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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3074, 19 December 1908, Page 8

Lands for aaie W. H. CRUICKS'HANK, PEEEY STEEET, MASTEETON. LAND & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, 200 acres, L.1.P., rent to Government about ,£l2 per annum, all in grass, ring-fenced and divided into 5paddocks, all fences practically new, liinau and totara posts, wire, 20 stalled cowshed, 60ft race for cows, all concrete floors ; Austral milking machines and oil engine complete' (all new this season), buckets, milkcans, horse, trap and harness, 20 pigs, consisting of 4 breeding sows, 1 boar, 15 young ones, 41 cows (half of which are cows, and the other half this year's heifers), 1 bull, trapshed, cartshed, 5-pig-styes, 4-roomed cottage; 4£ miles from P.O. and railway station, from school; water laid on by hydraulic ram to house and shed; flat and very low trees. All the above, as a poing concern, to be sold as it is for .£3IOO, Terms, £SOO cash, balance at 6 per cent. A SNIP IN SHEEP COUNTRY 3500 acres, one of the best little sheep stations in the South Wairarapa. district; wintered last winter 4000 big sheep and 370 head caitle, besideshorses; 900 acres ploughable. Good family residence, woolshed, dip, sheepshearing machines, orchard, plantation,, plenty of totara for fencing. The property is well-subdivided and the fencesare in good order. Price, as a going concern, stock included £16,000. I can. finance a good man with, say, £SOOO cash. No. 1853IHE UNITED INSURANCE. COMPANY, Ltd. FLEE AND MAEINE. Head Office: Sydney. Incorporated 1862. Capital, £500,000N.Z. Branch: PEINCIP4 LO* PICE: WELLINGTON* N. Eeid (Chairman), M. Kennedy, and E. O'Connor. JAS. S. JAMESON, Resident Seoretary. W. H. CEUICKSHANK, Agent, Perry Street. Maaterton. EEAL ESTATE & COMMISSION AGENT. Nos. 1 & 2, Citt Chambers, (Ist floor) Corner Queen and Victoria Streets. Preliminary Notice.

Magnificent freehold farm of 1000 acres more or less, situate on the main road halt-way between Wban<jarei and Kiripaka, about 5 miles from Whangarei, the property of Lady Douglas. 580 acres in grass, 50 acres splendid bush, orchard of 1£ acres mixed trees, 300 acres of rich COAL-BE A KING land JSIOOO would build a new line to connect with TVhangarei railway line to bring out the coal; carrying at present 500 head of cattle; well watered by streams. House of 9 large and Jofty rooms, hot and cold water laid on; an unfailing spring close to house with windmill distributes the water to the house and 3 paddocks; all necessary outbuildings. Price, .£2O per acre. ARARIMU POUTH-about 30 miles from Auckland, cheap farm of 232 acres, 160 acres grass, 60 acres bush, 12 acres cultivation, small orchard mixed trees; carrying 18 cows, 6 horses and all young stock; fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks; well watered by creeks and springs; house of 6 looms in good repair, bum, cowshed, stable, etc, creanierv, li miles, school, church and p.o. 2 miles, about 8 miles from Drury railway station by good road. Price, M per acre, very easy terms s/1182 WHANGARATA—about 38 miles from Auckland by rail, splendid little dairy farm of 70 acres, 59 acres in grass, 3 acres bush, 1 acre orchard, balance cultivation, ring fenced and subdivided, watered by springs; house of 5 rooms in good repair, dairy, large barn, cowthed, stable, etc, 1\ miles ! from township, creamery, school, P.O. and railway station. Price £l7 per acre. s/1199

600 Acres £SIOO Cash. npHISJs undoubtedly a great JL chance. Splendid land, will carry 2 sheep, undulating and hilly country, mostly bush, some nice river "flats, 175 acres in best grass, other 25 acres felled, good whare and yards, etc. Tenure is o.r.p. at 20s per acre. Price for immediate rale, ONLT £2 PER ArRE. nami^Mffi THEHAWKE'S BAY LAND SALESKEN, DANF^VIEKE. 1 OO balance auranged.. 1 J-wv/ iSO acres near Cambridge. Half good graso, balance fern. School creamery and P.O. within 1 mile. Price £8 per acre. HLPKINS & MADILL,. AuckiA-1. No. 460 d.. LEYIN & CO., LTD.. MASTERTON, 'ILL HOLD MONTHLY SAL^tiWOOL, SKINS AND HIDES AT THEIR STORE, CHAPEL ST.. Next Sale— JANUARY 27th, 1909, at 12.30 p.m..