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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9645, 10 November 1909, Page 8

Lands for Sale, KCld ACRES S oo<i snee P country, fji-'V/ 999 years' lease, improvements, buildings, stock as a going concern, £2700. Situated South Wairarapa. IC>f\f\ ACRES extra good sheep O v7v* country, and POO acres of leasehold at 6d an acre, 13 years to run, 5£ miles from railway station, (express passes through), good road, good saleyards, well watered, will carry 2,500 ewes without artificial feed. Price only £4 ss, and only £I2OO required, balance arranged at 5| per cent. Special reason for selling. K/~|K ACRES real good sheep land, ?JU?J flit country, well watered, house 5 rooms, stables, 5 miles from station, school $ mile away. Price only £7 10s. Terms—£Boo deposit, balance 5J per cent. This property is a trust estate and must be sold, hence the lovr price. For further particulars apply to A.H.RUDD, a.i.a,n.z Public Accountant and Auditor. Victobia Chambers, MARTINBOEO' LAND & ESTATE AGENT, 150 QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON Representative—S. AYMES. TWO' REAL GOOD LEASEHOLD FARMS. No Goodwill.

GO acies, lease for 5 years, rent JSIOO per annum; situated 4-mile from a good town; all in grass, with the exception of 20 acres which is in oats, all flat and ploughable, well watered, ring-fenced and subdivided into 10 paddocks,all good fences, house, large barn, cowshed 7 bails, concrete floor, stable, irapshed and other outbuildings. Price .£3OO, which includes the following first-class stock—l 7 cows, bull, cow covers, gig, 7 tons of oat straw. 6 tons of hay, cart and dairy utensils. Very easy terms can be arranged. 874 SOO acres, situated 10 miles from a good town, 2 miles from school, creamery and post office, subdivided into 4 paddocks, well watered, 190 acres in grass and 10 acres in shelter bush, 30 acres ploughabie, carrying capacity 300 sheep and 30 cows ; sold 200 fat sheep and averaged JEIO from eash cow for butter fat; 2 houses of 4 and 5 rooms, dairy, six stall stable, cowshed, men's whaie, pig styes, etc. Will lease with right jf purchase afc £lO per acre Kent 10s per acre, lease for 5 years. No goodwill.

Newton King, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT NEW PLYMOUTH. Established J 879. 2200 Acres Taranaki. First class sheep farm, limestone and papa formation, 1600 in gras3 and the balance good bush land, all undulating with some good flats, well laid down in English grasses, well fenced and divided into sheep proof paddocks, good dwelling house and outbuildings, sheep yards and dip, fronting good road, 1J mites from railway station etc. One of the best farms in Taranaki. Price M per acre, reasonable terms can be arranged. 380 Acres Taranaki all level and improved dairy farm, with 4-roomed house, 20 bail cowshed, cartshed and outbuildings, 80 acres ploughed and renewed, 22 acres in oats, 6 acres potatoes, 8 acres stumped and ready for plough, fronting good metal road, handy to school, factory, township and railway. Freehold Title. Price /14 per acre. 3457 5*75 Acres Taranaki, Good grazing farm papa formation, 200 acres in grass and the balance in good bush land, 4 roomed house, dairy, cowshed, trapshed and piggeries, orchard and garden, fronting good road, at present two miles unmetalled, 8 miles from township and saleyards. Price j£3 17 6 per acre, Eeasonable terms for payment. 4155 750 Acres Taranaki all well laid down in best English grasses all ploughable and practically level farm, well fenced and subdivieed into paddockr rood 5 roomed house, cowshed, and outbuildings, ' fronting good road, handy to township, Post Office and School, freehold title, will winter two ewes or better without turnips, this will be *sold a bargain at .£7 per acre, can remain on if desired

114 4*Jil ■#il"i imii.ii 'HEN you have read what Mr A Matthews, of Waiorongonmi, says about WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you should have no hesitation in using' it. When addressing farmers at Masterfcon on Tuesday, October 6fch, on "The History and Breeding of Eomney Sheep," Mr Matthews stated, inter alia: "I have not seen a louse in my flock for TWENTY yars, and if at shearing a tick is seen i* is such a EASE OCCURRENCE that the shearer is certain to call my attention to it. I have just h<nd over 500 ram hoggets shorn, AND NOT A 11CK WAS SEEN AMONGST THEM, and I never dip more than ONCE during the year, and always early in the season." For the past FIFTEEN YEARS Mi Matthews has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the above testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy sheep, well grown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks or insect life to ' trouble your sheep are assured when you , WHITE'S DIP. The Wairarara Farmers* Co-operative Association will supply all particulars and fulfil orders. Place a trial order to- I day. Like Mr Matthews you will never regret it. '