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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8875, 8 November 1907, Page 8

Auctioneers' Notices. For Private &»!©• HANDSOME Suite in plush saddloDags, 9 pieces, Divan Easy Chair nicely upholstered, handsome Carved Hall Stand with bevelled glasS, large Ducbess Chest-, Kauri Chest of Drawers, two Small Chests, Duchess Pair, WashsUnds, Large Dining Table, Wicker and Rattan Chairs. Folding Chairs, Lounpeß and Easy Chairs, Double and Singlo Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Wire nni Sp'ing Mattrasses handsome Carved Wardrobe, Dresser, Occasional Tables, Meat Safe, Child's Cot, 'Whatnots, Hearth Rugs, Music Stand, also a confiderable quantity of other useful .Household Furniture and Effects. 'These goods have only been in use about three months, and are practically now and •'n first-class order. Thsy havo been placed with us for private sale, and are now open for inspection as the Rooms, On account of the owner leaving the district, a very low figure has bean plac. d on them. J. R. NICOL, Auctioneer, Bannister Stree-. Dalgety & Go 's Offices, MASTER! ON. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. At 2 p.m. GREAT LAND SALE OK Martinborough Town Properly. ACHES () 4j Aor.Bß o<1 K A VALUABLE .BUILD- 1 K. A IOU IN'G SECTIONS. I?JU NOTE—Within Three Minutes Walk of Post Office. A Glii?AT CHANCE IN REAL ESTATE IN PROSPEROUS WAIRABAPA. Messrs d algety & co. have bean instructed by the owner, Mr E. G. Harris to sell at their Queen Street Offices on SATURDAY, November 23id, at 2 p m., the sub divisiou of this valuable town propeity, in quarter-acre and twoi ere lots. IVSartinbofOugh, a Wlost Rising Towiii At the pre-cnt t : me Martinborough is one of tho most rising inUnd towns in tbe Dominion. Its population has doubled itself in a few years. It lies in the centre of a most prolific land district, equal to that of Uawkb's Ba~, and with further settlement the place must become a hive of industry. Already the town boasts a boot manufactory; while two cheese factories have been established theie within tbe past few months, "here are regular stcck sales, several banking institutions, and many handsome business plac:s. Railway Communication. Martinborough ia just now twelve miles from the railway line, but its trade is advancing at such a rapid rate that there has already be on tallc of railway conimun'cition. The residents are fo confident on the subject that they have offered to construct tte line at their own expense-, and to had the whole thing to the Government, and accept 3 per cent, for the money invested. How Land Values have Increased in Martinborough, Ju at to give an instance of how land values have increased in Martinborough, it may be mentioned tbat town property which four y< ars aoro was selling at £IOO the quarter acre, was sold some weeks tg i at £6OO the quarter-acre, or £lO per foot, representing cn Increase of SOO pen cant, in four yeans. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ON REAL ESTATE: - "Every person who invests in wellse'ected real estate in a growing section of a prosperous community, adopts the surest and atfest method of bscoming independent, for real estate i 3 the basis of all wealth." This Land is High and Dry. These sections are high and dry, and tbey will be sold in areas of from a quarter to two-acre lots. The Terms are Easy, Read Them. The terms are easy and within the reach of any saving man: —lo per cent, on fall of the hammer; 10 at 6 months; "10 at 12 manths, and the balance for 5 years at 6 per cent. / Discount for Cash. There will be a discount of 5 per cent, for cash. • For lithographic plans and further 1 articulars apply to DALGETY & CO., LTD , Mas erton, Auctioneers. Or any Bra iches, or the Vendor. BUY your Property SELL your Property Through R. E. HOWELL I b iry Street, - - Masterton, At ctioneens, Land, Estate, & Finanical Agents. 908 Acreß, Martinborough district, all in grass rxcept shelter, good sheep "country now carrying 900 ewes .and c ittle and enn be made to carry double the ft"ck with very little improvements. Buildings, wbare and shedp, yards, 2 paddocks, well watered. Price including •>tock £4 per acre. 501 "7,500 Acres, situated nbout 50 miles from Masterton, 4,500 acres in grass, balance felled shrub and bush, will carry 2 sheep well, good homestead, etc. Price £5 per acre, stcck at valuation. . 562 40Q Acres, 300 acres in good grass and 100 bush carrying 2| sheep per acre, divided jnto 2 paddocks, and watered by pennanent creeks, all good Jand and three-parts ploughab'.e. Puce £7 10? per acre. 518 <52 Acres, 3 minutes' walk from Martinborough P. 0., all gocd dry land with a shingle subsoil, and would be very Buitfible for building sites, as it lies on the right sidt of the town, and is very suitable for cutting up. Piice per acre £SO. Terms. . 563 *2OO Acres gcod sheep and dairying country, 11 miles from Masterton, all in grnpo, well vate-ed, and divided into 3 padd)cks by good fences, 3 roomed cotr.»<th una ou building?, yards, etc. Price £1,050. 504 It>7 Acres, deep river-made soil, and somo of the ricbe&t soil in tho Wairarapa, which docs not flood to any extern, 1 mile from school and 2 from P.O. ant) factory, all in grass exoept 1G Hcresofciop, carrying stock at present, 50 c ws, besides horses, etc., new 5 roomed house end numerous outbuilding?, 10 paddocks, yords, etc. Price on ipplicfction. 555 R. HARRIS, Representative.

Masterton Permanent Investment and Building Society. THE Foeiety is prepared tc receive MONEY ON DEPOSIT at the following rates: TWELVE MONTHS 4- Pep Cent. SIX MONTHS .. 3J „ 3 DAYS NOTICE .. 3 „ J, B. KEITH, Manager.