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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 38, 13 July 1885, Page 4

LIST OF PROPEKTIES BY STEVENS & GORTON,. 1 AUCTIONEERS, . Land and Stock Agerats, '■ • ' BULLS, EaTOITIKEL I \ AND PALMERSTON 472 aores freehold first-olass aj?ricultural and graz ing ; farm, : adjoining Township'of Feilding, fenced .and; subdivided ' into 15 paJ-dQ.oks-;;,9-roomed.dwßUirig-hotJße,' 5 stall stable, granary, and necoessary outbuildings. Land of Hie very best - quality . Price I a bargain. . ■.-•■ ] 542 acres freehold, Seotion.'>s&, 55,, and 56, Townsiiip,.of SandOti, a! . good agricultural and < ; grazing! farm; fenced and sub^iVided into} * 9 -pad^ocKs, 6 -roomed dwelling-; 'house; stable; granary^ and neo-' r . cessary Outbuildings ';. vyith or ■'' v •222 * acrfeß, : a very ; well-improved Farm, olose to Palmew ton North,! « - :^beihg Seotions 423' : and" 425, Kairanga District. 165 acres m good grass; excepting 1 0'; acres burnt and . sown. 2 good; Dwelling-houses and Dairies. ' „ , 180 acres; Seqoiqns 12, -13,/ah'dlpaft: of 151, portion, fronting Railway! j Line, Foxtqri; to Palmerston ; I all cleared excepting 15 aores;' 1 ! 35 acres m good grass ) 7<j b' ur,nt! > and sown. Good 6-roome f d*E[ou'se,j ; H! Stable, Shed, and Orchard. ■h.H ; . 547; acres freehold* ; One ■ of rthefeesfcl ;,, .grazing; fajrmSjOn th^Went;Q6ast. '_■ ; . ; Sittiated, : \jrifchin, , -1; J, . .riiilesi •j of \ y: Lo,ngbu'ru> Railway -Station, ,thei Junction between the Wgiling-I ton and Manawatu .. and the! Wangan|uaiV(i^oxt;on Railways,* ; and withiii 's miles 'of Palm er-j ' . stoh Is. 'Has been drained, par-j 1 fially ploughed, fended and su^-i \ '_; ■'-'' divided- : iritp ! "eight "paddocks, all) excepting 50 .adres" bushel eft for; •■'* . shelter, cleared and in' excellent i v> grass; 16'rdonie(l'dWelling-housej .U. orchard, garden^andikli necessary] - * v outbuildings to. make the farm; 700 acres freehold^ a first-class agri- 1 ..,,.-'_ oultural farm, _ situated, .within 3; .. M mUes pf.the, Martpn Railway] r Station and 4 miles, from town ' ship' of; Bulls, .fenced and subdivided into .10 paddocks, 5 acres; ■' ; \- 6T'- plantation and Orchard, per 4 • 'shp'piy of ; water, ten 4 roomed dwelling-house, wodU shed, Bheepyard, &c, together; '■- ' wiih the option of purchasing a! ; -leaseholoj farm of 400 acres! ■ ■;■■ within one mile of the township ;.; ::•.■■■ of Bulls, well4mproved andi rented at a moderate rental. j 153: acres ; firsfi-class..; land,' iWairoa] > , 4 -miles of Wai-j "totara, partially improved, 143j ~rr. ;~ : ' ~~ | 2,279 acres good Agricultural Larid,i f'% l^iifearl Salcqnlbe jandj within easy] l "' a disiance of Feildiiig and Sandon,| >^ ; „ (already^BUEvey.ed into suitable' €> i^igeotibris 'f<k 'Bnlafi'^arm.s), with; 2,000 sheep. •^3^3 a^res of good agrioulttiral land, ';■"* township of Marton, l^^sub-^iyi^ed into eight paddocks. \* „ damson 'the property. : Part of section 12, Carnarvon, con- ' ? 'taining; 12^ acres. "%2i acres, sections 171, 172, and 174, Mpas district, Taranaki,;4 miles 'from ■ Inglewood, fronting Norfolk Road. 450 adres first-class Agricultural Land, all of which has been ; ploughed and laid down m" grass, ■ sub-dividied into tert jjaddobiks, *;";. ',[ with! eight-rbomed House, Stable, '..;•■':. Granary, and ;Stock-yard, situated within three miles of Martoh, ; and close to Bonny . Glen '''''■ railway station. \ 1019 Acres, " The Ferndale Estate, being Sections 300, 301, 303, and 304, Carnarvon Block," all good ploughable land,§urr;ounded •by a ring fenoe. Two 'houses, stbokyard, sheep-pens, sheaVingi- :Bhedy di^; and outhouses.' There .'is 100 acres of valuable bush on the property, and a never-failing - spriNg. iOpO.Vfirslrclass sheep anii 200 llead of oattle can be had at valuation. , 7^ acres, section 5.3, near townv ship and railway station^ Hal- • • .pombe. '."'v "; •'.■■.■'■ „'"..- 7 S.„ ; 500 acres, section; 61, Manchester • Block, fronting Junction Road. ,221 acres; Fern Lea Farm, section 90 on plan of Sahdon, fenced aud sub-divided into seven paddocks, i. six-roomed dwellingrhouse, ■< all necessary farm buildings; permanent supply of water, and ■h • : gPQ4 '■:: frontage •>. £s> mainJOtrunk road, S34vacres,v section 319 pn^plan, of Carnarvon, fenced round, and within two miles of the railway /'"'» : <^atrori;^ /-V '■'•" J , '' !i '\ . ■;• '■_ . '■ 1220 acres, freehold, Manoiiestej - Ji ßlddk;^efoliioTJ^96 t ! iihd^3o^ -*300 . acres cleared amd '.in' good ' ' grasses; m6fcal road to. gate,' "ten „ miles ftom Feilding and sMartpn, r , and seven from Halcombe. >416 chains fencing already erected on property. Ornamental 1 trees ; pl l ahted ; On good site' for a' 1 house, an 4 aii orchard' •.•plant&a.. with „ ' ' chb;cb iriii^^ees. ' . ' ; Intending purchasers will be provided with a horse • and shown 1 over the properties, on application to SSM£NS& GORTON • ' f '■=' ' ; ! ■ Auotioneera; 1 Bulls. ' GRATEFUL— COMFOKTING. "By a thorough knowledge of tho natural laws which gprern tho operatioiis.of digestion and nutrition, and by a oaroful applibotion of tho flno properties of •well-seleotcd cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our "breakfast ' tables with a delicatoly-flaroarcd bercrage wJiicli may save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may bo 'gradually built up until strong enough to resist ercry tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle inaltulies aro ttoating around U8 ready to attack wherever thereisawoak point. We may esonpb many a fatal shafc by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly, nourished framo —See article m the Civil Serried Gazette. ' Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold m J-lb packets toy Qroccrs, labcllcil thus : — • JAMES EPPS & CO., HOSUO3OPATHIC CHEMISTS, LGNDO N, ENGL AN D. '