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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXII, Issue 9018, 4 December 1907, Page 3

J£OSS& MAC6KREGOR LAND SALESMEN, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENTS, MASTERTON. EXCHANGES A SPECIALITY. Two Good Things in Real Estate. FOR SALE. 525 ACRES, 4 miles from Masterton. Railway Station joins property, all ploughable. 10 paddocks. Lovely homo of 10 rooms, all necessary outbuildings. First-class value at £XG 10s an acre and only .£IOOO cash. 2500 ACKES, one tho cheapest sheep runs in the Wairarapa; 900 acres; ploughable, balance rolling. 12 paddocks,' good 7-roomed house, woolshed, yards, i dip, etc; wire fencing and everything necessary to an up-to-date sheep station; wintered 2500 sheep, 150 cattle and 15 horses. A snip. Price £4 10s per acre. , Very easy terms. ■ |

-RBICE, BROAD & CO., Limited, Rfl A R T O M. GRAIN -MERCHANTS, LAND, COMMISSION, & INSURANCE AGENTS. "We now carry Full Stocks of— RAPE TURNIP SWEDE, and CLOVER SEEDS Just to hand from the best English Growers. Also, GRASS SEEDS & FARMERS' REQUISITES Jf all descriptipns, including Lubricating Oils, Wire, Wire Netting and Manures in large or small quantities. Implements, etc., not in stoci procured at shortest notice. Drain Pipes all sorts and sizes always on'hand. Land Agents and Produce Merchants. 2185 Acres, small grazing run. Lease has 19 years to run at Gd per acre. 400 acres in grass. 70 chains fencing. A country. 8 mdes t'roni "railway by good ; road. " Goodwill 2cs aero cash, or. £1 10s ' on terms. SS't Acres, 212 acres of which is lease, 1-! years to rim. AH first-class fattening country, carrying now 2300 sheep and 120 cattle and hoises. All in firstclass and with good buildings. Price, d£ls 17s Gd per acre. A very good and cheap property. • 283 7600 ficres, freehold, 2 miles, from township by good road. All well subdivided. 10-roomed house and everything in keeping. 6000 acres laid down in best English grasses, Price, freehold, .£5 10s with terras, or will take city or suburban property in part payment. A great ohance that eotues only once in a lifetime. We also have somo largo areas of MILLING BUSH to dispose of on good terms., 'ir.d very handy. • ■ ■ • • " ' : . Our'new Land Guide will be out in a few clays. gjANSON SCHOOL £?ONCERT\ To be held in the —PUBLIC HALL— On FRIDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1907,

Tickets, 2s & Is. EXTENSION. Messrs BBICE, BROAD <t CO, wish, to notify that they ha'ye arranged with ill" C. G. Houghton, of Marton, to act as A gent for any intending purchasers who may be unable to be present at the Marton Extension Sale to be held in Wellington on the Hth of December, JUSTNESS RESUMED. Till erection of new premises my offioe is in Messrs Briee, Broad & Go's Land Agency building, High Street, Marton. ALFKED LYON, Solicitor, Marton.

FLOWER & ROSS SHOW Industrial Exhibition. FOE AMATEURS ONLY. In aid of the Funds of the Methodist Church. To be held in the DEILL HULL, MABTON, ON FRIDAY a SATURDAY, Oth & 7th December, 1007. Grand Display of Cut Flowers. Pot Plants, Homa Produce, Needlework, etc. TEA KIOSK —Pav-enport Pros/. Teas. Popular Entertainments each evening. Show opens at 2 p.m. each day. Marton Band in attendance. Catalogues on application to Mr T. "White or Secretary. JOHN C. ME YEP, Hon. Sec. Land & Commission Manchester Square, FiSILDING. A«IC iOS BgU FF E T BANGITIKEI STREET, PALMEESTON NORTH.

lho travelling public requiring accommodation it a moderate tariff could not do better than patronise this Largest and Leading Private Hotel. Everything will bo f jund right up to date with every neee?sary convenience. Clean and Quiet! Comfortable ! Give he Buffet a trial. iTELLIfIGTOKI WOOL SALES, Under the auspices of the Wellington Wool-brokers' Association, will be held in Wellington during the current season on the following dates : 2nd Sale-6th DECEMBER, 1907. 3rd Sale—l7th JANUARY, 130 S. 4th Sale—2lst FEIiIiUABY, 1903. Wool must bo delivered iuto store by the MONDAY previous to sale; otherwise itciinnot be offered. The charge on Wool offered, but net sold will be 2s por bale for the first offering, and Is per bale for the second offering. " A. H. Atkinson & Co. G. H. Scales Dalgety & Co., Ltd. Hurray Roborts & Co v'Jairarapa Farmers' o-Oporatu'O As- . - r-ociation, Ltd United Farmers' Co-Oporativo Associa- ; tion, Ltd. Levin & Co., Ltd. Abraham & Williams, Ltd. N.Z. Loan& Mercantile Agticy Co. Ltd. MANCHESTER SQUARE, FEILDIHG. The MISSES'BLACKMORE & McLEOD beg to notify that they have re-opened 1 The above Tea Rooms after renovation Daintily served morning and afternoon te & aa<j Luncheon" a specialty.