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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXIX, Issue 8321, 29 December 1906, Page 8

SATURDAY, 29th DEC, 1906, at 2 p.m. RE. HOWELL & CO., LTD., have a received instructions to sell by auction at their Mart, Perry Street, a quantity of Second-hand Furniture, including Carved Hall Table, Bedsteads, Spring Mattress. Wicker Chairs, Washstand-, Sowing Machines, Vapour Bath. Inval'd's Perambulator, Iron Safe, Dressing Tables, Couches, Step Ladders, Office Table, Lawn Mower, Jute Rugs, Gent's Bioycle and Lady's Bicyole ; also Sydney Palms, Peaches, and Poultry. ALGETY & CO., LTD. J MASTERTON, W. F. C. A, Ltd., Will hold Monthly Sales o! Wool, Skins, and Hides, AT I HFIE RESPECTIVE WOOLSHEDS, MASTERTON. Entries now being received. ESTAIE AGENT, .. MASTERTON. 100 Acres, Clarevile Good Dairj Farm. ■ rice £l7 per acre. Terms very easy. 91 Dwelling, Adam=i' Plstate, good residence, and only recently erected. Price low and terms easy. 92 Lansdowne, dwelling of nine rooms, 1£ acres land, all convtniences; a fine healthy situation. Price reasonable. 93 Beard's Estate, Manaia ; 1A acres land, fine building site. Terms exceptionally easy, and price low. 90 40 Acres, Upper Plain, Masterton, with large up-to-date dwelling. This is really a fine property, all the land being under cultivation. 89 1 OO Acres pood agricultural land, within 1$ mi.es of Post office, Masterton. Goud dwelling ami all necessarj outbuildings. 80 6 acr;s Land, Johnston Street, Masterton. A regular bargain. 85 8J Acres, fronting Nursery Road, Masterton, enly 1$ miles from Office. This is a choice property. 84 14£ Acres, Upper Plain, Masterton, divided into 3 paddocks, dwelling, cowshed, orchard. The land is of first-class quality, and the property two milts from Post Office. Price very reasonable. 101 Representatives W. SELLAR J. W. COCHRANE. J. E. BLADE. WAIRARAPA LAND AGENCY, Carterton. \ f\ f\ Acres, West Taratahi, 1 mile from ->\JV/ P. 0., school and creamery, all in grass and half been ploughed, carries 3 sbeep per acre, divided into 5 paddocks all well watered. Price £l2 per acre ; £SOO cash wanted. i/~i/"\ Acres, Upper Plain, Masterton >\J\J 100 freehold and 200 l.i.p. at 6s per acre rent, divided into 8 paddocks, 25 acres been ploughed, 1$ mile from factory, school, and post office, good 4roomed cottage, dairy, cowshed, washhouse with copper set in, and sbeep yards, all built of totara : good orchard, with macrocarpa hedges around the house. Price £1,250 tho lot; £350 cash wanted.' iK O A cres > one of the richest farms in JO \j Wairarapa, 1 mile from school, P.O. and factory, all level and ploughable land, and divided into 20 paddocks, well watered, will carry 3J to 4 sheep per acre, buildings first-class and insured for over £I,OOO. Price £2B, easy terms )OU 1J from factory, school, and P. 0.; all level and ploughable land, 150 acres in crop, divided into 14 wellwatered paddocks, will carry 2 sbeep. Tbis p'ace grows splendid crops of turnips. New 6-r. house and all necessary outbuildings. Price £l4, Easy terms arranged.

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