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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6698, 5 October 1882, Page 1

For Sale roperties foe sale 800 acres, Carnarvon district, open land 1 partly improved and fenced 70 acres first-class agricultural land (origi ' ■ nally bush), all in grass and logged up fenced and subdivided, with 4-roomec house and detached kitchen; all highly im proved ; close to Palmerston ; 150 acres open land, Carnarvon, all fenced am subdivided; highly improved, orchard garden, stock-yard, sheep-yards, house &C. ' 'V ‘ 200 acres good agricultural land on mair metalled road, close to Eeilding, high!} improved, with all necessary appurten ances 110 acres good land near Palmerston (Kai ranga Block); unimproved bush ; 2 road: through property 1000 acres splendid agricultural and pastoral country in Manchester district; main roat and railway through property ; well improved, fenced, and subdivided ; p-r manent water; sheep and stock yards, sheep wash, wool and shearing sheds, al ■ in good grass ; a first-class property—cheap 200 acres, good land, Manchester Block, unimproved ; bush ; 7 miles from Eeilding, on main metalled road 26G0 acres highly improved agricultural ami pastoral land in Eangitikei district, fenced and subdivided; house, out-buildings, sheep and stock yards, stables, and all necessary appurtenances 100 acres splendid unimproved bush land on Oroua Kiver, Manchester district 450 acres first-class land in Manchester district, near Eeilding, on main metalled road ; GO acres of bush felled and in grass ; otherwise unimproved S6O acres, Kiwitea, good land, on main - metalled. road, near Eeilding ; 40 acres filled . 50 acres splendid highly-improved agricultural land close to Palmerston (3 miles); 5-roomed house, garden, and orchard, fenced and subdivided, etc. - _ 400 acres very superior and most highly improved land in’ Manawatu district, on Manawatu river and railway line, fenced and subdivided ; house, with all necessary appurtenances for a well-conducted farm _ 273 acres of first-class highly improved agri- . cultural laud, close to Eeilding, on main 1 road,' open land, fenced, subdivided; house, stables outbuildings, and all necessary appurtenances ; all ploughed and laid down in'choice grasses S2O acres first-class land, 10 miles from Eeilding; 100 acres in grass and logged up, partly fenced on main read and Oroua Kiver, 4 acres stumped for orchard, cottage, sheep-yards and outbuildings 1500 acres of the finest agricultural ! land in the ■ Rangitikei-Manawatu district, on river bank, highly improved and in choice grasses; good house, wool-sheds, stockyards, subdivided, with every conveni- ' srice; pasturing capabilities cannot •be excelled ' . 240 acres splendid land, Fitzherbert, onethird in good English grass ; on main road and railway line, 5 miles from Palmerston, and within 15 chains of Manchester railway bridge (to Wellington) 2000 acres of first-class agricultural land on Oroua.River, partly open and in good grass, unimproved 1500 acres,.Carnarvon, Native lease, near Carnarvon Station, open land, good sheep country, unimproved ; low nt. 5000 'acres, Manawatu district, partly open, Native lease, long term, low rent, splendid land. . In addition to the above, the undersigned has numerous other properties, suitable for all classes of settlers. Also, several' very eligible Native leases, ranging from 500 acres upwards. In all cases easy terms can be arranged, and intending purchasers will be_ taken over any of the properties upon application. - i 'The and leasehold of sever a eligible and remunerative hotels also for sale. ' ■ Apply to ; ELYGEE, MALCOLM & CO., Palmerston North ; 0r t ° JOHN W. STEVENSON, 303 Lambton-quay, Wellington.' Murray, Roberts & 00. Have on saleJAREED WIRE, galvanised IARBED WIRE, japanned fencing Wire, B B annealed. No. 6 s 7& 8 „ ii round steel, No. 10 Sraas Seeds and Clovers iulphur, Oornsaoks Eoolpacks, various sizes • jittle’s Non-poiaonous Sheep Dip leid and Gray’s Machinery

JOHNSTON & 00 HAVE ON SALETEA—in half chests and boxes, ex s.s, Bowen SUGAR—iw, ico Mauritius loaf, and crushed loaf JAMS—Tasmanian, English, and C & B jellies' DRIED FRUlTS—currants, Eleme and Sultana raisins, muscatels, figs, dried apples CANDLES—De Roubaix, Jenar, Price’s Belmont sperms COCOA—Taylor's, Pry’s, Epp’s, and Van Houten’s PlSH—lobsters, oysters, salmon, kippered herrings STARCH—Coleman’s white and blue, and Orlando Jones SALT—coawe, fine, kitchen, and in jars OlL—salad and castor, in all sizes VINEGAR in quarters, octavos, and cases, and a general assortment of groceries and provisions BARB WIRE, galvanized and black 4 barbs Fencing wire, iron and steel, all guages /Woolsacks and cornsacks Standard iron, axes, clothes pegs, sheet lead Soiled, raw, colza and olive oil Axe handles, brooms, churns Sole Agents for Davies Bros, galvanized IRON M „ Lucien Bellot’s BRANDY „ E, J. Burke’s ALE, STOUT, WHISKEY RHAPSODIA, and Sparkling CIDER TO ARRIVE, ex AVANTI, from BOSTON--3500 cases Aurora KEROSENE, 180 test 50 „ Sharps axes 100 barrels resin 40 „ plaster of paris, 120 coses American chairs 40 „ axe and pick handles ‘ 10 „ Collin's picks 10 orates churns 250 coils galvanized 4 barb wire 100 boxes clothes pegs 20 kegs dried apples 1 7ft. wagon with pole arid shafts 1 7ft. 6in. wagon with pole shafts and brake 6 New England Company’s organs. TO ARRIVE, ex LOHENGRIN--325 cases Burke’s light sparkling pale ale 10 octaves Garnkirk whiskey 10 „ Burkes Irish 25 cases rhapsodia , . TO ARRIVE, ex PORT GLASGOW--250 cases Burkes stout 100 „ „ Garnkirk whiskey ■TO ARRIVE, ex JOHN GAMBLES—--504 boxes D.K.J. candles 100 casts currants