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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10407, 30 August 1911, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICE? ANNUAL SALE OF SPRINCINC HEIFERS. \ AT PAHLA.TUA. WEDNESIXAY, SEPT. 6th, 1911, At 12 noon. THE ASSOCIATED AUCTIONEERS • will <&©11 as above:— QAA FIRST-GLASS UUU ING HEIFERS at dirop awd to calve early. NOTE.— These are all 'locally bred heaters, from establishied dairy herds, comprising Jersey, Holsfein, amid Shortihora crosses. WANGANUI DISTRICT.

-t OKK ACRES at £4 lQs per iOOO 'Acre. NOW WINTERING 3400 sheep, including 1600 ewes, 900 wethers, 900 hoggets, and 80 head cattle, on grass alone. Situated 24 miles from Wang3nui. 8 Subdivisions. „,",•„ . 4-Roomed House and Shed, 3 isets yards. _ ; TITLE.— Education Leas©; 15 years at Is 3d per acre. With perpetual Right of Renewal. PRICE only £4 10s PER ACRE. ' TERMS, £2OOO CASH. £SOO CASH. ■i f\f\{\ ACRES, Wanganui Riv--IUUU er, 5 miles from Railway Route. High fern country with patches of hush through it. Sufficient totara for fencing purposes. Good strong land, half ploughahle. Carry in present state 100 to 200 head of cattle. TITLE.— Native Lease, 5 years at Is, 11 years at 2s. Renewal for further 21. years at 5 per cent on unimproved value. ■"-.."'' PRICE.— £l, 10s ' PER ACRE. . TERMS.— £SOO cash. Further details from— LEWIS & COv WANGANUI. DALGETY AND CO., LTD. LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEERS AND PROPERTY SALESMEN. THREE FIRST CLASS PROPERTIES FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ' A d ACRES of rich hush lands, HE O all in grasis, 70 acres ploughable; 20 acres now under .the plough. All undulating and flat land. . .Well and fences all in first-class order. Subdivided into 8 paddocks. Carrying capacity estimated at 2J' sheep to the acre, besides cattle/ Two good dwelling houses on .property. . Woolahed, cowibails, sheep-, yards, dip, etc. Sittiated 4£ miles from town' and railway • station'. School is on i the ; and creamery 4 miles distant. PIRICE •£l6 per acre. - £IOOO cash, balance. 5 years at s.per cent. •ilO ACRES freehold, all in AH undulating and flat divided into 16 paddoofcs, each--sec-wire fences. At present carrying 870 sheep and 48 cattle. Good .6iroomed dwelling, sheep yards, .dip, wooLshed, 14 cowhails, hay loft, etc. Situated, one mile from town- and .3 miles from railway station, 1J miles to school, 1 mile to dairy factory. [PRICE £l3 10s per acre. £I2OO cashi; balance can be arranged on exceptionally easy terms. 1 fif\ ACRES, freehold, first class lyU fattening farm, situated 3 amies from township, and 2 miles from railway station. All ploughable land; subdivided into 12 paddock®, well iwiatered in each. All fences in good order. Modern 7-room-ed dwelling on property, _ stables, implement sheds etc. This is a firstclass property, and price and further particulars may be had oh application.

DALGKETY AND CO., LTD., MASTERTON. *T is to your interests to support . tie NORTHERN ROLLER MILLING COMPANY, Auckland, which i» in no way connected with and by doing so you will keep alive one of the largest NORTHERN INDUSTRIES, as the time is not far distant when the Glorious North will be adding to its assets the growing of wheat and oats in large quantities, and without a FREE MILL to grind these articles, it would be of little use opening up our rich agricultural country. NOW, THE ONLY SUPPORT WE ASK IS FOR YOU TO INSIST ON GETTING THE RENOWNED "CHAMPION" MUSOLE RAISER FLOUR, —AND—STANDARD" OATMEAL and ROLLED OATS. Packed in all sizes to suit jrnr convenience. liHE Masterton Farmero- Implement Company ars Iron and Brass ."Founders of experience. All work oxenited is guar/inbeed for general finish and quality. Our plan* \e modeled on the moot modern lu»ea «,. i an expert staff is always engage* f tk'i w«rfc.