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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 225, 20 August 1884, Page 4

LIST OF PROPERTIES For Sale BY STEVENS & GORTON, AUCTIONEERS, liand and StocSt Agents, BULLS, RAN&ITIKEI. AND PALMERSTON NORTH. 700 acres freehold, a first-class agricultural farm, situated within 3 miles of the Marton Railway Station and 4 miles from township of Bulls, fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks, 5 acres . of plantation and orchard, permanent supply of water, tenroomed dwelling-house, woolshed, sheepyard, &c, together with the option of purchasing a i leasehold farm of 400 acres I within one mile of the township of Bulls, well-improved and ; rented at a moderate rental. 518 acres, firstlclass Agricultural and. Graaing Farm, adjoining township of Marton, and within j two miles of. that Railway Stg- " j tion. Fenced- and sub divided ' into ten paddocks. 150 aoree nndercrop. Balanoe well-laid down m English grasses. Eightroomed house ; good stable and other necessary farm buildings. Two acres of garden and orchard. J 200 acres, section 28, Manchester ! Block, at junction of Makino and Stanway Roads. Half dear, well grassed, and available for plough. Good supply of water. 153 acres first-class land, Wairoa . district; within 4 miles of Waitotara, partially improved, 143 fern and' grass, 10 bush. 2,279 acres good Agricultural Land, near flalcombe and within easy distance of. Feeding and Sandon, (already surveyed into snitable sections for . small farms), with 2,000 sheep. 518 acres of good agricultural land, . adjoining township of Marton, subdivided into eight paddocks. 4 dams on the property. Part of section 12, Carnarvon, containing 121 acres. 827 acres, sections . 171, 172, and 174, Moa district, Taranaki, 4 ■• miles from Ingle wood, fronting ! Norfolk Road. . S 450 acres first-class Agricultural i Land, . all of which has been ; ploughed and laid down m grass, i sub-divided into ten paddocks, with eight-roomed House, Stable, Granary, and Stock-yard, situated within three miles of Marton, and close to Bonny Glen railway station. ; 4li acres, Halcombe, about a mile from the Railway Station, part clear. ; 7£ acres, section 53, near town- . ship and railway station, Halcombe. 500 acres, section 61, Manchester : Block, fronting Junction Road. 221 acres, Fern Lea Farm, section ; ; \ 90 on plan of Sandon, fenced and ; sub-divided into seven paddocks, ; six-roomed dwelling-house, all i necessary farm buildings,, per-'. .; manent supply of water/ and ; good frontage, to main trunk ; road. acres, section 319 on plan of Carnarvon, fenced round, and 1 within two miles of the railway station. - ■ 200 acres, section 235, Kiwitea, frontage of 25 chains to Kimbolton Road, New 3-roomed house and 2-roomed cottage, 50 ; acres m good grass and sub- ; divided into tw'b paddocks. 1220 acres, freehold, Manchester Block, sections 96 and 302. 300 . acres . cleared . Amd .m good ' grasses, metal' road to gate, ten : miles from .Feeding and Marton, ; and seven from Halcombe. 416 • chains fenoing already erected : on .property. Ornamental trees planted on' good site for a house, and an orchard planted with choice fruit trees. 1700 acres (more or less), section; 347, Awahuri, consisting of 1510 acres cleared and 190 bush land, the greater part having been ploughed, about 1300 acres being alluvial deposit soil, sub-divided into 15 paddocks, well-fenced, and watered. Also, 14-roomed dwelling-house. Good. . orchard ami laWn; two. stables, stockyard and cowshed. 5-roomed dwelling-house, 4-robmed dwelling house,' servant men's house, woolshed, yard's and sheep dip (tank built-in), are on the property. Intending purchasers will be pror vid^d with a horse and sb-pwn.oyer. thei properties^ on application to STEVENS & GORTON Auctioneers, Bulls. GRATEFUL — COMFORTING. Epp's Cocoa. BREAKFAST. v . By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epp. s has provided our breakfast tables with " a delicately flavoured bevjerage which may gave us many, heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough tio; resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves welj fortified with, pure blood and a properly nourished frame.''-— Seearticle m the GivU Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. ' "Sold m £lb packets, by Grocers, labelled thus : — JAMES EPPS AND CO. 3 HOMOEOPATHIC CHEMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND. j