LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. 11A ACRES First Class Dairy IIU Farm, within H miles of ureamery, school, poet office, 3 miles railway' station. Ring fanced and subdivided into 11 paddocks, wellwatered; 40 acres istumped. Nice dwelling, consisting of 11 room* and all conveniences. Can carry 35 milking cows. Price and further particulars ton application. 706 NOTE.— This property ba« personally ben inspected, amd should prove a spVarodid irtve , gtmen(t in thehands of a practical farmer. 51 ACHES, near Maßterton, clo-se 2 to school, witJh nice house and 1 all necessary outbuildings. PRICE i and further (particulars on application to the undersigned. 709 M&I&I&f LAND VALUATORS, ESTATE AGENTS, SHARE BROKERS. Agents for Sun Insurance Company. Every sheep you roar saps a considerable quantity of bone phosphate from the soil. To keep Tip the quality of the crops and stock restore this vitality to the land by applying W.M.E. Co. Manures. They contain the plant foods necessary for production of bigger crops—and, in their turn, Fatter Sheep. W.JI.K. Co.'s No. 1 and No. 3 t Mixtures are principally phosphat.ie Manures containing proportions of Nitrogen and Potash to sustain the growth. They are especially suitable for Turnips and lhipe. Prices Net Cash on rail at Nga'hanranga; No. 1 Mixture - £5/10/- ton No. 3 " - £5/10/-ton No. 5 " - £5,7/6 ton Potato Mixture - £5/7/6 ton Imported Superphosphate - £5/5/- ton In 2cwt. Sacks 6/- per ton extra is charged for lc.vl. sacks. Particulars of analysis and price list posted on request. Special Mixtures prepared to order. SEND TOUE STOCK to Wellington Meat Export Co., "Ltd., for shipment. Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle purchased. Particulars as to charges may be obtained from 18-20 HUNTER STREET, i WELLINGTON 10 AN&* ESTATE AND OQMMJ&©ION AOTOTP* PAHIATUA* 3QQ ACRES, we'll improved; 9OiW roomed 'house (totfra), wash house, wool £>hed, yards'. Divided int-j convenient paddocks.' Well watered. Winters 600 ewes and 200 hoggets, besides cattle. Nice road; 4£ miles from railway station, 2 fo'om school and factory and township. Freehold £l2 15&; £I4OO cash, balance easy terms. AA A ACRES, all in grass; 14 :\J\J paddocks,' woblsbed, yards, and dips; cowshed and hayshed; 5roomed house; 30 acres have been ploughed. Carrying at date July 15th, 1200 sheep, and 40 bead cattle. One mile from school, post office and factorv," and 4£ miles from railway station. Freehold, £l3 10s; £I2OO cash; balance 5 per cent for 5 years. BAA ACRES rich limestone eoun- \)\) try; highly improved 11roomed house, hot and cold water, woolshed, dip and. yards. All fencing totara and hinau. Wintering 1150 ewes, 850ihoggets, and 80 head cattle. IQno wi'le from Bohoo); 7 from railway. A good property. First man tdiat inspects will purchase. Freehold £l3. E:i'sy terms. I K A ACRES flat dairying Sand, close K/V t0 f ac &7- PBICE £3O. Only i Si-wu ensh, balance 'at 5 per cent QW ACRES Freehold, all "flat VV&J and ploughable; well dividj ed and watered, Good bouse and all necessary outbuildings. Close ... to j~aliw.n.y fetation. Two sheep country pe ; r acre. Grows good oats, rape, and turnips. Lovely climate. Under te'fiise .for Q years at 7s per acre, with i P.P. at £7. Goodwill and improveI .merits £3500. I —ALSO—QA/J ACRES, 75 acres «■«& Hats. OU<± worth £35 per acre/ bal ance .nice Jimcettone' hills. GoC4 house. Winters 750 breeding ewes; 1-J- miles from 6 /cbool and Railway ( station. Freehold £l7 106. Easy ' terms arranged. A real good property. -j A 9 ACRES, one of the best JLU'w properties in the country. | Highly improved. Very rich flat land. I Milks 50 cows and runs other stock; ' l£ miles from Ballance Co.'s factory. I , railway station and school; 2J miles j from town. PRICE £39 per acre, j About £I2OO cash, will admit purchaser. QQ ACRE DAIRY FARM, highly t) O improved', 25 acres under plough ' Dairying 30 cows. Freehold £2O; £I3OO eaii remain oln mortgage. "1 AO ACRES. Dairying 4?j cows, house, 20 stall cowshed, Calf mile form P. 0., factory and i school. Frehold £3O. £7OO cash. PUBLIC NOTICE. beg to notify the public of V T Masterton and surrounding district that we'have taken over the Carrying and Wood and Coal business lately conducted by Messrs H. Cole nnd Sons. The business in future will be •conducl'Ci on the most up-to-date lines. WOOD AND COAL ' A. specialty \* made of this branch '< of the business, and all orders will receive prompt and efficient attention. •PHONE 271. E. ftUGRATH and Co. (Ute H. COLE AND SONS), j Near j£allw%y Station. i S'lß'TßgtOir. *
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10682, 31 July 1912, Page 8
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