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Manawatu Times, Volume IX, Issue 1120, 6 December 1883, Page 2

D.m OEORGE, DRAPEB, HOSIER, HABERDASHER, CLOTPtER, MLLINER, AND GENERAIj ia.l^Br; GOODS IM|ORTER, f I THB SQUARE, Palmerston North. to Public Library.) HAVING just opened a second element of new and Fashionable Summer Goods, perl omcT can with confidence recommend to' theLadifMuoLPalmerston and surrounding TdG^trict" the most choice •eleotion of^Drapery ahd Pancy Goods, evjsr dffered for sale. ■■.iTzS^mssx, ,•-.:. ., . Having fngaged a first-lass inilA liner, aad dressmaker, who arrived from London per lonic, and who is assisted by one of the best local dressmakers, D. M. George is pre* pared to guarantee every. »atisfac* ; tion inthisdepartment. JLadies sis; re^hesxld to WendHrf their orders as quickly as possible to prevent^sn - appointniln>.«^rrjftß!^TA^ OLOllitoa DEPARTMENT. , w , Aj chorea '^assortment of Men's Boys 1 and T'onths' Clothing^ip Kaia* poi, Mosgiel "and Geelong Tweeds, just opened out.and will be sold^as a npecialtvl^' i 5 '^ : Gentlemeu'a Ties, Shirts, Collars, HosiAiy, Hats/ &c. m great Variety. CBRISTMAB PRESENTS. Just opened a new and varied as« sortß^nt^of f-JF|anoy Goods, sui^sble for uKmtmas Presents and New Tears, (Sifts.- A*' zzi\ MIKOHJEBTEJR DEPARTMENT, T Specialties m Sheetings, Prints, Pompadours, Cretonnes, Calicoes, Quilts, Blankets, Flannels, &c. J. LINTON'S NOTICE. .%■ ■* -'J- a- ■■ ;. .-. v T ABri&^ib? .Sale m Large or IJT Smell Blocks m all parts of the District, either for cash or en terms.,, ><>* * '■*■£.:-. "• *■ "- MONEY TO LEND m any Amount on JFreehold lands, at bwest possible rates. , Also a number of ] HOUSE Properties for sale | t chew, either for Cash or, on Deferred Payments. « s . J. LINTON, Auctioneer. MQtfEY TO LEND s?dT\ f\f~\ and other sums ,\JU\J of Money to " LEND on Freehold Security. Intereet on. small sums, £8 per cent ; , on large 3 sums, 7i per cent. ' Apply to % JT/. PERKINS, Solicitob, r The Square. SEASON 1883-84. ! m|liM park g TJ Jj&S\t6 announce the reXJ m '^ift'6i the following SEASONABLE GOODS direct MihJJibndon :«rA lar^ald beautiful selection of^ Cbjittmas and Wew^gM z ' Cards^^^^^H m pltWh,-ifrihgedJJiaDri r ine^oto~cl^oea7ira^^« Tf r^l«^J»da!««sfi»llj selected stock Scliaelj Prl«e, and Presentation Books^ special iates>fCr^quantities. Workboxts and baskets— writing desks. LADY& HAND 3AQS „ m; "Plush, Mbrrocp and Russian t RorafiPhbto Albums, all sixes and pncei^Flbral Murical Albumi. ; Scraps and Bcrap Books. 9».-n««f :-y.z. 'ZZiZiLiy': 'J"' l ' ■'' Lafge^si^ofT j'AJ' IC^ECKET MATERIAL. ifi'tfto-A'XA ■■.+_ ■,■-■■■■ . }'-*J : ii..;:;,.. .A'UwnTennii BM, R&dqu6tß> and 'mtZMA&iA'M'Abjy'y'- "-A'-'Z ''-^ '-■'-'>' i . -S nA ■fU9'Y ,i -''H".Z-'i' i - ■■ '■' •'■ : .-_vi j- -...-- :■;•'• Boxes of Water Colours— Drawing fj Slates'^Mechanical Toys. , ■ including the Speaking Doll; • CbUd|3a> v £fa Sett and Money Boxes, Lett's Anstralasian Diaries ". t&MAZ^f x^^^^ : Z.A.zZyZ Aiso^please see advertisement on 4th #4U t!i; "i-tfje. -„ •... \ .- ■ « Inspection specially, invited. . BdbisELLEfe & STATIONER, Palmeraton North. •I .OOeiACSFis OF« '^ERST • * GLASS j LAy FOR SALE=IN ! MANAWATU. THE f »nd : Colonists AiivCtorpo^llion.s^luaveAthe •bev§iTOf#ily ;bf-lanct for ( sale m, M^moWyw^ Zin. size : from WQjTO iSOOaACRvEPIva A . S*r-'y' *..'■ ' Z% IVTKX \ZZ- "aZ MANt?HBSTER BLOCK, MANA- ■ ' .:^ OTr WATtJ,k a JAA/ The most rising district m ; the Nerthjjaland. . '' "ZZZZ ZlzZ The land is of thebest quahtyi »nd many v cases has very valuable Mmber upon it, '*■'"...... # The „; Block is .the centre of- £he JMana watu Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills m that County being located •n the Block;.''* /; { The land 'is f^p&neH up by roads, • many c*a%es metalled, and the lAILvfAY FROM FOXTON TO ". . pa !|£sa : ' Runs throughA the settlement. Taking into consideration the quality of the. 6oil, the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Manchester Block is b j far the cheapestnow offering to the 'would-be settler. The population of the Kockai at present about 3,500., Prttfe—^§pet Ae re,'thKee^foJurthsJ •f pl^^ejmpiaey many remain on mer|^ge ft'seven per cent, for ' five yeaqfcifiifequiredTiti» un^er th* Land Transfer Act"** .«y supplies: to inlending purchasers on application to he Company's Office, Feilding, . irhefastt gnideLAVhd horse will be supplied to enable buyers to personally inspect the land. ' Plans of Block and not information required sent yee"Wany axldress, on appucatien r letter to the Aomsr jßmisb^kt nd CeMHrtstfs aid Oorpoiation XT9,Fsnnnr«