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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9577, 25 August 1909, Page 8

Lands for- aaie'i W. H. Cruickslianlr, | V PERRY STREET, MASTEETON, LAND & GENERAL COMMISSION '"'? AGENT.J , ,! IXS acres, a good dairy farm, on© mile front chee3e factory, 5 minutes ralk from school, bank and railway, 30 ; to 40 acres are level, and the balance is j low dairying undulations, well and per- " manently watered, 10 acres stumped ? and ploughed. The house is in a sunny position and containa 5 good rooms and '- scullery, numerous outbuili-ngs, 12-<J|f bail cowshed, woolshed, buggy hayshed, washhous\ piggery, fowlhouse and run, etc. Foryears the property was successfully worked, as a dairy farm, wintering over 40 cows, but for the last two years, owing to the age of the owner, it has been used for sheep, carrying 3 to the aero. The lease has 7 years to run from August Ist, and the rent is 20s pe'r acre. The price of goodwill Is only £125. SECTIONS—SOLWAY ESTATE. Adjoining new Sale-yards and Showgrounds. Sections containing over i bai-an-acre, with two frontages. Price * .£SO. Apply early and get your pick, splendid stock paddock with shelter t trees. s 303 acres, about half flat (160 acres), the remainder gently undnlatr ing. Owner has been workin "*" place for some years as a mixed milking only 25 cows, and runnine > sheep on the remainder; has taken off it £709, and now with a cheese'factory at one side, and butter at the otkir, this can be increased by £2OO, so that this farm can be easily made to produce £9OO per annum, wool last season made £2OO. Price £l4 10s per a?re. The property is divided into 9 paddocks, fences in best conditjon and of best material, farm is equipped m every way as regards a mixed form. The stock on this farm now i? worth about £SOO to £6OO, and consists of a picked dairy herd with 435 breeding / ewes and 100 picked ewe hoggets. The dairy herd consists of 25 young cowa. COMPANY, Ltd. FIEE AND MARINE. Head Office: Sydney. Incorporated 1862. Capital, £500,00© I N. 55. Branch: ■ *fe PRINCIPAL OFFICE: N. Eeid (Chairman), M. Kennedy, and R. O'Connoy. JAS. S. JAMESON, Resident Secretary. . W. H. CRT7ICKSHANK Agent, Perry Street. Mastertoo. Harcourt and Co., Land and Estate Agents,. Auctioneers and SharebroJcers, 105 Lambton Quay, Wellington.

98 acres, dairy farm, well grassed, fenced into 6 padnocks, watered **S£* a stream, 5-roomed house, batliroom, washhouse, pantry, cowbails, piggeries, railway, echool and creamery 2 miles, good roads, stock 45 head. Price £14?>0,-tern]s £350 casli. 7576 1100 acres, mostly all ploughable, considerable q&antity has been plough-, ed, well fence i, subdivided and watered. Buildings 6-rowned house, woolshed, stables; 3>roomed cottage, dip and yards, 2 miles from railway, ft..-,-mile to creamery, close to school, firstclass markets, splendidly suited for dairying, fattening and grazing. Price, £7 10s per aciO. Terms, £I,OOO Cash., ; 380 acres, Hawke'a Bay j 300 acres '■:',. in English and Native grasses, bal- ! • v ance now plouphable; fenced into four J paddocks, watered, by springs Light I loamy soil; carries l| sboep per acre. Buildings -6-roomod house, outbuildings Situated 18 miles from railway, tbree miles from school, hiatal roads. ! Price, £2.500. Terms. £SOO cash. 75jfe" E. B. Hare & Co., LAFP, ESTATE & COMMISSION ' • AGENTS, Pahiatua. 300 acies L.I.P s rent £l3 10s; 200 in grass; 5 paddocks, 5 roomed house, oowphed. garden, Bheep yard 3; 100 acres level enough to plough, balance easy limestone hills; carrying capacity 2\ per acre And 40 cattle; owner's interest £5 5s per acre. Easy terms, or will exchange for dairy farm. ISO acrds, 75 flat, {balance undo.latingi 9 paddocks; 5 roomed house, cowshed, trapshed; $ mile from Echool and creamery and cheese factory, 4 from railway; stock 42 cows, 10 yearlingp, 100 sheep, and 2 horses. Jasehold £ls 17s 6d ; £250 cash, 1 at 5 per cent, for sor ,7 years. ' ISO acres, rich flat river deposit, some of tie best land in the country, good bouse, cowshed with machines, £- mile from factory, school and P. 0., 1 mile from railway station. Price .£32, only .£SOO cash required. JA BARGAIN—XOO acres, nch dairy land, 9-roomed house, 20-stall cowshed, pig-styes, garden, stables, trapshed, 10 acres been ploughed; within 10 chains ot fa"toryand 2} from railway Btation. Price of freehold £l6 10s, £llOO can remain at 5 per cent, cash required /550. 30 cows and plant can be/taken ' at valuation if required. **

J; B. Keith, LAND & ESTATE AG 150 QUEEN STREET, MASTEBTQSTi Representative—S. A YMES. LEASEHOLD. -^ 60 acres, lease for 5 years, rent JSIOO per annum j situated J-mite from a. good town ; all in grass exce.pt 20 acres in oats, all flat and plouejhable, well watered, ring-fenced and subdivide* into 10 paddocks, all good fences, house, large barn, cowshed 7 bails, conorafe r floor, stable, Irapshed and other outbuildings. Price £3OO, including 'th&;;: following first-class stock— lt cowst bull, cow covers, gig, 7 ton of oat straw. 6 tons of hay, cart and dairy utensils. Veiy easy terms can be ar- - rauged. gfti 30Q acres, Freehold, situated clbte to town, 2 miles from mile f, -omsohool, all in grass, m "' * ■n *7 r\a&Ar\nha oil t,1,„ well watered by creeks, 30 acres ploughable, balance undulating and h&ly, nice smooth hills, wintering 80ft ewes aDd 30 milking cows. Poise of 5 rooms, washhouee, copper, dairy, stable, cowshed, sheep yards, good orchard, etc. PnceJßßlOs per acre. OnlyJE2o» cash.-. , ,!,,;,.. ~ ■//■'"btif'S