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Manawatu Times, Volume X, Issue 1177, 16 February 1884, Page 2

caution caution CAUTION The public are reminded that I am holding a great Clearing Sale for this rooDtb, and am giving away Bat gains obtainable nowhere else m Palmerston. •' Don't let this chance go by: ■ If you want cbeap Lrapery, I will sell you stuff cheaper to- - 'with a better article, tban any house m the trade.-. COMPARE My prices with any and. all houses." If y n u don't buy come and look at the great reductions. Then tell your friends. J. jB. B AMILTON, Draper;' Clothier, and ' Outfitter, Corner of Main and George Streets. DENTISTRY. MR. GREENWOOD will be at Foxton on Wednesday, 13th February, and at Palmerston on Thursday, 14th. (Walkley's Hotel, Private Entrance.) MEDICAL NOTICE. DR CURL, of Rangitikei, visits Palmerston every FRIDAY arriving per midday train, and . may „ be consulted between the hpnrs of V and 5.80 p.m. . . . Attendance Rooms at Mr ReEiing-^ ton's opposite Bank of Anstralasia, the Square, <; : JCABD.] ."17! LIOT TTTARBURTON, 1 SOLICITOR. PALMERSTON NORTH CLINTON'S NOTICE. LAND for Sale m Large or Small Blocks m all parts of the District, either for cash or on terms. TV VFONEY TO ' LEND' m- 'any r IV ls( .* Amount on Freehold lands, ? at lowest possible rates. Also a number of J /.? HOUSE : Properties' for Jsale, cheap, either for Cash or Deferred Payments. . . v " J. LINTON, Auctioneer. ' i MR- COTTLE, . • Dbntal Subgeon^ Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. BEGS to notify that his ANTISEPTIC TOOTH POWDEP. can be bad . a^ Mr Leary's, Chemif-r, i at •vhich, place he can be consulted, Montbly, .datesbeing published; m tb's ■ paper. ...Appointments may be left, at Mr Leary's, Mr Cottle may be consulted at Mr. Leary's, Chemist, from 10 a.m. tiU ; 4;3O pjn. on Wednesday, February 6th. ~-JZ^u^EJ_TJMiZI TAJJENTINES, F^r St- Valentine's Day, Thursday, February 14, 1884. : TPJST OPENED OUT, at Wm.: PARENS BOOK DEPOT, £ A Large and Pretty selection of ■- VitiNTINES F > old, for young, for grave and gay, •, A • ' * < 1' Ji'lear ones near and far away ;: "W i t j words, kind, loving, fond, and true, la love's bright colors of varied hue. opening out, 2 am:ericln ORGANS, .direct from' BeBtty:?: Manufactory at Washipgton, ex ship Amazon. Price £2© and £35: Splendid* value -h* ironvframed PIANOS, at present m stock, L4l, lAS, and L 55. PURCHASE Wm. Parks' W^ watu and Wellingten Almanac- and Directory. iSS^Price— ONE SHILLING.- , ' ) DIRECT IMPORTER, &c„7v . | )ii : ii. '■ ' '' s • ' (■•■■\j ii- ■ Palmerston North. .... „,. r: '-/ "i !' i.7 : A'f'\f\ . ; 1 — .- ; " -.-.; . j.; t • *S,OOO AcSF' OF FIRST CLASS LAI? I.iFOR 'SAILB':U9>- ' ' ,7 " MANAWATU. -: --ir./l U--THE Emigrant; and (Colonists' Aid Corporation have: .-'the' pbove quantity of land for sale m kt>ctions varying m size from - r -100 TO-500, AQRJES^ i : IN THB MANCHESTER BLOCK, MANA-xI-WATU X /• ;'; ; ;;• '. The most rising district m the Nort 1 - Island. # f" i'he land is of the best quality, and jii*ny cases has very valuable. Jimber 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, , n many cases metalled, and the • RAILWAY FROM FOXTON TO ,};..;= PATEA, :''-/!-, JRuna. 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 fa,r th« cheapest now offering to- the would-be settler. The population of the Block is at present about 3,500. Price-— 6os per acre, three- fourths . of purchase money many remain on . mortgage, at aeven per cent, for five years if required. Title under th* Land Transfer Act ■ - \ : : ; Fnl information supplied to in«i ; ; tending purchasers on application to he Company's. Office, Feilding,' t where a guide and horse will be sup- j plied to enable buyers to personally j inspect the land. Plans of Block and any information required sent free to any address, on application yb letter to . the Aget Emigrant •rid CoLriNis^s aid Corpoiation