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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10691, 12 August 1912, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. Only £SOO Ca h deeded -J i A ACRES First Class Dairy j IIU Farm, wiithin li miles of J creamery, i&chool, post office, 3 miles 1 railway station. Ring fanoed aiui 1 subdivided into 11 paddocks, wellwatered; 40 acres stumped. Nice dwelling*, consisting of 11 rooms and all conveniences. Can carry 35 milking cows. Price and further partacuJarg >on application. 706 NOTE.— Hub property has personally ben inspected, and should prove a sp'ltendid mvefafcmenft" in the hands of a practical farmer. QA A. ACRES Freehold, Limestone QUHJf and l pap* formation, about 75 acres flat, balance good hilly country ; 25 acres ploughed, balanoe be6t. Eiigl.ifi.li grass, except 20 acres sh alter I bush. Carrying 1550 sheep (including 850 B. ewes, 120 head of'cattle. Buildings, 10 Toomed ihouse and 7roo'tned hoaiso with all conveniences to both; 2 sabjes, large (barn, trapshed, mam I '® room. Also, first-class woolshed to 'hold 250 sheep; shearers' whaxe, sheep-yards, concrete dip, etc. F'ourteem males from good centre; 4 miles P. 0., school, cr&imer.y. House connected wiiih telephone. • PRICE, £l3 per acre; £2400 cash. Join* Co>, land valuators, LSTATE AGENTS, SHARE BRuKERS. MASTE R T 0 n Agents for Sun Insurance Company.

Sparevthe Manure And Spoil the Farm. * Every sbiep you rear aap« a considerable quantity of bono phosphate from the soil. To Keep up the quality of the crops and stock restore this vitality to the land bv applying . W.SV3.E. Co. Manures. They contain the plant foods • necessary for production of bigger crops—and, in tbeir turn, Fatter Sheep. W.M.E. Co.'s No. 1 anfl No. 3 Mixtures are principally phosphatic Manures containing proportions of Nitrogen and Potnsh to sustain the growth. They aro especially suitable for Turnips and llape'. • Prices Net Cash on rail at Ngahauranga; 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 - £5/3/- ton In 2cwt. Sacks < < 5/-per ton extra is charged for lcwt. sacks. Particulars of analysis and price list posted on request. Special Mixtures prepared to oitler. SEND YOUR STOCK to Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd., for shipment. Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle purchased. Particulars as to charges may be obtained from Wellington Meat Export do*} Sutd* 18-20 HUNTER STREET. WELLINGTON /

E.IB'HAEB AND rS®" " LAH&, BBTM® Am COMMISSION AOEJWTO, , PAHIATU*. Onn ACRES L. I. P. 'Rent halfwUU yearly, £3 7s §d. All in grass and fenced and divided.. Small four-roomed cottage, well watered, 8 acres under the plough; undulating country; i mile from school, \ mil© from Post office. 1* sheep country. Owner's interest. Only £3OQ cash required. . QQ£) ACRES, well improved; 9-roomed-house (totara), wash liouse, wool&lied, yards*. Divided jnto convenient' paddocks. Well watered. Winters 600 ewes a.ud 200 hoggets, besides cattle. Nioo road;, 4.-J- miles from railway station, 2 from, school and factorv and township. Freehold £l2 155.; *£l4oo cash, balance easy terms. AA A ACRES', all, an grass ; 14 jtUU paddocks, woblsfied, .yards, and dips; - cowshed and hayshed; 5roonred house; 30 acres have been ploughed. Carrying at" date 'July 15th, 1200 sheep and 40 Ihead cattle. One mile from. Bclitooil, post office and factory, autT4£ miles from railway station. • Freehold, £l3 10s; £I2OO cash ; 'b'a'larfcc. 5 per cent for 5 years. ..•••*11(81 i ft* jfc QAA AORE^'ncii limestone" <jouilOUU try; highly improved 11roomed house, hot and cold water, woolshed, dip, and yards. All fencing totara' and hinaii. Wintering 1150 ewes, 850ihoggets, and 80 bead cattle. One mile from school; 7 from railway. _ A good property. First, man that. inspects will purchase. Freehold: £l3, JDa'sy terms, ' ~ EtO ACHES flat dairying Sand, cLiC t)0 to factory. PRICE £3O. Only £3OO cash, balance 'at 1 .5 per cent.

QKO 'ACRES Freehold, all flat and ploiighable; well divided arid watered. Good ihouee and all necessary outbuildings. Close ■ to railway station, Two sheep country pe : .r acre. Grows good _ oats, rape, and turnips. Lovely climate. Under Muse .for 5 years at 7s per acre, with R.P. at £7. Goodwill and' improvements £3500. QA yj ACRES, 75 acres rich flats, OOtc worth £35 per acre;, bal ance urice 'limefettone 1 hills. Good house.' Winters 750 breeding ewee; 1-J miles from eicliool .and r'aihvay station. Freehold £l7 10is. , Easy terms arranged. A real'good ty--IAO ACRES, one of the beat l_\J jQ propea'ties in .the country. Highly improved. Very rich flat land. 'Milks* 50 cows and runs other stock; 1-J miles from Ballance Co;'< 3 factory, railway station and school; 2$ miles from town.', PRICE £39 per acre. 'About £I2OO cash will admit purchaser. ■ 1 i AQ ACRFS. Dairying 4'j cows, JLU'jW good house. 20 stall cowshed, Half mile form P. 0., factory and school. Frohold £3Ol £7OO cash.

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