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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 8278, 20 October 1905, Page 8

Land and Produce. THE PICK OF IHE BUNCH, SHEEP FARM CHEAP. THE man who buys this'strikes a good thing. A buyer who knows values need not use his eyes much to convince him that it is profitable to hold, profitable to farm, profitable to turn out quickly. 321 acres, only one mile from Marton. Good fertile soil, all ploughable, 60 acres in crop ; level roads all round; fences, ' etc., in excellent order, and every paddock in good heart. Buildings : 12-roomed house, also 5-roomed house, large grain shod, woolshed, 7-stall stable, 2 loose boxes. All newly painted and in good order. Prico, £18 per acre. 22a. , Apply sharp. t READ BROS, Central Land Agency, Wanganui and Wellington. 8 DALGETY & CO, LTD., MASTERTON, and The Wairarapa Farmers' Cooperative Association, Ltd., TT7ILL hold MONTHLY SALES of WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES, at Dalgety and Co.'s Store, Queen-street Masterton. First Salo will be held on NOVEMBER Bth Entries now being received. PAINLESS BRANDINOT THE DE LISLE LUTTRELL COMPOSITION is effective and permanent. Causes no pain to tho beast, and does not •injure the hide. Used on all the stations in Hawke's Bay. Farmers should give it a trial, and results will prove its worth. Locally ' Stocked by Dalgety & Co., Ltd., and J. D. CRUICKSHANK & Co. 8 GET ON THE SOIL! Ite_jr\J\ ACRES, freehold, splendid Ovv sheep country, half-an-hour 1 from railway. All well watered, carrying If sheep; a handsome return may also be had from flax. Good dwelling, woolshed, dip, etc. Price, only £6 per acre. 1234 "I "II A d~\ ACRES, improved freehold . sheep run, all in English grass, except 60 acres in bush, fenced into 5 paddocks, 7 miles from township, winters 2600 sheep and 100 cattle, which may be - taken at valuation; not fully stocked. Only ■ £1540 cash needed; splendid chance for a young man with limited means. 1236 1" QA A RES - behold, all ploughOww able, fenced and subdivided ■ into 15 paddocks ; splendid limestone country, well watered carrying about 3000 ', sheep, besides cattle; homestead, men's L home, woolshed, yards, clip; everything ' complete, easy distanco from sale yards. < Price, £10 per acre, on terms. 1259 AISHTON CL ATWORTHT LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Tennyson-street, Napier. PROPERTY OPEN TO EXCHANGE. 6/*-| ACRES, all in grass, except about OJL 20 acres shelter, 110 acres river [ flat, besides 150 to 200 acres flat and terracy. Ring fenced, well subdivided, 2roomed cottage, trapshed and cowshed. Situated in Taranaki, in Uruti-road. The land is rich, blue papa formation, and is well known for its great carrying capacity ; ' winters 2-£ sheep easily; last season 75 per cent, of lambs were sold off property as fats off the grass. This property is one of the most convenient places in the district to work, there being only one leading ridge on it, §o making it easy to muster. Would exchange for anything above 300 acres or thereabouts, or would sell at £6 per acre. WISE & KNIGHT, Eketahuna. DALGETY & CO., LTD., MASTERTON. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! ; Season 1905-06. Ips ALGETY & CO., LTD., again beg to [ .k-P offer their services as Wool Brokers j for the disposal of clips for the coming season. Our spacious and well-lighted new I Wool Stores in .Wellington aro now ready ] for receiving Wool, and consignments sent , to us for sale will receive every attention at j our hands. i Bales, i During theycar ended 30th June we sold ' throughout Australia mid New Zealand 162,552 And shipped to London for sale .. .. 82,08.7. . Or a total handled of .. .. .. -.'. 244,039 ' This being an increase within the last 12 | months of 78,311 Wellington Wool Sale Dates : .. j Friday, 17lh Nov.; Friday, Sth Dec.; Thursday, llth Jan.; Thursday, 15th Feb. ( Consign your Wool to Dalgety's, Wellington. ( Sheep Dips— We are agents for Fison's j and Quibell's. DALGETY & CO., Ltd., MASTERTON. ' J. B. Moodie, Sub-Manager. H. MONTEITH, \ Land and Stock Agent, j DANNEVIRKE. j Have for Sale and Lease— I SHEEP RUNS, AGRICULTURAL and i DAIRY FARMS of various areas. ( TOWN and SUBURBAN DWELLINGS, J . SHOPS, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, ( and DESIRABLE BUSINESS SITES \ in the rising town of Dannevirke. ] NITRO-CULTURE. ANEW, Sure and Easy way has recently i been discovered to make worn-out or * poor land enormously productive without i nitrogenous fertilisers and almost without I expense. Plants need nitrogen and cannot I grow without it. Heretofore, fertilizers have t been needed to put nitrogen into the soil. I Nitrogen is very necessary—is the most ex- a pensive of fertilizers, The new way is easier, s surer, cheaper-it is to let nitrogen-gather-ing germs feed the plants, j Supplies of Nitro-Culture, suitable for " Clovers, Peas and Beans are now obtainable t from v tl. D. CRUICKSHANK & CO., i LOCAL AGENTS.' Full particulars upon application.