GLEN OROUA FARMS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9465, 7 June 1909, Page 8

GLEN OROUA FARMS.

The attention of dairy farmers is drawn to an important sale or the well ‘‘known Qlsn Orooa property belonging to Mr F. W. Koberstein. The farm is cut op into very convenient sections, ranging from 34 to loi acres, the latter being the homestead block with every convenience and up-to-date buildings. The woolsbed is fitted with a 4- stand Wolseley shearing plant driven by a Hornsby engine “and this all goes in w«h the homestead. The laud is particularly well adapted for dairying and neighbouring farmers have averaged very high prices per cow for the year. For growing root cropsJiiliQ soil capnot be excelled, and *bs the rain water soaks away very quickly the land can be worked at any time of the year. Water can be obtained anywhere at from 3 to 4 feet from the surface, and as the result the grass never becomes dry and parched up in a dry season, but always remains beautifully green. The property is very favourably situated, there being two schools, two telephone offices, two creameries and a store within easy walking distance, while the Glen Oroua Bridge Railway station is only 4 miles away. . , . The sale’will be conducted by the New Zealand Loan & Mercantile Agency 00., Ltd., Dalgety & 00., Ltd., and Abraham & Williams, Ltd., in the latter firm’s HorseJEmponnm, Palmerston North, at 1 p.m. on Saturday next Jnne 32th.