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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10040, 10 May 1910, Page 8

Lands for Sato, ~neen & Sons, (Late J. E. Niool). AUCTIONEERS, LAND & INSURANCE AGENTS, Bannister-street, Masterton 4:15 acres, First Class Faro-, I well t'enced and watered; a large house, stable, wool-shed and dip, etc.; 8 miles from Masterton, half mile from Post Office, School and Creamery. A good chance and easy terms. 4. large portion of pureia.se money may remain. Only j65 18s per acre. 200 Acres, all in English errass, well fenced and watered; suitable for dairying or sheep. "Will run 70 cattle, or 2 sheep per acre, 9 miles from Masterton, no buildings. Price £750. Easy terms. J.OOO acres, first-class land, all in grass and well fenced and netted, subdivided into 5 paddocks, well watered, will run J £ sheep to the acre, or 100 catt.'e; 6-roomed house, stable and shearing shed, 9 miles from Masterton. £8 per acre. S6OO-H acres, Lansdowne, and good 6- roomed house. Easy terms can be arranged. TO LET. 66 COLOMBO ROiD. GOOD 6-ROOMED HOUSE, all conveniences, 12s per week. Apply— J. M'QUEEH AND SOWS, BANNISTER STREET, AUCTIONEER, LAND AGENT, AND GENERAL MERCHANT, NEW PLYMOUTH. .Established 1879. '

Good Opportunity for Sheep Farmers to secure a good Sheep Run. acres, 5500 in best mixed English grasses, balance being in bush, well fenced and subdivided into sheep proof paddocks (36 miles of fences), 2 dwelling houses, sheep yards, stock yards. The property is known to bo one of the best sheep and cattle runs in the JNorth >f Taranaki, and consists of fine grazing land of rich quality and lies well to the snn, and comprises table land, slopes, spurs and good hills, and has aoout 5 miles frontage to sea coast, and 4£ miles frontage to formed road. Tenure—held under, sec. 218, Land Act 1908, 21. years' lease with perpetual renew al and compensation clauses. Eental .£SOO par annum ; capacity easily 2 sheep to the acre. Price £5 10s per aero. Eeasonable terms can be arranged. ALSO 5450 acres adjoining 5 Title, land transfer; 1000 acres in grass and balance good bush country, fronting formed road. The land is _of good qnalily, though somewhat hill y, and will make good sheep country when all in grass. I estimate capacity ''l£ to 1£ sheep to acre. Price £2, 10s per acre.

LAND, STOCK, INSURANCE & COMMISSION AGENT, Main-stbeet, TAIHAPE. Absolutely the two cheapest Bush Farms on the market. SO© acres, 0.r.p.. at 17s 6d acre, 2| miles from railway station (Main Trunk) 60 acres felled and grassed, balance in good mixed bush, carrying capacity 2 sbeep to the aero all the year round. All the frontage 65 chains fenced, well watered, good -vvhare 20 x 10, built of sawn timber. Price £2 2s Gd per acre. Terms, half cash ; balance at 5 per cent. Will consider freehold town property in part payment. 1000 acres, o.r.p. at 31s acre, 4 miles from Wanganui river landing and 26 miles by road and track from Kaurimu railway station, tchool site on section ; 350 acres have been felled and grassed, 150 acres now being felled (which goes in at price quoted), carrying capacity 2\ sheep to the acre. Bush consists of tawa, rata, rimu, matai, konini, whiteywood, supplejack and usual undergrowth. Whare on section. Price only £ISOO. Terms, £IOOO down : balance as arranged. A Handy Place, Cheap and on Easy Terms. 40d aores (o.r.p. and 1.i.p.) 3J miles from Matiroa railway station. About 270 acres in gras3, balance bush, 5 paddocks, yards, 5-roomed house built of split and sawn timber. Price £6 per acre. Terms, £SOO down. HEN you have read what Mil V V Matthews, of Waiorongomai, gays about WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you should have no hesitation in using it. When addressing farmers at Mastertan on Tuesday, October 6th, on "The History and Breeding of Eomney Sheep," Mr Matthews stated, inter alia: "I have not seen a louse in my flock for TWENTY years, and if at shearing a tick is seen it is such a BARE OCCURRENCE that the shearer is certain to call mv attenticn to it. I have just hid over 500 ram hoggets shorn, AND NOT A TICK WAS SEEN AMONGST THEM, and I never dip moro than ONCE during the year, and always early in the season."

For toe past FIFTEEN YEARS M Matthews Ims used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the abovo testimony sets out its merits beyond question. Healthy sheep, veil grown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks or insect life to trouble your sheop are assured when you The Warm: apa Farmers' Co-operative Association will supply all particulars and fulfil orders. Place a trial order techy. Like Mr Matthews you will never regret it J t A NOL E Y SHAW, HAMILTON, Po°. WAf"A~O L/NP,