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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3031, 30 October 1908, Page 8

Lands for Sale, W. B, &go m ATJCTIONEEES, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE INSUEANCE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, i STREET, MASTEETON. The Oldest Established and Principal Agency in the Wairarapa. Furnished House Wanted. A LADY requires a comfortably furXJL nished house in Masterton for about six weeks from Christmas; 6-rooms and all conveniences essential. Forward full particulars, rent, etc., to Messrs W. B. Chennells and Co., estate agents, Mastertoa. ;. .. 11G2 acres, situated about 20 miles from Dannevirke, on good-metal road to within a mile of, property, and the money is voted forums work, which is ' to be put in hand at an, early date. Carries 2 sheep besides cattle per acre; divided infe ? paddocks, good hew ho'ise, woolshed, yards* dip, etc j 120 acres bush, balance /Price '-£7-.. 'peracre.; TermSliMor^agei\£Mo6# 5 per cent for 6 yoairs,. second r mort- v gage M%i at 5 cent for 6j years,' balance by arrangement. Owner, who is retiring, will exchange for smaller . farm of, say, 150 acres.* 4:30 acres, main trunk, occupying a most convenient and central position, beingonly 3jmiles from good market "town, with saleyards, railway station, school and post office 2 chains distant. MailS times weekly.'*. Country, runs from flat to easy hills. Magnificent grazing land, and wintered ing ewes, ?00 big sheep, nOfcattleand 8 horses. Lambing practically? 100 per cent; abundance ol : feed stiU onlthe | ■ place. Two nice clumps of native bush. ' "12 large and several small paddocks, beautifully watered by streams and dams/ House of 5 rooms, trapshed, woolsbed, cow bails, three s«ts yards, gpod orchard and garden, 0.8.Pi at 30s per acre. -Price per acre for goodwill; ;\ Mprtjgage/i12250 for 6 years I at 5 per cent. Owner will exchange for small farm o|from 100to200acres, must be level country near town. particularly request anyone who desires to exchange their farm tor a property of the above; description toj letas know, as we are confident that business can'be done.' .'.'..-. ■ '.-, . ' ! , ■•.?.; : ? 3L3.0 Acres, of practically the richest: land' in the Wairarapa, All flat and ploughable, mostly river made country. Would grow magnificent crops of any; description. Fifty cows were milked on thisy place all .through last season's drought. These are 8 paddpoks, wire; fended. Comfortable : ;6-roomed: house; ; 1., stables; {trapshed, Jiowbails,' piggeries, Goodwill £1,200. This property returned the sum of £4OO last year, in spite of the dry summer. We only want ones man to look at the place; for we are Confident he!willdeal. --\ -,: :' NEW HOTOE AND 1| ACEES^/^o: In order to effect a quick sale we haVe received instructions."to dispose of a 6-rpomed hpuse, Jwith bathroom"\' (water; laid on), scullery and |ths usual conveniences. Situated only ; eight minutes walk from the Post Office/ ;1£ acres of good gardening land/ Ah iaarly inspection ipadyised.; : r 3050 Current copyof }pur: : 'Guide posted gosf: to any add ress.: ? ; ' j

ROSE. LIMITED. LAND, STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC., P. 0. CLARK, Managing Director and Secretary. , HIGH STREET, DANNEVIRKE. HAVE FOR SALE—--800 Acres, Maharahara, with' 6roomed house, 6 bail cowshed and all necessary outbuildings. Sub-livided into 5 paddocks, and now carrying 40 mixed cattle, 35 cows, 60-sheep, etc. .£l7 per acre with -£SOO cash, balance on mortgage at 5 per cent for 5 years. A real good farm. Q4bO Acres, ?•!! in grass and cultivation, subdivided into 10 paddocks, 6 roomed house and all conveniences ( for model dairy faim. 2 railes from' railway station and near school, etc. Easily winters 70 oows i*nd is the very best farm in this, district. Pride MS per acre. 7^B 320 Acres, subdivided intp 7 paddocks, 8-roomed house and '2-roomed whare, 20 bail cowshed and all necess--1 ary outbuildings. Splendid dairy farm; from 8Q to 90cowsoan be milked in the season. Price' .£lB cash or £l9 bn terms with JS6OO cash, balance spread over 5 years. Owner wishes to sell on aocount of ill health; ' ,789 Bakery Business in leading inland Town, doing over 3000 loaves weekly, of premises 2£ years to' run at £2 a .week plus rates'.' Takings JE3OO monthly, wages £7 a week. Stock at " valuation. Goodwill is J3IOO and thelot would run into about .£6OO. LAND AND AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD '■> ■']'■'■'■■ ;' ; .'Estj>t» t 'Tbhed 1879. \-';/''l;>. '.-•'.■■.■ '■;•'/.. Country Store. T ARQ-E 'double-fronted;..:.shop,- bakeJU bulk-storei stables, large dwelling, outhouses, etc., with 6£ acres, freehold. Monthly turnover i>4oo, stock and plant estimated at Also, Branch Shop, stables, dwelling etc., on t-acre. Mqnthly ' ■ 4 .Stocksand^plant!at valuation, ; . Thisis flourishing dairy: rdis%ot," : 'ianq^s : fp^-s l ite or lease in either one br two lots.'.■'' ; . . : . Dairy Farm. ■,,;■; ■:' \ ';■'.; JL3L3L acres, all grassed, 4-roomed id welling, cowshedi barn,- etoi, oh 'good metal road, within 1 mile of railway station'and dairy factory, 3 utiles from town. "Warm situation, well watered and sheltered, i For sale or .lease on exceptionally easy terms. v This is a rare opportunity for a man with a family te secure a property that I is bound to rise in value.

MOFFAT-VIRTUE SHEEPSHEARING MACHINES, TANGYE!S KEROSENE OR BENZINE ENGIWES. . . LARGE STOCKS:—Steam, Gas and Oil .Engines, -Belting, Steel Split etc. JOHN CHAMBERS & SON, '(Ltmited.) . . . WELLINGTON. -• -I And at - ' ' AUCKLAND, CHEISTCHUKCH & DUNEDIK