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Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 38, 22 March 1879, Page 3

SALE * • ■ ■ . . ... OF THE TOWNSHIPS. OF CAMPBELL (DOUGLAS' SPECIAL SETTLEMENT) AND GERMAN TOWN (AT CARNAR- | VON RAILWAY STATION) u -i ... In the County of Manawatu, . AT THE TdWN HALL, FOXTON, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1879. STEVENS AND GORTC-N have been favored with instructions from the Hon. Robebt Campbell to sell by Public Auction, the Townships as above specified. The Auctioneers desire to draw particular attention to the position of the Township of Campbell, which is situated m the centre of Douglas' Special Settlement, the latter having now seventy settlers located upon it, -who by their deed of settlement are compelled to reside on and improve their properties. This Block is surrounded by the finest agricultural district m the North Island, and the proposed line of Railway from Foxton to Sanson passes closes to ie, the site of the intended Railway Station being within two miles. The land m township of Campbell is specially adapted for artesian wells. Stores, Black smith's Shop, Hotel, Ac, are now m demand, and will at once secure a profitable business. Taking all those points into consideration, the future success of Campbell may be looked upon as a certainty, offering an opportunity to capitalists and others seldom met with for the investment of money. German Town is situated close to the Carnarvon Railway Station, and the proposed line of Railway from Foxton to Sanson passes beside it — a situation sufficient m itself to commeud its future prospects to the public. Tbrms.— One-third Cash; remainder by bills at' six and twelve months, without interest. Title under Land Transfer Act* AfteJt the land sale, about Twenty RAILWAY TRUCKS and CARS wU be sold by auction. Sale at One o'clock sharp* STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers^ T7l E N CI N G NOTICE. I hereby call upon the owner of Town Section 81, to erect his share of dividing fence between it and Section 80. If same be not done within fourteen days from this date, I will erett and charge him with the expense. .....„- IVOR JAMES. Palmerston, March 7, 1579. 1 "EXCHANGE," Maxqsesteb Stbebt, Feildino. JC\ THOMPSON • begs. to. notifly. to the Public that he is receiving; Seasonable- Goods continually, i» DRAPERY. CLOTHBNG,. GROCERY, ROOTS.. . . , &c. &c,. THE TONJPJR; OF THE: NINETEENTH CENTURY! OHOLLAH'S GREAT INDIAN VT CURES, The Tery highest attainment m the art of healing-, as they never fail to cure, possessing as they, do extraordinary curatiTOrpropertie*. . 18>»y can be taken with pentect safety,; It is not pretended that- they "care ALL DISEASES, but for Gout, Rheumatism, and Lirer Complaints they are unrivalled.. ■* Patients suffering for ten, fifteen,, and even twenty years have been cured by the use of these remedies,. Genuine testimonials from .all/ parts of the Colony bear witness to thew, extraordinary efficiency . < TiUja obtained from E. LEAHY, ■} ; Chemist,; PaUnerston -NoHihiy- . O)r Wholesale only, of t I ZOHRAB,;NEWM&N, & CO., 'i' Wellington. 4 E NJ&E R«,S - W.A N T'E D i I IM^EDiATELYi. for Supplying akdjEMag BRIC£W..O&K* m connect&fri wth -the 'erection of Messrs. tiILLTES &:HENOERS6n:S SAWr . j|il' T M^iTerracp > .i;n^ x • For particular jm>ply to. t^e Prop«etors, on the premises. mO. L.ETv QjJK,, S.^;L.Jk ] Four- roomed Hou«e,apd 'tone. land .(corner section) j-goqd.. situation ; aye njinutes\walkiron3» ( ,tns.Sq\iAr.e A . Terms. easy. • .^. ; Apply to.