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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11508, 5 November 1912, Page 8

LAN3D AND PRODUCE. cTgTross & co. f LAND ACffiNTS AND SHAREBROKERS, Queen-Btreet .. Masterton. GOOD STOCK FARM IN A TIP-TOP DISTRICT, FORTY MILES SOUTH OF AUCKLAND. 1 A QQ ACRES, Freehold; 750 acres J_<±Ot/ liave beou grassed, 400 acres good heavy bush, remainder being fern and ti-troe; suitable for fruit-growing. The nature of the land varies considerably, some of the volcanic land at the back of the section being equal to anything in the province, and admirably suited for potato growing. With the exception of one mile through tho bush, tho whole of the place is ring fenced, and has plenty of sub-divisions, watered by three permanent streams flowing right through the property. Will run at present 300 young cattle besides sheep. Six-roomed house and outbuildings. Four miles from railway station, 2i miles from creamery, school, church,' and public hall, by metalled road. PRICE £3 10a per acre. EASY TERMS. Being so close to Auckland, this place has a jgreat prospective value. TARATAHI STOCK SALE. MONDAY, NOV. 11th, 1912. 1 p.m. F)ALGETY AND CO., LTD., will cell as above — Sheep.— 90 4, G and f.m. ewes, 100 per cont lambs Oattle— On account of W. 11. Booth Esq., Middle Run — 100 llolstoin, Jersey and Shorthorn cross 15 months dairy heifers 15 15-months steers 1 fat heifer On account A. E. Booth Esq., Middle RunSO 2yr old empty dairy heifers On account 11. Feast Esq., Cartorton— 107 12 to 15 mouths dairy heifers, in lots On account other vondors — 30 yearling dairy heifers 14 2yr dairy heifers (good line) G 2yr bulls 2 yearling bulls ______________ FAT SHEEP AND U!BS, W. B. CLARKSON & SONS, CHKISTCHUECH. pUYERS of all kinds of FAT STOCK for Freeziug Purposes. A. J. COOPER, Drafter, Telephone 90, LANSDOWNE. JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO., Representatives. WELLINGTON WOOL SALES. WOOL SALES will be held in the CONCERT CHAMBEIv, TOWN HALL, WELLINGTON, during the current season, on tho following dates: — Date. Timo Catalogues close. sth NOV., at 2 p.m. 2nd NOV., 1912 6th DEC, at 9 a.m. 30th NOV., 1912 Btb JAN., at 9 a.m. 30th DEC, 1912 7th FEB., at 9 a.m. 31st JAN., 1913 4th MARCH, at 2 p.m. 28th FEB., 1913 The charge on wool offered but not cold will be 2s per bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for the second offering. In order to shorten the catalogue, single and two-bale lots will be grouped as far as possible, and all two-bale lots not grouped will be treated as "Star" lots. To facilitate inter-lotting, no reserves will be accepted for such lots. J. Macintosh and Co. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. Murray, Roberts and Co. Ltd. Geo. H. Scales, Ltd. Abraham and Williams, Ltd. Levin and Co., Ltd. Dalgety and Co., Ltd. U.F.C.A., Ltd., and W.F.C.A., Ltd. H __, ««_«—ftnr— - E ,i Spare t lra Manure 11 I Spoil the Farm. $ Every sheep yon rear saps a, m I eoiiHidorable quantity of bone |£| I phosphate froni the soil. R] i To keep up the quality of the h\ % crops and stock restore this t*i I vitality to the land by apply- fi I W.N3.E. 00. Manures. §■ f. They contain the plant foods i'- ■ l< necessary f r production of |, ! ;5 biptrer crops—and, in their '(■ j k turn, Fatter Shof-p. £-' j d W.M.E. Co.'s No. land No. 3 £,| \i Mixtures are principally p j E phosphatic Manures contain- : j I ing proportions of Nitrogen ! j i and l'ot'ish to sustain the f. ; £$ <• T.rth. They are especially ■ I p> snit.-tlilo for Turnips and liiipe. ' ■ IN Prices Net Cash on rail at * |3 JsjMhauivi-nffii; ■ U No 1 Mixture - £s'iO,'- ton i $ No. 3 " - £s'lo/- ton j Pj Ho. 5 £5 ; 7,'6 ton , P Potato IV. ixture - £5/7/6 ton '■' |j Imported Super- >„ X phosphate - £5/5/- ton f £ l!n 2cwt. Sacks $ 5/- per ton extra is charged for 5 lewt. sacks. ', ; Ji Particulars of analysis and price ■ ijE list posted on" request. Special ? '. t Mixtures prepared to order. j-) 1 BBND YOUE STOOK £j I to Wellington Meat Export Co., M I Ltd., [or shipment. Fat Sheep, !; I Lambs and Cattle purchased, k I Particulars as to charges may be b _ obtained from _ ¥/ellington Meat Export I v-O. ? MCI. I I 18-20 HUNTER STREET, I ($ WELLINGTON I L 3 ——^-*-|l THE WASRAFMPA DAILY TIfVIES IB delivered EVERY EVENING at any house in the Town and Suburbs. Any person having reason to complain of lack of attention by Runneri) is requested to promptly notify the Manager.