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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 43, 23 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 ~-ye«ir steers H) mixed yearlings 35 ii-year steers , 12 yearling steers 10 cows and calves 25 mixed cattle 115 pri m c fat v sheep 100 wether hoggets Sale at 1 o'clock. STOCK SALES— JAN U ARY. Feilding ..." Tuesday, January 27 STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers-; WE W TEAM • IBfNOUNOEMENT. . Wollerniaii & llutcheson, ■"■•.;•.' GEOCEES, " Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchants, Wish specially 'to' direct the attention, of their customers and the public of Palmer.^ton and surrounding districi's to the arrangements they have just completed for the Christmas Hblii days; : ■'■■'■ i ßesides a constant supply of Dune dm ; ai)d.looal. l AleB/we have laid m a stock of choice European and Colonial Wjnes, 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, 1.-noien Bell'otj Mewkow, &c. •<• Whiskies -- : Kil tiwirn ock ■V ; 0. , ! Djinvillo, Dsher's Speciitl ' ({eseryo, ' Cartiek B'ijiidV&c. Ports & Cherries of the best. selected brands. Australian Wines- Rich Constantia, Muscat., Comooo, and others too nuinoiroiis to mention. ....- ! ;: Bordeaux Wines — St Julien, St > Qavin, L;i Uose, and Maigant. : Sparkling 1 Wines — Clicquot, Pomoroy. Muscatel, &c. Engish Ales & Stouts j» pj«^ and quarts. .-...'. W. anVi IT. .Would" also c»H speciiil attention to tlieir large and varied assortment of Chrislmas Fiuits; alsi>, to tlieir viery large slock of Teus an.l Sugars, 1 selected from the best markets, aud gitaranteed to he of the fines*, qualities.- ••■- -'■•'■' We hay jiist openeil out a firstclass assortment of Crockery and Glassware. And all who wish to present their friends with suitable Christmas/ Presents, are invited to inspect oiir stock of Ornamental Vases, ' Flower Po|B, &c : GREAT' LAND SALE. UPPER RANGITIKEI DISv TltlCT. FOE SALE Some time about the beginning of v \ - ' l MAtlCH, .u'lHiitt.OF LAND ; T>EING- part .of the . Uanlaatiiiv. JT) • Block, comprising the HUN- ' TFAIV ILLIO TO W NSH I P RX T JSXSION T , an«l a lai.gtv nUtnlier.of Rursil . and *ulnirlt<iniSe.(jlionH, varying from sto 320 Acres. The Ton n Sections from -j to 3 Acres. 4 All the Sections have frontages to. wellgt'aded roads, «ome of which are formed and are now being metalled; others will be shortly cleared one chain wide. . . The, '. Map .Trunk. -Railway from Wellington :. to 'Auckland passes through the entire leugth- of ; this Block, as also the Mai'ton-Otaniaka-pua-rlVEuriinolu Roud. . . ■■. The bush on the Huntervillp Township ,JiJxt«n.sion has. been oleare.l ready for burning, the purchasers will thereforp be able, to proceed with the erection pf their buildings directly ufler the saje. ; The whole of the Rural and Siiburbau Sections am covered with forest, the principal trees, being tawa, rimu, rata 4 ancl patches of fine totnr.i suitable for milling; purposes. Tim undergi'owtlr is aa, a rule light, and the {jen ral character of the soil of splendid quality. . A Saw-mill will shortly be erected on the Block. The country is undulating, with a large proportion of flats, and whpn cleared and brought under, cultivation three-' t'lurths will be fit tor agricultuml imrposes. . Litlioj.'l-aphs of the property and full particulars will shortly be obtainable. ' .-; Til le ; Xand 'transfer Act. . „'iVrin,s very liberal. BEOIvETi 1 , PAMMOND, ■& prCK. .Mar ton. ITAJiL TO LET. : : riIHE undersigned is prepared to X make arrangements with i parties desirous rif engaging the Public Rjoo.iii, invthe ;Building known as Bank Cliainbers.' AKo," Spitcious'Shop to let. Kor particularß.ai)p)y to the Caretaker, T. JORDAN, Broad-street.