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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1723, 2 June 1886, Page 4

LIST OP PKOPERTIito For Sale BY STEVENS & GORTON, AUCTIONEEBS, Land and Stock Azenttt, BULLS, RaNGITIKEL. AND PALMERSTON NORTH'

1000 Acres Native Leasehold, Eketahuna Bl ok, Wairarapa District, 18 years to run. Improvements 180 acres m grass, small house, considerable quantity of fencing well watered. Mastertoa Mam Koad and Woodville-Masterton Railway, now m progress. »c throu b the centre of the block Price very moderate. 115v> acres, freehold, first-class agricultural and grazing- farm, situated within two miles of Hal- / combe. Good metal road running through it, fenced and subdivided into 13 paddocks ; well watered ; good 1 6-roomed dwel-ling-house, two stables, , granary* woolshed, cottage, siaughteij hon&e, and .other convenient buildings, stock-yard, et6; 472 aores freehold first-class agriculi tural and grazing farm, adjoin' ing Township of Feildingi fenced and sub- divided into 15. paddocks ; 9-roomed dwelling-house} 5 stall stable, granary, an&neccessary outbuildings. LaiM ot the very best* quality. PrWie— a bargain. 542 acres freehold, Section b4> bb, and 56, Township of Sanddn| « good agricultural and graling farm; fpneed and sub-divided;j|to 9 paddocks, 6 -roomed dwelling--, house, stable, granary, and fiep* cessary outbuildings ; with 1* without stook, ;|, 2 9 .2 acres, a very well-impro^ ii Farm, close to Palmerston Nort if; being Sections 423 and 420 i Kairanga District, 165 acres ft good grass, balanoe excepting if) aores burnt and sown, 2 gow. Dwelling-hohseß and Dairies. & acres, Sections 12, 13, and para of 251, portion fronting Railway Line, Foxton to PalmerstonY all oleared excepting 15 aores} 35 acres m good grass ; 70 burnt and sown. Good 6-roomcd House} Stable, Shed, and Orohardv 5*7 acres freehold. One of the best grazing furms on tho West Coast Situaied within 1£ miles ot Longburn Railway Station, the Junction between the Welling* ton and Manawatu and tht Wanganni and Foxton Railways, ■ and within 5 miles of Palmer* ... ston'Nc iHas been drained, partially ploughed, fenced and iql» • divided into eight paddocka, all ■ excepting 50 acres bush left for shelter, cleaved and m excellent grass; 16- roomed dwelling-hous«j orchard, garden, and all necessar; outbuildings to make the fara, • complete. Part of section 12, Carnarvon, oon» ■j taining 12£ acres. : 7^. acres, section 53, near town* ship 1 and railway station, Hal '; ooujbe. ; f.JipQ acres, section 61, Manchester , Block,; fronting Junction Road. 384 acres, section 319 on plan of Carnarvon, fenced round, and . within two miles of the railwaj station. • v 190 acres, Sections 1 and 14, Bunnythorpe, nrst-olass bush farm j 140 acres felled and m grasb, a good house erected on property^ and a large amouut of stab fencing put up. | 200 acres, Section 51, Makino, fenoed i and 175 acres oleared and m grass ; good Totara m3O acres of bush left for shelter.

Intending purchasers will be provided with a horse and. shown ovet the properties, on application' to STEVENS & GORTOJN Auctioneers, Bulls.

WANGANUI AND DISTRICT] Parcels Receiving and Forwarding Agency. For Rates and Full Particulars, apply to POLLAED $ SIMES/ TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI, Opposite M. Hogan & Co.'s Store. Strict attention ■will De given to punctuality m forwarding and receiving parcels toand from Wanganui and elsewhere. Next of Km Registry, Hotel Brokers and Valuator, Custom House and General ComJ mission Agents, Stock and Sharebrokers. c * Labor Agents.^ Town Parcels Delivery. Cash Buyers of Fruit, Eggs, Bo u fcer; and Poultry

Fred. Bryant, J. Beale.) BUTCHER, 1-iJiLMEKSTON NORTH GBATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS'S_COOOA. ■BBBAKPAST. . "By a thorongh knowledge of the natural law which gevern the operations of digestion and nntrf. tion, and by a careful application of the fine proper ties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our breakfast ables with a delicately-flavoured beverage whicn may save us many heavy doctord bills. It is by the judicious me of such articles o diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to 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 keep ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood and * properly nourished frame— See article m the Civil Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling water or milk. So n J-lb packets by Grocers.'labelled thui }— JAMES EPPS & CO., HOMOEOPATHIC OHEJOSTS, LONDON, ENGLAND