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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 179, 26 June 1884, Page 4

LIST OF PIiOPERTIES For Sale BY STEVENS & GORTON, a carrot eers, I* and and Agents, BULLS, RaNGITIKEI. | AND PALMERRTON NORTH. | 700 acres freehold, a 'first-class agricuUural farm, t situated within 3 miles of the Marton Railway Station and 4 miles from township of Bulls, fenced and sub- . divided into 10 paddocks, 5 acres., of plantation and orchard, permanent supply of water, tenroomed dwelling-house, wool- ;■-. shed, sheepyard, &c, together with the option of purchasing a . leasehold farm of 400 acres; withiri; one, mile of the township, of Bulls, . well-improved and rented at a moderate rental. 518 acres, first-class Agricultural i ■••■ and ■••E*arm, ; adjoining township of Marton, and within ; . two miles of that Railway Sta- . tion.. jPenced: and sub diyi^e/i ', ' into ten paddocks^ 150 acres iinder ; ''crepV Balance well-laid down m English 'grasses. Eight ! roomed house ; ; good stable and' . otheri necessary: farna buildings. „ Two ,acr,es,of garden and or.cliard. 200 acres, section , 28, JVlanchester. '"''■■ Block,' at j unction .of Mak iho and Stan way Roads.' ' Half clear, . well 1 grassed,- and available j fidr .pi ough. Good supply bf - water. 153 acres first-class land, . Wairoa ..;. district,- within 4 miles of "Waitotara, partially improved, 143, ] ferri and grass, 10. bush. ". , .'" l 2,279 acres good 'Agricultural Land, near H alcombe • an d within- easy distance of Feilding and Saridonj .' f ;.,;.• (already surveyed . into I suitabl e septipns .for small .? farms), w,ith " 2,000' sneep.. . . .;, 518. acres of good agricuHiiral land, ;;T adjoining 7 township "of v Mtfrtbh, i < sub-divided intb eight padddbks 1 .- --4 damSiOn the property! '-:■• ?' Part of section 12, Carnarvon, con* taming 12^ acres. .. .„., 327 acres, sections 171,. 172, and 174, Moa district, Taranaki, 4 ! ; miles 1 from Ingle wood, froritiiig j ; Norfolk Road. . ■ 450 acres, firstrclass Agricultural Land, all of which has been ' . ploughed and laid down m grass, ' sub-divided into 'ten' paddocks, with eight-roomed House, Stable', - : : Granary, and Stock-yard; -'-situi ated within three • miles of ;Mar-i ton, -.. and close to Bonny. Glen .. railway station^ ... , •<■...-!,;-.•■: •;,-;; , 41^ acres,' Halcombe, about a mile from the Railway Station, part ' ■■■' clear."'' I -" ' '- : "' ' :; "" : '"' i i '" : 7£ acres, section 53, near township and railway jStetion,; Hal- , combe. , , , 500 .acres, section 61, Manchester Block, fronting Junction Roadr 221 acres, Fem r Lea If arm, section J ' ' 90 on plan of'Sandon^'fenced^a^d L sub-divided into; seven pad^ockf; • six-rbom'ed ! dwellihg-hoiVse', all ■ -necessary; far»rt- buildings 1 , per^ j mauent supply of wate'ry"fcn'd ( ■ good frontage tq^ main trunk road. ..i'.ij. .l)':K 834 acres,,' section ,31.9; pp., plan:, of Garnarvoh, fenced round, and within two miles, of tb.e railWay '• 'station. :<>:: ""''"' '■'-'' ;i; '°' ; ''• 200 acres, section 235, ! Kiwifea',' .v : frontage of chains to ?Klmbolton Road. New 3'trobmed . house; and cptfcage,'vso acres m good grass and sub^ divided into two paddocks. ' ';' 1220 acres, freehold^ Manchester Block, sections 96 and 302. 300 acres cleared. : amd m good grasses, metal road to gate, ton , milesfrom Feilding ; and Mar t ton, '■"; ' and seven from Halcombe. %i§ ' chains fencing, already eriected p'n prpperty. 'Ornam^nfal tWs, " plan ted on good site for a house, and an orchard planted with ; oPhoice; fruit trees. ;'; ;-i>t'l i)'\ 1700 acres (more or. less), section 347, Awahnr-i^ consisting of 1510 acres cleared and 190 •'b'lisb.'lahd/ ;; the, /greater ; part; having; i been , X ..ploughed, about 13,00 acres.being; . alluvial deposit isbil, siib,-;divjded" .intff :< ls , paddocks,.; well-fenced,; and watered. Also, 14-robmed : dwelling-house. : Good,; orchard ; and T ,lawn, :two stables, stockyard and cowshed. 5-roomed dwelling-house, 4 r roomed dwell- ' ing house, servant men's house, - woolshedj yards and sheep dip (tank built-in), are l 'on the property. Intending be provided with a , horse . and sho wa ow the ; properties, on application to ,- ; ; STEVENS & GQ^TON .:.:-: /Auctioneers, oßulls/:^v !-.,•„-• | j oitATE]^L~GOMFO|iTiisfl. j y\ ;;■; ;VBREAKFA^T. V l^ r J *[■ By a thorough knowledgei of ,the ' natural-laws which goverri the opera- ! tions of digestion ! and; nutrition^ ai]d ! by a careful application ""of^,£he fine ; properties of well-selected coeoai,-.Mr I S . as provided qur , breakfast I tables with a delioately flavoured ; beverage which may save- us many •heavy doctors' bills. ! It is 'by the I judicious use of such articles of. diet ithat. a constitution may be.gradnally built up until strong enough to r resist every tendency to disease; Hundf e'ds ! of subtle maladies- are- floating ground |us ready to attack wherever there is I a weak point. We may escape jriariy ia fataliishaft by. keeping ourselves '. well fortified with pure blood and 'a properly nourished frame;. "-—See \ article m the Civil Service G,azef,ie.. simply with boiling water or milk. '' ! „ ( , Sold m packets, by 1 Grocers^ : labelled- thus -^ „A.-.:i :<.L \ JAMES EP£S' AND CO., !! HOMOEOPATHIC OHEMISTS, \ ' ' :[ XONDON^'iENGIiANDJ -^ I