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Wanganui Herald, Volume IV, Issue 1111, 8 March 1871, Page 4

* WEDNESDAY, 29th MARCH. ' Valuable Improved Freehold Pro perfcy in the Bangibikei district, eighteen miles from "Wanganui, on the main line of road to Wellington. To Capitalists, Investors, Practical Farmers, Graziers, and others. MR. A. BEAUCHAMP HAS received instructions from Mr James Nicholson, who has removed to Wanganui, to submit to public competition at his rooms, Victoria Avenue, on WEDNESDAY. 29ra MARCH, 1871, At 2 o'clock, THAT ADMIRABLY SITUATED AND VERY CHOICE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, THE ASHSTEAD FABM Comprising 750 acres of splendid agricultural and pastoral land with substantial eight roomed House, and men's three-roomed cottage, with all necessary outbuildings.

Stock-yard, shocp-yard, and woolshed. Three acres of orchard, trees in full bearing and of true sorts, the whole of the acreage is securely enclosed with excellent live fences and sub-divided into eight paddocks. Several streams intersect tho property affording ample accommodation for sheep-washing requirements and plenty of water power for mill purposes.

Three hundred acres have been put under the plough and sown with English grasses. Seventy acres have been burned and laid down as permanent pasture; the remaining portion of the laud is partially grassed, and yields good rough feed in its present state.

Eiffcy acres of bush land afford an abundant supply of firewood and timber suitable for fencing or building purposes.

This very desirable property was one of the earliest selections in the Rangitikei district, and from its excellent position on the main line of road to Wellington, nearly equal distant between the postal and telegraph towns of Turakina and 3.1 arton, only five miles from either, has advantages 'which lew other blocks of land possess. In its present state it is capable of depasturing 400 head of cattle, but with some further burning off, its carrying capacity conld be considerably increased. For further particulars and cards to view, apply to the auctioneer. TEEMS LIBERAL, Jan. 27, 1871. JUST ARRIVED, EX 'CELCENO.' MRS HOGG- would respectfully call the attention of her Friends and the Public generally, to her large and choice assortment of SEASONABLE MILLINERY, comprising— BONNETS AND HATS, trimmed and unbrimmed, Flowers of the newest style, Feathers, &c. Also, a large and varied assortment of SILK VELVETS. MRS HOGG, Campbell-place. March 1, 1871.