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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 213, 4 August 1884, Page 4

LIST OF PIiOPEItTIES STIVENS : AIQXIONEBBS, tiaii^l aikd , Stuck Agciits, AND PALMERSIftN. NORTH. 1 700 acreg freehold,' a first-class agri- : -7':crfltViral rafm, i: feiW a red'ivftliili 3, •''■•• mfles;'-6f"ih6 barton : Railw*iy ! ■'•' St«jiioH'diid i: 4 milei frbhi toW- ; (I '-sll'rp'bf'Bul]s; fenced ? krid c sfei j > 3'vided into lO.paddocks, 5 .acres • of v f>lantotibn 'and VMSr^^ manefttKteuppJy Yol^wfter, ten- • roomed dwelUng-house, wooli -: ; epi^rdy lll &c,,. t . ! tpget?her • ii >f#M %e,/j>ptipn ,of, ; purchasings within one m fie of. the.to^nahw, of Bulls, .^ell-improved' " and' - / ented .ate#»&J'#t£ental. DIS acres, Irskslass Agricultural and Grazing Earna,! adjuiiwjig .-^ m vfe 9.f,\t%t MiTO Station. Fenced ana 'subdivided into ten paddocks. 150 acres ™<ter "crop. Balance well-laid" down m. English grasses. Eight roomea hbule; J good ; 'stable and °%?r necessary farm buildings. •l%6'acrW6f'garden l anH l drVn l a?d. 200 acres, section 28, Manchester -"■■' Block -Vit junction- of'Mak ino /iitl "—StaMway : Roads/ "'Half clear, •'■' well 'gassed,' and ! for ' ■"plbifeE'' Good siipplybf Va ! tbf; : T . 158 «cres iirst-cla'ss 1 " raiVdi'^WaTrbd ; ■■ - ] ' •' :r distTiet; with m %■ ' rriilcs -tff ■ ' Wari* T ':; i! tbtari;' partially' ifnttfoW' 143 ; • •' '-' ' •fei'n v hnd (gtm; iJO' j&h:"" I1 ' ' " )j { " j 2i27^cYe* ■ gybd { ; ' IS iW i Haflcbnlbe l -Sina il^th > fn ; Mf of ifeildiripia Sah^ C f ; ;; 'CaWea'dy > ?/rtd u suita^ *■•»- sectW'for^iuan 5 Jatmfe' : tvitii i 4 ;Bi* f^a^; gboa'^Kbuituriipidiilr; ; "; : ' ; .aclj«iiiihg' ! townsb.ip W-MarfonV j ' '■' Vi sub,^ivi4ea'inf6 eiglft'padte^ :| - ; '4dhm'ion > ;tlife il prof)er(^. :i ™»--m j .Par^-of Action ; T2,' eaifiikrv6ny ; 'c6ntiiining 12^ acres. ■■•■"'}"" v . ;il)i 827 acres, sections 171, 172, and -174, Moa district, Tnranaki, 4 miles from Jnglewood, frontiiiff I VJ^-W'^; •fi I> s^cl^ss, s Agripui|iiPip ![j Land,' all of wh'icli has jjeffi i.: \ ploughed 4 and laid -down m g vh M | i- ! , gfc^!^ 6 *& n vPHdUI j t,-.. with ei^ht-roomed House. Stablet i! i 1 Granary, -and- Stock-yard, kituS ! i ,- t ated-.within thtee miles of Miri I f ■ -ton, -and- close- ta- Bonny- fejeit , -!:: railway- station, .' ' ' . il '" L! 41| acres; HalconibeV about" fi mile j . .. . from.,. the Railway Station, part ,: clear. I 7£ .acres, section '53, <f rie'ai J town- ; ship and railway station, Hal- '■'> .VCOlfttsi •'<-<. Yif|>:i'-'.. ;.:•'' /iOf; | *Vft a^cr^j-' sedtibn,ft;i, )U Maiichestlr j J"^'Bl6ck, Tro^tfiig-JnnßtioMka:'---j ' • 'OO'bri'plan of Sahd<fe,7etfcWSJs t\ sub-divjdpd. injtp se.ve^paddoc'ks; | .i^'^o^ed'y^elling-iiouse, all I '"ri6ces"saiy farm buildings, .per- '< .. nianent supply of wateiv-and , good frontage to main .trunk- ! road, j&g.^ M ' nv I Carney ;/ roun.dj A a;nd j withft'two'^niles railway 200 acres, seclion. 235, Kiwitea, : ,:,.• '..boltpfi ) Ro^ v/] jNc^,3 T pouidg I acres Jn good grass and sub- , divided into twp paddocks. .. [ 1220 acres, freehold, Manchester Block, sections 96 and 302. 300 I grasses, metal rpad to gate, ton | m iles from^itd'ing and Marton, j and seven from Haicombe. 416 J chains fencing already erected f planted on good site for a house, ! ; and an orchard planted with . • • a choice fruit trees. ftoD^e^ifteelir . 347, Awahnri, consisting of 1510 acres cleared-«nd 190 bush land, the greater part having been '"h ploughed, f about 1300-acrefeißeTi|g ■ <■■" yallutial^lejprptft sbil^snbjiividld and watered,, ( .A^Oj^Hr^p^l dwelling-house. Good orchard a,nd, ]a,wn, -two. stables, stockyard and cowshed. 6-r-oomed dwfeli^n^hdu^, 4Mrooin# dwelling house, servant men's house, vroo}fshe'SfiyArd4M&& feheep dip (tank built-in), are on the pro.•^pe'riy*'; !-;./.!>'//:( ,n: : <t7p'"' Oil'S Intending pureha.se|!S wilj be provided with a horse and shown "river the properties^ on; fppljeation to STEVENS ■& QORTON . Auctionee.rsi Bulls., I , i. > f "ui .iji.,,.'.') 1 „,ir i.'ijT,')' ;' . '.iiigi .'j.«i.t ( r .:.ii-:! ■( :- sir-.-- > .l-'.-.-.i;; .•■s-. j V.. 1 '! BREAKFAST. J ( By a thorough knowledge of the n^tiu^iw<§ wjjigh mm t^Jperations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties^ w^llrselepted cocoa, Mr Epps has provided oiir breakfast Deverage which, may, sate us tunny heavy doctoys* 1 bill's. * ft is by' thp j^« c MTOPWbafS^4 d i et that a constitutionmay be gradually every tenjaeivo'v ty .dis ) e,ai|e p > , Hundred's of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to a ( tjfcack \vjherever there is^ a .weak point. ' We may escape, many a intal^ sli'aft*' by J^ejjpjng -ptirselves well fortified Tpurs^ood and a properly ' npurfshpd ' ' frame . " — See article i|i the Civil Service Gazetted i Made simply with boiling water: or* .m>H^ : ; w. } u,\,r-r." •!•:/ 'v-'fi?, '-iTirfv L,,.?01dj. Jn^K.. jpapk^s, .tyi ,^'o9B^^ labelled thus |-» ..... , r :! ..w>:} ... ,. ;fJ i ti w JAMEfi EPPS AND CO., HOMCEOPAJ^Q CHEMIS^ ."; J , . 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