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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 9668, 6 December 1909, Page 8

Lands for Sale BY ORDER OF MORTGAGEE, TO CLEAN UP AN ESTATE. First Man to Inspect Will Buy for Certain. (\ '"lO miles from railv7 ®? U way, close to sawmill and school; mostly ploughible; well subdivided; property has been neglected, but wintered two sheep last winter, in addition to cittle; 25 acres now in oats; 20 acres ready for rape; situated in Hawke's Bay. Buildings comprise 7-roomed house and bathroom, pleasantly situated on an eminence overlooking the surrounding country : stables, cowshed, men's whare. Present stock on place 1600 sheep and lambs. L.1.P., rent 4s, less 10 per cent, rebat >. Price, £5 ; JJ7OO or £BOO c.ish will do. Sure turnover of per acre on th;s property within six months. Only genuine buyers need apply—no agents. Apply to— C. C. ROSS 8c CO., Box 69. Telephone 265. MASTERTUN. WILL NOT EXCHANGE. F. P. Welch, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Perry Street, Masterton. Valuations made on Town and Country Property. Agent Yorkshire Insurance Coy. Fire and Accident Accideufc and Employers' Liability. Live Stock Insured and Foaling Eisks Taken. Several Sums of Money to Lend on Freehold Security. FOR SALE. Boarding-house, containing 26 rooms a.nd all up-to dat 9 conveniences, J-acre land, good garden and orchard, stables, situate in centre of good town, will give long lease at 40s week; owner willing to show takings and courts fullest enquiry. °ric3 , furniture aid stock at valu?.-< tion. Only goodwill asked is the small amount of 5 per cent on valuation of stojk and frrnitire. Terms. 10,000 TONS OF FLAX. 3000 acres splendid country, 2000 acres being rich flax land, and 1000 acr o s dairying. It is estimated that there are 10,000 tons of flax now ready f o cut, up-to-date water power flax-mill, launch, punts, etc; good 6roomed house and all conveniences, 6 miles from seaport by good river, all rich, dry, swamp land, and flax would not have to be cut in water. 1492 acres freehold at from £5 to .£6 per acre, balance or p. at from 7s to 50s per acra; would arrange with good man to run on shares, or sell flax at 2<s 8d per ton royalty. If several persons purchased the block owner would erect a factory for dairying. TO LET.

PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL; furnished and unfurnished rooms; horse paddocks, Pine-st., 2/6 j horse paddock, Station Eoad, 2/6. HOUSES TO LET. roomed house, all conveniences, J acre 10s, Sussex-street; shop and G rooms, 25s North; 5-roomed house and 1} acres, Dpper Plain, 12s 6d ; 4roomed house and conveniences, Dix-on-street, 12/6; 7-rromed house, Colestreet, lis; 6-roomed house, Lansdowne 16s ; 6-roomed house, Cole-st., lis. Sections.—Building sections in good locality where values ara bound to vise. Only ,£lO deposit, balance ar ranged to suit purchaser. •-> roomed house in first c!a-s ord- r; good 'oc*]ity; every convenience Let to good tenant at 10s a week. J3235. Easy terms.

Husband & Finch, LAND fe ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE acres, freehold, all in grass, well fenced and subdivided into 8 paddocks ; nice low hiiis, lying well to the sun; small house, woolshed, man's whare, 3 miles from school and p.o. ; /8 15s per acre, .£5360 on mortgage for 4 years at 54 per cent. .£BOO cash, or will lease it at 9s per acre and .£2OO deposit. 255 170 acres, freehold, 165 acres in grass, 5 acres under crop 10 acres are stumped; weJl fenced into 10 paddocks, undulating and flat; permanently watered by springs and creeks; 5-roomed hi -use, cowshed of 18 stalls, trapshed, etc; I mile from school and cheese factory. <£2o per acre. =82400 can remain at 6 per cent. .£IOOO cash. 502 200 acres, 60 acres in giass, 18 acres felled bush, 122 acres mixed bush; situated 7 miles from Paliiatua on good read; 20 chains fencing ; well watered; the whole is undulating country; rotten rock formation ; carrying capacity 2 sheep per acre; nr. buildings; Title O.E.P. in 191? at 27s per acre; rent .£l2 3s per annum, nn rates. Price .£SOO, £250 can remain at 5 per cent for 5 years. 483 4824 acres, freehold, about noe third ploughable ; 900 acres have been ploughed ; ea«y hills and undulating, large area flat; grows splendid crops of oats, rape and turnips, 24 paddocks, well fenced and watered; good buildings, comprising 2 homesteads, one being a dew 7-roomed hou=e with all conveniences, woolshed, stable, sheepyards and dip; saleyards 3 miles distant, 1 mile from; school, p.o. and store. Situated in Hawke's [Jay. Price £0 10s per acre, stock at valuation. Terms arranged. Husband & Finch, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. WOODVILLE.

SHEEP-FARMERS! HEN you liavo read what Mr A Matthews, of Waiorongomai, says about WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you should have no hesitation in using it Whan addressing fanners at Masfcerton on Tuesday, October 6fch, on "Tho History and Breeding of Romney Sheep," Mr Matthews stated, inter alia "1 have not seen a louse in ray flock for TWENTY yars, and if at shearing a lick is seen i 1; is such a RAItE OCCURRENCE that tho shearer is certain to call my attention to it. I have just hid over 500 rani hoggets shorn, AND NOT A 11CK WAS SEEN AMONGST THEM, and I never dip more than ONCE during tho year, and always early in the season." For tiie past FIFTEEN YEARS Mi Matthews has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the above testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy sheep, v- e ll grown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks or insect life to trouble your sheep are assured when you use The Farmers' (?o-operativ Association will supply all particular and fulfil orders. Place a trial order to day. Like Mr Matthews you will never WHITE'S DIP. it.