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Manawatu Standard, Volume XII, Issue 1735, 16 June 1886, Page 4

LIST OF PROJ > ERTi.b;& For Sale BY STEVENS & GORTON, AUOTIOKBERS, Land and Stock Agenttt,, BULLSi RANGrITIKEI. AND PALMEHBTON NORTH - 1000 Aotea Native Leasehold, Eketahuna B) ok, Wairarapa District, ; 18 years to run. Improvements, 180 acres m grass, smaU honse, i considera7>le quantity of fencing, i well watered. Mastertoii Main Koad and Woddville-Mastertpn Railway, now m progress, go ; throu h the centre of the blook : Price very moderate.. / 115>> acres, freehold, first-class, &gnoultiiral and grazing farm, sit- ■: uated . within two miles of Hal- ' \ combe. Good metal road run- ; ning through it, fenced arid sub- ; divided, into 13 paddocks ; well watered; good 16-roomedj3we;». lirig-hoiise, two stables^, granaryjj ; woolshed, cottage, slaughter^ i house, and other convenient buildings, stock-yard, eto. .. 472 acres freehold first-rplass agriciil tural and grazing farm, adjoin, ing Township of Feilding, fenced and sub-divided into 15 paddocks; 9-roomed dwelling%onseT 5 stall stable, granary, and neecessary outbuildings. Land ot the very best quality. Prioe— :: a bargain. - r • -..-:.•:• 542 acres freehold, Section 04, sb, and 56, Township of Sandon. a good agricnltural and grazing ; farm; fenced and sub-Sivided into ? 9 paddocks; 6 -roomed dwejling^ house, stable, granary, an! 4 ri^o* cessary |; outbuildings ;V with <or without Btook, -..-,,'/ jv'-.. . 2P& acres, a very : weil-improved. Farm,oloße toPalmerston North being Sections ''[ 423 and 425, Kairanga District. W5 acresin A : - gopd^assybalanoeexceptibg^O acres bunit find sbw:n. 2,g00a ; Dwellingrhouseis and Dairies^. Vw\i acres,, S.eoiions 12,'^13, and pan \ of 351, portion fronting Railway ; Line, Foxton tp Palmerston ; ' i all oleared excepting 15. aores ; I 35 acres m good grass ; 70 burnt ; and sown. Good 6-; roomed House, X \ Stable, Shed, and Orchards -f i : . 6^7 acres freehold; One of tnebesti ; grazing farms on tho West Coaat* ' {• Situaied within ' 1J miie« ot ■ Longburn Railway Station, thp ; Junction between the i Wellington and Manawatu and tba WanganiuandForton Railways, ... and within 5 miles of Pal merv--.; BtonN. Has been drained, par^V" , tially ploughed, fenced and. snV^ ' divided into eight paddocks, all ;■••■■' excepting 50 'acres bush left for shelterj cleared' and Jn-excellenfr „,..:...■■: grassYl^- roomed dwelling-house, • orchard, garden, and all Bedessar^ ; outbuildings to make| ite fa;ro : -- complete., ;^ '^^ *"'" .' :;f^\'"' ) Part of section i^©Mrnat-yoh^.^^ ; taining 12^ acres; ■' vi f -'■ :■'-■ .; t:< . • 7i a^ res » B^^ 58> towii- ; ■ ship and; railway s^tioiai; iv HaH '• ; oombe;'-'.-' V'^,.:^^;-. i/-**-: 500 acres, section M^amc^efc" Blockj fifontpf «TP;ncM6^Jßpa^ £iX -. - SB4 aores, sectipn Slft^ph iipiann o^tV ■•'■■':* Cariiar^ii: '[ witliin; |^miiesJoJP| ti^ttflto&f* r • i .ißtatibiu^-, ; .t.ftc\>'i '■' ' divjH \.''.?i\ps.™p 19a- feres) geJMs %^ .ilfci piusyv ' v V ; : thorper ;l l)usU^f|r^ /T • -=» tUO^agi^^eHe^^affidtuli^aspd, ' z:^- Bs^ ''^'i^'fii'il^^'i^i^ili^ftobfeno*' . ing pu't'up. -' :;? - l *'* j m< $ 200 ibreV Seoiibn'Slv'Mttiij^fJkiol I and 175 acres oleareqj and m . ;-.•: grass j igood Totara m; SQ^erea j v \^f, bl^aett^siielter. \< '•" * [■;■''' ,?"■•"■.'■-"'• " '-. '" : '-'g''-' "• ". Intending purchasers wi|l bepro-,-. •y ided with a horse and^hdwn over the propertiea, on appliotataon to- ' : Auptibneers, Bu^i.^ '^:\ 'wl vfws&&yt Apr ))mo£^ i Parcels Receiying and Tpr.".•J. warding Agency. ' -For Rates and Full /Particulars, apply to POLLAED J-^IMES, : TAuio "QUAY, WANGANITIy Opposite M; Hogan & Co.'s Store! - Strict attention will oe" giyen. to pufictilalityjirijfdrwarding andrieceivmgparcels to and from WJanganui and elsewhere. " ; - : l^Text |of Km Registry, Hotel jprokers -and ! House and General ComJ mssibnAgents, Stock;apd;Sharebrokers. ' E<abor Agents.* »* > Town Pitfceklfelwei'ff. ■ Cash Bayers of Fruit, Eggs, Buffer, and Poultrvi '.'"'■'■■ .CHARCOAL! GnarcoaL Charcoai . TTTHY Buni Gokl- when you can ge GHARCOAL as Cheap, Lasts Longer, ■ More. Heat, and Much Cleaner. \. .: Can be had m any qoantities of the uiider- ' signed, W. Qv l_e!ghy TERRACE-ST.. PALMERSTON X ' GRATEFUL— COMFORTING^ V EPPS'S^jCOCOAi "By a thorough knowledge of the, natural l*ir which gavern the operations at digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine proper' :; ties of weU-selected cocoa,. Mr Epps las provided - ■ our breakfast- ables with a deUdatelr-flavoured' '.'.- Jcreragewhicfl may^ye as many Tieavy Sbotord ' bill*.- It is by the judicious ute of such articles o : ' diet that a constitution may be gradually built ud - until strong enough to resist overy tendency to ; disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are fibntiW"around us roady to attack wherever there is a weak . ■ point . We may escape many » fetal *alt by ke«p ' ing ourselves well fortified with pure blood anda : ■■I vMt pimply w)th! bolUpg" water or mitt. ' „ ; ' ' * * L' nJilbpi^t3byar^rs,labe^d!thM;l. ' " : JAM^S? ;EPPS;HOMCEOPATHIO CHEMISTS, ; - ;i ; <r ;