DUMGREE ESTATE.

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1582, 28 October 1912, Page 8

DUMGREE ESTATE.

As will be seen by advertisement elsewhere, the Dumgreo Estate, Marlborough, is being subdivided for sale to the extent of 12,500 acres of freehold land, into U grazing runs and agricultural farms. These lots are stated to comprise some of tho best grazing and farming lands on the station, and their capabilities for producing fat sheep and healthy lambs, as well as excellent crops of barley, oats, and green feed are, the auctioneers announce, so well and favourably known to every fanner and intending purchaser in Marlborough, and also to many outside buyers, that they feel satisfied that eveTy lot •offered will find a ready purchaser on the day fixed for the sale—Saturday, December 7. Such an opportunity to obtain either a first-class grazing-run, well-grass-ed, with sunny aspect, and free from all noxvms weeds, or an excellent agricultural or dairy farm, has, it is stated, never before occurred in Marlborough, and the occasion is one which should not be missed by those who desire to become bona-fide settlers in the- pleasant and health-giving Awatcro district. Tho litho. plans will be ready for distribution on or about November 1, and arrangements can now be made by buyers to inspect the property on any date they may find suitable to do so. One important fact worthy of special mention is that the selections offered for salo will be ring-fenced and ready, as soon as taken possession of, to put their stock on to them. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd., are the auctioneers, and full particulars, with plans, will be supplied by thun fj any of their branches throughout the Dominion. , Tho quality of the cheese must be- maintained, if not improved,' if the Factory is to make good progress. This is where tho -"Victor" Vat proves its great value. By its nso better cheese is produced, and bigger dividends paid out to shareholders. The hundred odd "Victors" that have been ordered, show how wide-awake some managers are to tho superiority of these vats. Full details from Albert J. Parton, Carterton.—Advt. A WINNER OF COMPETITIONS. Tho Egg-laying competitions for 1910-11 'and 1911-12 wore both won by pens reared on 'A. and P." Chick Raiser. Tho first essential for profitable poultry keeping. .Obtainable from all Storekeepers.—luri.