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w. LAND. H. CRUICKSMANK' T LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT :to let. WO 5 roofed Cottages, water, drainage and gng, tubs nnd copper. Eoijt11s per week. Close to railway station. SREEP AND DAIRY, FARM. 250 Acres, near Masterton, all necessary buildings, every convenience, ltuga plant ition, GO acres in c®!?, water races,, f-rice £ls per r,c:e. £2500 can remain at 5% for 4 ypars Balance cash. IGU CROPPING FARM. 23 A<yes, close to Masterton, house Grooms, 8-stalled stable and loosebox* grain ened 40ft x 20ft and other buildings. Full particulars on application. _ , 1613. 380 Acres, Masterton, dwelling j0 room", hot and cold water, 'bathroom, Btab'e, woo!shc-d, coach house, men'swhare. Wintered 1700 big sheer, 150 , cattle, and 20 horses. Plenty of good totira timlK-r. Price £lO per nor*. Terms. lro , 716 Aerep, Wairarapa, 6 paddccks, 40 acres in oats. StocK at present on property 750 sheep, 330 lambs, 120* cattle. Price a3going concern atoek, - given -im £4126. Eauy terms. 16511 CHEAP BUILDING SECTIONS. Two i-acre sjctions, Church Street, high and dry. Theso sections must increase in value. Price £llO each. The united insurance COMPANY, Ltd, FIRE AND MARINE. Bead Office: Sydney. Incorporated 1862. Capital £600,000 N.Z.Branch: PRINCIPAL OFFICE—WELLINGTON. N. Reid (Chairman), M. Kennedy, and B. O'Connor, JAS. S. JAMESUM Resident Secretary W. If. CRUICESHANK, Agent, Perry Street Masterton, Half Shape in Dairy Fas*m> W ANTED TO SELL—HaIf SJ ara' in Dairy Farm. Pace £4OO, £250 ca?h. Milking 55 caxs. Grai.d chanse fo* energetic young.farmsr. Orchard's FARM AWliS'c;V," 32a lAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON.

DALGETY & CO.. LTD.. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL AND PRODUCE BP.OKEBS. WELLINGTON, MASTERTON, MAR. TINBOROOGH, EKBTABUNA, & PAHIATUA. woojl. wo.or;. again beg to offer our services a3 * f Selling Brokers for ihe coming season. We C9n offer our clients every convenience for showing their wool to the best advantage, and our new Wellington Wool Store is pronounced by expert ? to bo among the most up todate in Australasia. Shipment to London can be made by steamer or sailer at owner's options The quantities of woo! sold by,, the Company last season are far in advance of all previous records. SALES 1906-7 1905-6 Sales in Colonies 264.389 209,918 Shipped to London 67,930 71694 Totals .. 332,325 " " 231,612 Increase for past year totalling Bales. . Full advancemad9 against clips when required. GOOD WOOL MEANS TOP PRICE. To get Good Wool use QUiBELL'S DIF^ Consign your wool t> Dalgety and Co, Ltd , WELLINGTON. jrvQ Acres, one of the best' dairy ■ -\J-& farms in the North Island. £6OO is taken off (his farm every yeat for milk alone, substantial improvements, close to the best factory in the district, and one mile from the railway station. Freehold, £24 per acre, about £6~O cash. ftfYA Acres, all in grass »and wireUUv/ fenced, good hau-e, 7 room?, woolshed, yards and dip, carrying 1,300 sheep, 850 lambs and 100 cattle. Price £7, Good taring arranged. Q1 QA Acres freehold and 320 E.R. OXO V/ at Is per acre, 30 paddocks, modern 10-roomed house, 4 seta yards, good metal road, woolshed forC shearer?, night pens for 500 theep, good twosheep c nmtry, 200 acres Hat, 11 miles from good market. Freehold £lO 10s. Leasehold given in. A sound investnient, HARE & DAVIDSON, SOLE AGENTS. PAHIATUA. *