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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 16 September 1913, Page 8

LAND FOR SALE. C. C.ROSS & CO. LAND AGENTS AND SHAREBROKERS. aiASTERTON. AQA(\ ACRES, Freehold, L.T. Ti '±&'±\J tie; all undulating with large portion ploughable; well subdivided and fenced ; sown in 'English grasses ) mest of the property was originally bush (tawa principally). This place is situated in the Wairoa district, 4 hours' run by boat and 76 miles by motor road from Napier, then 30 miles from Wairoa; coach passes three times a week. The property adjoins Lake Waikaremoana, where there., is a Government accommodation house, first class fishing and shooting. This place has wintered 5940 sheep (as per shearing tally). The climate in this district is all that can be desired, oranges and lemons grow to perfection. Good 8roomed house with conveniences, stables, woolshed fitted with machines, oil engine, saw bench, together with 3300 sneep (1300 ewes now lambing, 700 hoggets, balance wethers), and 202 head of cattle (30 to 40 heifers, balance 2J to 3yr bullocks, 4 tons wire, 15 horses, and' all working plant as a going concern at £23,000. Terms, £9OOO cash, balance at 5 per cent. -^ Fatten Your Lambs On Sustain Your Rape with W.MLE. Co. Manures These manure* largely contain products from the Ngahauraagfc. slaughtering works, use them and you return to the Mil the Yery elements of life taken from it in the process of fattening your sheep. No. 1 and No. 3 Mixtures are principally phosphate manures with proportions ot Nitrogen and Potash to promote full growtlvand are exoelPrices, Met Cash on rails at Ngahauranga:— No. 1 Mixture - - £3/10/-ton No. 8 « » •' *B/10/-ton No,K ~ ~~ • - «»/7/6 ton Potato Mixture- - £l/f/* to* Imported Superphosphate - - £6/8/- ton In 2cwt. B»fki. '5/- pet ton extra is charged for X Q wti fULCKS Analysis posted on request and Special Mixtures prepared to order. Consign fat Stock to Ngahauranga. Our facilities for freezing and shipfing are unsurpassed, we also buy at Sheep, Lambs and Cattle. Full particulars from Wellington Meat Export Co., Ltd. 18-20 Hunter St„ Wellington.

A DESIRABLE jSHEEP PROPOSITION. 600 ACRES, PRICE: £ll 5s Per Acre. FREEHOLD. CARRYING NOW 1400 TO 1500 SHEEP & 700 BREEDING EWES. HUNTER, SCHULTIE A GIBSON, NAPIER.

E.B.HABE&CO. LAND, ESTATE AND COMMitIION AGENTS. PAHIATUA. FoFfIALE M.M\J\J an< i divided into convenient paddocks, house, sheep yards and dip jwell watered; good roads; wintering 1$ sheep per acre; situated Hawke's Bay district. Price £6 15* per acre. Only 15 per cent cash required; balance good terms.. . A CHEAP PROPERTY. *U\J 21 paddocks, 10-roomed I house; 100 acres have been ploughed; ' nice * rolling country; 5 miles from coast: wintering off grass over 1580 breeding ewes, 600 dry sheep, and 200 head cattle.' freehold £10; good terms. KK ACRES (about), highly. im- "" proved j winters 26 dairy cows, 10 yearlings, and 5 horses; 20stall cowshed, nice house and up-to-date fences and outbuildings; close to good co-op. cheese factory, school and P. 0.; rich river deposit land. Freehold £2400; good terms. d. A ACRES, nearly ah piough- . aD i ej 100 acres have been ploughed, divided into 14 paddocks; 6-rd house, cowshed, woolshed, yards, garden and orchard, stables, and imCut up into 3 1 good dairy fai tuated close to school, poet office and factory, and 4 miles from railway. Would make a good stud or fattening farm; land grows good rape arid turnips. Price of freehold £24 5s per acre, £IOOO cash, £2OO in 12 mos., £738 in 3 yrs., at 6 p.c, the balance of purchase money can remain for 6J years at ,3J per cent. / ; close to school and co-op. factory and 2 miles from town; well divided, part has been stumped and ploughed. Freehold £3l per acre, which includes the following stock and plant: 28 cows, horse, trap and harness, milk cans, plough and harrows, 1 sow, 6 tons hay, 4 acres green oats.- Walk in walk out, £6OO ca«n; balance arranged. ' ve given in, 6-rd. house, cowshed, pig sties, well divided and watered, rich flat land, dairies 25 cows. Stock now on property: 20 cows and 10 horses. Situated a few chains from school, factory and railway station. Tenure, L.I.P. Rent, £2 per annum. , Prjce, £42 per acre, £l5O cash. . * . ■ ,; ' '•■ barn and cowshed, 40 acres flat, balance low hills; co : op. factory j ship, 2| miles from railway station. Freehold £29 10s, £SOO cash. 8Q cow* can fce leased at 9s per head, or purchased right out for £9. TO LEASE. »TK f| ACRBS gooi fattening •em«tFV try; rent 13s per acre. Ap-: ply sharp. - ' .