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Manawatu Standard, Volume IX, Issue 148, 28 May 1885, Page 4

'list oi* 1 r/^ji'Eii'riEs For Sale BY STEVENS & GORTON, AUCTIONEERS. . IjaMd ««id Stock Afs<ent«« BULLS, RANG-U'iKEL AND PALMEtfSTON NORTH.

222 acres, a very well-improved F».rm, clnsp to Paliner-tou North, beiiij*"- Stations- i 423 and 425, Kairanga District. 165 acres m gt»od frra»B, balance excepting lO acres burnt and sown. 2 good Dwelling- houses ami Dairies. 180 acres, iSeciions 12, 13, and part of 151, poitioh fronting Railway Line, Foxton to Palmrrstosi ; all cleared excepting. 15 acre* ; 9 r > acres \n good )&>+s • 70 burnt and sown. Go -4 6- roomed Home, Stable, Shed, and Orchard. 547 «cro» fri-eimld. One of tkiebesr. gwjiinjr farms nn th<> Vest Cofcst.' SitMMi'd wuhm l£ • : -niije» of Longhum Railway Station, the Junctidn hotwcen the Wellingtor* and "Mnnftwatu And tiit . W*ngx»m.*nd !?oxt'pu ßHilwAYfij and within 5 mileß of Palnißrstou N. Hrt^ been drained, partially plon^hod, fenced Mid-ftn>»-dirid«^d into eigKfr paddock^ all exH^ting 50 acres bvish left (bt slifH-pr. clPiiv«d and m excel lent gvMss; 16-rootuod dwelling-howse, orchard, garden, and nl 1 nficesMiy ouUmiVdings to make the fcrm complete. .; 700 »cres freehold/ 1 first-cla.s» tyH-' „ ' cultural ; .fann,- .aitnaied with* 3 miles, of tlie M artou RaiJiirfty .: Btntion nrid 4 miles from t<i»ti ■ ship of Bnll^, f.e»eed and irobdivided into 10 p«ddocke, 5 •bn.'S, of plantatibu and. orchard, jxft:- . manont supply of w«t«r, to- . roomed dwell ing-honse, woolslied, sheepyard, <fee., together with the option of . purcna€uif a leasekold farm of 40Q fcttes witliiti dnemile of the toivn«h,ip ,ot* Bnlls, ; Trell-iinprovcd and / rented at a -inbderqte rental. . , 153 *cre>r first-class: l*nd, .; Wairqa district, with m V 4. milPB of Wai- ■■;' tptnra, ;piartial!y iniproved 1 , 143 -■[■ fern, and grasß, 10 bnsh.; •',', „ " "2,279 acres , good AgTiculturiaV-I^a-nd, " near Hticombe and within, oasj, v distance of Feilding and Sandoti, (already surveyed iiito suitable sections for small farms), with . 2,000 sheep. 518 acres of good agricultural land, -■ adjoining townsship of Marton, . sub-divided into eight paddocks. .> . 4 d aras on t h c property, ' ' Part of section 12, OBruarTon, oon- ; tttining 12^ acre*. 327 acres, aections 171, 172, and 174, Moa district, Tnranaki, 4 miles from Ihglewood, ■ fronting ; Norfolk; Road. 1 " . ',' '., ■:..; 450 acres first-class Agricultural' Laud, all of which has been ploughed and laid down m gr»ns, snh-diridod into ten: paddocks, with eight-roomed F['ouso, Stable, Gran>»ry, and vStock-ya?d,' sifctt^ ated-'wiibin three miles of STarton, and close to Bonny (GUen railway station. , 1019 Acres, " the Ferndale Egtat^ being 1 Seotions 300, SOl, 3£>3, and -304, Carnarron Block,"-'aM good ploughable landjSnnomided bj a .ring fenbe, Two : hbusesy stockyard, sheep-pehs, shearingshed, dip, and puth.oußes. The*e. is 100 sores of ralnable; busk 6» the property, and « nerer-failin^; spring. 1000 irat -class sheep and 200 head of cattle can be had at valuation. • : r - t 7^ ncres, section 53,' near toirnship and railway station, H«l- --■" ' combe. "'• •- ■-■'{■ ■■ ■-. : ; ;'; .•■■ : '' ;•■-•*■-' '•, 500 acres; section 61, Mancheiter Block, fronting Junction Rbiid: 221 acres, Fern 'Lea Farm, sebtion j 90 on plan of Sabdon, fcrieesd I and ■ 1 ; sub-dirid'ed into seren paddocks, 1 six-roomed dwelling-house, all n ecessary f a nn b nildi ngs, petmanent supply of water, and good frontage jttf main trunk ■ road,'^ ■ ..'.''■..:.'./'.' ', •■.. .. ; .-. 334 acres, section 3 1 9 on plan of 1 •■= Carnarvon, feiioed rbiihd, and within two miles of me railway station., ■," . „;..;. 1220 acres, freehold, Manchestej Block, sections Si 6 and; 803. 300 aores clatired «md i» good grwsses, metal road to gate, t«» miles from Feilding and Marton, • and seven from Halcomba. 41S > chains fencing already erected on property 1 . Ornamental trees planted on good site "for a hpns«, • and an orohard planted with choice fruit treas.

Intending purchasers will beproT>ic4 with * horse «nd showri o?er th» properties, on application to- ; STEVENS &GORT6N Auctioneers, Bulls.

JOSEPH SOLER, WINE MAHUFACTUKERi WANGANUI. THE 'Proprietor, whilst thanking the general public for tho liberal support accorded to hia Wines for the last fourteen years, has the pleasure to announce that his Wines are selling* a* • ' Off" 3s and 2b 6d per Bottle or &l 10s and upwards per 80z. ... Those Wines I sent to the Melbourne Exhibition m 1881, v.'hen competing with those from all parts of the world*- and obtained Sis Prizes. I aLso obtained i'irst Prize Medal at the Chmtchurch Kxhibition, 1882; at Asiiuurfcoa, 1881 ; and received from all Judges ifirst Award of Merit. . ■ These Wines have been also tested" by Dr Skey, Government Analyist, whuib report T have, which piwes iuy^\V r ives to~be Free ironi Drugs of any kind. ■ ' " ;