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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 9011, 21 December 1907, Page 8

[T H. CRUICKSHANK, LAND & GENEEAL COMMISSION AGENT, House, 3-rooms, scullery, passage, new, ■l-acre land. Price ,£240, mortgage ,£145, bal.uiee .£95 cash. 1678 House, 5-rooms, bathroom, pantry and kitchen, all conveniences. 21 perches land. Guy Street. Price £465, terms .£lls cash. Balance 6 percent. 1679 100 Acres, close to Masterton, 4-roomcd Hjhouse, dairy and outbuildings, 5 padgjdocks, 40 acres in crop, 90 acres can be I'fploughed, well-watered. Price £22 per acre, easy terms if desired. |L 1677 1000 acres, Wairarapa, largfT family [I dwelling, all flat and ploughable, nice clumps of native bush. The finest crops of rape and turnips grown in the Wairarapa are grown on this property. All necessary outbuildings. Price £lB per acre. Stock at valuation. 1674 7SS Acres, Wairarapa, cottage 2 rooms, 300 acres in grass, balance in bush, noncarrying 500 sheep, 50 cattle. Price £5 5s per acre. 1673 185 Acres, Masterton, 6-roomed house, 3 paddocks, carrying 2 sheep besides cattle, good road. Price £9 per acre. 1672 234 Acres, Picton, water frontage, 90 acres in bush, balance in grass, 5-room-ed house, dairy, yards, dip, now carrying 145 grown sheep, 119 lambs, 9 cows in full profit, 6 calves, 1 Crown Separator, 2 pigs. Small jetty for boat, 4 miles from Picton, good fishing, .1 mile • from school. Splendid orchard in full bearing, now loaded with fruit. .£lO was taken last year for fruit sold. Price as going concern £I6OO. This is a golden opportunity for a man with small family. IHE UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY, Ltd, FIRE AND MARINE. Head Office; Svdnev. Incorporated 1862. Capital £CCO,CCO RZ. Branch: PRINCIPAL OFFICE-WELLINGTON. N. Eeid (Chairman), M. Kennedy, and B. O'Connor^ JAB. S. JAMEBUJN" „ Resident Secretary W. H. CRUICKSHANK, Perry Btreet Masterton. 17-ANTED TO SELL-Half Share in Dairy Faim. Price £4OO. £250 cash. Mi]kirgss cows. Grarct chance for energetic young farmer. 32a fAMBTON QUAT. WELLINGTON. DALGETY & CO..^.TD.. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS, WOOL ANDgPBODOCE BROKERS. WELLINGTON, MASTERTON, MARTINBOROCGH, EKETAHUNA, PAHIATUA.

fE Again to offer our services as t j Seliiog Brokers for lhe coming season. We can offer our clients every convenience (or showing their wool to the best advantage, and our new Wellington Wool Store is pronounced by experts to b3 among the most up-to-date m*ATistralasia. Shipment to London can be made by steamer or sailer at owner's option. The quantities of wool sold by the Company last season Me far in advance of all previous records. - SALES 1906-7 1905-6 Sales in Colonies 264,389 209,913 Shipped to London 67,936 71 094 Totals .. 332,325 281.C12 Increase for past vcar totalling 50,713 Bales. Full advance made against cl'ps when required. GOOD WOOL MEANS TOP PRICE. To get Gcod Wool use QUfBE&X'S DIP. Consign your wool tj Dalgety and Co, Ltd.,' WELLINGTON. LAND AGENTS, Pahiatua. Acre dairy farm, 10 chains oil i'acy tory, school and P. 0., nearly all plounliable, 5-roomecl house, cowshed, pardon, etc. The cheapest dairy farm in the district sit JJIG per acre for _thc freehold. Dairy herd at valuation. "* *) Acres, within 5 minutes walk of the ./O Pahiatua railway station, all ploughable. 8-roomed house with every possible convenience. Nice garden and orchard. Splendid soil. Freehold =£2o. Good'terms. )10U at Is per acre, 30 paddocks, modern 10-roomed house; 4 seta jards, good metal road, woolshed for6shearere K night pens for 500 eheep, good twosheep country,- 200 acres Hat, 11 mitea from good market. Freehold £lO 10s. Leasehold given in. A sound investment.