EKETAHUNA.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIX, Issue 8134, 8 May 1906, Page 6

EKETAHUNA.

LANDS FOR SALE,

With the progress of, Eketahuna and district, up-to-date land ageucy businesses are naturally coming into e.xistenoe. One of these institutions is that of Mr H. Griffith, who has recently established a land aid estate agency, and will, no doubt, receive a large measure of support in view of the forward movement of the town and surrounding districts. In to-day's issue Mr Griffith advertises two exceptionally fine farms of limited areaß for sale at reasonable prices. /The one is 106 acres in extent, and is all grasßed, fenced and divided into five paddocks, while there is situated on the property a two-ioomed cottage and a number of useful outbuildings. There is a cheese factory half-a-mile away, and a school and post-offloe withiu a radius of two miles. The other property is one of 272 acres, all in grass, and fenced into three paddocks, and with a four-roomed house and good cowshed upon it. This property is situated at Stratford, ai>d is a freehold valued at £lO per acre. Immediate apDhcation should be made to Mr Griffith by those desiring to purchase. Auctioneers' Memoranda. Messrs Dalgety at'd Co., Ltd., will ccnimenae the sale of Mr Rathbone's furniture on Thursday at his residence, Worksop Road, at 2 o'clock. Messrs Abraham and Williams, Ltd. advertise additional entries of about 3,000 sheep to their next Masterton stock sale, as well as further entries to their Tauherenikau sale. Ihe New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Co., Ltd., make additions to their Masterton stook sale, which takes place to-morrow.