Payments, if so on desired. JIMS LINTON, Pabnerston North, Auctioneer and :b ©eneral Agent. - MONEY TO I&vb 0N MOETfrom £100 up to ••■ £30.000. ■'■£» icns with local and outside Capitahste, nlacinir «r«e.amoupts of money at our ffifffJ^ariou, sources, ensure, to BOREt)WBRB by the competition offering considerable advantages, viz., the negotiation of, tbeir Mortgages on Terr favorable term?, and at lowest current rates of interest, with special ♦rrangements for any laTge sums reCHAB. POWNALL & Co., and Mortgage Agents, ,O' • • fWellington. j^-tiii' ■'.;:'-■-. ..-••••■■•■ • ■ : - X.i ■ i, : „■:■■■ ■ -„:•■.-'•• ittTl j-uu'.q ■ ■■. ■'■ Emgra?it and Colonists' Aid . T''V P^^oGlpoß!rf ; ioll. (LIMITED.) »VHE Corporaration are prepared to 1 -make advances, on Mortgagej on improved rural lands within and ad3om■/Mancboster Block, for terms of trom 3 to 6 years..- vr Interest, 8 per cent, per annum. t, V*U Apply to ,JX H, MACAETHTJK, 5* Ageitj and 0. A. Corporation. Feilding, 7th July, 1883. J5.000 ACEFS OP FIESt CLASS LAUT FOR SALE IN /«««?!■ " ' V te*^i:- ..:■■■ ~~~~ : - -"■ f 1 1HE Emigrant and Colonists I t Aid have the abore^^Atity of land for sab m •eckons Varying m isize from 10(^ TQ 500 AOR^IS. 7 IN THE MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANACi- -''■': WATU, .*.A . •; ■•• :■ ■ ' -fIA .•'■:■ -'■•■■ . . ■ ' The' most .'rising district m the Nort>fcland. The land is of the best quality, and i 'many casea has very valuable timber .upon it. She Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu Timber industry, tnree fourths of the sawmiliainthat County being located on the, Block. The land is opened up by Toads, n many cases metalled, and the RAILWAY FEOM FOXTON TO i PATEAi Bans, 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 ike cheapest now of ering to the would-be settler. The population of thet-Block is at present about 3,600. Ifrice— ?6os per acre, three-fourths of purchase money many remain on mortgage at seven per cent, for five jstaw if required. Title under the Land Transfer Act JPul inf ormatioh eappiied to intending purchasers on application to/ thej'^ Company's Of&ce, Feilding, Where a guide aid horse will be suppKed to enable buyers to personally inspect the land. Plans of Block endrimy information required sent free to any address, on application >y letter to the Agent Emi«rant and Colonist's aid Corporation