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Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7405, 22 September 1902, Page 3

TO PREVENT MISREPRESENTATION. Tlio Gear Moat Preserving and Freezing Co. of N.Z., liT_trr__. NOTIFIES utttlerg that (he Company's Charges for handling sheep and lambs on farmers' account and covering cost of Slaughtering, Freezing,. Wrapping, Shipping and Freight, are identically the same as those ruling iii Canterbury, and stnud as under: —, For Mutton 3d per lb 'three-farthings porlb) For Lamb 9-10ths d (nine-tenths of a penny per lb) The abovo charges rre tho winter rates current during tho months of June to JNovember inclusive, and have-not been altered for two years. W. H. TRIPE, Secretary. TENDERS are invited for the erection of shop and private rooms adjoining tho Club Hotel for H. B. Tucker, Esq. Flans and speeiflcalians may be seen at my office, where tenders close at noon on Tucbday, 23-d inst. L. G. WEST, Architect. TENDERS are invited for "additions 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 inst L. G. WEST, Arclnteot. -"p EN DEBS are invited by tho l undersigned for clearing about , 1.000 ncria of land on tbo homestead portion of (he Oroua Djwns Estate, in lota to suit parties. Tbe work consists of cutting light . manuka scrub, toi toi, flax, etc. The work will be shown by those de- i sira]it> of tendering on Thur.-day next, 18th, and also on Wednesday and Thur.-day, _4th and 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. I LUNCHEON PRIVILEGE ! MEMBERS' GRANDSTAND FOR NOVEMBER SHOW. (TENDERS will be received till Fri. i day, September 26th, 5 p.m ,-for ' arove, comprising — Public, committee j and stewards' luncheon, ladies' tea , room. Highest or any tender not necessarily i accepted. Copy ot conditions may be had on < application. ' ' J. C. L\NE, Secretary. "lr, h. vincentT j Laud -A_f«*nt, ! ASHHURST. ' f (\f\f\ Acres, 70 acres felled and ) f&\)\J grassed, mile of fencing, 70 acres ploughable, good whare, lease with right of purchase at £1 5s per acre. Goodwill, £2 10s per acre. 71 ' £")AA Acres (Lease in perpetuity), j XCI\J\J 60 acres felled and grassed, two cottages, 70 chains fencing, nearly all level land, sawmill now on property pawng royalty for cutting. Goodwill, £520. —.73 I QA Acres, good undulating counJLOvJ try, sub-divided, 3-roomed house, yards and cowshed. £6 15s per acre. 70 IQ/33/ Acres, sub-divided 7 padt)o/- docks, owner milking cows, well watered, 6-roomed house, orchard, ' cowshed, &c. £16 per acre. 72 Q Q Acres, good dairy farm, 7-roomed OU house and outbuildings. £22 per acre. 75 i 6Q Acres, good dairy farm, 4-roomed O house and necessary outbuildings. £950. 74 , Q Q Acres, good undulating country, (J(j 4-roomed house, 5 acres stumped, orchard. £16 10s per acre. 76 r^Ql/ Acres, sub-divided into eight ty O/2 paddocks, 6-roomed house, cowshed, &c, well watered, 18 acres ploughed, creamery alongside property. _>18 per acre. 77 9(S Acres, 6-roomcd house, cowshed, iii &c. orchard, 1 mile from soho-1. £18 10s per acre. 78 MELLSOP, -JBLIOTT" AND CO.. ihmasaui land _*.•««•}• Palmhrston North. LAND, INSURANCE, FINANCIAL AND GENERAL AGENTS. J7IOR IMMEDIATE LEASE— 300 Acres at Waituna, with comfortable house, sheds, yards, &c, con- : veniently subdivided into 10 paddocks, with good water, only 12 miles from Feilding Price 12s 6d per acre, with purchasing 'clause it required. This is a grand onportuuity 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 build ings, cows returned £9 per head last r season, owner leaving on aceo mt illhealth and prefers leasing for 5 or 10 years at 17s 6d per acre; good old pasture, closo to Feilding. 92 400 Acres, with new 5-roomed house, woolshcd and all upno-date require- : ments; about half the land nsed for dairying and may still be used for that purpose. Rent, 13s 6d per acre. 92a We are sole agents for aboyo properties and consider them tho cheapest farms offering at the present timo. In each caso the land was originally heavy bush land. They aro all within easy \ distance of Feilding and the terms very comfortable. Gosliug and Graham, . UH-HOMERI, U\D, PRODUCE AGESTS, ! QUEEN STKEET, LEVIN. ! FOR SALE— In the charming district of Levin, Dairy Farm of 100 acres, situated about 4 miles from Levin, joining creamery, about 14 miles from school, all in grass, 8 paddocks, 7-roomed house, 8 pcres ploughed, about 10 acres drained swamp, all ploughable. Price low. Very easy terms can be arranged; as low as £250 cash wjll be accepted. Full particulars on application. 623 Acres, Manawatu Line, good road, : 200 acres in grass. Price, only £2 per 1 acre and only .£l5O cash required. Will t not be offering long. i 170 Acres, Fitzherbert East, all in i grass, well watered and sub-divided, no . buildings, near creamery. Price. £14 i per acre, caslu_gr will lease. Deposit f required. Would make a first-class t dairy farm. s For Poultry Farmers.—A partner with f £250 required to take half share in a poultry farm of 10 acros, well laid off into fowl runs, beautiful orchard, garden, , &c, splendid grounds, 8-roomed house. A splendid chance to step into a going concern. Apply, without delay, the . agents. References required. Full particulars on application. BA-RGAIISrS! * - i OWING to further extensive altera I tions to my premises, to cope with the inoroasiog business I have decided to hold a, CLEAKING SALE OF CROCKERY, ENAMELWARE, - • FANCY GOODS, Etc. For ono mouth only, at prices that will defy oompetit..on. Toilet Sets from 9a 6_ Dinner Sots from 22s 6d f ' Tea Sets from 7s 6d. , Come right away and see for yourselves, as it is impossible to particularise suiib^ stock as mine. ' Grocery as cheap as ever at A, E. CLAUSEN'S, THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE, Cuba-street. WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD. SCHOLABSHIP"~EXAMINAIION, . 1903 IT is hereby notified that Goldsmith'» • "The Traveller" has been substituted for Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra" as the selected work in English Literature for the above examination. W. J. CARSON, Secretary. Wanganui, September, 1903. |