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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1160, 4 February 1884, Page 2

lock out For tlie Great Sale of Bra per y and Clothing at J. B. HAMILTON'S. Now oik INOBMOtfS ttfcbUCTIONS ! . .. Bargaiiss Wi.l be given awaySAVE YOUR MONET Fur the greut cash sa'eJ. B. Hamilton, Draper, Clothier, nnd Outfitter. DENTISTItY. MR. aEEENWOOD will be at Foxton on Wednesday, 14th February, and at Palmerston on Thursday, 15th. (Walkifij'b Hotel, Private Entrance.) MEDICAL NOTICE. D"R CURL, of Rangitikei, visits Palmerston every FRIDAY arriving per midday ti-ain, and may be consulted between the honrs of 1 and 5 80 p.m. Attendance Rooms at Mrßeraington's Dispensary, opposite Bank of Australasia, the Square '■' [CAED.] T7ILIOT TTTARBURTON, Jii VV SOLICITOR. PALMERSTON NORTH J. LINTON'S NCTIOB. T AND for Sale m Large or I J Small Blocks m all parts of- the District, either for cash or on terms. MONEY TO LEND m any Amount on .freehold l&ude, at lowest possible rates. Also a number of HOUSE Properties for sale cheap, either for Cash or Deferred Payments. J. LINTON, Auctioneer. MR COTTLE, Dektai Sbbgeon "Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. BEGS to notify that his ANTIcvEPTIC 10-'JTH POWDEH. c<in be bad a* Mr Leary's, Chemist, at 'vhirh pace he can be consulted. Monthly, datesbeins? published m this paper. "Appointments may be left at Mr Leary's, Mr Cottle may be consulted at Mr Leary's, Chemist from 10 a.m. till 4.30 p.m on Wednesday, February 6tb. W. PA-K-K'S MANAWATU ALMANAC § CALENDAR U now on sale at his STATIONERY and BOOK DEPOT, Palmers on. Price — One Shilling, HpHE Almanac contains a vast amouai X of local and general information, including Directory, Gardener's Calendar, Heady Reckoner, Uuiiie to Country Districts, Astronomical, Lega', and otbei items of value to COUNTRY SETTLEBS AND BUSINESS MEN. Tb« Cheapest, most valuable, and reli* ' able A'manac published m the District, for which it has been specially compiled, W. PARK, ; BOOKSELLER & STATIONEE, Palmerston Nobth, Lett's Australasian Diaries tor 1884. JUST ISSUED. i Chromo-lithographic view of Wanganui, executed m vanous colours, embraciug a view below theSailway Station, thence to Mount Ruapehu. . Pr*ca Jfive Shillings. School, Prize, and Presentation Books, Large & Beautiful Stock of Fancy <£obcis for XMAS Gifts Dolls, Tea Sets, Work Boxes, &c, m Great Variety £_ Splendid} Stock of Accordeons, Special Value - Every Musical Instrument. ii 000 ACRF OF FIEST CLASS LAF FOH SALB IN MANAWATU. rfIHE Emigrant and Colonists I A.id Corporation have the pbove quantity of land for Bale m Auctions varying m size from 100 TO 500 ACRES. IN TUG MANCHESTER BLOCK, .MANAWAT U, The most "<3ing district m the Norr X Island. i'ho laud is of th«best quality, and jiany cases has very valuable timber upon it The Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu Timber industry, three fourths of the sawmills m that County being located on the Block. ! The land is opened up by roaas, j n many cases metalled, and the j BAILWAY FHOM FOXTON TO PATEA, ! Kuns through the settlement. Taking into consideration the quality of the soil, the accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the laud 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. Price — 603 per acre, three- fourths of purchase money mauy remain on mortgage at seven per cent, for five years if required. Title under the Land Transfer A.ct Ful information sapplied to intending purchasers on application to ho Company's Office, Feilding, H-hore a guide and horse will be sup-, plied to enable buyers to personally inspect the land. Plans of Block and any iriformatipn required sent free to any address, on application yb letter to the Aget Emigrant *n«l CpLfiniiT's aid Corpoiation Trarrra ffjUHWH?, , . „