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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9067, 16 April 1908, Page 8

Lands for Sale. PROPERTIES YOU SHOULD SEE BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE. S"7Q Acres, 12 miles from Huntcrville, all in grass excepting small area shelter bush, 5 paddocks well watered, well grassed, good easy sunny rolling country, 50 acres ploughable, 3-ioomed cottage, yards, etc., carried through last winter 130 sheep, 50 cattle, 15 horses. Price only £9 per acre. Firstclass terms can be arranged. 752 Acres, 10 miles from Mangaweka, comprising 304 acres 0.E.P., 418 L.1.P., 450 in grass, balance standing bush, 4-roonied cottage, good orchard, 5 paddocks, yards, sheds, dip, etc., 80 acres ploughable, balance very easy hills, carried through last winter 1450 sheep, 40 cattle and 8 horses. (This we guarantee.) Price only £l 10s per acre for goodwill. Terms illooo, balance arranged. SOMETHING GOOD. 2075 Acres, on Wanganui river, Maori Lease, 42 years at 1/3 per acre, 50 acres in grass, yards, dip, and orchard, school alongside, boats pass property daily and are as convenient as the railway, freight and fares the same. Good easy country of first-class quality, will carry two ewes to the acre when in grass. Price £ISOO. (Aotea Land Board Lease). 1700 Acres, Freehold, 700 acres ploughable, nice river flats, 20 paddocks, 9-roomed house, woolshod, dip, sheep and cattle yards, all the necessary outbuildings, 10 miles from railway, carrying 4000 sheep, 300 cattle, 150 horses. The cheapest place on the market. Price £l6 per acre. Terms .£OOOO cash. Ross & Macgregor, MASTEETON. BROPHY & MOWLEM, Land and Estate Agents, There was a young farmer named Bliss Who to his young lady said " Sis, To Brophy we'll go, He can suit us I know," And we sold him a small farm like this : 05 Acres, all in grass, about three parts ploughable, six paddocks, watered by springs, 5-roomed house, eight-hail cowshed, 2 miles from school and creamery. Price £ll 10s per acre. .£450 cash, balance 5 per cent. Carry 35 cows. 1597

This is just thn right thing, say, for sheep; Nearly three to the acre I'll keep. Read the item below— It's a good place wo know, In fact, we consider cheap. 720 Acres, undulating and hilly, well fenced and sub-divided into numerous paddocks, permanent water, good 8-roomed house, insured for .£350, woolshed, dips, yards, handy to Pal in - erston. Price .£l2 per acre. £3OOO cash. 1896 RANGITIKEI ST., PALMERSTON N. LIMITED, PERRY STREET, MASTERTOP HAVE FOR SALE—--704 Acres, carrying 2 sheep, 8-roome house and outbuildings, 4 miles froi Masterton. Price, .£l2 10s per acr Terms. ( 5£ B*3 Acres carrying ever 2 shecsp, f roomed house, wool-shed, etc., G*niih from Masterton. Price, .£22 per acr Easy Terms. 57 6 Acres, Borough of Masterton, goo house, well watered, £750. E"« terms. 196 Acres, freehold, East Coast, carry ing 300 sheep besides cows, 5-roome house. £i 10s per acre. House, G rooms, 4| acres splendid lam I.', miles P. 0., shelter bush, orcharc .£7OO. House, 5 rooms, Queen Street, 3-acr garden. £375. £75 cash. 57 IN" your Sheep and Cattle, there i nothing to equal Bodmin Bros.' Drench. A FEW TESTIMONIALS. Strathalu, Hamna, Pahiatua, Oct. 28, 1902. Messrs Bodmin Bros., Hamuu. Dear Sirs. —Re Parasitoscidc. 1 drenched 200, the tail end of some 300 C lambs, with your Parasitoscidc lasi autumn, and though they wore very weak and debilitated when drenched, they came through the winter with a very light death rate, due, I feel certain, to the beneficial results from drenching. I intend using it this year (coming season) on all my lambs.—Yours truly, D. C. Yule. Mt. Curl, Hunterville, Dec. 1, 1903. Messrs Bodmin Bros. Dear Sirs,—Your Drench was used by me last season on my farm, and it has given me most satisfactory results. I am sending in my weaning order.—Yours truly, John W. Jenkins. " LOCAL AGENTS: J. D. Cruickshank & Co.. Ltd. LIME. LIME LIME. PTIHE Prices of Agricultural Liiuo will JL be as follows: (i 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). i-ton lots at rate of 22s per ton (10 sacks to the ton). CRUSHED LIME, 3s per ton over ab-.vo rates. Re Sacks.—Lime in fi-ton lots can be sent loose in the truck, or in sacks at (id per sack extra; or farmers may send their own sacks to be tilled. FREE RAILAGE.—The Government carries Limo for agricultural purposes free in truck loads of not less than O.tons to bona-lide farmers. THE MAURICEVILLE LIME CO. GEO. DRYDEN, Manager. DALGETY&Oa FOR SEEDS. RYE GRASS (Colonial and Imported) COCKSFOOT. ALSYKE. WHITE CLOVER. FIORIN. JED CLOVER. TIMOTHY, JOWGRASS. POAPRATENSIS ! CHEWING'S FESCUE. Etc., Etc. Call and inspect seeds in bulk, or rvrito 3i- samples. [OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.]