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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 356, 5 September 1883, Page 2

FOR WELLINGTON. MANAWATU Steam Shipping Company's Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Fbasek, Will fail for the above port (Circura. stances permitting on MONDAY, SEPT. 3, at 6 p.m. Freight : 12s 6d per ton I. W. G. KOBINSON, Agent, Foxton l^|(jivSal^ aM M^ney to ?.-./•■ -.-Lend. ; /■■■ '- ■ at t^e present time about "'4tM<iV-WVr- mi n serous varym XWnzeJrom 30 to 1000 .acres, fcoxne.vmproved and otners ummpJoVed,. and the .whole first-class •reality; : . , , : 'Besides the above Countr I anda, _ «l ,hl«e_aj^PJJjlief-9^---^:—^t^"^ 51 q#^SKWONS, suitiibi " flier X. *-: rior business sites or_ p_r vie residences.' Seine very choice 1 ones -»iti the SquareV- Likewise, about/ *^ I 'j£ n TO^N SECTIONS fpr X^jD^ with first-class Bailf^ings tbereon.i < • «v ■■; ■: 1 hare also received instructions find good securities for At loweSt current rates. Etntf sft£ 'Deferred Payments, if sd : : desired. ; Palmerston North, Auctioneer and vw-n-.r.- iGeneral Agent. • J f jt-ia'f-". '•'■- - ■ ■:-■-■•"- '■ ■- -- ' ■' , ' ■ •i^i-h'-' -•;.• '•■ " ' - ... r ~' s*lOnle^ TO LErD ON MOB^T- * U -..-i^i/ss :From £100 up to iU £30:000. SS-S: kas^ith local and outside Capitalists, placing :'-%rge amounts of money at out Sail ss fctto 'various sources, ensure^ to ,*B0BBOWEK» by the competition ?#fferifia considerable advantages, tiz, thttiwgotiationof tbfeir Mortgages^ on Terr farorable terms, and at lowes feMttrenfrrates-of interest, yith special any large Bums re4wr«d. , •■- •'■ '■' - ■■'i: I '--. y ' CHAB. POWNALL & Co-i Seriven*r« and Mortgage Agents, ■ r v;_, ,;■-.. ;-a - ■■. .- Wellington. Emigrant and Colonists' ' Aid ,; r -.. C.oi'poration. m ■■_ P&-H* h- (LIMTTED-) ; TtHE Corporaration are prepared to .make ndyances. on Mortgage;,; on impToved rural lands within audadjomi^Manchisterßlock, f w teims of Irpm 9 to 5 years. '•* Interesti '8 per cent, per annum. „,,,<: Apply to - ■'"% H. MAQAKTHUK, ( i^ " Agent; and^G. A. CornpratioiM I ; July i ,1883. ; t ; •.<!«., -c:.'--- -' ■■'-■■<■) '■ m •t-firlfc ' - ?!i - ';' : - ; "• ■ •' ' ■' '■■'■■■" lfi.ooo ACBF? OF iIEST CLASS WZ »i iJAy $O& SALE 1N ; '-" ' / "manawatu. er frr }Ttf> -. j- ■■■■"■'' •-■-. - ■■"' .slid!; -■ ■ '■'* ■;. ;< '-■ ■■' :, r „ . ; .' ."; .faRHE Emigrant and Golomsts |- A.id Corporation have the ; bf land for, sale m. 4 «©ctionß;var?ing iin-si'ze from •* l 100 TO 500 ACRES. AJLA^GEffi^ER^LOCK, MANAT»Zh .-:WATU, \ ; \ The ih.ost .rising, district m the North Island. ." '^Che land is pfihp best quality, and iJ'many cases has . very valnable tiniber'upbn it. • ii^.-The ' Manchester Block is the *c«nibro of the Manawatu Timber jndustry, throe fourths of the sawaiillsiri that County being located on the Black. 'The land is opened up by roads, « many cases metalled, and the *i&LWAY FKOM FOXTON TO PATEA, tc^^Bnns: through, che settleineut. 'Trikiiiginto consideration the 'qualify «| tjhesoil, the accessibility aiid proximity to railway communication, ;ffi<s lMd on tbe Manchester Block is by far the cheapest now offering to the ti&Mdjfie settler. The population of jiKe^pctc is at present about 3,u00. trjJPrice-^-COs per acre, three- fourths '•^purchase money many, remain on . mortgage at seven per cent, for n've t'l TitjV ÜB<ier th* Land Transfer *-rt|Rfcil '^formation supplied to inon application to tJjftft^Gompany'ft Office, Feildinsr, where a guide and horse will be*sup- ' j^lied to Enable buy eTS to personally : inspect the land. Plans of Bl«ck Indaiiy information required pent free to, a?y. fttldi'eßß, on application ly letter to the A sent Emior^nt Aud tjpft^fisr'r aid -' Corpoiation