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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXVII, Issue 10708, 28 July 1913, Page 8

OR LEASEE The Thoroughbred Stallion Martello (Hotchkiss —-Rose of Wellington) for one or two seasons to a good man or good stud. Apply before August 14th. J. NORTHCOTT, Waituna West. UNREAL NOTICE Friends are respectfully informed that the funeral of the late WILLIAM BROOEIE will leave his late residence “ Borderside,” Parewanui, on TUESDAY, 29th inst., at 1 p. in for Clifton Cemetery, Bulls. C. M. BROUGHTON, Undertaker. SUBDIVISIONAL SALE. LAKE ALICE. E. H.. BEIGE offers for sale * by private treaty the above well-known farm. This desirable property contains some excellent dairying land. It is situated within 2 miles of the Rangitikei Dairy Factory. The property has been all drained ploughed, and tile outlets put in where necessary. Inspection is invited to show proof how dry for the time of year the land lies, and at the same time is provided with quantities of permanent water.

Every section is well subdivided and there is a good road frontage to each section. It is situated 4 miles from Marton, 3 miles from Bulls. The land is all level, and there is not a waste acre of land on the property. It is divided into 5 compact farms and two of the sections contain dwelling-houses. Terras 6 per cent, on taking possession, balance on mortgage for 20 years with right to reduce in sums not less than £SO. Section I—lo 61 —106 acres all in grass, two paddocks permanently watered, good metal road frontage, nice plantation all level land. Price £27 10s per acre. Section 2 —150 acres, new 6roomed. house, h. and c. water, large iron granary and shed, sheep dip and yards, 3 paddocks, 50 acres of new grass, a fine compact little farm. Price £3O per acre. Se®tioN B—l4o8 —140 acres 3 paddocks, permanently watered, 4roomed house, stables and outbuildings, 100 acres new grass, 40 acres oats. Price £3O per acre. Section 4—120 acres, all flat loamy land of best quality, securely fenced and permanently watered by lake frontage at present in swede turnips, a splendid fattening or dairy farm. Price £32 per acre. Section 5 —127 acres all in grass and divided into 2 paddocks, fine shelter plantations, permanent water, beautiful land and all plough drained, a splendid dairy farm. Price £32 per acre. Clients on giving one day’s notice will be met at Station and motored to and over the property. P. R. H. BRICE, Agent, Marton.

I" ARTON T EOHNIC A L SCHOOL. SECOND TERM. The Second Term is now commencing in Dressmaking, Shorthand, Typewriting, Mathematics, German, Cabinetmaking, English, Arithmetic, History, and Geography. The Second Term in Book-keep-ing commences on Monday. A few more entries are urgently required. The Cabinet-making Class is now held on two nights—Mondays and Thursdays—and the term has been extended to 12 weeks, the same charge (10/-) being made. Five more are required for the Agricultural Class. W. W. THOMAS, Organiser. qjPREES! TREES! TREES. I have a large quantity of the following:— Macrocarpa, 2 year, 15/; Macrocarpa, 1 year, 7/6 ; Pinus Muricata, 2 year, 12/6 ; Pinus Insignis, 2 year, 10/- ; Blue Gums, 8/6. S. STANTIALL Greatford. fjADDOCK & ' H assail. BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS, MABTON. We are prepared to undertake contracts in Brick, Concrete, and Wood, and estimates are given for all classes of work. The new Marton State School in brick was recently erected by us to the entire satisfaction of the Wanganui Education Board, and we are now erecting a handsome two-storey building for Messrs Davenport Bros. Briek and Concrete Work a Speciality IHADOOCK &T NASSAU, BDHjBBKS AM> tJOKTRACI’imS MAETQN