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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3091, 13 January 1909, Page 8

Lands fo!" Sals Harcourt and Co., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS & SHAEEBBOEEBS, Lambton Quay, Wellington. 3LOOO acres, Hawke's Hay, 100 acres in oats, rape and turnips, mostly undalating land with small Hats, all pioughable, lies well to the sun, and is dairying 15U0 mixed sheopand 50 head of cattle. Buildings—s-roomedhouso, scullery, bathroom, implement shed, sheep yards, etc; title, small grazing iun, lease- 10 years with right of renewal, rent 3; 8 per acre; township, school and post office within li miles; railway 9 miles, metal roads. A really good property and cheap, Price f2 -oer acre. 7304 Q4:5 acres, Ilawke's Bay, ISO acres in crops, oats, wheat, rape, turnips, well-fenced and subdivided into 9 paddocks, watered by creeks; all ploughable; new 3-rooiued cottage, stable, loft, whare, sheep yards, etc. Title, L.1.P., rent 5s Id per acre, less 10 per cent rebate. This property winters 2 sheep per acre on grass alone. Township and sale-yards, 2 miles, creamery 2-J miles, railway 9 miles, Price =£2loo, including crops—good and cheap. 7295

FACTS ABOUT MURTWS SHEEP D!P Invercargill, Jan. 16, 1908. I have used MURTON'S SHEEP DIP for several years. I have always found it easilv mixed, uniform in quality, thoroughly effective and lasting, leaving the wool clean and bright. I have never used a better.-GEORGE SUTTON. Note—Mr Sutton is the well-known breeder of Lincolns. October 7th, 1908. I used MURTON'S DIP for ten years (1896 to 1906), when I tried a much advertised dip for one season, but I did not like it. Last season I returned to MURTON'S, and shall continue to use it.—C. CODD, Wharerangi. (Whetukura, H. 8., October 12, 1908 Messrs CLEGG & SONS. « We have used MURTON'S SHEEP DIP for ten years. It has always been satisfactory in every respect. We have used other dips, but have found none as satisfactory. If it were the most expensive dip we would prefer it to any others. H. J. TWIGG. Petane Grange, 16th September, 1907. I have much pleasnro in 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. BARRIBAL, Waiuku, Auckland. October 10, 1907. MURTON'S DIP—Re your inquiry, I may say that this Dip has been used by me for many years, and has given me entire satisfaction. Note—Mr Earribal is a well-known breeder of Lincolns. AGENTS FOR WAIRARAPA— , UZ. Lom & MERCANTILE CO. Colin Nokkjs, Geo. H. Bell. of the Bay of Plenty. Late of Taranald. raeis LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, TAURANGA. TAUMGA—BAY OF PLENTY, FINEST CLIMATE & CHEAPEST LAND IN THE DOMINION. ISl 1 ? litres close to Tanranga, overlooking harbour, ring-fenced, cottage, sub-divided; splendid sheep, cattle, or dairy country, J23 per acre, terms. 522 5000 acres, sheep and cattle run, hoinostead, 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 3©OO a cres, rich, drained swamp farm, 100 acres flax, balance good grass, 300 acres ploughed, ring-fenced, sub-divided ; cottage, sheep yards, etc, great name for fattening sheep and cattle; would cut up well into dairy farms, close to creamery. £7 10s per acre, terms. 485 a 1000 acres, fmest sheep and cattle run in Hay of Plenty, almost in town of Tauranga, every convenience. £410s per acre. 468 SSJO acres, partly improved dairy farm, cottage, etc, 30s oer acre. We have laud and property of every description for salo. Write for our property guide of our district. telegraphic Address : —Norris, Tauranga ABO Code, 4th Edition. P.O, Box 23] Bankers B.N.Z. [Tel. 29.

LAND AGENTS, AUCKLAND. Branch Oilices:— HAMILTON, (Waikato),, TE KUITI, (King Country), and PDKEKOHE. Tele<, raphie Address: —" Freehold." OE'r to draw attention to the follow_o ing properties now on offer b r tliem. Pleasant Suburban Home, TO BE SOLD CHEAP. JSDL3LOO —25i acres, all fenced and subdivided, 1 acre maizo, 1 acre orchard in full bearing, 1 acre strawberries; some pretty native bush, containing a few kauris, some splendid tree-ferns, etc; permanent creek ; house of 6 rooms with iron roof, washouse, copper and tubs, stable; public water laid on; pretty view of harbour, etc; situated within 4 miles of Queen Street and close to school and church, etc; '-postal delivery on rroperty. Price, only £llOO. 11,-448 j Pretty Seaside Miomestead, WITH BEAUTIFUL BEACH. S3© —Farm of 37 .teres, held on L.I.P. at £3 Is per annum ; all fenced, 30 acres grass, 2 acres orchard, mostly peaches, 2 acres bush, permanent creek, Ecil varies from good volcanic to clay. New house of 5 rooms, greenhouse, workshop, dairy, fowlhouso and run, etc; splendid beach frontage to deep, sheltered water; pretty views, wharf adjoins; post office and school, -J-mile . Auckland, 40 miles. Price,* £(550 terms if desired. 11,344 The Farm you want is described in our catalogue containing particulars and prices of upwards of 1500 Properties of the total value of over free on application, or forwarded to any address on receipt of 2Jd postage. WRITE FOR ONE. Smi. VAILE & SONS.