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Manawatu Times, Volume VIII, Issue 367, 4 October 1883, Page 2

FOE WELLINGTON. fIIHE MANAWATU Steam ShipJ. ping Company's Steamer JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Feaseb, "Will sail for the above port (Circumstances permitting; on SATURDAY, 6th of OCT. at 11 a.m. - .- - - Freight : 12s 6d per ton W.GrioBINSON, Agent, Foxton .Land for Sale, and Money to Lend. Ihave at the present time about AiX AA A ACRES for sale m sections varying size from 30 to 1000 acres. ,« Some improved and others InmmC^prov^yvanS^e, whole firsUckss ibsv^uality.s ■/. -u-'i-irr .-! ;■■'•.-■ "_:•,... iiif.i^'.'' '■■■'ii: ■-.-.'- '-■ - '."■• ■■ " > --■■ -'• ;■■ r ■-, ' Besides the above Conntrv I have a number of '-...- , ' mOWN SECTIONS, su'itabi ther X for business sites or pr'vnte ' Residences. Some very choice ones - ibi in4ne^uare;< Likewise about C\ X TOWN SECTIONS for ri ", sale, with first-class Buil- * Uingß^tHereori» I have also received instructions find gbod securities for ,£30,000 '* ' At lowest curreni rates. Land on Deferred Payments, if *o desired. Palmeraton North, Auctioneer and „ *v o ••'-> .; General Agent. • WILLIAM PABK *' : T^t" AS received direct from the pubXT Ushers and manutacturers m ioidpn and Glasgow, a Vun «ggg* of Plain and Fancy SrAIIOJSEItX. Account books m every size, binding and --.:( '< ' ruling \. i :„,"•, Vu-; ■/>Scrapiboofcsiin endless, variety "LaTgeWt of Note Papers, islnvelopes, Inti,Pencili, Blotting Papers Confectioners'. Bags, Printing Inks •, Slates, Berlin Wools , Watfiitaps . .Floral Photo Albums ; ' '" Conceitinas, Xccof deons ; ■ Tiolins and all violin reojnates ""* Fanby Basketware Every school requisite MANAWATU Exercise Books ■) ,IU. • — *-■'•• : Splendid value m ; elegant y .iIB^KFRAMEP PIANOS !bo Do^ stock* £38, £AAy\ y , To arrive, from London m a few days per ss. Doric; now m We ling ton, „ BOOKS and MAGAZINES, including iv^o »lifcw Complete PUes of YQCNG «V wi IiADIE*^ JOURNALS from last v*!u * ! ''Chriitmai numbers for ; ; subscribers ■JO.''"' T^. •--•■•-' ;-•;'.• : mmm .^ t ~ ' " " ; . . * "TpnUitockof CBICOTING WATE- , RIAL. Special allowance to Clubs ' j 'lawN TENNIS Bacquets and a.U <-».i .r.-onqoiiitci * 2INSPECTION INVITED. ' Stock is too large and varied to. particularise m an advertisement. ;f:||p^aEiiLEß & stationed, h :»i j ; Palmerston North. •5.000 ACEE^ OP SIBST CLASS v$ *rx LAN - FO R SALE IN tl *\lv/;i ..i --■-■■ -^lANAWATU. •;;• •'friW^ l^g I *^* » n 4 Colonists "' '"'" x "''". 4^4 Corppration have • r 'iiboTelqiian^ty of land, for sale m !;Viwtibnß : yarjiiig m size from * "V i(^T(>soo AOB^. v 11 1KANCHBS!EB;B BLOCK, MANAH ;;;;,;:,: .:.:;:;*.. .^watij,, ;";■; „; - The most rising disteict m the JV '^lbrih;Mand; ! " : -" : •' " ! ;.■..•; _ : •> ' St iU a^e l^d; is of thebest quality, and « „. f 2naioy' teases ibas very valuable j'.'. timber- upon it, ,: X : i JThe Manchester Block is the • . -centre of. the Manawatu Timber >' industry, three fonrths of the sftw- -'■■ Bullsin that Goijuaty being located "'■'•n^h'ei'?lpcß:."'" : • ..", . •' . ■ .'"The land is opened up by roads, m;many cases metalled, and the vEAILWAY FKOM FOXTON TO . PATEA, Buns through the settlement. Tatinginto considerajbion the qua-- „ iity of the soil, the accessibility and '"* to railway communication, ; the' hind on the Manchester Block is ,by. far the cheapest now ofering to the ''* ijwu Id-be setter. The population of . ...the (Block is at present about 3,500.' acre^ three«fonrths of purchase money many remain on at seven per cent, for .five years if required. ; Titlf under the Land Transfer lot. ; / L vFnl :infpi?matioti eupphed to in* tending purchasers on application to itne : Gbmpany's Office, Feildihg, 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 ' >y letter to t the Agbkt Emigrant »ud Colonist's aid Corporation