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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5255, 26 January 1878, Page 4

A Line of Railway is now being surveyed to run through the district, i «sr NUKINENDA will be sold at per Acre with all improvements. The Cattle, Horses, Stores, Working Plant, &c., to be taken by the purchaser at a valuation in the usual manner. No. 3 NORMANBY, situate in the West Moretou District, consists of about 32,000 Acres of most Valuable Freehold Land, ALL FENCED IN AND SUBDIVIDED INTO PADDOCKS, conveniently and permanently watered bv MARROOLABA, mount WALKER, AND WABRILL CREEKS (the latter being a running stream, and to which the property has a frontage of 11 miles), besides several smaller Creeks and fine Lagoons. As an Agricultural and Grazing Estate this fine property cannot be surpassed, nor can it, for its extent and quality, be equalled in the colony. IT IS THE CREAM OF WEST MORETON, and is ALL good. Over two-thirds of the acreage is available for agricultural purpose', and the whole affords the richest pasturage. WHEAT HAS BEEN GROWN SUCCESSFOLLY IN THE DISTRICT, and the large crops of Maize, Oats, and Lucerne, GROWN ON THE ESTATE, are evidence as to its capabilities. The rich open plains on the banks of the creeks offer immediate access to the plough, and irrigation can be employed to an unlimited extent. The soil is of an extremely rich chocolate loam, intermixed with small limestone nodules, and easily worked in all seasons. As a Grazing Country it is magnificent, and only requires to be inspected to be fully approved. Whether for sheep or cattle, the lightlytimbered ironbark ridges, apple-tree flats, and rich alluvial-plains, heavily grassed, afford the richest pasturage. Situated as tins Estate is, only some IS miles from Ipswich, to which place a railway is already surveyed, and being so near to the capital, render it most valuable as a Fat Stock Depot, while in the hands of a speculator it could be turned to most profitable account by being cut up into SUITABLY SIZED FARMS, to be let or sold. The IVIPROVEMENT3 are everything that can be desired, and comprise a BEAUTIFULLY-SITUATED RESIDENCE, with garden, orchard, kitchen, stable, coachhouse, &e., &c. ; also superintendent’s dwelling woolshed, wa-hpnol (with steam engine and spouts), amide stockyards, men’s huts, stabling, &c., &c. On the run are a'so all necessary outstations. With, this splendid property will be sold about — 14,000 ’Well-bred Fine-woolled Sheep, mixed ages and sexes About 1500 Mixed Cattle 80 Head of Horses, including Draught Entires, Brood Mares, Stock and Draught Colts and Fillies, &c., &c. Also, all the Teams, Working Horses, and Implements. To dilate upon the merits of NORMANBY STATION the Auctioneers feel to be quite unnecessary. All local residents know it as one of the most valuable freeholds in the whole of Queensland, and strangers need only inspect to be convinced that this reputation is fully borne out. AS AN AGRICULTURAL OR GRAZING ESTATE IT 13 WITHOUT EQUAL. JB3T In this lot (No. 3) the land will be sold at per acre, Improvements given in. The Stock, Working Plant, Stores, &c , to be taken by the purchaser at a valuation in the usual manner. IMPORTANT. The Wool from Warra Warra and Normanby has always commanded the highest current prices in the Loudon market. NOTICE TO INTENDING PURCHASERS. _ : Catalogues giving full details of the above Stations, will be obtainable shortly on application to the Auctioneers, to whom it will be necessary also to apply for inspection orders. ALL TITLES GUARANTEED. Terms ; Cash, or one-third cash ; the balance by approved bills at 6 and 12 months, bearing interest at the rate of 8 per cent., made equal'to cash, and secured by mortgage. Medical. COD LIVER OIL EMULSION (tasteless), easily given to children. Tolutine, Balsamic Cough Syrup Brawn’s Herbal Medicines Rooke’s Elixer and Salve Sultzogenes Ear Trumpets Cooper’s Sheep Dip ’ Thorley’s Cattle Food. A’large variety of NOVELTIES IN FANCY GOODS, Per City of Madras and Queen of the West, Artists’ Colors aud’Materials, at BA R R A UD ■ & S O N’S, Lambton-quay. THE extraordinary and unparalleled cures that have been effected by the use of the Indian Medicines lately introduced into New Zealand, and known as GHOLLAH’S GREAT INDIAN CURES, have given rise to the most grateful testimonials from all . classes of the inhabitants of New Zealand, many of these testimonials having been received by the proprietor from very old well-known and respected colonists. The two following are published by way of example of the very many similar ones received, and being constantly received. * The marvellous certainty of cure of Rheumatism Gout, Rheumatic Gout, Liver Complaints, Indigestion,. Biliousness, &c., by these medicines, has won for them the appellation of THE WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. They consist of three kinds, viz., the Aperient, Rheumatism, -and Gout Mixtures. The first being a most excellent family medicine, and a .sure restorer of health in all the ordinary ailments of both children and adults ; the other two being specific remedies for RHEUMATISM, AND Gout. They can be had of all Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout New Zealand. Testimonial received from Michael Brennan Hart, Esq., ex-Mayor of Christchurch Christchurch, August 31, 187/. Sir, —A few months ngo I was suffering very severely from an attack of Rheumatic Gout, through which I was confined to my bed for several week. From representations made to me by my friends, I was induced to try your Indian Medicines, and found myself so much improved by their use that I was enabled to leave my bed in four days after taking them, and in seven days was able to walkabout with comparative ease. I continued their u-e steadily for several weeks, and got completely restored to health by them, and have been up to this (late able to take free walking exercise. I recommend the use of your medicines to others suffering from rheumatism or gout.— I am., &c., ■ ■ (Signed) ■ ;I M. B. Hart. Testimonial from F. H. Melville Walker, iq., J.P.; — ■ ■ ‘ : Lyttelton, September 7, 1877. Dear Sir,— Having suffered for upwards of two years from chronic rheumatism, I was induced to try your Indian Mixture, and after taking it for a week or two the disorder disappeared, and line Hot since troubled me;—a period of nine "months having now elapsed since taking the medicine'. I have no hesitation in believing that the cure Yours truly, was effected by your medicine.— F. H. Melville Walker. I