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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 11 October 1913, Page 8

',AMO FOR tALE. C. C. ROSS & CO. LAND AGENTS AND SHAREBROKERS. MASTERTON. A9A.(\ ACRES, Freehold, L.T. T> ***** tie; all undulating with large portion ploughable; well subdivided and fenced; sown in English grasses; most 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 ail that can be desired, oranges and lemons grow to perfection. Good 8roomed house with conveniences, stables, wookhed fitted with machines, oil engine, saw bench, together with 3300 sheep (1300 ewes now lambing, 700 hoggets, balance wethers), and 202 head of cattle (30 to 40 heifers, balance 2} 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

[nnfflwiHrfiiMHi-'iiTf Spare the Manure and Spoil the Farm Every sheep yon rear takes * considerable quantity of bone phosphate from the soil, 'lt yon are to keep up the quality of the crops and stock von must restore this vitality W.M.E. Co. Manures* " Theycontain he v >nt foods necessary for prodn 'ton of bigger crops—w laese, in their tnrn, give Fatter Sheep. Mixtures are principally phosphatic Manures containgrowth. They are especially suitable for Turnips and Rape. Prices Net Cash on rail at Ngahauranga:— „„,,„, Mo. 1 Mixture - £B/10/-toa Mo. 8 " - £B/10]- toa Me. 5 " - £B/7/8 toa Potato Mixture- £B/7/8 ton Imported Superphosphate - £B/8/- toa fa Sevt. iMki S/- per ton extra is aharged for lowt. sacks. . . , . , Particulars of analysis and prloa list posted on request. Special Mixtures prepared to order. SBND YOUB STOCK to Wellington Meat Export Co.' Ltd., for shipment. Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle purchased. Particulars as to ohargss may be obtained from Wellington Meat 18-20 HUNTER STREET, WELLINGTON % u

BILLIARDS. next Club Cafe, Queen-street, .s still beiiig well patronised by lovers of the scientific, game; of Billiards. The Tables are kept in the nink .of condition. Afull Supply of all Accessories is always on hand.' and the Furniture is of the best. T. ROSS, PROPRIETOR.

E.B.HARE&CQ. LAND, ESTATE AND 60HMIMI0N AGENTS. PAHIATTJA. r .- i r ■ FOR AALE |AA ACRES, all flat," - partly -LW stumped, well watered and divided; 5-rd house, 20-stall concrete cowshed; situated $ mile from school, post office and creamery; will dairy 40 cows; freehold' £3O per acre, no mortgage on this property. Purchaser can arrange his own mortgage, i ■■ • 385 ' 200 acres ploughable when stumped; divided into 13 paddocks; 8-rd house, h. and c. water, septic tank, drainage, woolshed, '. cowshed, orchard in full profit; 60 acres havebeen ploughed; carrying at present 600 sheep.aa4 60 head ciattle.. Nicely situated:' ideal property for mixed fa rming. Freehold £2O per acre, £ISOO cash. . 398 OAA ACRES, part flat, balance OUU undulating country; highly improved; good house, woolshed, cowshed, garden and orchard; divided into 12 paddocks; situated 6 miles from railway station; good property for mixed'farming; freehold £ls 10s per acre; only £7OO cash required. Good terms for the balance. OQ ACRES, with about 15 to 20 ***' acres reserve given in, all in grass, fenced into convenient paddocks; 7-rd house, cowshed, cartshed, pigsties, etc.; well watered; will dairy 24 cows; situated 2 miles.from railway station and township. There is a mortgage of £736 at 5-p.c, about 8 years to run; freehold £3O per acre; easy terms. 367 -K ACRES (about),, highly im- *'*' proved; winters 26 dairy cows, 10 yearlings, and 5 horses; 20stall cowshed, nice house and up-to-date fences and outbuildings; close to annei r-n-nn -WHfcAstA ■fffhtftfv. fioiinril and P. 0.; rich river deposit land. Freehold £2400; good terms. Ch r> A/TDV.Q r>ll flo+ Aniftt lor./! OK * Jt ' acres have been ploughed; 5roomed house, cowshed, trapshedf 1 acre in orchard : 20 chains from school and 40 chains from good co-op. factory paying Is 2d per lb for butter fat; 12 good cows, 1 purebred Jersey bull, horse, trap, and harness, milk can. Price of the freehold including the above stock is £3O per acre; £3OO cash. 1000 ACRES freehold, fenced x \j\j\j an< j djyided into convenient paddocks, house, sheep yards and dip ;well watered; good roads; wintering If sheep per acre; situated Hawke's Bay district. Price £7 per acre. Only 15 per cent cash required ; balance good terms. A CHEAP PROPERTY. IQRA ACRES, highly improved; 10JU 21 paddocks, 10-roomed house; 100 acres have been ploughed; : nice rolling country; 5 miles from coast; wintering off grass over 1500 breeding ewes, 800 dry sheep, and 200 head cattle. Freehold £10; good term*. TO TiHAffR TKA AQRBS good fattening cotm- . »J\F tr y. rmi |3g p ftT acre ij'«- sharp-.