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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 9137, 13 July 1908, Page 3

Lancia for Saie HUSBAND BROS. LAND AGEA'To, PAHIATUA. FARMS FOE SALE. 254: Acres, 190 acres L.1.P., G1 acres trochoid, nil in grass unci well divided, liitii' il.il, 30 aor«js plougiuu, oauiaoe low hills, lirst-ciasu dairy and sheep tiirm, close to Pahiatua, 7-roomed house, good cowshed and ;wi necessary outbuildings. Also, 100 .teres leased at 9s per acre can be taken over by purchaser. Price, .£2O lus per acre tor freehold, and owner's interest in L.I. P. Included in the price are 50 good dairy cows, horse, cart, harness, and milk cans. JJ3,000 can remain at 5 per cent. 958. IV© Acres, freehold, all in grass, ring fenced and divided into 1U paddocks, well watered, 100 acres ploughable when stumped, 5 roomed house, 12 stalled cowshed, harness room, cart shed, etc., 2 miles from Pahiatua, 1 mile from school and creamery. Prico per acre, which includes 50 dairy cows, 1 bull, horse, cart and harness, 25 pigs, milk cans, milking plant, etc. JJL7 U can remain. 103(3 137 Acres, freehold, all in grass, divided into 10 paddocks, woll watered by river and creeks, half balance undulating, about 30 acres been ploughed, 6 roomed house, cowshed, implement shed yards, etc., 1 mile from railway, \ mile and creamery. Price, iJIB 10 per acre. £11)00 can remain at 5 per cent, lor 5 years. 1011 935 Acres, freehold, all in grass, divided into 4 psnldocks, well watered by running streams, 4-roomed house, within i mile of creamery, school and choose factory. Prico Jcio per aero. .£4OO cash. 105-4 ©e Acres, lreehokl, all in grass, 10 acres been cropped, all ploughable, divided into 7 paddocks, weil watered, 4-roomed house, 6-stalled cowshed, etc. One mile from school and creamery. Price iJIB per acre. J21235 can remain. 1043

R. BADDELEY & CO., (Opposite J. Paul and Co.). VICTOKiA AVENUE, WANGANUI FABMS. 197 acres, Kaimate, Inglewood, 13 paddocks, about 70 acres ploughable, balance rolling country, well fenced, metalled roads, 2\ miles from school, creamery, 7 J miles from railway station, carry uO cows, 4-roomed house, milk sheds, yards, etc. L.1.P., rent £7 per annum. Goodwill .£l2 10s per acre, including 31 cows, 3 breeding sows, 1 stumping jack, 1 dray, 1 cart, harness, 2 hor&es, '1 ploughs, and milking cans. 5000 acres, Wanganui .District, 200 acres in bush, well fenced, metalled roads, carry 2,} to 3 sheep, 2 good houses, wool shod, and every convenience for working place. Price i-9 per acre. Stock at valuation. Terms arranged. 1354 acres, Tarata, 1,220 grass remainder bush, 7* paddocks, well watered, about 200 acres ploughable when stamped, mostly totara fences, good metal roads, 6 miles school, store, creamery and telephone, railway station 10 miles, carry 2 to 2J sheep, at present carrying 2000 sheep besides cattle, good o-roomed house, stable, tool house, woolshed, yards dip, orchard, etc. Price -£(J 10s per acre. i;:i(i0o can remain on mortgage at 4.J per cent for 5 vears. 1734 acres, Urenui District, about 000 in grass, balance bush, 6 paddocks, about 400 acres ploughable when stumped, 3 miles school,!) miles creamery, and 5 railway station, carry sheep and cattle, wliare, yards, cottage being built. Price .£BOOO. First mortgage .£IOOO, 5 per cent for 5 years, second mortgage JE2&OO at 5.', per cent

for '1 years. 400 acres, Tututawa, 200 acres in bush, 3 acres ploughed, a good deal ploughable, (j paddocks, post, wire, and stabs fencing, metalled roads, 3.V miles from school, creamery, and railway station, carry 2.} sheep and young stock, 200 acres O.R.P. at 355, 20l> acres L.I. 1\ at £7 per annum, t-roomed house, 18 bail cowshed. Price jEIISoO, mortgage „ESOO j tonus given for balance. 254 acros, Urenui, 130 in grass, G paddocks, sheep proof fencing, running streams, metalled roads, within 4 miles, school 2 miles, 11 miles post ollice, creamery on place, Si-roomed cottage, good yards and bails, carry 3 sheep and dairy cows. Price j£3 15s per acre, ,£240 mortgage to Government advances to settlers. '

rnms Horse looks comfortable in his X Cover. Why? liecuuse it won't siut't. It is so liiauo th.Lt it won't come oil'. It cannot be lolled oil", or kicked oil, uiut litoLs twice ;is long ;is others. '\)ine and see them beloi'o buying. JAS, ELLIOTT, Sj DDLEE, and haeness makee 21ASTERTON. A E N O M N G

TEAS, rnjJKV are really appetising because I seductively rich, iragrant and revivifying. They are truly economical because, you know, they require considerably less in the brewing than other tens, being of full strength. Take'l'iger Tea at/ 1/8, for instance. This is quite the lowest price for a tea of equal value in the Dominion. The 1/10 Tiger is undoubtedly equal to any 2/- tea on the market. While the 2/- Tiger is so superior tc any other that we believe you'll never go back to the brand you are using once you |,i/ it. If you want the best, get Tigor. All grow.-1s sell it, 1 D E" TIGER" D £ ' E R TEA. R O R O R S O m m E E