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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8404, 19 April 1907, Page 8

Six Desirable Properties. . . To Farmers— Read these properfcioe, they are nil bargains. If any of them suit you, write or call on us and we shall be pleased to supply jou with full particulars. - i Art Afres, Sheep country, 9 miles from town, 3SO acres grass, balance bush, 50 acres ploughable, Owner will guarantee it to carry 2£ sheep, well-fenced and subdivided and watered, all fencing totara, wharo. Only £6 per acre. Tenus. Acres, Masterlon 2 miles, all in gravs with the exception of 10 acres crop, the bes; of land will grow anything. All ploughable. 7 paddoska. No buildings. Price, £3O per acre. AQ Acre-. Dfi : vy f'lrm, close to cream* t/O ery, schoj, P.O. and railway, -(5 minutes wnlk|. G roo ned house, cowshed 10bails, whaie, loft, hayshed, good orchard and garde". Will carry BOc-iws all the year. Pi ice £l7 per acre, term t Acips, she°p country, 300 acres grass, bdance bu.-h. Garry 2 sheep besidts cattle, 4 paddocks, wellfenced and watered, Whare, 3 rooms, frico £7 10s per acre. Terms arranged. Q Acres, C miles from town. All O fJ\J fown down. 200 acre* ploughable. 10 paddocks well watered and fenced. Ileal good fattening country. Owner wintered 3 sheep last winter. Price £.ll per acre. AAA Acres, sheep country, 170 acres bush, balance small portion ploughable. Subdivided into 0 paddocks. Property now carrying 3,000 sheep, 100 head of catcie. 3 roomed whare and woolshed. Price £i) 10s per acre. £ISOO cash required.

ROSS & GREENFIELD, Land, Stock, and Station Agents, M VSTERTON & CARTERTON. EAST and EAST. THE PREMIER ESTATE AGENTS OF THE COLO-NY. ' GREY AND i'EATHERSTON STREETS Wc!!in^ton. AND AT HEREFORD STREET, C hrastchuroh.

A, woi'tl fo fairmers. EE ,vou contemplating selling that kmi of yours? Have you got it on our Li t. Do you realise that it may b.a just ttic projerty we are looking for on bo half of borne enquiring client? Do you thoroughly understand how v/e hold such a strong hand in the buying atid selling of farms? Bow, having oilicr S in both Wellington and Chrislcbnrch, we hive a double iMd of operate 11 and can find clients in the Soush Island who wish to emigrate to the North and vice versa? D. n't you thi: k it will be to your advantage to Pat it In Owp Hands NOW. As a natural consequence of our great connection we have on our hands some of the finest bargain farms in Ihe colony and the following are certainly worth tpacial consideration. 140 Zeros, Taranaki all choice rich river flat, all plougbable and all in grass eicept 7 acreb crop, good roadg, creamery, 1 ail way, P.O. and town within 2 miles. Well-fenced and subdivided into 12 padd cks, 10 bail cowshed, cart and implement sheds, pig Btyes, etc. Wellfinif'hed house with every up-to-date convenience and fine garden and orchard. Stock includes about 50 cows in calf, 3 good hor.-es and 10 pigs, together with spring dray, gig, harness, plough, harrows and drills, etc., and all necessary tools and implements. Also included 78 contributing shares in neighbouring Dairy Co. The whole as a going concern at the remarkably low price of £25 per acre.

160 Acres Hawke's Bay. A nice little farm all in grass except few acres crops, excellent soil, all well-fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks, G-roomed house with 10 btul cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. Adjoining creamery, and close to school and P.O. Adjacent properly sold this month for £2O per acre. Will accept £lB. Terms ar'raiiged. GOO Acres, South Island, Rich loam country in first class district, nil in grass, ai'd almost all ploughable, well-fenced into 18 paddocks, carries '2 sheep per acrn, house, dips, wools-lied, etc. Pncj £ls per acre. Good terms. 250 Acres, South Island. Good farm, 200 acres in grass. GO acre 3in crops, all ploughable. £l4 per acre. Alf"@dton Coach and Carrying Business. W F. HARDING, Proprietor, Eketahuna. Coach Service—lEAVteS Alfredton 9.30 a.m., arrives s Ek*tahuna 11.30 a.m. Leavts Eketahuna 2.30 p.tn arrive? 4.30 p.m.