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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 199, 19 July 1884, Page 4

LIST OF* PROPERTIES j : Tor' 'Sale '"' I BY STEVENS & GORTON, AUCTIONEERS, , Land and _ Stock. Agents, BUL LS, R aNGITI K EL AND PaLMERSTON NORTH. •700 acres freehold, a first-class OQri- [ cultural' fawny situated vtitiihi 8 \ miles of the Martou Railway - -Station -ami 4 miles from townj ship of Bulls, , fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks, 5 acres j of plantation and orchard, per- ; ■ 'tid&hehi 'supply of w'aterj : ieh- \ roomed dwelling-house, wool- , , shed, sheepyard, . &c., together ; , w jtli the. option o'fj /purchasing a j '^leasehoid farm 6f\'.4OO' acres ;"' withiil one mile, of' the township Of 'Bulls',' well-improved '..and i rented at a moderate rental. I (518 acres,- first-class Agricultural j j and Grazing T Farm, adjoining j township of Marton, and within ' i two miles. of .thai;. $ajlway Station. Fenced aria sub divided : , r into, ten paddock?. 150r,acreS; < 1 ;J ; .;nW«ißr'\^r6p! ". JJalancjj . w^-)ai| ; alowjii m .English graVses. < 'Tsighf 1 j ' /.toto&etf lwjw^gpijci l staple ( and, i '~;3?ffiy* P't^^'ary l^fli-'buildingg, | '"'TWb acres' of garden ) 'anf > Qrcjb.a.rd, 200 acres, section 28" 'Mancliestev i Block, at junction of Makino and j i Stanway Roads. Half clear, : I well grassed, and available for | plough. Uaod supply of water. |153 acres firsi-cja)& , J'lan'cl; fiPf 4iVtia i j district, within 4 miles"' of Wai- ; totara, partially improved, 143 2>270 ; a i creft gqpH k A^fe6rttfral Land, J near Halcombe and within easy j distance of FeUding and Sandon, ? j (already surveyed into suitable " • sections for small farms), with ! - ' 2,oftQjgheepi;- ■:ii"M'/M ;iii i ; 518 acres of good agricultural land, ■ ! adjoining township, of Marton. ' j sub-divided' intd &g&' -paddocks'. ■ ; 4 dams on the property. •Pf^L 0 *" 1| (J Carnarvop,,. qou- \ .^iaiiin^l^l t&ifefrt I H f\ ;^ ,J $27 acres, sections 171, 172, and | 174, Moa district, Taranaki, 4 '; i miles from Inglewood, fronting ; ! .^qj:fo%llp a d. vU;V < ... ;, V ' 450" abieß' first-class ' Agricultural , j Laud^ .'^U t \of ) Awhioh ,haß \ been ; j ploughed and laid d,own m grass, j sub-divlded f into ten 1 paddocks, i with eight-roomed House, Stable, j Granary, and TSlocic-yard, situ- . j .m ( i;le^of..%iu '" . tori; and _ close to Bonny ' .GJen ■ : railway station .' ' : ; ' ' |41£ acres, Halcombe, abmtt'a' mile I from the Railway Station, part '"' clear. •— - •' 7iaoj;cs, s.ection 53, near tpwn r •■ s ' "ship" 1 • aid -railway Btatibn;"'Haii (i j '•Qoiabev "-■.!'.':-.• ■: . ■:>: ■• 'i- .■■ ■•■■•••' acres, section 61, Manchester ' j Block, fronting Junction Road. 221 acres, Fern Lea Farm, section ; Mdn- plan* inf Saiulbn-; fenced attd j .6i?b-diA7dp.d,ii>to sereja paddocks, i . six-roomed dweU.ing-house,;., all j necesWy ; ;) farm. ..b'.iiild'ingSj , p.er- ! maneht'' supply of water," and ■•' J good frontage., to. main trunk ■": ; | road. ■|834/acres'j;. fiction • 319 = biii plati- of 1 ' ' | Car H fffiWa ii % wed round, and ■■> I within two miles of the railway 1 station. 2^oo acres, section 235, Kiwitea, ■ ; j frontage, of 25, .qhrnns;' to :Kim-f • i bolto'n 'Road; rTew^V-roomed ' ' \ house and 2-rooined cottage, 50 •■' I acres in^good'^rass' aua ; subi | divided into two paddocks. 1220 acres, freehold, Manchester j Block, sections 96 and 302. 300 T j aci-eis >Jdiyared" X a«jdi iri-igiod ! grasses, metal ,road ,tp gate, ten J miles from' -Fe riding 'an4 barton, and seven from .Halcombe. 416 t > chains fencing already, erected > ! on property. Ornamental trees' | planted, on good site., for .a,ho.«se, i "and"' ah" orchard planted with . i ..chojee fruit, trees. .... . ;• •, . ••. a7pO acres (uiore or less), section | 134.7, A,w^un,, consisting of*lsilo \ acres cleared and 190 bush land, ' itb> g«eater;.,:pavt!!. having. been j ploughed, about 1300 acres being ; >attuv^al depoßitf-so!l / :snb' ; 'aiv ! M l M | into 15 paddock?, well-fenced, > -find' watered'.- Aiso^'M-iioomed „; j., dwelling-house. Good orchard ! 'arid- ; J Wti; : > two 1 ; ' 'stob'k'--I yard and cowsheji. ; opmed i d vveliing-honseV 4-i'bomed ctweil- }•■■ ; ing house^ .seryant^meirs-housej I woolshed;" yards 'ancT'she'ep dip J (tank built-in), are on the pro- | perty. ' 0> ! " '' " -^ l ; Intending purchasers will be provided with a horse and shown over the, properties, on application to ;. Auctioneers, Bulls. GRACEFUL ' iJ3pp'§... ,PpCO9U " ; ■■■r j BREAKFAST. . ,- _„, ' 'I By a thorough knowledge of the natural, laws, 1 whjch'.govep?. t^eopera,tipijis of digestion and nutritjpn, and Jiy a careful application' Of the' nlie properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epts has pyovic|ed pur breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured bevjerage whioh may save us many heaVy doctors' bills, It is by. the judicious u6e gf sucli' 'articles of diet that a constitution^^ may be .gradually; built up'uiit'ipstrbng'enougli to resist; every teiide'iVcy to disease. ( Hundreds' of subtle 'maladies "a% 'floating around ..us ready .to ..at^ao^. .wherever there is a> weak 'point. We may escape many a tiUxl .shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified "with pure blood and a properly nourished frame." — See Article m t^o fyvil Spi'yicp (jf'^tf- ' Made simply with boiling water or roilk. Sold m |lb "packets, by Grobers,' labelled thus :~ .-> > JAM^S EPPS : A!S T D CO., ■ ! -HOM(EOPATHIC CUKMItfTS, LONDON, ENGLAND.