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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7069, 31 July 1901, Page 3

ME I B. PEAECE, WELLIN&TON. Bankers : Union Bank of Australia, to whom I refer clients. 1 1 f\f\ ■^ ores> I'ordell, all grass, -LlUv/ divided into 13 paddocks, 500 flat and alluvial, nicely watered, gentleman's residence, cost washhouse, loose box, buggy shed, man's cottage, stable, implement-shed, good 48 feet concrete dip. Easily winters 3 sheep to the acre. Sell for £11 per acre. Only £1500 required, balance arranged. 43/243 OA Acres, Waituna, all graßsed, 2 O\J paddocks, 4-roomed house, 2 roomed cottage, house insured for dE50,5 minutes from creamery, 999 years lease, £ 5 per annum. Goodwill^£2so. 54/241 IHO Acres> Waituna> aU level and -LU & in grass, 20 cowbails, trapshed, 5,-roomed house insured for £250, stable, orchard, 5 minutes from creamery, dESOO cash, balanoe arranged. 65/242 1 Q(\ Acres' within 3 miles Levin, all jL?JU grassed and level, orchard, well watered, 5-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. JESOO cash required, balance arranged. LEASEHOLD. - "1 KO Acres, Waverley, cottage, all JI.(J O level, all in grass, near creamery and township. Lease for 6 years at 6s Bd. £100 cash, balance arranged. lKfj Acres, dairy farm, Waitara, A-O\J near New Plymouth, all in grass, grand dairy, insured for £50,-4 miles from railway station, carrying 60 head cattle, nice 2-roomed house. Sell a bargain at an acre, give terms if required. 61/230 "I QAA Acres, Waitotara, 6 miles JL/CUU from Waverley, 2 miles 'from creamery, 4 from railway station, 952 acres in grass, 14 paddocks, limestone country, lays well to the sun. Bent 4s an acre, goodwill a bargain for £300. 39/89 1 QO^ Acres> Hunterville, sheep JLtJxJtJ farm, 10 miles from townBhip, 728 acres in grass, winters 2£ sheep woolshed, dip, sheep yards and orchard, good dwelling house of 4 rooms insured for £250. Very cheap property at £ 3 10s an acre, terms if required. 62/236 The above are a mere glimmer of the properties I have for sale, daily I am enabled to supply particulars 'of nearly 2,000 others by those favouring me with an application at my offices, Willis-stroet, Wellington. TENDED. TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS. ITIENDERS are required by noon of J-. Wednesday, August 7th, 1901, for alterations and additions to All Saints' Church, Palmerston North. Particulars to be obtained from the undersigned. . E. LAECOMB, C.E. & Architect. TO BUILDERS. LENDERS are inyited for the erec■J_ tion of a 9-roomed villa at Levin, Plans and specifications may be seen at Messrs Dunk, and Pringle's, Ironmongers, Palmerston North. Tenders, which close at noon August Ist, 1901, to be addressed to D. SMART, . Levin. TO BUILDERS. nnENDERS are invited until noon on X Monday, the sth August, for the erection.of a new School at Moutoa and converting the present school into a Schoolmaster's Residence; also for additions to the Schoolmaster's Kesidence at Awahuri. . Plans, etc., to be seen at the offices of the Manawatu Herald, Foxton, and Standard, Palmerston North, for Moutoa School and additions; and for Awahuri residence additions at the Star Office, Feilding, and Standard Offioe, Palmerston North. A. ATKINS, F.R.1.8.A., Architect to Wanganui Education Board, WEBER POST OFFICE. JTIENDERS willjbe received at this -L office until noon of Wednesday, the 14th day of August, 1901, for the erection of a Post Office at Weber. Drawings and specifications are on exhibition at the Post Offices at Dannovirke, Palmerston North, and Bahiatua, also at this office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. G. L. COOK, Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Hunterville, July 23rd, 1901. EANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL. I'ENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, will be received at the County Office, Marton, up till noon, Friday, August. 2nd next, for Contract No. 30. — Supplying material and erecting bridge oi three spans, one of 20 feet, one of 80 feet and one of 16 feet, over Upper Turakina Riyer, at Concrete Ford, near Huntervillo. Plans and specifications may be seen at the County. Office, Marton, and the County Inspector's Office, Hunterville. . SYDNEY A. R. MAIR, Inspector R.C.C. Alexandra Separators. HAND-POWER machines from 15 to 40 gals, per hour; power machines requiring 40 to 300 gals, per hour. Simple in construction, durable and cheap, requiring fewer repairs and wearing longer than any other machines in the market. . The Farmers' Steam TurMne Plant saves labor, it saves the time of going to the factory; it saves wear and tear of horseflesh, vehicles and harness, and last, but not least, its saves money; it gives the farmer a better return per cow and it gives him fresh and wholesome skim milk for his calves ; it is economical in consumption of fuel; it occupies very little floor space; it requires no skilled management. The 100 gal. plant, with boiler and engine, which may be used for DRIVING GRIST MILLS, CHAFF CUTTERS, or any other machinery. Milk Tester, Lister's Celebrated Rotary Milk Pumps, Heaters, Coolers, Pipettes, Separator Oils (special quotations to factories), Higgens' Patent Dairy Salt, and all other dairy requisites. Correspondence Invited. NEWTON KING,lr7w Plymouth, Sole Agent ior Now Zealand. JOHNSTON & SIM, Local Agents for Newton King. FIREWOOD. WANTED-To purchase matai" and rata in four feet lengths, must be good sound barrell wood. State price and particulars to G. A. Garoman & Co,, Phoenix Yards, Palmorston North.