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Manawatu Standard, Issue 7403, 19 September 1902, Page 3

TO PftEVJKKT " ISRIiVdESK^TA: ■ TION. T;io Gear Hlo.it Preserving and Freeing Co. of N.Z., LIUJITID, NOTIFIES settlers thnfc (lie floinjinny's Charges for hnndlini; shwp and lambs ou farmers' account :i!iii covering co9t of SJuugh taring, Freezing Wrapping, Shipping uud Freight, arc identically tie same as those ruling :i, Canterbury, :iiul stai d as under:—; For Mutton jd per 1b 'three-farthings £erlb) amb 9-lOths d tuine-tenths of a I?enny per lb) The above charges rre the winter rates current during the months o£ June to .November inclusive, and have not been altered for two years. \V. H. THIPE, Secretary. pENDERS arc invilod by ibo '- unuerjiynecl for clearing about 1,000 acres of land on ibe homestead portion of the Oroua J).)wns Estate, in lots to suit parties. The work consists of cutting light manuka scrub, toi toi, flax, etc. The work v.ill ba shown by tboao desirous of tendering on Thursday next, 18tb, and also on Wednesday and Thursday, U4th oud 25th insts. Tenders close on the 80th inst. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. M. LEIGH. MANaWATU AND WEST COAST A. & P. ASSOCIATION. LUNCHEON PRIVILEGE MEMBERS' GRANDSTAND FOE NOVEMBER SHOW. pENDERS will be received till Fri- ' day, ?»ptember 26th, 5 p.m., for aVove, comprising — Public, committee and stewards' luncheon, ladies' tea room. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Copy ol conditions may be had on application. J. C. UNE, Secretary. rriENDERS are invited for additions jL and alterations to the Cafe de Paris Hotel, F. Tasker, Esq. Plans and specifications may bo seen at my office, where tenders close at noon on Wednesday, 24th mst L. G. WEST, Architect. rflENDlßSare invited for the oreeI tion oE shop and private rooms adjoining the Cltb Hotel for H. B. Tucker, Esq. Plans tnd specifioatians may bo seen at my officr, where tenders close at noon on Tuctday, 23rd inst. X. G. WEST. Architect. TO BUILDERS. fTIENDERS are required by noon of JL lhursday, 25th September, 1902, for the erection of two Shops in Palmerston North. Plans, etc, may be seen at the ollice of the undersigned. E. LARCOMB, Architect. j, h. Vincent" Land Agent, ASHHURST.

£}f\f\ Acres, 70 acre 3 felled and f£\J\J grassed, mile of fencing, 70 acres ploughable, good whare, lease with right of purchase at £1 5s per acre. Goodwill, £2 JO* per acre. 71 f)AA Acres (Lease in perpetuity), d)\J\J 60 ocres felled and grassed, two cottages, 70 chains fencing, nearly ull level land, sawmill now on property paving royalty for cutting. Goodwill, £520. 73 I Q A Acres, good undulating coun_LOV-/ try, sub-divided, 3-roomcd house, yards and cowshed. £6 loa per acre. 70 1 QA;^ Acres, sub-divided 7 padj_OO /I docks, owner milking cows*, well watered, 6-roomed house, orchard, cowshed, &c. £16 per acre. 72 Q Q Acres, good dairy farm, 7-rooraed OO house and outbuildings. £"22 per acre. 75 OQ Acres, good dairy farm, i-roomed 00 house and necessary outbuildings. £950. • 74 QQ Acres, good undulating country, O O 4-roomed house, 5 acres stumped, orchard. £16 10s per acre. 76 (~\Ql/ Acres, sub-divided into eight t/O /2 paddocks, C-roomed house, cowshed, &c, well watered, 18 acres ploughed, creamery alongside property. £18 par acre. 77 f\ Q Acres, 6-roomed house, cowshed, \j & &c, orchard, 1 mile from school. £13 10s per aoro, 78 MELLSOP ? ELrOTT~ .. AND CO.. Manawam Land Agency Palmkrston North. LAND,' INSURANCE, FINANCIAL AND GENERAL AGENTS. pnOE IMMEDIATE LE&SE— 300 Acres at Waituns, with comfortable houße, sheds, yards, &c. conveniently subdivided into ICT paddocks, with good water, only 12 miles from Peilding Price 12s 6d per acre, with purchasing clause it required. This is a grand opportunity for a large dairy, as half the land is practically flat and balance undulating, no hills. 83 300 Acres, with creamery on property and all necessary appliances and buildings, cows returned £9 per head last season, owner leaving on account illhealth and prefers leasing for 5 or 10 years at 17s Od per acre; good old pasture, close to Feilding. 92 400 Acres, with new 6-roomed house, woolshed and all up-to-date requirements; about half the land used for dairying and may stsl be used for that purpose. Kent, 13s 6d per acre. 02a We are sole agents for aboye properties and consider them the cheapest farms offering at the present time. In each case the land was originally heavy bush land. They are all within easy distance of Feildin<» and the terms very comfortable. Gosling and Main, AUCfIOIiEERS, USD, PRODUCE AGENTS, QUEEN STBEET, USVIN. FOR SALE— In the charming district of Lovin, Dairy Farm of 100 acres, situated about 4 miles from Levin, joining creamery, about 1J miles from sohool, all in grass, 8 paddocks, 7-rooined house, 8 pcres ploughed, about 10 acres drained swamp, all ploughable. Price low. Very easy terms can be arranged; as low as £250 cash will be aocopted. Full particulars on application. 523 Acres, Manawatu Line, good road, 200 acres in grass. Price, only £2 per acre and only £150 cash required. Will not be offering long. 170 Acres, Fiteherbert East, all in grass, well watered and sub-divided, no buildings, near creamery. Price, £14. per acre, cash, or will lease. Deposit required. Would make a first-class dairy farm. For Poultry Farmers,—A partner with £250 required to take half share in a poultry farm of 10 acres, well laid off into fowl runs, beautiful orchard, garden, &c, splendid grounds, 8-roomed house. A splendid chanco to step into a going concern. Apply, without delay, the agents. Beferences required. Fall particulars on application. SPECIALLY SELECTED SEEDS*. • THE NEW ZEALAND LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., Ltd., have just landed direct from MESSES HUEST & SON, Tae'notea LONDON^SEEDSMEN, Broad Leaf Essex Rape, Turnip* la all Varieties RYES, CLOVERS, ana SEEDS of all descriptions always on hand. All are TESTED and THOROUGHLY RELIARLE. EMPIRE LAIJNDKY, BBOAD STBEET. AE. PAUL desirea to inform the c public that she has taken over, the above laundry. Customers waited on as usual. Satisfaction guaranteed. All monies owing to Mr Mann may be paid to the new proprietor, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge.for same.