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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7067, 29 July 1901, Page 3

G. W. RAVHNHILt] [F. W. CONKBLL [H. G. Bagnall.] .\; ; Pearce, RavienKill AND CO. SHAEEBEOKEBS, LAND, ESTATE ..: J. AND '•■■'■ ■/■'•' COMMISSION AGENTS, The Square, Palmerston North. Bankers : Bank of New Zealand to whom we beg to refer clients. MONEY to lend at lowest rate, in ny sums from J65 up to £10,000. Aooident risks undertaken at lowest • 8. " enfc colleoting a speciality. 100 Acres, all ploughed, 3-roomed cottage and sheds on the property, 5 minuteß walk of a creamery, 4 paddock*, very -well watered, will carry 60 cowb \ easily. Some of the best land in the district and very cheap at .£2O an acre. Terms. 214 37 Acres freehold and 12 leasehold, 19 years to run at 3/- r.er acre, all ploughed. Sell the lot for ,£SOO. Close to creamery, terms. 215 Leasehold, 60 acres, dose to creamery, 7 years to run. Eent£l per acre, purchasing clause £20 an acre. Good buildings, all ploughable land, wintering. 25 cows. Goodwill £250. Adjoining land is now selling at £25 an acre. 212-226 £20 down and 12s a week will buy a very nice 5-roomed house with a little land in Main-street. Good position. close to Square. 220 Acreß, all sown best English grasses, all fenced and subdivided, undulating. Only .£2OO cash required. Leasehold—lso acre dairy farm, Hawera, all. quite flat, close to a oreamery. Not a stump on tie property. Three feet of volcanic soil all over the property. Good buildings. Eent 26/6 per acre. Coal and wood yards, together with stables, shed and blacksmith's shop, in very central' position, to-let very cheap. . | 200 Acres, Woodville district, cloeo to creamery, all quite flat, splendidly watered. Only £200 cash required, j Balance 5 years at 5 per cent. ' AEE-NOW SHOWN AT Leopold Simmons'. mHE MOST STYLISH AND COMPLETE COMBINATION OF THE LATEST LONDON AND CONTINENTAL FASHIONS INSPECTION INVITED. AT Leopold Simmons' GENERAL DEAPEEY "WAEEHOUSE. T ITEEAEY AND DEBATING -Li SOCIETY. FIEE BEIGADE HALL. --TUESDAY, 30th' JULY, At 7.30. The proposition will be argued,." That a continuance of the class legislation favored by the present Government is not necessary or desirable. Visitors cordially invited. JiSjjSs^sy OHUUA LODGE. THE ordinary fortnightly meeting of the above Lodge will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Cuba-street, on Tuesday, July 30th, at 8 p.m. sharp. Business—lnitiation, and general. By order of the A.D. C. S. RUSH, Secretary. THE ordinary fortnightly meeting of the above Court will be held in the Foresteis' Hall, Main-street, on Tnesday, July 30th, 1901, at 7.30 p.m. Business—lnitiation and general. A. BUCHAN, Secretary. fc> HATCH'S," the Square, is the depot of the Singer Sewing Machine Co., where you can buy that famous machine (the best in the world) on time payments or for cash. If you already nave one you can get the needles or any part you may require, .__ . ■ 0. BROWN, Proprietor rpHEATBE T) OTAL 1 XV LOOK OUT FOE ME EDMUND MONTGOMERY'S Latest Importation ADA DELROY COMPAKY. Newest, Brightest, and Most Attractive Programme ever placed before the public. ~ EUNEEAL NOTICE. fTIHE friends of Mr and Miss Evan are _L respectfully informed that the funeral of their lats brother will leave the Central Hotel, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 2.30 p.m. ■ JOHN BETT, Undertaker. DAIRY EXHIBITION. ; English Grinding <t Crngning Mill Keystone Dehorner Pulper AND MODEL MOWER are 'shown by BARRAUD & ABRAHAM, SEED AND GENERAL MEECHANTS. FOE BUGS AND BLANKETS, THE BON MAROHE SALE. FITZHEEBEET EAST PUBLIC HALL. TUESDAY, JULY 30th, 1901. CONCERT AND DANCE. (In aid of Building Fund); TO commence at 8 p.m. Concert Tickets, 1/- each; Dance, Gents 2/.; Ladies free. Refreshments provided. Stevenson's 'bus leaves the Post Office at 7 o'clock. ~ ,