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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 22, Issue 28, 11 April 1911, Page 3

FOR SALE. An Ideal Sheep Farm. This properiy/consisis of 715 acres of first-class Freehold land, the whole of which is in grass. Situa'ed close to the railway. About 34 sheep to the acre are shorn every, year, including lambs;, which yield heavy fleeces of clean, marketable wool. Last season 281 b Of wool to the acre came off the place, and this realised the average of B£lb. One paddock of 50 acres wintered 250 hoggets, and these yielded fleeces weighing on an average BJlb. Last year 700 or 800 lambs were sold off the place, and about 60 bullocks are sold every year. , About 100 acres are flat. There are o large and several small paddocks, and the property is splendidly watered. A fiveroomed house with orchard, and large woolshed with night-pen for 300 sheep, make the -place a really valuable one. This property we can highly recommend. For further particulars apply to - McCormick & Dawkins AUCTIONEERS, High Street, Picton. C. Adams & Co., DRAPERS & MILLIMERS. Awarded First Prize Diploma and Gold Medal at, the N.Z. International Exhibition, 1906 07, for ' High-class Millinery 'j 108 and 110 Cuba Street, WELLINGTON. Marriott & Knapp, Ladies’ and Qents’ Tailors, HAVELOCK • - Fit, Style, and Workmanship Guaranteed equal to anything in the Dominion. Tailor-made Suits from ..i £4 O Costumes from £4 IO Plain Skirtsfrom ... 30s