land FM MU' c. C. ROSS & CO. land agents and sharebrokers. MASTERTON. A OIA AOBES, Freehold, L.T. Ti» 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 placa has wintered 6940 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, woo&hed fitted with machines, oil engine, saw tancth, together with 3300 Bheep (1800 ewes now lambing, 700 hoggets, balance wetherg), and 202 bead of cattle (90 to 40 heifers, balance 2J t<o Syr bullocks, 4 vtons wire, 15 hemes, and all working plant as a going concern at £23,000. Terms, £9OOO cash, balance at 5 per cent.
<JSvery sheep yon rear takes * considerable quantity of bone phosphate from the soil. If yon are to keep up the quality of the crops ana stools you must restore this vitality to the land by applying W.M.E. Co. Manures. They contain the "'nnt foods necessary for produ '.ion of bigger crops—anu these, in their turn, give Fatter Sheep. W.M.E. Co.'i No. 1 and N0.3 , Mixtures are principally ptiosphatfc Manures containing proportions of Nitrogen V and Potash to sustain the 1 growth. They are especially suitable for Turnips and Kape. Prices Net Cash ,on rail at „ Ngahauranga, Ho. 1 Mixture - £B/10/-ton: N0.3 " - £5/10/-ton No 5 » - £6/7/6 ton Potato Hixtwa- »/7/6 ton Imported Superphoiphats - £B/8/- toa In 2ewt. Sicks 5/- per ton extra is oharged for lowt, sftoks* \ Particulars of analysis and price list posted on request. Special Mixtures prepared to order. SEND TOUB 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 Co., Ltd. 18-20 HUNTER STREET, WELLINGTON
HOAR & PERMAIN, BANITARV UNDERTAKERS. /JiBLEPHONB Messages recdire immediate attention. " TELEPHONES:— Business Premises No. 11; Private No. 818. QUEEN BT. MISTERTON.
E.B.HARB '•.AND, ESTATE ANO COMMISSION AGENTO. PAHIAEIIA. FORfcILE 0 ft A A ACM, freehold, witli 72b0 we/W acres port/ leaSe adjoining at a. rental of £6O per annum; the freehold is highly improved, and is only 5 miles from railway station; price of freehold £4 10s /per acre, £SOOO cash, balance on exceptionally easy terms. The leasehold will be given in. A (I*7 ACRES, beautiful. rich lime- ' stone country, 40 acres flat worth £3O per acre; two ewe. country. Freehold £l3; easy terms. A 4-0 ACRES 12 sheep country besides a lot of cattle; house, woolshed, dip, and yards; lease has about 9 years to run at 8s per acre with optional right of purchase at £10; goodwill 10s per acre. KOO ACRES, very highly improved; e/OO divided into 7 paddocks ; good 7-rd. house with every convenience, wash-house, woolshed, stables, sheep ''yards, dip, garden and orchard ; well planted with ornamental trees; nice situation and close to town; 50 acres ploughable, balance good limestone and papa hills; winters 2 sheep per acre and 70 head of cattle. Price of the freehold £l3 10s per acre; £ISOO cash, the balance at 5 per cent. J-00 ACRES, all in .grass and fentXJXJ ce^j divided into 11 paddocks, 5-rd. house, woolshed, dip and yards, cowshed and all necessary outbuildings; 1 mile from school and factory, and miles from railway station; winters 1000 sheep and 40 head cattle. Freehold £l3 per acre; £I2OO cash, balance-at per cent and 4J per cent. f Aft ACRES, all flat, partly stumped, well watered and divided; 5-rd house, 20-stall concrete cowshed; situated J 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. 385 Oft A ACRES, part flat, balance OVV undulating country; highly improved; good house, woolshed, cowshed, garden and orchard; divided into 12 paddocks; situated 6 miles from, railway station; good property for ' farming; freehold £ls 10s per miXv S -€7OO caeh required. Good acre; only - "-lance terms for the -L, ~ { _ < 1 AAA ACRES freSiiolq, fencer IUUU aIK j divided into convenient paddocks, Ixouse, sheep yards and dip ;well watered; good roads; wintering 1J sheep per acre; situated . T awke's Bay district. Price £7 *cro. Only 15 per cent cash re- »■ " • balance good terms, quifea, CHEAP PROPERTY. A . VCRES, highly improved; 15(50 'V- paddocks, 10-roomed jjl- have been ploughed; house; 1(10 &cr6b L xy; 5 miles from ufc6 rolling conn k : grass over 1500 Maati wintering oft { "-y sheep, and breeding', ewes, 600 a» v M £10; good 200 hefted Freehs Vermel.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 5 November 1913, Page 8
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