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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5743, 13 October 1885, Page 4

I ! FOR S ALE OE TO LET. i [ * } yV; HOTEL now doing, a steady business. LLJLi Principals ouly dealt with. ' .For further particulars, apply office of thia 'paper. '& RAEii OHAJS'CJK FOR A VVoIjKIaG ,' ' MAN. ;npHE owner of a three-roomed cottage, IJL standing on a quarter of an acre of land, is willing to sell out his interest therein (for a small consideration, and will receive amount of three or four monthly instalments, jhe property is mortgaged to a Building Society, and oan b© redeemed in a little over 3J yeara by a monthly payment of £1 7s 4d ; good title. " , ■ C 4, M. HEWSON, 7 Commission Agent, Avenue. "~ FOR SALE. ~ rt IHE Thoroughbred Entire Horse REBOJ. LUTION, by Pacific, dam Discretion. Ji not dispobed ot, the above horae will travel in the Hawera and surrounding Dis trieta duiiu^' the coming sernsou. For further particmajb, applj of this paper. . . ' TO FARMERS. 1 1 IHE undersigned have on hand and to JL arrive — 1000 Bags Danish and Short Seed and Feed Oata Derwent aud Kidney Seed Potatoes 50 Bales Wool i aoks, fast and loose topß Also — Cornsacks, Fencing Wire, Sheep Dip, and other Lines WALKER & HATRICK, Taupo Quay. ii.OOO ACRES OF FIfcST^CLASS LAND FOX SaLE IN MANAWATU. THE JbMIGKAKT AMD COLONISTS All> COKPOR ATION. HAVE the above quantity of Land for Sale in sections varying in Bize from 100 to 600 acres, in tho MAN CHESTERBLOCK, MAWAWATU, the moat rising district in the Noith Island. The land is of the beat quality, and in many casea has most valuable timber upon it. The Manchester Block is the centre of the Manawatu timber industry, three-fourths of the saw-mills in that county being local ed on the Block. The ianu is opened up bj roads, in many cabee metalled, and the railway from Foxton to palmerston runs through the settlement. - laking into consideiatiou iht quality of tue soil, its accessibility and proximity to railway communication, the land on the Manchester lilock ia by lar tho cheapest now otiered to the would-be settler. Ihe population of the B ock is at present about 36U0. f rice 60a per acre, liuee-tourths of purchase money ma^ remain on mortgage ot 7 per cent., for five years, if required. Title under the Land Iraiisier Act. Full information supplied to intending purchasers on application to the Company's Uih'ce, Feilding. Plans of Block and any information required sent free to any address on application by letter to the Agent immigrant anu Colonists Aid Corporation, Limited, Feiiding fcj KuP.t.R'UlLb FUR oALE UK LbASK X HAWERA— Sub-Section 56, lilock 9, Hawera, 50ft. frontage to High Street, corner Section, meeting four roads j good site for General Store SubSection 49, Block 9, Hawera, adjoining the above Sub-Sectiona 50 and 51, Block 9, Hawera, each 33ft. frontage to High Street, and situated in the centre of the town OPU.NAKE— rner Section J\o. 12, Block 39, one rood ; good uh c for Store or Public Hou&e ; on main road Section 1, Block 39, one rood, corner Section, and near the centre of the town ; near Prosser's Hotel Section 2, Block 45, one rood, near the »bove 1 Acres Suburban Land, part of Section 24, ue%r the Post Office Section- .g^-' 4 acres 3 roode 30 perchefe, 1 I o'^fih ' fVv^- house thereon, fenced The x <; ] 0 - i>i terms for payment will be gt/ou iov <&y of the above properties, or they will be leased with a purchasing clause or sold on yearly payments. For further jjurl-.culais, app]y at this office. ROPERTIES FOR SALE. 506 Acres on Fern Flats, Rangitikei, with comfortable house, well improved 700 Acres, 5 miles from Marton, improved 518 Acres, adjoining Marton, improved 78 Acres, laid out as Nursery Gardens 1100 Acres, near Balcombe, partly improved 602 Acres, Paraekaretu, partly improved, £3 acre 100 Acres, ne-*r Crofton, improved, £6 15s acre 500 Acres, Paraekaretu, with large Lake, £2 acre 1 Flour Mill, in full working order 1 Sodawater Manufactory, in full working order Also a number of other town and country Properties. D. C. TENKENT, Auctioneer and Commission Agent, Marton, SINGERS' SEWING MACHINES. International Health Exhibition, London, 1884. FIRST PRIZE, GOLD MEDAL. ~~N.Z.1.E., 1882, —TWO GOLD MEDALS— the singer: Is now, and always has beten.the most^popula Machine in the Wobld. Branch Office— Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. HIRE PAYMENTS, from 2/6 PER WEEK. PHOTOGRAPHY. MBM B F. X H UFF> Whoso business calls him freqaenely to the Country, haß made arrangements with MR W. H. CLARK To take the management of his Portrait Studio during his abscence, Mr W. H. Clabk, late of Wellington, holds a special appointment as Photographer to His Excellency the Governor, also to his predecessors, Sir H. Robinson, G.C.M.G , and Sir Arthur Gordon. These appointments, together with his wellKnown reputation, will be SotfFioiENT Guarantee as to the Superior Quality of work which may be obtained at the AMERICAN PHOTO BOOMS