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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3035, 4 November 1908, Page 8

Lftndl for Sale. J. A. J. MACLEAN AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL AGENTS, ACCOUNTANTS, ETC. Y.O. Box 120] [Telephone 208

HOUSE of 0 rotrns, water, drainage, gas, |-acre land, splendid garden, fowl runs and all modern convenience ; an up-to-date faiTii'.'y residence. Price only ,£7OO. Easv terms; 2 minutes from P.O. J 634 *1 fl> »otss, splendid land, adjoining Solwaj" Show Grounds. Price on application. 13LO acres leasehold, all flat, splendid cropping land, 10 years to run ; 2 miles from Masterton : no dwelling ; a fcatune in this property apply sharp. BOARDING-HOUSE, 16 rooms. Masterton, all modern conveniences, 2 minutes from P.O. Pent 30s (no goodwill), stock at valuation. Can have lease 5 or 7 years (new building). 626 HOUSE, 8 rooms, 1£ acres land, Upper Plain, Masterton, stables, buggy-sfoed orchard, etc., telephone; nic 3 place, only £625. Very cheap property. 207 2_QO Acres, freehold, Whafcataki, carrying 300 sheep, S-I'oomed house and outbuildings, milking 6 cows. Price £4< 10s per acre. Stack ®fc vdluation. Cheap place. Section. £ acre, Miriam {street, -splendid building site, room fo<r two good houses, fenced. NO DEPOSIT IF YOU TBUIWD. @ acres, splendid land, 6-r.oomc& 'house, outbuildings, etc., 10-minutes P. 0., nics stream. Nioe little poultry or S5 dairy farm. JE7GO. j£loO 'Cash. 526 J. A. J. MACLEAJf AND ©O., AUCTIONEERS AN© BROPERTY SALESMEN PERRY STREET ... MASTERTON. J. WILLIAM'S, [Representative. Ol Oiflk CASE, 'balance arranged. cbiUU ISO acres near Cambridge. Half good grass, balance fern. School, creamery and P.O. within 1-mile, > Price /8 per acre. HIPKINS ■'& M'ADILL, Auckland. No. 460 d.

Ideal Gracing Bun. 1000 Acres, small grazing' run, Hawke's Bay, 'Government lease with 16 years to run—-3s "7fd.per-acre. Situated 1J miles from school and post office, 9 miles from railway station by good metalled toad. All • cleared and in grass, 25 acres oats, 24 acres rape, 50 acres reafiyforturnips. All ploughable with the exception • of ■ few- small spurs: well watered, lies well to the sun, 50 acres flat, '8 paddocks. Wintered 1500 mixed-sheep arid -50 -cattle. 5-roomed house, outbuildings, yards, dip, etc. One of 'tbe 'finest blocks in the settlement—a 'bargain.at> the price asked, £2, per acse. Don't miss this. Cochrane # Butement, Queen Street, ... >Masterton. rE EXCHANG®, Sheep Farms, Dairy Farms, 'down Sections, Hotels, etc. LAND FOR SMI. 230 Acres, freehold, .all in grass, well-fenced and sub-divided into 8 paddocks, 30 acres flat, and all very easy country, suitable eitlierfor dairying-or for sheep, 2 miles from station, post office and school. Good house and other outbuildings. Price only £l3 per acre. £SBO cash, balance at 5 per cent, for 44 years. A great bargain. ISO -acres, L.1.P., 150 >in grass, 30 bush, 40 acrec ilat, 100 undulating, 8 paddocks, 5-roomed house, woolslied, hay shed, cowbail, and other buildings. £lO 12s 6d per acre. £SOO cash. Cheap property. 153 acres, freehold, all in grass except a few acres of shelter acres in crop ; undulating land, carries 40 cowe ; 5-roomed house and all neces sary buildings; i-mile to creamery school, post office and railway station ; £ls per acre, £350 cash required. 208 100 acres, freehold, -flat and undulating and all ploughable, good dairy farm; 4-ro-jmed house, cow-bail, woolslied, trap-shed, etc.; 1 inilo to factory, school and post office. Price £lB per acre; /550 cash, balance on mortgage for 3 years at 6 per cent. 204

THOS. R, HUSBAND, LAND & ESTATE AGENT, WOODYILLEi 1 WHITE'S Sheep-dipping Fluid EVERY farmer is anxious to yet the best price for hie wool, and i/nows that to get a GOOD CLIP he must .use a GOOD DIP. White's Dipping Fluid will give you healthy sheep, and well-grown, clean, soft, bright and lustrous floocfw —• the kind that demand the highest market prices. Read these few testimonials and watch this space for others : Waiorongomai, July 25th, 1905. Re White's Dip. I have now used it for several years, and have always found it most satisfactory. There is no trouble in mixing it, and after dipping, the wool Boon recovers and oecomes soft and bright.—Yours, etc., Alfred Matthews Lagmhor Estate, Ashburton, 20th July, 1906. To Win. White, Esq., Ivaikora, H.B. Dear Sir, —Extract from "Weekly Press" dated July 18th, 1006:—"171 bales M M M Lagmhor wool went to America at 15.V1 for A half-bred, and even the crossbred fetched 1-kl., 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, Henry Ford. ~ i. „ Siberia, August 27th, 1905. 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 until I 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. i Principal Agents for Wairflrapa— W.F.C.A., LTD.