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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1728, 8 June 1886, Page 4

LIST OF PEOPEETiJio For Sale BY STEVENS & GORTON; AUCTIONEERS, Land and Stock Ajfent*. BULLS, lUNGiTIKEL, AND PALMEESTOir, 3SrO&Tßt|} 1000 Acres Native Leasehold, Ekeia- ; hwna B) ok, Wairarai)a District, ;• 1 8 years to run . Improvements 180 acres m grass, smajr house, considerable quantity of^fencing,? if ell watt-red. Mastertoa Main Koad and Woodville-Masterton Railway, now m progress, go throu h the centre of the block Price very moderate! 115>> acres, freehold, first-class agri- f cultural an<J grazing farm, sit-' uated within two miles of Hal- /. combe. Good metals road running through it, fenced and subdivided into 13 paddock^ • w«ll' " watered; good 1 6-roomed dwelling- liouse, two stables, granary} woolshed, cottage, slaughteij house, and other convenient buildings, stock-yard, etc ;j ; - 472 acres freehold first-class agricuh tural and grazing farm, adjoin ing Township of Feilding,'fe»oed aiid sub-divided into 15 pad- ; docks ;.9-roomed dwelling-houseJl . 5. stall stable, granary, and nee* oessary outbuildings Lahd of " } the very best quality. Price a bargain. • ' 542 acres freehold, Section 54, &>, : and 56, Township of $andon,' a 1 good agricultnraL and grazing farm; fenced and subdivided into - 9 paddocks, 6 -roomed dwellings house, stable, granary, and neocessary outbuildings f; with or 5 without stoqki „ 2 9 <2 acres, a very . well-improved Farm, close, to, Palmersto%NortW ; \ being Sections 423 and 425,' . Kairanga District. 165 acres m good grass, balance excepting 1& acres burnt and sown. 2 good Dwefling^Kbrises and Dairies; Uliy acres, Sections 12, 13, arid part " : of 351, portion fronting Railway Line, Foxton to Palmerstpn ; < u x all oleared excepting 4s~aoreß j . - 35 acres m good grass; 7Q burnt : „'a nd sown. Good 6-roomedfibise,- . ■ , 0 \ IStable, Shed, and Orchard. 5*7 acres freehold. ., One of the best ■,• -Sgrazing farms on thpWfcst Coast Situated within 1£ miles 'of ■Longburn Railway Station, the " ' Junction between the Welling- ■ ton and '•' Manawatu and the ; ' Wahganni and Foiton Railways, ' jand within '■'s,: mile^ .pjf Palmerstpn.N. Has, been drained, partially ploughed, ieneed and , sul* ; divided into eight. paddocks, all excepting 50 acres bush left -for , .; shelter cleaned Un|lfin; excellent 'grass; J6.rjponie(i dwelling-house, .- /.iiprchardiigHtdei^indall necessary outbuildings- to make the fara .:;/.iMCQmpletei i !fti.'-Mi ni3-'-\--'.^-. -r--:> . , Part tof section Ml2jV€Jjtrtiiarvdn, oon- . |-/r.tairiing>l'2|/a<Jr^fc ;;Jsop acjje^, ,B^9lJQn } „e|,. 3 Jtancjb t eßjter 1 , 3^4facrigj?j ißeptioti-tSl^HOn .plariiapf " i. vi ?-f-.. fOaroarvbn^^vfenc^dr^ouiidi'f'jind ; : . '<wMhin two milfes" ( of jI «Ja6 riiifwKT m ucrbsfSe^i^fliafOnw^. w^^P^ an,dj(int§ra«Er^ ;r^-i^vS<^^«^ .eKettte^f otitj}iiSpe3Fty, . /ft ,-, vattd, aiftipge-iLtaeunfedf -afciß^feh*in^^pui ug?^^ .^*. : -'»'> ,:, Mif aYe^ i! Wioir|M Wti£sf>, fended %v^ ?^|7j^sp^|a\ : and^n •,-.i- .■*:•,,! .vis i_ iii-M^rvs* . ****■: ,--^-:-.;- - -, DI, :Intentting^|>tf!rcha?iwß ! .tTJded with k'^orße^^^t •:B]^^ :> Qjek y .4fre ; 'pr6DertTes^ditt.a^pi^\&n ' 'V^^: Auptioneers, Bulls^, <,'.;." „ ' ;' J H4NaANUI-AND DISTBIGTi Parcels ReceTOn^: and For- ; :,S;^'. warding Agency. ."■; 5 For ; Sate? and Eull Particulars; apply to i #OLLAJKD SIMES, " ; :TATO) QUAY, WANGANU^ , ; Opposite M. Hogan & Co.'s Store. , Strict attention will be given to ponctu- ' ' ality m forwarding and receiving parcels to ; and from Wanganui and eFsewhere. Next of Kin Registry, Hotel Brokers and Valuator, Custom House and General Com i mission; Agents, Stock and Sharebrokera. . Labor Agents. Town Pc^t^l^ii^y;'' Gash Buyers of Fruit, BggsJ Bu iier," an^ Poultry Fred. Bryant; J. Beale.l r 1-ALMEItSTON NORTH GRATBPUL—eOM^FpRTINGK ■ EPP'S^'j^^pAY': : ! t3:r:ej.^:k::eKa.s h "By a thorough knowledge of the natural law which gevenr the operations of digestfon «nd nntrition; and by a careful application of the fine proper ties of -well-selected cocoa, Mr Bpps has provided ' " our breakfast.: ables with aidelioateiy-flarourea bererafre v/inoa may aare ns. many hovry dootord • bills. It is by the judicions. vie of such articles o ''* diet that a constitution may be gradually built up ' nntil strong enough, to resist erery . tendency ;to - disease.; Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating - around us ready to attack wherever then is a weak ' point. We-may escape! many a fatal-shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame -^3ee article m the CiTil Service Gazette. - - ........ . , Made simply with boiling water or milk. '•■'".. go nJ-l b P acketßl >y Grocers, labelled thus JAMES EPPS & GO., HOMCEOPATHIC CfiBMISTS, LONDON, ENGLAND'