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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9040, 5 March 1908, Page 8

Lands for Sale. LANS), k J H. CRUICKSKAN|, LAND & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. 565 Acres rich fattening land, considered by experts to be the finest land in New Zealand. Price ,£23 l-.)s. 240 acres adjoining which is leasehold will bo thrown in. 1741 jLULO Acres, To Ore Ore, I;~rg> dwelling S rooms, stable, all pionghable, native bush, fine fattening farm. Price and terms on application. 1711 Dwelling, 3 rooms, -j-acre land, South: lioad. Price ,£240. Easy terms. 1678. Gentleman's Residence,Lansdowne, dwelling Brooms, bathroom,pantry, laundry, stable and orchard, Si-acres land, large plantation, about 12 chains frontage. Price <£1550. V--3LG Acres. Upper Plain, ."-room®! house, stable, trapshed, loose-box, 3 paddocks, 8 acres ploughed. Price ,£I3OO. 16al Acres, heavy land, 20 minutes drive from Masterton, half pionghable, two good dwellings, orchard, plenty of firewood, well watered. Price on application. 1Q25 SOS Acres, Bideford, dwelling 4 rooms and scullery, 6 paddocks, °now carrying 200 sheep, 30 cattle. Price £7 per acre. 1530 SO « A cres, close to Masterton, dwelling 7 rooms with every convenience, stable,, plenty good matai firewood, splendid, rich soil. Price £ISOO. * 1701 THE UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY, Ltd!. FIEE AND MARINE. Head Office: Sydney. Incorporated 18G2. Capita], £100,000.. N.Z. Branch: PRINCIPAL OFFICE : WELLINGTON. N. Reid (Chairman), M. Kennedy, and R. O'Connor. JAS. S. JAMESON, Resident Secretary. W. H. CRUICKSHANK, . Agent, Perry Street. Masterton.

TARANAKI. THE LAND OF CHEESE AND BUTTER. A nice dairy farm of 130 acres, all in grass, well watered and sub-divided, on flood road, about 2 miles to creamery, 3 acres in turnips, about 8 miles from, Stratford. Price ,£lB 10s per acre. Good terms can bo arranged. A grand farm of 2fil acres, on Oeo Road, Awatuna, highly improved, splendid fattening farm, always plenty of grass, splendid residence of 7 rooms, insured, for ~-50. To an energetic man good terms can be arranged. Only a nominal sum on the full value to be paid down. For terms apply at once. A first-class ready cash Grocery business,, cash over counter, no delivery, with up-to-date dwelling of 5 rooms, with large shop, double windows, Large store-rooms, stable, trap-shed, large hay-loft, pantry, wash-house, copper and tubs, W.C., gas, electric light and water connection. Through ill-health the owner is compelled to sell. This splendid business is in New Plymouth* Full particulars on application. A 200 acre farm at Waharoa, Waikato, 35 acres in grass, 11 acres ready to sow,, rest in liax, well drained land; improvements consist of 3-roomed cottage,, verandah, double brick chimney, large grain shed_2-l x 14, also cow-shed of 6 btiils, 2J miles from Waharoa Railway Station, on the Rotorua line, 2 miles to store and school, post office, creamery " and flax mill on adjoining suction, about 15 miles by road to Te Arohi. A splendid rising district. Title underLand transfer Act. Price £(5 per acre, terms can be arranged.

D. Charteris, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, New Plymouth. For health IN your Sheep and Cattle, there isnothing to equal Bodmin Bros.' Drench. A FEW TESTIMONIALS. Taihorea, Manawatu, Feb. 23,1907. I have much pleasure in recommending your drench after having used it for five seasons. It has proved most effective.. B. H. Slack. To Parae, Masterton, Oct., 1906. In answer to your enquiry re the efficacy of your drench, we have much pleasure in informing you that we have used it for two seasons past, and we. are extremely pleased with the result'/and have decided to use it in future when necessary.—H, G. &A. Williams. Kaumingi, Wairarapa, Nov., 1906. I have Used you drench for the past five seasons, and believe it to be a very good drench to use, and am certain it will always bo found very efficacious if used carefully. lam using 25 gallons at weaning time.—C. F. Vallanck. ■ LOCAL AGENTS: J. D. Cruickshank & Co. LIME. LIME LIIKE. rnHE Prices of Agricultural Lime will X be as follows 6 tons or over, 17s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). 3 tons or over, 18s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). 1 to 3 tons, 20s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). J-ton lots at rate of 22s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). CRUSHED LIME, 3s per ton over jilr.ve Ee Sacks.—Lime in 6-ton lots affile sent loose in the truck, or in sacks at (id per sack extra; or farmers may send their own sacks to be filled.

I'lvLL KAIL AGE.—The Govern m«nt curries Lime for agricultural purposes free in truck loads of not less than G tons to bona-fitle farmers. THE MAURICEVILLE LIME CO. GEO. DRYDEN, Manager. KEELING & muu-mums, LIMITED., AG RICULTURAL CONTRACTORS. E arc now prepared to make contracts for the I I ARVESTING A IST I) .PRESSI NG OF HAY. We arc also buyers of HAY, ami All Farm Produce. Rape, Turnip and Grass Seeds in stock FOR SALE. w AGENTS FOR— Dominion Shearing' Machines. Dominion Oil Engines. Sharpies Tubular Separators. OFFICES—QUEEN STREET. I