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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3139, 17 March 1909, Page 3

I Don't Miss These. _LOS acres, five miles from New Plymouth, iiß\v 6-roomed hcuse wilh 1 a-re oichard, alsT 4-room C"fc<age wLh good orcli-ir.', 8 paddocks, sheep prooi fenc >, has all been ploughed with exception of 35 acred now beiuy got ready for the plough, grod outbuildings, I mile 1o school, olnucb, p.o. and factory, lnico .£l7 per acre, ,£{) CO cash, at hi, per cent. 405 acres, 999 years' lease, about 200 acres felled and grassed, about one third rivtr flats, (j roomed house, dairy with concrete floor and outbuildings, i Price £14.00, £3OO/400 cash, balance at 5 per cent. I .©O acres, 8 minutes from factory, ! 7-roomed house and outbuildings j 7 paddocks, 8 acrea in crops, 2 stacks hay, 1 stack rye, 1 stack wheat straw i and 1 stack oat straw, 15 cows. Piice : only £8 10s as a goiug concern. j OO acres, within 3 miles of Kew Plymouth, all grass, good 6-roomed house, . fenced and subdivided, suitable for i cutting up. Price .£4O per acre, one third cash, balance for 5 years at 5A per cent. • BAKERY BUSINESS iu rising town, average cash takings £3O per week, Business easily doubled. Price for property and goodwill £I7OO, £7OO cash, oalance at 5 per cent. If you want a sheep run or dairy farm write or call on (TWO-MINUTE) Always Me B U ron G. Harta* n • n»■ /■— Ada Jones* Pehte M.gWOboe) Caesar Addimand* When Darlmg Bess First Whispered ~ n 3 ~ * Manuel Romatst My Brudda Sylvest Collins end Hcrlcn Everybody Knows It's There r. . D . Edward M. Facer f-un in a Barber Shop Few L. OmuA Uncle Joshs Arrival in Newx The Widow Dooley i. i~i li. A da J<»>" and Len Spencer I m Glad Ira Married Billy Murray In Lover S Lane Edison Ctmcertßand The Sons of Uncle Sam Edward Meeker Last Day of School at Pumpkin Centre CalSamarl My Rosy Rambler Billy Murray & Charm Kentucky Patrol Jlmerican Symphony Orchestra Yours is' Not the Only Aching Heart James F. Harrison Oh, You Coon Ada Jones and Billy Marrao What You Coin' to Tell Old St. Peter ? Arthur Collins Song of the Mermaids t Venetian Instrumental Ttie> 1 Don t Want the Morning to Come Frederic RoA So Do I Knickerbocker Quartette} Christmas Morning at Clancy's. St etc Potter Uncle Sam's Postman March Edison Militant BaaoV LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT, NEW PLYMOUTH & STRATFORD BANNISTER ST., MASTERTON. P.O. Box 21. KEN, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, QUEEN-STREET, MASTERTON. , /"COMPLETE Stocks of all the leading works by the recognised J authors. School Books in unlimited selection. Technical books as recommended by teachers of technical schools. Leather Goods in vast assortment. Agent for all Colonial, English and American Weeklies and Magazines. Famous. /.TE are Sole Agents for the following ~ f\ Celebrated English Made PIANOS' & ORGANS. PlANOS.—Collard and Collard, Eavestafl: and Son, J. and J. Hopkinson George Russell. ORGANS.—English. Made, Malcolm, and Co., London, Continental Pianos, C. Beckstein, the professor's favourite, Paul Werner, Ramsperger,, Trubner, Rapoldi, and the famous Haake. PIANOLA Pianos & PIANOLAS. Our terms are the easiest in existence. Call and inspect our stock which is the largest outside of Wellington. BRITISH & CONTINENTAL PIANO CO., J. LOWNDES, LOCAL MANAGER. EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, QUnu-N STREET MASTERTON Farmers, Attention! -."HEN manuring you require Fertilizers suited to your par- ' V ticular soil and crop. Then consult BORTHWICK, Ltd., [Freezing Works —Hastings.] who retain the services of a fully qualified Agricultural Chemist of wide experience, whose services are at your disposal free, and whose advice may save you many pounds. We are Fertilizer Specialists. Our Fertilizers are scientifically blended so that every ounce gives the utmost returns for cash expended—therefore it is most economical. " Our prices ar'' right, considering quality. Let us know your requirements and send a sample of soil. Our chemist will then advibe you. Prices and analyst's certificate on application. [Ltd., Australasia] Freezing Works: Hastings and Waitara. BUYERS OF FREEZING STOCK. A' RE the sweetest little Carts on the market. _ We ha,ve the famous " BEST " Carts in three j grades. They are the acme of simplicity and convenience, j In one action they close up in a surprisingly compact parcel—an ideal cart to stow away in a gig or buggy, and a gem on a train journey. See our "BEST" Carts and you will b9 delighted When calling ask to be shown the " HYDE "' Patent Dining Table. It isanotlier collapsable gem. HYDE & Co., Queen Street.