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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8183, 16 July 1906, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices. Da l gse r y & co, ltd. MASTEETON, AKD THB W. F. C. A. Ltd,, Will hold Monthly Sales of Wool, Skirts, and Hides, AT DALGETY & CO'S QUEEN STREET STORES, M&.STERTON, The next sale will beheld on WEDNESDAY, JULY 18. Entries now being received. FOR SALE. NAA ACRES 3-sheep country, all in I \J\J grass, sub-divided, with water in every paddock, house 5 rooms, 2 cowsheds, woolshed, Ac., 3 miles from railway station, stock sale-yaids, and township, metalled road. A bargain at £lO per acre, with £IOOO cash. 942 1 QOI ACRES, with 860 acres felled IOyJL and grassed, carry 2J sheep to acre and 70 head of big cattle, good 7 roomed house, woolshed, yards and dip, 17 miles from township by good road. Price, £4 per acre. Will exchange for farm in Wairarapa or Manawatu District. Clients financed. Apply James & Glllman, COMMERCIAL AGENCY, LA.ND AGENTS. Hawera> Taranaki,

EAST & EAST. AUCTIONEERS, SHAREBROKERS, & REAL ESTATE AGENTS. WELLINGTON. Farms for Sale or Exchange. Hawke's Bay District. 250 Acres, dairy land, well subdivided 30 acres ploughed, good building, well sheltered, 4 miles from town, 2 miles from creamery, and 1J miles from school. Absolutely the finest dairy land in the district. Price £l7 per l acre. Terms £3OO cash, balance at S%. 400 Acres, undulating sheep country, 2 miles from town, wintering 900 sheep and 50 catile. Well finished house of 7 rooms on property, woolshed and dip ; divided into 8 paddocks. House is well sheltered. Price £9 per acre, terms arranged. 600 Acres, 6 miles from town, all in grass excepting 75 acres bush. Now wintering 1200 sheep and 50 cattle. Divided ijito 7 paddocks, cottage, whare, and woolshed. Price £8 15s per acre, £I6OO cash required. Wairarapa District. 7SO Acres* near Woodville, sheep country, now wintering 1000 sheep and 100 cattle - which can be taken at valuation. Good 5-roomed house, large woolshed, dip, etc. 2 miles from town and J mile from Ecbool and creamery. Price £8 per acre, terms £IBOO cash. IS3O Acres, near Kimbolton. Splendid sheep country, and suitable for subdivision. House of 9 rooms on the property, whioh is well watered. All undulating and great fattening country, best in the district. Price £l3 per acre, terms arranged. 300 Acres, near Eketahuna, all m grass except 25 acres which is shelter bush, 50 acres cropped. 6 paddocks land undulating, stream right through property, fronted by river, never flooded. Carries 750 sheep and 40 cattle in winter ter. J mile from creamery, good roads, wire fenced, 4-roomed house, woolshed, dairy and stable. Price, £8 15s per acre, £7OO cash. Wanganui District. 20,000 acres between Shannon and Fox to a, rich flat alluvial land, except about 200 acres of rolling downs, all in grass, well fenced and sub-divided. Will easily carry 3 sheep per acre besides cattle. Buildingo consist of cottage, woolshed, yards and dip. Price, £lO per acre. Terms. 3200 Acres. 2 miles from the main trunk liiie, all solid bush, estimated to contain 8 million feet of rimu, matai, white pine, and totara. Native land. The cutting rights are obtainable for a long term of royalty. The royalties asked are : —Tofara 2s, rimu and matai Is, white pine 6d per 100 feet, but the natives may accept less. Auckland District. 659 Acres near Hamilton, all rich reclaimed swamp and all ploughable, 200 acres in grass, balance unimproved, ti-tree, fern, rushes, and rougn grass, 3 miles of boundary drain, 3-roomed cottage just built, 1 mile of road frontage, well placed for sub-division, half-mile from creamery, post- office and school, 6 miles from station. Adjoining land elands at £l2 10s per acre, A very cheap property. Price, £4 per acre, terms arranged. 257 Acres near Whangarei, good dairy farm, flat, and all in grass, 7roomed house with every convenience, dairy, separator house and separator, 18-bail cowshed, barn, stable, coachhouse, implement shed, pig-styes, calfhouso, etc. Milking 80 cows Factory takes cream. Price, £lO per acre. Onetliird cash. Razor Stropping Machine. BE STOP'S PATENT. MANY gentemen are unable to successfully strop a razor. They continually cut and destroy the strop, and oft< times damage and spoil a good razor, This is frequently '.he case with fine hollow ground razors. All the drawbacks incidental to this want of dexterity and experience may be avoided by the use of this very ingenious invention—the Beston Patent Stropper. By its aid the razor can bo carefully stropped, and a - fine edge always kept, without fear of damage either to the razor or. stropper. It is almostauio matic in action, and so simple is the onstruction, that the most unskilled can use it at first attempt. On the grounds of economy, it will be found the cheapest and most perfect razor stropper ever introduced. A. WHITE" & CO. HAIRDRESSERS & TOBACCONISTS QUEEN STREEP, MASTERTON.