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New Zealand Mail, Issue 932, 10 January 1890, Page 15

G-reat Clearing-out Sale OF YORK FARM ESTATE, RANGITIKEI. THE OTAMAKAPUA LEASEHOLD STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. TUESDAY °Sfch) and WEDNESDAY, 29th JANUARY, IS9O, at YORK FARM. STEVENS & GORTON have been favoured with instructions from the Executors under the will of the late Mr Richard Hammond to sell by public auction as above, The celebrated York Farm Estate, comprising 2279 acres Freehold Land, which has been surveyed into nine improved farms, varying in size from 130£ acres to 443-£ acres. 14 Suburban Sections of from to 8£ acres adjoining township of Marton ; a 30-acre section on which is situated a fellmongery and flourmill, both in full working order ; a 5£ acre section adjoining Cliff Road Railway Station, and the well known Otamakapua Leasehold containing 6498 acres. Also, without the slightest reserve, 916 head of cattle. 9500 sheep. 25 horses. A. large assortment of machinery and implements. The numerous metal roads which pass through the York Farm Estate add considerably to the value of the farms as out up. The Central Railway passes through the property, and the Cliff Road Railway Station is in its midst. The Otamakapua Leasehold is about 12 miles from Hunterville, has about 3500 acres in good grass, balance bush ; is sub divided into 8 paddocks, has useful buildings and stock.yards erected on it, and is capable of now carrying about 8000 sheep. The lease has years to run, the rent being £l5O per year for 41j years, and £2OO ditto for 7 years, and is well-known as one of the beet leaseholds on the West Coast. S ale of land at 11 o’clock am, on Tuesday, 28th January, sheep and cattle in the afternoon, horses and implements following day. Terms can be seen on lithograph plans being distributed, and further information obtained on application to STEVENS & GORTON, Auctioneers, Bulls, Palmerston North, and Fielding. T. R. CASH, Solicitor, Marton and Bulls. ZEALANDIA BOOTS. ' HIS celebrated Brand has stood the test 1 of 15 years’ experience, and now is more popular than ever. From Auckland to the Bluff the word ZEALANDIA has become identified with real honest wear aud good fitting. The public buy them without hesitation, knowing that every pair is absolutely warranted. New styles are being constantly added. Let everyone who studies economy and comfort buy nothing but Zealandia Boots. Every pair branded on the sole—ssEasißsaßaaa^, NONE OTHERS ARE GENUINE. WHERE Cod-Liver Oil cannot be taken or is considered nauseous or otherwise objectionable, the only palatable and satisfactory substitute is SOUTHALL’S COD-L.IVER OIL EMULSION. This preparation contains Hypophosphite of Lime and fifty per cent of Southalls’s famous Al brand of Pure Cod-Liver Oil, mauu. factured by special process at their Norwegian Factories. All the virtues and curative qualities of the Oil are retained in a palatable form for the treatment of general debility, wasting diseases in adults and children, consumption, decline, affections of the chest, &c. s Procupble from all Chemists and Storekeepers, Price 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle, and from all the manufacturers, SOUTHALL BROS. & BARCLAY, Bir mingham, England. Wholesale—P. Hayman & Co., Dunedin, Wellington, Auckland, and Christchurch. SPEC iA L C A UTIONSTEARINE CANDLES Of The Stearine Candle Mann faeturing Company. “APOLLO," IN SCHIEDAM, HOLLAND. The Directors of the Company give notice to the Trade, that owing to the Spurious nutations of tlieii brand, the Candles for the Australian and New Zealand markets will in future simply bear on their usual labels the name “ SCHIEDAM ” They obtained THE MEDAL OF MERIT AT VIENNA. 1873 THE GOLD MEDAL AT PARIS 1878. THE GOLD MEDAL AT AMSTERDAM, 1883 And the diploma d’honnenr bighost ward at Antwerp, 1865.