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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXI, Issue 3081, 31 December 1908, Page 8

Lands for Sale LAND & ESTATE AGENT, A. & P. BUILDINGS, Perry Street, Masterton, FOR SALEThe Cheapest Thing on the Market. I Acres, Main Trunk Line, 5 miles by good metalled road from rail' way and good town, and one of the best stock markets in the Dominion. Ail in grass, but small area of shelter bush; sub-divided into 5 paddocks, well watered; sheep yards,' but no buildings. The formation of the country is easy, rideable hills, with big slopes, lying well to the sun, a fair amount ploughable. The soil is a rich black loam, resting on a papa founda- i tion. Carrying 2300 wet ewes and 150 cattle. Price, .£8 10s per acre. Terms to approved buyer, pOOO cash, balance arranged. This is the Cheapest Property on the market.' COME AND INSPECT, and don't be the second man to do so, or you will lose it. ' J. L. MACGREGOB, SOLE AGENT. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD EST4P"BHED 1879. CHEAP FARMS. 0000 acres, freehold, all well improved and laid down in English grasses, free from noxious weeds, well fenced and subdivided into convenient sheep-proof paddocks. Good homestead and outbuildings, woolshed and several sets of sheep yards, good locality, guaranteed to winter 2 sheep, besides a large proportion of catlle. Price .£8 12s 6d per acre, terms £SOOO/6000 cash and balance can be arranged for at a reasonable rate. Can recommend inspection, further particulars on application. acres, freehold, all in grass, except some bush reserved for shelter, securely fenced and subdivided into 11 sheep-proof paddocks, dwelling house and outbuildings, woolshed, sheep yards and dip, all good hills and rolling country, well laid down in mixed grasses, handy to township and railway, good road. Price £6 10s per acre, easy terms. 2708 LOO© acres, all well improved and down in mixed English grasses free from noxious weeds, well fenced and subdivided into convenient paddocks, good dwelling and outbuildings, wools:ied, sheep yards and dip. The land is of ijood quality, low hills, slopes and some fiats, winters 2 sheep, handy to sale yards and freezing works, land

st'er. Price =2B 10s per acre, reasonable twins can bn arranged. 2118 XO F JO acres, LLP., £2917s 9d half yearly, 500 acres in good English grasses, balance good limestone land in bush Cuusiderable portion is level, balance good slopes, good whare, 200 chains sheen proof fencing, situated in the Kawhia disfcricr on the main Mali enuiKawhia Road. Price for goodwill .£2 10s per acre, reasonable terms can be arranged. 2251 Coun Nokris, Geo. H. Bell. of the Hay of Plenty. Late of Taranaici. NORMS & BELL, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, TAUEANGA. TAURANBA---BAY OF PLENTY, FINEST CLIMATE & CHEAPEST LAND IN THE DC-BUNION. ' 3.SSXV acres close to Tauranga, overlooking harbour, ring- fenced, cottage, sub-divided; splendidsbeep, cattle, or dairy country, M per acre, terms. 522 5000 aci ' GS > sheep and cattle run, homestead, partly fenced and subdivided, all necessary outbuildings, yards, etc, sheep and cattle farming; rich land, nearly every inch ploughable. £2 per acre, easy terms. 478 !600 acres, rich, drained swamp farm, 100 flax, balance good grass, 300 acres ploughed, ring-fenced, sub-divided ; cottage, sheep yards, etc, groat name for fattening sheep and cuttle; would cut up well into dairy farms, close to creamery. £7 10s per acre, tenus. 485 a 1000 acres, finest slwop and cattle run in Bay of Plenty, almost in town of Tauranga, every convenience. /4 10s per acre. 468 £BBSO acres, partly improved dairy farm, cottage, etc, 30s uor acre. We have land and property of • every description for sale. Write for our property guide of our district. Telegraphic Address :—N orris, Tauranga. A BO Code, 4th Edition. P.0.80x 23] Bankers B.K.Z. [Tel. 29. FACT&ABOUT OMVn ABU FT

liu-ijiicjiiaiLi,. Jan. 10, 1908. T hfivu used JIUKTOtf'S SttEKP DIP for several yosrs. I have always found it easily mixed, uniform iu quality, thoroughly dfeotiye and lasting, leaving the wool clean and bri»ht. T have hover used a better.-GiCORGE SUTTON. Note—Mr Sutton is the well-known breeder of Lincoln^. October 7*, 1808. ; I used MUuVrON'rfDIP for ten years (1806 to 190(5), when 1 tried a much advertised dip for one season, but I did not like it. Last season I returned to MUETON'S, and shall continue to use it.—C. CODD, Whareran;.'i. (WhetuKura, H.R, October 12, 1908. Messrs OLKGG & .SONS. " We have' used MORTON'S SHEEP DIP for ten pars. It has always been satisfactory in every respect. We have used other dips, hut have found none as satisfactory. If it were !':e most expensive dip we would n. to any others. 11. J. TWIGG. Petaue Grange, 16th September, 1907. I have much pleasnro fa stating that I have used your number two dip'and no other for the last 16 or 17 years. It has always given me great satisfaction, and has kept nip sheep free from lice. I may also state that I have never had any loss in sheep from dipping. You are at liberty to make any use of this letter that you like. C. T. BARKIBAL, Waiuku, Auckland. v October 10, 1907. MUKTOFS DIP-Reyour inquiry, I may say that this Dip has been used by me for many years, and has given me entire satisfaction Note—Mr Barrihal is a well-known breeder of Lincolns. AGENTS,FOE WAIEAEAPAU.L LOAN & MERCANTILE CO.