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Northern Advocate, 10 April 1911, Page 8

SEASON 1911. SEASON 1911. A large stock of Yates and Co.'s well known reliable Grass and Clover Seeds. Farmers please note that the above seeds are cleaned by special machinery and clean seed, not cheap seed, should be the watchword of every farmer as its importance cannot be over-estimated, and we would earnestly urge this again upon wouldbe purchasers who desire permanently good results. Orders mixed free of charge on the premises by skilled men. SUCROSINE, A VALUABLE PIGFOOD. BASIC SLAG. BASIC SLAG. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 260 ACRES—Ring-fencea and well subdivided. House of four rooms. Cowshed, dairy and other outbuild fngs; small orchard. Stock consists of 22 cows, 50 ewes and lambb, five pigs, three harness hor-des spring trap separator, crerm cans 3000 feet of sawn timber, 1200 bricks. Cream cart collects cream. Three miles from Post and Telegraph Office and seven miles \i-om Railway Station. .Price ss a £oing concern, £1600. 58 524 ACRES L.l.P.—Half-yearly rent £4 7s 7d; ring-fenced, splendidly watered, partly improved, 12 miles from Whangarei by good road, three miles from • Post Office, 2y 2 miles from School; good dwelling and outbuildings. Particulars and price on application. No. 1. 335 ACRES, (FREEHOLD) .—2OO Acres in grass, ring-fenced and sub-divid-ed; house of nine rooms, good outbuildings; three miles from Post Office, three miles from school, cream cart collects cream; stock consists of 100 cattle and 60 sheep. Terms aasy. No. 10. SI ACRES (FREEHOLD) .—Ring-fenc-ed, ten subdivisions, eight-roomed House, well-built, good outbuildings, three miles from l Post and Telegraph Office, seven miles from Whangarei, cream cart passes gate. Price reasonable and terms easy, No. 64. 400 ACRES (FREEHOLD) .—Ringfenced and sub-divided into ten padducks, 300 acres in grass, 20 acres bush, balance swamp and rough feed, well watered, nearly all ploughable. Cream cart passes property three times a week, rchoo] on the farm. Stock and implements at valuation. Price reasonable and good terms given . No. 59. HIKURANGI.—Quarter of an Acre. Five roomed House. Price. £185. 912 ACRES —Freehold; 500 acres in grass, 70 acres bush, balance fern and ti-tree; ring-fenced and subdivided into four paddocks; 1 mile from P. 0., 2 miles from School. Cream Cart passes the property. A suitable farm either for dairying or grazing. This property will carry 400 cattle in its present condition. Price, £7 per acre. Terms half cash, balance 7 years at 5 per cent. 36 160 Adres, 40 acres in grass, subdivided into four paddocks, forty chains frontage to salt vater. Well built house all in first class order, 3 acres cf orchard in full bearing. One mile from Post and Telephone office. Handy to school and Wharf. ! Price, £750. Easy terms can be arranged, 700 ACRES 0.R.P., 18/6.PER ACRE.— 300 acres in grass, balance standing bush, good sandstone formation, splendidly watered by never-failing streams; terms easy. Price on application. No. 3^. 1780 ACRES—O.RP., 700 acres in grass; sub-divided into ten paddocks with sheep proof fences: ahout 2ftO acres river flat; House of four rooms, woolshed and other outbuildings. Stock consist of ?00 cattle and 500 sheep. This property is situated about 24 miles from Whangarei, by road. Pri" D on application. 32 FOR PRIVATE SALS. 1 D.F. Plough in good on tor. T Disc Harrow do. do. 1 Set Chain Harrows in first-class order MAUNU ROAD.—2 Acres, good House j of six rooms, and outbuildings. Small orchard. Price £825. Terms £100 cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. MITL ROAD.—66 feet Frontage. New House of five» rooms. Price reasonable and terms easy. WILSON AND WTLSON, CHARLES CHAPMAN, Auctioneers.