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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 219, 11 August 1884, Page 4

LIST OF TEOrEKTIES For Sale STEVENS & GORTON, j AUCTIOXEERS y ■, ! Land ahd Stock Ag-ents, BUlits, RaNG-ITIKEI. A.ND PALMEfiSTOi!f ! '^ORTH. 7dO acres t\. fir9t-cl£s jasri- ' ,'c»j tiVral funny s'UiiatVd yvjthip. 3 ' i°£: tlie ! M.ar% -J^iiiway fetation an^ 4 miles from township( o f ' Bulls, 1 'feiiced'and sub...'.'.E?M^. supply., of ,wjiiey,.:.tear •'■' robhied 'dwelling-house', wool - o s fe^'/ i^Pij.^ fv *P^ .together with tlie option of purqhasing.a leasehold farm 0f'%06 abre^ within one.mij'&of^heitbvnship of ' and rented' lit a mfrdenfte rental. ,'.jsXß^orelß,i;\first-clasß Agricultural and Grazing Farm, adjoining -township of MartonVand witliiri tyo miles of that Railway Station. Fenqed and, subdivided into tei|£ : padd§cli&. 150 acres under cnyo Bal|hce well-laid down m grasses. Eight roomed liouse ;y good stable and other n^cessary^|farm buildings. Tyro actfes qj^gamen and orchard. 200 acres, seofep| 28, Manchester Block, i t jpctioi^ of Makino and Stanway Half clear, well grasped, and available for plough, r supply of water. 153 acres fjjrji-class land, Wairoa district, within 4 miles of Waitotiira, partially improved, 143 2,279- bcrls -Jood Agri < bultu"ralTiknd, near Halcombe. and within easy distance of Feilding and Sandon, (alre^ayjjsui-viy^finio suitable sections for small farms), with i;«?: 2^fiifihej^pjt 518 acres of good agrioultural land, ; , ,«djc^ingroifowris ! hfp;i&f3:^xrton. i ■ sub-divided into eight paddocks', i 1 ' 4"tlam's bn the proper'ty^"' "^ i Part of section 12, CaVnarvon, containing 12^ acres< ,mi Ic£&, i&tiatoUW&UsJlatfd 174, Moa district, Taranaki, 4 ;. ,; <:mile.§r&-Qm: 1 4uglewQ0^, $rolfthig ,;,. ( lforfolk..Road, „,i.; „v «; £ ii&ty aor.es,... first-ciajsg.; AgHieulfcur-al :,. ; .j .Land, ,, all ;of , which?* has ;,bisen ■ U,. : iplpughed., and; Jai.d .down in>gr.w§, ./ j ; Bub-divided iuto :<ten .paddodks, •, - .with.eight-roomed House.Sj;{\hie, „,. ftranarvj, ,and, ;&toQk-rj»n),,>£to)---l i^;»at'ed ■jyith.in three, mjlos of/;M4rton, and close to BomiyoGrl^n railway station. »;l* *H apres X/ .HiilQombB f abont^pile from the Railway Statio^ipart .clear. . . , '„ . . j '„ i\ 'aQr,e,s, section s^, \near . tpwn- . .-\ v§J?ip and,; railway; station,,, Hal v> .: ,>;..0-\' ,».-..," ,o .. ■■.{) •50(^,|fcres; v -- Section 6l;: Vt ?ianch^ster| f^on|;ih^unctiipn ;Raa\i. .fei Wr^,, ,F|ern . I^pa^F s arm.,^secliion 90 on pi aiuof^Sandon, fenced and; .-•w, .6ub4divjded into seven* paddocks j sixrr.OQ.m-ed , dwelling-house, all necessary farm^biuldings, permanen^siip^ply^ oP water, andj good v frontage to main trunk .'' v toad; *■ V.'-'-^ % »- v> v.«"x\»\. 334 aores, » section 819 Qti^ plan oi j Carnar^n, 'fenced vqnnd, and within 1 two mile's of t'ne railway! station. "'"''' „ v - '■ M ac ; res^ JectiQn;;?3's; L E:iw^i frontage of 25 ciiains to Kira- ,, ; ,b.olton j Eoad." v .N.ew v 3-rpomed ',' | '.' j hoiise] and- groomed* 'col'tage,, 5. C , ,' i( . acres ; m good grass, 'and subj,' v '^-" diyided : lntb^two'p^ddpct:^ '^'| i Bloclc, sections 96 and 302. 30C fr*& ooteared.- Amd m good insseV/mfetal'' i*o l ad- to* gate, ter iles- -from MildingianS Mar'fnn (>nd'Seyeiijlfwm , fitalfcomb©. 41 £ chains fencing already erected .&jP4i I^9#>t^iXTOrttapi|ntal^reod planted on good site for a housei and an orchard planted with choice jfauit trees. 1700 acres {ppiore or less), section 347, A wpiuri, consisting of 1510S apres j: ie^-p|>iij l^Q bush land, the gi earo^Vpgpt having been plougl ed'i';i^bu| 1300 acres being alluvi^ deposjt-isoil, sub-divided into l| pidd||lks, well-fenced^ and wittered. |j- Also, 14-roomed dwellinghou^§.vy^jood orchard and Jafi^JmiiMables, stopW yard a#- C^PP4. 5-r-oomed dwellin^houSe'j'^-Voomed dwelling house, servant men's house, . .. .WGolshed, yards and sheep .dip} , (tank, built-in), are on the pro-l y •■'', ;tH!(fi*l 'l'-'t'Ai i:l::-l <!!'«,• £ f } Intending purchasers will %c pro-j yidedwith.a horse and shown ovei} the properties, qn._application to | STEVfWIF^&ORTON 1 Aif§tl6neers7 GRATEFUL — COMFORTING. ' "By a thorough knowledge of th< . .natural jfews; ati'ctos ,o£ .digestion . jwi . $ut<vit&% Md iby aiioaßefvil bpplieattoA: ifofcuthejjSne' |a^O!perties^x>f = .well-tseleetediQgqp^'iM] Epps has provided our breakfasi (.•tables, jwjifc y\ delicately,, .fJftYP'^c be veraga w^ipV mm . km us n^anj heavy* doctors' pills. ' ft is by the judicious,^se. of .jsuch articles .of, diei t)iHt ) r6o%mvi'tioii my^'^n^hj %ii\ltiii tijffl ' strong 7 eiVongnl6 : resist of subtle maladies ai'6 flba\i ! ngia'ro\in4. us ready to ati^pl|" wherever there is a weak pofttir^We^may^escape many, a fatal shaft by Tceepjngv ourselvQ3 well fortified, with pure bipo3°and a •■pVopAy I hdiirfeW r;i ffetfeJ l ii' 1 8ei ar^i^e''in l tfte' v (?^'AS(^^Bevi^a^#g. j Made simply with hqiling wate? Ob milk. /■,'■' ' •' •'!<■• -j/ -'* < ' J^ S6s itir p-p- ackets, W »4wt labeiled;^^ l^' >J?t ' iA -*<& f ■TilfSS EPPS AND CO.l