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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1726, 5 June 1886, Page 4

LIST OF PROPEBTiito For Sale BY STEVENS & GORTON, AUCTIONEERS. Land and Steck Affente, I jBULLS, RANGITIKEL; AND PALMERSTON NORTHfc* 1000 Acres tfativa Leasehold, Ekerahuna Bl ok, Wairarapa District, 1 8 years to run, Improvements i 180 acres m grass, small hoase, considerable quantity of fencing : well watt-red. Masterton Mam Road and Woodville-Masterton Railway, now m progress, go throu h the centre of the blook Price very moderate. ' 1150 acres, freehold, first-class agriouitural and grazing farm, situated within two miles of Haloombe. Good metal road running through it, fenced and subdivided into 13 paddocks; well watered ; good 16-roomffd dwel-ling-house, two stables, granary]! woolshed, cottage, slaughteil house, and other convenient buildings, stock-yard, eto. 472 acres freehold first-olass agricul tural and grazing fami, adjoin ing Township of Feilding, fenced and sub-divided into 15 paddocks ; 9-roomed dweliing-housel 5 stall stable, granary, and neecesxary outbuildings. Land ot the very best quality. Price— a bargain. 542 acres freehold, Section 64, bb t and 56, Township of Sandon, a good agricultural and grazing farm; fenced and sub-divided into 9 paddocks, 6-roomed dwellings house, stable, granary, andneo? cessary outbuildings; with or without stook, 2 9 ,2 acres, a very welLiinproved Farm, close to Palmerston North being Sections 423 and 425, Kairanga District. 165 acres ia good grass, balanoe excepting 10 aores burnt and sown. 2 gooa Dwelling-houses and Dairies. ■"UW aores, Sections 12, 13, and pan of 851, portion fronting Railway Line, Foxton to Palmerston; all oleared excepting 15 aores ; 95 acres m good grass ; 70 burnt and sown. Good 6-roomed House, Stable, Shed, and Orchard. 5*7 acres freehold. One of the best grazing farms on the West Coast Situated within 1£ miles ot Longburn Railway Station, the Junction between the Wellington and Manawatu and th* "Wanganui and Foxton Railways, and within 5 niiles of Palmerstoh'N. Has been drained,- partially ploughed, fenced and sul»- • / divided into eight paddocks, all excepting 50 acres bush left for shelter, cleared and m excellent; • grass; 16 roomed dwelling-house, orchard, garden, and all necessary outbuildings to make the fam complete. Part of section 12, Carnarvon, oontaining 12^ acres. . 7£ acres, section 53, near township and railway station, Halj combe. 500 acres, section 61, Manchester Block, fronting Junction Road. 334 acres, section 319 on plan of Carnarvon, fenced round,' and within two miles of. the railway \ station. 19a acres, Sections 1 and 14, Bunnythorpe, first-olass bush farm; 140 acres felled and m grass, a good house erected on property, and a large amount of stab fencing put up. I 200 acres, Seciion 51, Makino, fenoed and 175 acres oleared and m, grass ; good Totara m 30 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 DISTBICT Parcels Receiving and Forwarding Agency. For Bates and Fall Particulars, apply to POLLARD Sf SIMES, TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI, Opposite M. Hogan & Co.'s Store. Strict attention will oe given to punctuality m forwarding and receiving parcels to and from Wanganui and elsewhere. Next of Km Registry, Hotel Brokers and Valuator, Custom House and General Com mission Agents, Stock and Sharebrokers. Labor Agents. Town Parcels Delivery. Cash Buyers of Fruit, Eggs, Butter, and Poultry

Fred. Bryant, S. Beale.) BUTGHER, Jt'JiLME K.STON NORTHj GEATEFUL— COMFORTING. EPPS'S_COGOA. ««By a thorough knowledge of the natnral law which govern the operations of digestion and unhi. turn, and by a careful appUcation of the fine proper ties of well-selected cocoa, Mr Epps has Drovided our breakfast ables with a deK^-Kred beverage wMca may save us many heavy doctdrd bills. .ltisbythe jadicious nw of suKtto diet that a constitution may be gradually built no until strong enough to resist eTery tendency to disease.. Hundreds of subtle maladies ore floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keen ing ourselves well fortified with pnre blood and » properly nourished frame— See article m the Civil Service Gazette. . ' ' . ■ Mads simply with boiling water or milk. ■ So nJ-U>paoketa by Grocers, labelled thug}— JAMES EPPS & CO.j HOJKEOPATHIO CHEMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND