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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9077, 29 April 1908, Page 3

*35 v TBADEXVIW Ml/ MARH OS WOT!-. mmmm C o w e>asss< *V UJ W) wC a ctf u be o c o JS a soil tho Edison Phonographs, tho most perfect sounding machine. Mr Edison's favourite invention, which contains all his new improvements, and sell it for cash, and on the easy pay raont'plan. We are now showing the new model with the big horn, tho Greatest Triumph in Phonograph making. Don't forget that Mr Edison is the inventor of the entire Phonograph idea, and that the Edison Phonograph is the original talking machine. T. Dwyer and Co., THE CENTRAL GAKAGE & TALKEKIES, MASTEETON. THONE No. 248. P O. BOX 21.

To Farmers Young and Co., Land and General Commission Agents, TE KUITI, jj~AVE now for immediate occupation Maori Leases from 300 acres ',o GOOO acres on easy terms Also Freehold, Leasehold (999 years), and O.R.P. Farms. Best Limestone Country. Write or Wire for Particulars. OUR MOTTO:—"WE NEVER SLEEP. YOUNG AND Co., LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, TE KUITI. NORTHERN LAND NIBBLE. CHEAP FREEHOLD. 1734 ACRES, all in best English grass, subdivided into 14 paddocks, all fenced with sheep-proof and practically new fences. 250 acres in turnips, which t are good for the season. H Railway runs through the estate for 2.J miles, find there Eire two stations within a 'mile of the homestead giving three trains daily both to and from Auckland. First-class sheep and cattle markets. The carrying capacity of the land is quite 2 sheep to the acre, as there is no waste land ; every acre is ploughable and can bo readily improved. The altitude is 350 ft above sea-level, and the country is composed of easy rolling downs. The homestead comprises a good !)-roomed residence, and is situated close to main road and railway, and nearly in centre of estate. I here are also mens cottages, stables, stock and sheep yards, all practically new and well constructed. This estate would cut up well into small dairy fanns. PRICE IS -_P- r 7 XOs PER ACRE. Good terms can be arranged. GILMOUR AND CLARKE, LAND & ESTATE AGENTS, (COFFEE PALACE BUILDINGS), NEW PLYMOUTH.

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