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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 16, 17 June 1885, Page 4

. LIST GF PIiOPJKfiiTIES - - For Sale* j i .BY- . > ' STEVENS "&' GORTON, , AUCTIONEERS, j Land ®bi«2 St»e*t BULLS, RA-NGUTI&EI. J _"' AND PALMERSTOnIIInORTH. 222 acres, a very woll-'improved ■ Farm, close to Palmer^ton North, being Sections 423 ''and 425, Kairanga District. ' 165 acres m gv>od grass, balance excepting 10 acres burnt v and sown. 2 good Dwelliug-honses and Dairies! '

180 acres, Sections- 12, 13, and part of "151, poition fronting Railway Lino, Foxton ,to , Palmeiston; all cleared excepting 15 "acres ; )i acres m good grass ; ,70 ( bnrnt' and sown. fJtdod (J-roometji^laHse, Stable; yh'cdj and OrclVard. 547 acres freehold: : One of 'the best >■'• graziiig'fauiis 6n the We^t Coasfc. >»X Sibuafed t within a^Wiles of Lnngbuni Rail-way Stvrfcion^ tlfe" Junction ;betwr*en '-Mie i Welling- - ton .anil Manawatu and j the < - Wanganui and Foxfcon Railways, „ and .within -5 - miles- of-*- Eal rnorston. N. Has been dtyiiued, 'partially pl/tti^beil, fenced and sub-* divirjed into eight paddocks', all excepting oO acres bush left for shelter, cleaved and m excellent - 'grass; 16-roomed dvvoUingrbouse, - orchard, ij.ii-den, and all necessary : - outbuildings to make-aho iavm complete, - - j '700 acres freehold, a first-class agricultural farm, situated / within 3 • miles of the Marton 'Railway ' Station, and ,4 miles from town ship of Bulls, fenced and subdivided into 'lo paddocks, 5 acres -of plantation "and ~oi*6haYd,|permanent supply of water, jtenf roomed .dwellmg-house, \yoolshed, sheepyard, &c, together^ v. with the option offpnrcbasingra* leasehold farm of 400 acres within one mile of the township \ of Bulls, well-improved j and le.ited at a moderate rental. l 153 acres first r class land, Wliiroa district, within A. miles of WWa- f totara, partially improved,! 143 \ ' fern and stubs. 10 bush. •

2,279 acres"- good Agricultural Landj,v near -B. al combe r; an d <wi tbJnl easy, • distmice^^Fliiaingind^ndpnV (already; surveyed into suitable • sectib'ns £ :'foi- small farms), hvith 2,oooshe<?p.: V. : - > - i ' 518 acres df vgpod hgrjcnlttirfrt Jland, \ - adjoiniii^ ..t^wn^ip^;6^'Mi|rtpn, sub-diyided.,intp_eight^pa^diocks. 4- dams on tb e property^ i> * i•■ ; r \' t , Part of sectioiV.l^l-^Garfla^yoii^looffr^ taining ! l2^,acres^ :■ \ ■ fU >, 327 acrps, 172^ and 174 ? -i : 3MEpW;,-'.distr,ict, Taranalci, 4 miles from -Ihglewopd, fronting: >: ' - Norfolk; Jßba^i;; ;; v _ .! j-f ■; . .450 acresy::£|u^^ . Land,.; all >of Svwhiclif has } lji^fen - ' • ploughed; and feidi(iown m gvjvss, : . ■ 6ub-tfivicled [intb -i6ii, paddp^ks,J witheigliii-rppmed', Hpuse, SJtUbie,' ! Granary^.andr Stbck^yard,] fitju- . ated-witniiv-three ; miles, of jiylir-^ 1 "' tbn\;and to : Bonny |€rlpn I , railway station;" : H ;'■ i :tS,' . 1019 Acres,-?f -The [Eei-ndale Estate, '■' ' ; being<!Sections-3jooy>3ol,i BWf , ". ( . . and .S^^Oa^^dfti^BZo^j,-"- all |_ ' good plbiigliable lixnd^surroiinded I • , by a ring? fenced. .Two houses,* ■- stocky ard^'sheGpLpenfe, she^i-iii gshed, "dip, and' outhouses, 1 . is 100jaxjres£6fJy.a]uable.^u^ ■ . the property,; and^a.neyjerrfkiling spring." ;; ;OJQO ;,fiibfeelaßs sheep and 200; head of cattle can be

„Jiad at valuation. >^'j 1 7-^ acres, section 53, near powni ship and; railway station,! J^alcomLe. ' " \ 600 acres, section 61, Manchester * ' jSlock'/ 1 fronting Junction Road. 221 acres, Fern Lea Farm, section 90 oh plan of 'Sap don, fenced and sub-divided into seven paddocks, six-roomed' dwelling-house, 'all' , necessary farm buildings, per- < , xnanent "supply of, water, and good frontage ,to mam jtrunk * ' road. ' j 534 acres, section 319 'on plan of'^ Carnarvon, fenced, round! and within two miles of 't lie railway station. ; 1220 acres, .freehold, Manotieste.l Block, sections 96 .aud 302.J 300 acres cleared amd m igood grasses- nietal • road' ( to gate, ten miles from Feilding and'Marton, and seven from Halcombe. i 416 chains fencing ,'already erected on property. OrnamentaLi trees planted on good site for a llouse, and an orchard, planted J with cnoice' fruit trees. iiJ °^ j

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