Auctioneers' Notices. Masterton Auction Mart. FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 17th and 18tli January, at 2 p.m. JE. NICOL will sell, on account of • Mr Eussoll D. Martin, who is closing his Blenheim business,, a firstclass assortment of DRAPERY and CLOTHING, including Dress Material, Cretonne. Silesia, Galatea, Sheeting, Print, Curtains, Damask, Quilts, Table Covers, Blankets, Towels, Flannels, Flannelettes, Rugs, Hosiery, Shirts, Jerseys, 50 pairs Tweed Trousers, 24 Men's Suits, Box Suits, Coats, Fancy Goods. The clothing is the best colonial— Kaiapoi and Wellington Woollen Co. Goods on view from Thursday. Inspection invited. Clearing Sale of Furniture. TUESDAY, 21st JANUARY, at 2 p.m. T' 11. NICOL, favoured with instr.ie- • tions from Mrs Butler, will s'll at the residence, Wriglcy Street, the wlnle of her nearly new and well-;elect.>d furniture and effects. Further particulars on Monday. WAIRARAPA AUCTION MALT. SATUEDAY, JAN. 18th, at 2 o'clock. y> E. HOWELL & CO., LTD., will A « sell by auction on account of two persons leaving the district —Piano, Sidiboard, Duchess Chests, Chests Drawers, Beds, Bedding, Chairs, Dining Table, Linoleums, Couches, Hearth Rugs, Jam Jars, Shooting Gallery, Strength Testers, Garden Tools, and General Furniture; also, Poultry, Produce, and Dog Cart. .TAIKARAI'A T AND AGENCY MASTERTON. '/' SO Acres freehold, agricultural and dairying land, all in grass and crop, and only 7 miles from Masterton, l.\ miles from railway station, post and telephone office, school and creamery, • all practically level, well watered and fenced into 2G paddocks. Buildings are very complete, which comprise two 8-roomed houses and one (i-roomed, respectiyely, with ail conveniences. Stabli:s, barn, sheds, yards, etc., good level metal roads. And this fine pro£2o per acre. Terms as per mutual arrangement. ELI SMITH, MASTERTON. A CHEAP FARM WAIRARAPA. 1 75'0 acres, l.\ miles from Railway Station, owner leaving district, 20 pad•ks, :» houses, (2 of 8 rooms and one of 0 rooms), all necessary outbuildings; 135 acres in crop, balance in English Grasses. PRICE ONLY £2O PER ACRE This is probably the Cheapest Farm le whole District. hhohb 32a LAMBTON QUAY WELLINGTON, A WELL.APPOINTED anul improvXX. Ed dairy farm, consisting of 103 acres with good |6-roomed dwelling; trapshed; storeroom; good cowshed; pigstyos, etc. 2 sheltered paddocks for calves. Subdivided intoJ[7 paddocks, weli-watore.l, G acres good native bush reserved for shelter. Nicely planted around homestead with various kinds of shelter trees, good garden, and lawn. The farm carries 43 cows easily. Price £25 per acre. £IOOO can remain at 5 per cent. If you. want a dairy farm or graziiu •un write at once to Wewton King, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, EW PLYMOUEII Sc STRATFORD. ESTABLfSHED 187&.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9030, 17 January 1908, Page 8
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