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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9024, 10 January 1908, Page 3

& Co. LAND ANO FSTATE AGENTS AND GENEKAL EEGISTEY OFFICE. TEOAD STEEET, PALMBBSTON N. I SOO Acres, thoroughly drnined ewimp, I 10 paddocks in gr-ii-s, in crop thirf seascij, i 30 acres bir-ey, 150 antes in, r«pe, last j fe*eon fattened 800 lambs aiid (50 ewe*, carried 3 shctp to the acre. First class I stjd or fattening farm. On property good 9 roomed house, weolshed and [ y„rds, etc. PRICE PEE ACHE £H 10s. I Terms £2500 cash, balance as arranged. One of ibebai-t speculations in the «lis I tret. About 12 miles from Palmersfcon : North. Good u etalled road, few ohiv ns from railway. Correspondence prompt ly reeled to bona fides. 160 Acree, good dairy farm, 4-roonied house, creamery and school within half a mile, railway station orje and a-half milfs. Pjica £l7 per acre. Terms cash £3OO. TAUEANGA, 673J acre=, 535J O.E P. at 10s per acre, ] 50 acres L.I.F , and 83 acresfreabold, j i ing fenced, 135 acres cleared and in grass, wintered 150 head of cattle, balnnce heavy milling timber, very valuable su rui ding country carries similar timber, ro\alty cheap, small house on place. The own<>r has spent over £6OO on impro?emen's. Price £IBOO (another £292 to g iod) buys the frethold. Eeal bargain. [ 732 acres pood sfeeep and cattle country, i e-tafe to Palmerston, well fenced and subdivided into paddock-, new 9 roomed bouse with all neces-ary outbuildings. .Price £ll ptracre. Greater part of the purchase mo-iey can remain. \ 629 Acies freehold, Tauranga,3so acres hn-t class laud, subdivided into 10 '■■ paddoaks, all plougbabie and in grass, .' "/75 acres well-drained swamp, new 7- \ rcomed house, dairy, stable, cowshed • «nd outbuilding?, s-chool and P.O. close. ! Price £6 per ac e, £i6oo can remain. j 320 acres, L.1.P., all in grass, 200 i-cres \ plomhibie, 'plendidly watertd, 7 miles wre fencing uu the place, smtll house i ■with s'ockydtda and outbuildings, j he-tal £8 10i per annum, school, P.O. j and creamery within 5 minutes, . £4 per acre, half cash. ! Hcupes and peotions ia all parts of fee town to pick from cheap. Also a few good hotels l

TADDY.dk Co. TADDY & Co. T AD DY AN D CO. ALL WHO SMOKE MYRTLE GROVE CIGARETTES SAY SO. They as»e the best. TADDY AND CO TADDY & Go. mi M\ TADDY & Co. OBTAINABLK FROM ALt WAS TE I TON TOBACCONISTS. I

EASILY CURE fl *! I MMttlffl On« gives reliet An increasing sale of over 80 years is a certain test of their value. Sold in tins everywhere.