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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 13, 21 January 1885, Page 3

STEVENS & GORTON. AT THEIR YARDS, FEILDING. TUESDAY, 27th JAN. STEVENS & GORTON . will .sell at their sale yards, as above — ■ 10 prime fat cows 15 S-'year steers ■ 10 mixed yearlings 35 2-year steers 12 yearling steers 10 cows and calves 25 mixed cattle 115 prime fat sheep 100 wether hoggets Sale at 1 o'clock. STOCK SALES— JANUARY. FeilUinur ... Tuesday, January 27 ....... STEVENS & GORTON, • • Auctioneers. , N^W^YEAR -':;• ■■ANNOUNCEMENT.' Wollerinan & Hutclic^oii, GEOCEES, f Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants, Wish specially to direct the attention j of their customers and the public of Palmeroton and surrounding districts i to the arrangements they have jnst completed for the Christmas Holidays. Besides a constant supply of Dime din and local Ales, we nave laid iii a stock of 'dhoice European and Colonial Wines, and are now ready to supply hampers of assorted dozens at exceptionally low prices. The following are a few of the leading brands kept m stock:— '-' ; Brandies—Hennessey's 1 and 3 star, Luci mi Bellot, Mewkow, &c. Whiskies — Kilmarnock :V'Q,, Lhmviile,/ Usher's- Special HeserW, CarVick ! BloiJil, &c. iPorts "■'&• Sherries, of the best solectt-'d bm ;ds. Australian Wines— Rich Constantia, MusCiit, Comooo, and others ioo numerous to men tion. 1 , Bordeaux Winss— St Julien, St Gavin', La Hose, and Margaut. ■■ # . Sparkling Wines — cricquot/ .l?omeroyi .Muscatel, &c. . English Ales & Stouts m pints . and quarts.) . . W. and H. Would also call special sittenliiui. to their large and vuritul assortment of Christmas Fruits ; also, '<• their very Jurge stock of Teas and Sugars, selected from the best markets; :i'ml gniifaut'eetl to be of the finest ■jualitios. We have, also just opened out a firstlass assortment of Crockery and Glassa are. And all who wish to present i heir friends with suitable Christmas Presents, are. invited to inspect our stock of Ornamental Vases, ,Flower j Pols, &c . •■'■•'' ! : MM LAND SALE. UPPER RANGITIKEI DISTRICT. FOE SALE Some time about the beginning of .......... MARCH, about myooo acres OF LAND BEING part of the Rangatim Block, comprising the HUNTERVILLE TOWNSHIP EXTE,:---•S1ON, and a largo number of Rural .ajiuVSnbu.vba'n Sections, varying from sto S2O Acres. The Town Sections from ••£ to 3 Acres. A ll the Sections have frontages to well-graded roads, some of which are formed and are now being metalled ; others will be shortly cleared one chiiin wide. The'j Main Trunk Railway from Wellington.,, to Auckland passes 1 through the entire length of this Block, as also the Marton-Otamaka-|iUu-Mnrimotu Road. The bush on the Hunterville Township Extension has been cleared ready 'lor burning, the purchasers will therefore be able to proceed with the erection of their buildings directly after the sale. The whole of the Rural nnd Su--1 hurban Sections are covered with forest, the principal troes being tuwa,-' rirhu, rata, and patches of, fine totnra suitable for milling purposes. Th<> . undergrowth is as a rule light, and . the general character of the wiil of splendid quality. A Saw-niill will shortly he erected on the Block. The . country is undulating, with a largo ; proportion of flats, and whon cleared and brought under cultivation three'fonrtliH will be tit tor agricultural purposes. Lithographs of the .property and full jmrticulars will shortly be obtainable, •Title, Land Transfer Act. ' Terms very liberal. BECKETT, HAMMOND, & DICK. '■•'.• . . Marton. DISTRICT ORDERS. .Volunteer Oflice, " •" Wti'ngamH; 2htl January 1885. THE Palnierstpn North Rifle Volunteers will fire for District Prizes at 2 p.m., to-morrow, the 22nd instant, H. STAPP, Major, Commanding Volunteer District.