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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8412, 30 April 1907, Page 8

To Far»mer»s— Bend these proper tiss, they ai e till bargains. If any of idem suit jou, write or call on us and we shall be pleased to supply you with full pari tieulars. ii\f* Acres, Sheep country, 9 miles ItrwO from town, 380 acres grass, hush, 50 acres nloughable. Owner will guarantee it to carry '2k t sheep, welt-fenced ami subdivided and watered, all fencing toUra, whave. Only £8 per acre. Terms. Kf\ Acres, Masterlon 2 miles, all in t)\J grass with the exception of 10 acres crop, the best of land will grow anything. All pluughable. 7 paddocks. No buildings. Trice, £3O per acre. \Q. Acre-. Dairy farm, close to cream'O ery, school, P.O. and railway, (5 walk). G roo.ned house, cowsded 10 bails, wham, loft, liaytihed, good orchard and porde". Will carry 30cows all the yea-'. Price £l7 por acre, term.) )&\J grass, brtlnnco bush. Gun? 2 sheepbesides citnlo, 4 paddocks, weilfoncedand watered, Whare, 3 rooms k-rire £7 10s per acre. Term', arlanged. )O\J sown down. 200 acre 3 ploughable. 10 paddocks well watered and fenced. Real good fastening country. Owner wintered 3 sheep last winter. Price £ll per acre. 9(\(\ Acres, sheep country, 170 acres tf\J bush, balance grass, small portion ploughable. Subdivided into 6 paddocks. Property now carrying 3,000 sheep, 100 head of caHie. a roomed whare and woolshed. Priee £ti 10s per acie. £ISOO cash required.

Land, Stock, and Station M.iSTERTON & CARTEKTON. »*qm THE PREMIER ESTATE AGENTS OF 'THE COLONY. GREY D PEATHERSTOtf BTKEETB Wellington, AND AT HEREFOED STEBBT, Chnistchupch. HAVE YOU WRITTEN TO EAST AND EAST ; ARE you looking for a purchaser for that place of your 6 ? Don't you think it possible that we might have jus* the client who is looking for just such a place as yours ? Don't you see how it is to your advantage to plar o it in our hands direct ? How, having cilices in both Christchurch and Wellington we tap the whole colony thus having a double field of operation. If you haven't written to us, won't you DO IT TO-DAY. Giving us particulars and pries and let us show you what we can do ? The following four properties are' genuine money-making farms and should appeal strongly to all desirous of purchasing a farm. 4,J500 Acres, Bangitikei, almost all in grass, splendid fattening country, carries 2J sheep per acre and about 1,000 cattle. Well watered, fenced and subdivided. 2 good, 6-roomed houses with stables, 2 woolsheds, 4set3 sheep yards, dip, etc. £9 per acre. Terms arranged. £2)230 Acres, Bangitikei, 1,300 in grass, all well fenced, watered and subdivided into 12 paddocks, carries 2 sheep per acre, in good district few miles from store, post offiie,' echool and creamery, 10 miles from station. Good road. Only £4,850, Terms arranged. 550 A.cres, Auckland, 440 acres gras°, all fenced and subdivided, 15 acres crop, light sandy loam soil, house in good order, stables, stockyard, pig«t?es. liood house with all necessaries for extensive poultry farming, including 3 incubator houses, brooder house, 90 x 28, duckling hursery and all necessary sheds and outbuildings. £0 per acre. 1 ,300 Acres, South Island. A particularly choice farm, carries 4 sheep to the acre. Almost entirely in grass, I'OOO acres ploughable, 250 acres in crops. Well-watered and fenced, with good house, wharo and all necessary outbuildings. £25 per acre. Terms arranged. MASTERTON PERMANENT INVESTMENT and BUILDING SOCIETY IHB Society Ib prepared to receive MONEY ON DEPOSIT at tue iolowing rates : Twit** Mosthb «■ par oeoi, Six Months •"* 4 Datb' Notiqj 4. B, Keith, Man ioi