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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9046, 4 February 1908, Page 2

H9M >HiU!ttfcMHM £4,500 Acres at £2 an acre. Government Small Grazing Eon, (1892 Act.) Rent 6d an acre. Acres, felled and grassed with IUU best of English grasses, 150 acres felled ready to burn, 2,500 acres good native grasses, 1,150 acres in good mixed bush. New totara and wire fences subdivide the property into 7 or 8 paddocks. There are 300 acres fiat, the balance all being ridcable. Splendidly watered by permanent streams. Wintered last winter 4,(J00 big sheep—half ewes. Soil is strong rich loam resting on papa formation, will carry 7,000 sheep when the rest of the place is in grass. (This will only cost another 15s an acre over the whole.) It is part of the famous Awarua block, and is without question the cheapest property on the market at the present time. The tenure is the best leasehold the Crown offers. Lessee has perpetual right of renewal every 21 years with compensation for improvements at the end of any 21 yearly period should ho elect to discontinue occupation. Situated 1G miles from Utiku railway station. Main Trunk Lino properties are justly in immense favour and are rapidly rising in a c ilue. Opportunities of purchasing a large area'of bush land are now almost past, and no better chance than this will ever present itself again. Early application is necessary, as the property will soon be taken. Apply NOW. TaShape.