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Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 7544, 18 May 1903, Page 5

Liies & vox, LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, Main-street, opposite the Eailway Platform. ■ojt/t) Island, all in grass, and divided into 3 paddocks, famous fattening pastures for shsep cr cattle, and hard to beat for cropping. A chpeso or butter factory will be erected within ono mile and a half in time for next season. All well .watered, 3 miles from a railway station; no building 3. £12 per acre, cash £3 10s an acre. The above property is honestly "worth £i san aore to-day. 424 f) Af)l acres, ono mile and a half from —J v—l 2 a railway station, 100 acres in grass, balance in stubble (first crop), 2 paddocks, all lovei land, rich soil, good fattening and cropping country. A cheeso or butter factory will be erected in time for nest season, about one milo distant. House 4 rooms, barn with loft, 4-stalled stable, and implement shed. The lot, £1917 10s, just about £9 9s 4|d an acre. A gift, only £500 cash, balance at 4£ per cent. 432 QAO acres, one mile [from a railway *~*v&i station, 40 acres in oats, 40 in barley, 15 in turnipe, 3 in potatoes, and about 50 acres of good flax, balance in grass, 8 paddocks, all level land,rich soil, splendid fattening and cropping country, make a grand dairy farm. A cheese or butter factory will bo erected iv time for next; season, within one milo of this property £3424—practically £11 3s 9d per acre. Cash required £1000, balance at d& per cent. 431 Wo direct the attention of intending purchasers to the above properties, they are by far tho best values offering at the present time. The land would bo hard to beat anywhere, prices low, and teirns very reasonable. The particular locality m which they are situated will shortly bo an important dairying centre, when values must increase considerably. "| QA aeres> &k miles from Pa^msrs- -^^ ton North, all grassed and subdivided. 2-roomed cottage and a woolshed ; first-clasa land, mostly level. An excellent dairy farm. Croainory within easy distanca. £lo per acre. Easy term?, 515 5S acres, i-mile from a railway sta" uk-> tion, creamery, school, post office, etc. etc.; 2 acres in groan oat?, balance in grass. S paddecks, ali flat land, capital soil, house 7 room?, stable and trap shed. A model little dairy farm. £28 per acre. Only £480 cash.'balanco 5 vec cent * 60 gA acres, 2 miles'from a railway siaw tion. creamery, school, post office, store, etc.; all in grass, divided into 3 puddocks, all flat laad, Al soil, good house 6 rooms, cowshed 3 bails, trapshed nnd other outbuildings, one acre orchard, fill well watered. £21 10s per aero Terms. * 59 KAIEANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. ; GENERAL BY-LiWS. I "TT is hereby notified that at a JL special meeting of the Council jof the Kairanga County held on Thursday, the seventh day of May, IGO3, the following resolution was adouted :— - " That in pursuance of the powers, provisions and authorities contained in " The Counties ! Act, 1886," "The Public Works Act, 189-1" and of all other enabling powers, provisions and authorities contained in any other Acts I or otherwise vested m it, the Council of the Ivairanea County hereby by Special Order make and ordain the follow in g by-laws, such Special Order to take effect and such by-laws to come into operation on the 10th cfoy of July, 1003. and that such special order and bylaws be submitted for confirmation at a special mooting of the said Council to be held at its office at Palmersfcon North, at .11 o'clock a.m., on Thursday, the 18th day ot June, 1903. Also that the said by-laws be now open for inspection at the said office ot the Kairanga County Council, at Palmerston North, durmg business hours." And it is hereby fukthee notified that a special meeting of the said Council to confirm such resolution will be held at the office of the said Council, at Jiangitikei-street, Palmerston North, on Thursday, tho 18th day of June, 1903. Copies of the proposed by-laws aie and will, till the said ISfch day of June, 1903, be open to the inspection of the public at Palmerston North, aft the Baid office of the Kairanga County Council during office hours. The object and purport of the proposed by-laws are as follows, namely: a. To prescribe penalties for offences on roads, bridges, and public places and to define such offences. b. To regulate heavy traffic generally and to regulate the width of tyres of wheel s in proportion to leads and to regulate the weight of loads to be carried by vehicles and to prescribe methods for the assessment and • computation of ■weights of loads to be carried by vehicles. c To reculate the use of traction engines and waggons, attached thereto, and to prescribe the payment of yearly license fees for the same and the payment of compensation for damages caused to roads and bridges by traction engines and waggons attached thereto and generally to prescribe penalties for breach of the said by-laws. WALTER- RUTHERFURD, Clerk. Palmerston North. lStli May, 1903.