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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLI, Issue 11644, 10 August 1916, Page 3

WHAT A GOVERNMENT EXPERT SAYS OF LIME. rni.i. i ii Mr J, F. Moody, Fruit indiistrios Commissioner, Perth, Australia, says :—“ A good soil should contain at least one per cent of lime, and if less than th’.s proportion is present, DRESSING BECOMES . NECESSARY. It must always be remembered that one per cent. • of lime will not last long under ordinary conditions, for it is continually being lost by precipitation and leaching, and plants consume certain quantities. It is estimated that if the lime contents fall below one-fifth per cent, manures will not act, and I have no doubt that this is the reason why such poor results are often shown when ample manures have been applied to the soil. Mr Moody also states “ When buying quicklime, always see that is FREBHiY BURNED. If ground, see that it is FRESHLY GROUND.” You can be sure of this if you get your lime from AMNER’B. We supply the best, direct from our works, and our prices are lowest. Experts have proved—practical farmers have proved-—chat, lime is necessary for cropping land. It is necessary for YOUR land I . . Wiito now for particulars and prices of our lime —ask also for our free leaflet on liming. W. A. Amner & Sons, LIME MANUFACTURERS, CLIVE SQUARE, NAPIER. Telegraphic Address— " AMNER,” Napier. Postal Address— Box 1, Napier. OUE BEST 80 ACRES. THIS IS A MODEL DAIRY FARM —Situated 7 miles from. Hamilton by a good motor road. The buildings consist of'a good 6 roomed house, scullery, and wash-house; up-to-date milking shed, separator room with concrete floor, also including Treloar ” milking plant, engine and separator; large barn, trap shed and windmill; all buildings and plant are in first class order. The farm has two road^frontages, and is subdivided into 8 paddocks, which are in splendid grass, sheltered by a few kaikatea trees. The following took are being carried on the property : 32 cows, 1 hull, 2 horses and 11 yearlings, all being in tip-top condition. The owner states .the farm would carry 40 cows. School, creamery, store and post-office 2 miles; cream cart passes daily. The owner is desirous of selling owing to ill-health. _ PRICE: £4O per acre £I,OOO Cash. THE FARMERS’CO-OPERATIVE AUCTIONEERING CD., Ltd. Ward Street, HAMILTON. HUNTER, SCHULTZE & CO. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, RAPIER, OTANE, ORMONDVIUE. 400 ACRES, FREEHOLD. All rich heavy. land, practically flat, grows good root and grain crops, 22 paddocks, wintering 1270 sheep, 500 of which are breeding ewes, and 7 head of cattle, besides several horses. 7- roomed ‘.house, woolshed, dairy and grainery. 1 mile from railway station and town. Would subdivide well into smaller areas as it faces three rpads. Price £3O per acre. Owner will leave £7OOO on mortgage for 7 years at 5J per cent. 93/G. 12 ACRES, FREEHOLD. 7in grass, 4in oats, and lin orchard. 4-rooxned house, dairy, trapshed and cowshed. Situated 1J mile from railway station and town. Price £535. £lB5 cash, balance 4 years at 6 per cent. 98/0 100 ACRES, O.R.P. Good dairy farm, 1J mile from creamery and town. Well subdivided, fenced and watered. 5-roomed house, cartshed and stable, cowshed with milking plant. Price £2l per acre, £SOO cash, or would sell, as a going concern, with 40 cows, bull, 3 head young cattle, waggon, horse, milk cans and J-ton of wire for £2BOO. £BOO cash. 99/C 18i ACRES, FREEHOLD. All rich flat orchard land, 10% cores planted last year with 2yr old trees, 1920 trees being apples for export, 150 cherry plums and 85 early peaches. No buildings. Handy to Napier and Hastings. Prioe £1825. Terms arranged, ' 100/C 17 ACRES, FREEHOLD. Practically all flit land, suitable for cropping or dairying. 2 miles from railway station and town, 5-roomed house, dairy and ’cowshed. Price £IOSO. Terms arranged, 103/C 60 ACRES, FREEHOLD. Practically all fat land, 2 miles from railway station, stock market and town. Well Subdivided, fenced , and watered, 5-roomed house. Price £2OOO as a going concern, which will include 100 sheep, 2 cows, 2 mares, and foals, farm implements, trap harness, tools and* furniture. Terms ar-. ranged. 4 105/C 180 ACRES, FREEHOLD. Easy country, suitable for dairying or fattening purposes. 11 paddocks, present stock 270 breeding ewos, 20 head cattle, 40 working bullocks and several horses. 8-roomed house, woolshed, cowshed and other outbuildings. 1% mile from town and creamery. Price £25 per acre, £IOOO cash. 106/C 43 ACRES FREEHOLD. Good dairy farm, 9 acres in oats, mostly flat and undulating. 4 paddocks. Present stock 24 cows, 3 horses, 8 calves and a few sheep. 6-roomed house, cowshed, stable, etc. 1 mile from creamery and 3 miles from railway station. Prioe £3l per acre; Terms arranged, .109/0 70 ACRES, FREEHOLD. All flat land, 8 paddocks, G acres in oats and 6 in turnips, balance in grass. Carrying capacity 24 cows, besides other stock. 6-roomed house, ’ cowshed, hayshed, etc, 1 mile from creamery and 4 miles from railway station. Price £33 per aero, £BOO cash. HO/C For Full Particulars Apply to HUNTER, SCHULTZE & CO., READ OFFICE-12 TENNYSON STREET, NAPIER. P.O. BOX 208.