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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3012, 8 October 1908, Page 8

Lands for Sale. Two Paying Sheep Farms. ■735 acres, well grassed flat land, substantially fenced into 11 paddocks, watered by races in every paddock. The whole has been ploughed and laid down in the best grasses. Buildings consist of new N-roomed house, woolshed, cowshed, and sheep yards. Title L L.P., rent 2s Dd per acre. This property carries 1.100 to 1200 sheep all winter, and I'iOO in summer. Kail way 10 miles, j.ost, town, school, creamery, and sal<! yards, 2 miles. Price, JSG per aero •, term!, about /-io' 0 cash. 729* 650 aires, 80 acres now in oats and wheat, luO acres ploughed and ready for sowing turnips and rape ; 0 paddocks, well watered ; buildings, 3roomed cottage, stable, loft, whare and sheep yards. The whole of the property is ploughable, and consists of low lulls and flats, and has wintered 2 sheep per acre on grass alone. Title, L.1.1'., rent, 4s 7d per acre. Situated 0 uiilos from railway and 2 miles from town, school, saleyards, ereameiy, etc. Price, £2400, ihcludirig.growing crops and the sowing of rape and turnips. We know both of these properties, and recommend them for inspection. They are situated in Hawke's Pay, and aie good money-making farms. Harcowt and Co., , LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS A SHAIUiBIIOKEIIS, Lambton Quay, Wellington.

Sheep & Dairy Farm PRACTICALLY GIVEN AWAY. PRICE: £3 10s per aero. TEEMS: JCBOO cash, balance 5 p.c. for 5 years. The property consists of about 700 acres that carry 1 sheep to the acre; about 250 acres splendid river flats, and goo 1 * rape and turnio country ; about 8 miles good fencing, splendid water supply by frontage to river, and also permanent streams. Nearly all in irrass, part under crop. This property :s handy to the Wellington' market, and the milk is supplied to Wellington buyers at a profitable price. DAIRY FARM—I2O ACRES. Splendid depth black soil, well grassed all the year, carried last season and wintered 40 cows and 50 sheep, well watered ; new house of 6 rooms, cowshed 6 bails, etc. ; bandy to creamery and school. Price, £' •"> per acre. Terms —.£7OO cash, balance at 5 per cent for 5 years. Auctioneer, Land, Estate, Insurance, & Financial Agent. BANNISTER STREET, MASTERTON. S. R. EDWARDS, Property Department. . R. NICOL,

AIIONSTEFS POST OFFICE AUCTION MART. OUR accomodation fov produce and poultry sales is the most extensive in the district. Being connected with the meat trade we are enabled to get tho best price going for 1 poultry ana produce. Out Door safes conducted in any part of the town or district. We hold sales twice weekly. We have f t>r sale all sorts ot seeds and plants ill oar rooms. Phono 258.

WHITE'S Sheep-dipping Fluid EVERY fanner is anxious to got the best price for his wool, and knows that to got a GOOD CLIP he must use a GOOD jjIP. White's Dipping Fluid will give you healthy sheep, and well-grown, clean, soft, bright and lustrous fleeces — the kind that demand the highest market prices. Bead these few testimonials and watch this space for others : Waiorongomai, July 2,">th, 1005. Ee White's Dip. I have now used it for several years, and have always found it most satisfactory. There is 110 trouble in mixing if, and after dipping, the wool soon recovers and oecomes soft and bright.— Yours,etc., Alibied 3latthf*vs. Lagmhor Estate, Ashburton, 20th July, 1906. To Wm. White, Esq., Kaikora, H.B. Dear Sir, —Extract from "Weekly Press" dated July 18th, 1006: —'"171 bales 31 M Lagmhor wool went to America at 15'> d lor A half-bred, and even the crossbred fetched lid., the wool being superb in every particular." Lagmhor for 5 years has used White's Dip; you see the result. —Pro G. A. M. Buckley, llknry Fohd. Siberia, August 27th, 1005. Dear Mr "White.—l have very great pleasure in testifying to the excellent quality of your Dip. I cannot speak too highly of it, and believe it to be the best Dip on the market. I have used your Dip only for over ten years on the Kereru station, and unfil 1 parted with it. I have also been using it here for the last six years, and this season the wool from Siberia brought the highest price of any wool from the Manawatu District.--Yours sincerely, Arthur Harding. Principal Agents for Wairarapa— W.F.C.A., LTD.

J) ALGETY & CO., LTD., MASTERTON, and the W.F.C.A., LTD., will hold Monthly Sales of WOOL, SKINS AND HIDES jit THEIR RESPECTIVE WOOLSHEDS, MASTERhON, Next Sale, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1908. Entries now being received. i