ALFRED PERRY, AUCTIONEER, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, HU N'i'EKVILLE. RANGITIKEI. 16 S acres freehold, 3 paddocks, wire fences, inatai posts; 80 acres drained, swamp growing best kind of fia.c, estimated to crop from 20 to 30 tons per acre, valued at 10s per ton standing- : 85 acres in grass and bush ; 1-roomed whare, flax-mill opposite section. Price -ff) per acre, ,£."300 to bo cash. SCO acres, ].? use with right of purchase at £l3 per acre ; 2fiU acres fn o-ra-js, 20 a:;res suitable for cropping ; 3 {K»il looks wire i'enc -s ; 1-roomed whan) and sheep yards ; good rolling country well watered by running streams, carrying 21 sheep besides cattle, to the acre, 2 miles from creamery, town, etc. Kent, 13s. 3LXS acres, 7 years' lease at 14s, level land, pick of the district ; close to station, creamery, school, etc; 5-roomed house, cowshed, etc., to bo sold with 30 cows, 2 harness horses, cart, milk cans, pigs, etc. Price for goodwill and stock JE37O. Livery Stables, billiard rooms, butcher's business, baker's business. For full particulars apply to — ALFRED PERRY. THE M&STERTON MUNICIPAL GAS DEPARTMENT. important Notice. High Power Gas Lamps. The gas department will fix you a 700-C.P. Lamp, complete, for the sum of =£B 10s, or a 1,000-C.P, Lamp, complete for the sum of >£9 10s. No trouble, no worry, no personal attention on the part of the customer is required. Cheap, reliable, effective. Gas Cookers. A shipment to hand ex "lonic." The very best; many improvements on last year's designs. Large cookers and small cookers, with or without hoods and plate racks. important to housewives.— Gas for Cooking at 5/10 per 1,000 cub. ft. is absolutely the cheapest and most convenient fuel obtainable in Masterton. The Gas Department will fit you a cooker of the latest pattern, and will place the services of a Lady Demonstrator at your disposal free of cost. Cookers on hire from 2s per month. All amounts paid for hire, etc., allowed against cost of cooker if same is purchased. Remember.—No ashes, no dirt, no flues to clean, no fire to keep going. You turn a tap, at any hour of the day or night, and your stove is ready, to boil half a pint of water, or to cook a five course dinner.
Call and inspect at the Showroom in Chapel Street —Gas fittings of the latest designs. Cookers all sizes. Bath heaters, etc., etc. You will be supplied with every information and expert advice on all matters connected with the use of GAS for "LIGHT," "HEAT," and " POWER." ESSEX. ' 179 Acres Freehold, was mostly puriri bush, 50 acres still standing; ringfenced, subdivided into 11 paddocks, all ploughable. Good 6-roomed house, new stables, cow sheds, all in good repair, Twenty miles from Auckland, 4 miles from wharf, 12 milos from railway station,.splendid roads. Price, .£9 15s per acre. Terms can be arranged. 20 acres fenced, subdivided, 7 miles from Auckland; new 4-roomed cottage. Price «£350, ,£2OO cash, balance 3 years at 5 per cent. PAP ATOITOI, 14 miles from Auckland, 16 acres, fenced, subdivided, mostly volcanic soil, no buildings. ,£l3 per acre. On railway line. PUKEKOHE—IOO acres all in grass and crop, good 4-roomed house and outbuildings, and dairy factory alongside property ; school half-a-mile, good roads, near wharf; 40 miles from Auckland. Land very best quality. Price ,£lO per acre. Terms. Adjoining farm just changed hands at <£l6 per acre. WAIKATO. 8300 acres, freehold, nearly all ploughable, unimproved. Splendid turnip and clover or rape land, four miles from railway station by good road, three saleyards within six miles, and two main roada leading into property. Price 27s 6d per acre. Terms can be arranged. 600 acres, partly improved, good fivo -roomed house and necessary outbuildings. Land good sandstone formation, ring-fenced and subdivided, about half still in bush of good quality. Equal 2.V sheep per acre. Pi ice, ,£5 yer acre, terms if required. miles from railway station. WARK WORTH—'(-miles from township, 64 acrres, ring-fenced, subdivided, all in English grass, -J-acre in good orchard ; good 4-roomed house, stable, cowshed and barn. Price .£SOO. Terms £2OO cash, balance 5j per cent. 2000 acres 0.R.P., heavy tawa country, limestone formation; about 8 miles fencing; 600 acres fallen and in good grass. Equal 2 sheep with cattlo. New house of 6 rooms, insured £300; new house of 4 rooms, insured <£loo ; sheep-yards, dip, and all necesssry outbuildings, good roads, on proposed line of railway, and G miles from wharf. Price £3 pev acre. Terms can be arranged. 600 acres, highly improved drained swamp, ring-fenced and subdivided, 9 paddocks ; good G-roomod house, necessary outbuildings, railway station adjoining property. Price JJI3 per acre. I have a large number of businesses, hotels, boarding-houses, lively stables, coaching plants, flax-mills —real bargains —and partnerships in sound paying businesses; Write for information, " I shall be glad of correspondence relating to any class of business. Address— ESSEX. AUCKLAND.
To ihe General Public, JJAVING purchased the Tobacconist and Hfiirdressing business conducted in Masterton by Mr D. Mcintosh, I respectfully solicit a continuance of the support accorded to him, I shall do my best to merit it. J. K. BLINKHOKNE. JOHNSON'S PEERLESS BEVERAGES. JOHNSON'b Peerless Beverages quench your thirst and cheer and invigorate during summer's distressing heat. They are jpleasing to the palate and refreshing to the body. They are pure and delicious. Address: 211, CHAPEL STREET
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