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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8408, 24 April 1907, Page 8

To Farmers— Bead these propeitiea, they are all bargains. If any of them suit you, write or call on us and we shall be pleased to supply you with full particulars. i CiP Acres, Sheep country, 9 miles X. f&\) from town, 3SO acres gras3, balance bush, 50 acres ploughable. Owner will guarantee it to carry 2J sheep, well-fenced and subdivided and watered, all foncing totara, whare. Only £6 per acre. Terms. K A Acres, Masterton 2 miles, all in 0\) grats with the exception of 10 acres crop, the besc of land will Rrow anything. All ploughable. 7paddoak3. No buildings. • Price, £3O per acre. AQ Aerc : . Dairy farm, close to cream*yo cry. Bchovl, P.O. and railway, (5 minutes walk). G roojied house, cowshed 10 bails, whave, loft, haysbed, good orclari and garden. Will carry SOcows all the year.. Price £l7 per acre, terms rC O A Acres, sheep country, 300 acres Or&\) grass, balance bush. Carry 2 sheep besides catUe, 4 paddocks, wcilfenced and watered. Whare, ii rooms, trice £7 10s per acre. Terms arranged. Acres, 6 miles from town. All t) O U sown down. 200 acres ploughable. 10 paddocks well watered and fenced. Real good fattening couutry. Owner wintered 6 sheep last winter. Price £ll perucre. (\(\ /\ Acres, sheep country, 170 acres tJtJ\J bush, balancegrjss. small portion ploughable. Subdivided into 6 paddocks. Property now carrying 3,000 •sheep, 100 head of cattle. 3 roomed whare and woolshed. Price £.) 10s per acre. £ISOO cash required.

fTTH^fHTT^niRin Land, Stock, arad Station Agents, MISTERTON & CARTERTON. mmmm EASi» THE PREMIER ESTATE AGENTS OF THE COLONY GREY A v -D f EiTHEBSTON STREETS Wellington, AND AT HEREFORD STREET, Chnistchurch. if ih miu 11 r u EE you contemplating se'linc that ~ farm of yours? Have you got it on our Li3t. Ho you realise that it may ba just tbe property we are looking for on be half of f-'ome enquiring client? Do you thoroughly understand how we hold such a strong hand in the buying and selling of farms? How, having ohics in both Wellington and Cbristchnrch, we luvc a double ti Id of operaticn mid >can find clients in the Souto Island who wish to emigrate to the North and vice versa? Diii't you tbirk it will be to your advantage to Put it in Out* Hands NOW. As a natural consequence of our great connection" we have on our bands some of Ul3 finest bargain farms in the colony and the followiog are certainly worth tpscial consideration. 140 Acres, Taranaki all choice rich river flat, all ploughable and all in grass ezcept 7 acres crop, good roads, creamery, railway, P.O. and town within 2 miles. Well-fenced and sabdivided into 12 paddocks, 1(5 bail cowshed, cart and implement sheds, pig styes, etc, Wellfinished house with every up-to-date convenience and fine garden and orchard. Stock includes about 50 cows in calf, 3 good horses 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. 1 60 Acre 3 Hawke's Bay. A nice little farm all in grass except few acres crops, excellent soil, all well-fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks, 6-roomed house with 10 btul cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. Adjoining creamery, and close to school and IJ.O.1 J .O. Adjacent property sold this month for £2O per acre. Will accept £lB. Terms arranged. SOO Acres, South Island, Rich loam country in first class district, nil in grass aird almost all ploughable, wdl-fencf d into 18 paddocks, carries 2 sheep per acre, horise, dips, woolslietl, etc. Pi'ico £ls per acre. Good terms. 250 Acres, South Island. Good farm, 200 acres in grass. GO acres in crops, all ploughable. £l4 per acre. Alfnedton Coach and Carrying Business. W F. HARDING, Proprietor, Ekotahuna, Coach Service — lEAVfcJS Alfredton 9.30 a.m., arrives j Eketahuna 11.30 ft.m. Leaves Ekfitahrma 2.30 p.m arrives 4.80 p.m.