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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 163, 13 February 1884, Page 4

SPLENDID INVESTMENT, FOR SALE.— A BARGAIN. 4 VALUABLE farm m the Wai£X kato, consisting of 510 ;c»e!» «irab!e land, most 6i which ; has been uuder cultivation. 'Ihe farm ia Well situated, and tlwre is a cooifortable residency erected on the property. There is water-carriage to within three miles, and good road communication intervening. There is unlimited run for cattle m the adjacent locality. The stock and implements oa the farm can be taken by thp purchaser, at valuation. A quantity of" fencing. haR been erected,, and other improvements carried ou', and tha farm is one of rhe best m the district. The pi ice asked ia exceptionally reasonable, and either as an investment cr occupation the purchasser cnuld not go wrong. A large, portipn of the purchase money could ..remain on mortgage. For title, price, term ( sj and other partHJulirs,.. ..Apply, to HAMIL'ION tilibs*, .,; ..blieaiißi?,; Queenstreet Auckland.- , . jFKILDING STABLES. KIM BOL TON RQA V, EEILDIISTG. ' " " I ",\ RMORPHY begs ntf nbtiffto :th&; public of Feilding and the sjufrounding districts, that he has taken the above Stables, which have b|eeni thoroughly renovated and jtifed iup with every convenience. '■ " . Saddle Horses, Buggies, &q. t on Hire. Every attention paid to Horses left ; : '.the Stables. ' R.M. • also wishes' to inform the publia that he is prepared to C ARRY GOODS 6r PASSENGERS' trom the Railway Station to' any part, of the Town orCountry^ at.Mbderate rates. ADDRfeSS^— FEIL DI KG HO T fe! Ij, Feilding. . .. . > RUTLAND LIVE RY AND LETTING STABLES. : .. ,: -, S T ICTOKIA. AVBSVE, WaN^ANUI . i . eobitrF" ross I HAVING re-opennd this asbovs Old'^stablisbed and Centrally»Si|tuated Livery Stables, an 3 having along and varied experience m the above biisiness in.many parts of New Zea'aud, hopes by supplying ' the 'public with • Superior Saddle 'dorses; for Ladies and GentlemeD, Single «nd Double Buggies, and open andcloseJ Carriages of evei^y description j on the shortest notice, together with civility, attention, and at veuy!mdderate : charges, to rtc9ive a : Bhare 1 of publ c patronage. : EXPERIENUFD-G ROOMS IN ATTENDANCE NIGHT AND DAY... Horses Broken into Single and Double • • ■' '' ' Harnssp. .' :: ' ; Horses Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. ROBERT ROSS. ! Proprietor* ■ Nelson, Moiate, & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ■'IVEA MERCK ANTS AND 1 BLENDERS, /■ I WILIIS-STEEET, WELLINGTON ( (Next Empire Hotel ) NET-' I O-/S Xl ■•••■ &'Cg. 4 I DRifcJK CUR U has No Equal foe Truo Natural Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES 31 o//f A-L Fey 1-lb. and \4b. Packets. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," 41 Mr. Nelson is a Professional Tea Taster and Blender." AWARDED ■■■■■■ COLD & SILVER MEDALS. [f ELsoKr^oATE a (Jo. ; TEAmRCKANTS, ! christchurch, dunedin, auckland, WellbnctonV AGENTS-EVERY WHERE. Agents wanted where not already k preset ted. , A. FERGUSON, Tbe Square, A^w for Paltnerston North. G RATE FUt— COM FutITING. EPPS'S^CQCOA. • BREAKFAST. ... " By a thorough knowledge (f tlie nataial laws whicli govern the operations ot digestion and nutrition, und by, a. careful. application .of- the fine properties , of ;well r se!ected cocoa, IVjU Kpps'has (..rovided our breakfast tab'.es with a delicately- flavoured beverage w^ich may save us, man^ heavy doctors' bills.. It is by the judicious use of such articles, of diet . that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enpugh to resist every tendency to, disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies aro: floating around us ready to attack wheteever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by. keeping &urselve9 well fortified with pure biood and a properly nourished frame." — See article iv the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply w.th boiling water or mi k. Sold only m packets, labelled : — JAMES EPPS AND C 0.,. HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, LOiNDOiN. ■ . .-, AIsb—EPP&S CHOCOLATE MS--. SEJNCE, for Afternoon use,