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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10032, 5 July 1910, Page 8

*Mct'or»eers' wo-tJoos* pahiatua stock Sale. TUESDAY,'JULY 6th, 1910. r\ALfIKTT& GO. LTD., will sell in J their Maagahn Roii Yards as above— Sheep- . 33 fin ewes in lamb to Eoinney rams 7<l woolly hoggets, mostly ewes Rr > Komnev e*es ia lamb 70 empty ewes 150 Lm-lioin ewes in lamb 75 ewes in lacib 18 good mixed weaner-s jVlartinborough Stock Sala. i:-=«THUESDA.Y. 7th JULY, 1910. at 1 p.m. X\ALGETY & CO., LTD., will sell at XJ the Eaids, on th.3 abova date 200 woolly hoggets 150 ewes in lamb 5G ewes in kmb Cattle■ 30 3yr steers 20 2yr steer a 16 weaners 15 cows, calving to factory dates F. EEAD, Local Agent.

I M I V f SUBDIVISION OF NEAR HAMILTON. X miles from Hamilton, and lies alongside the railway line between Newstead and Mataugi Kailway Stations (Cambridge line) Tt is level, easily worked land, and highly improved. This property is now being cut up into JSangirg from 70 lo 103 acres, and will be offered to the public. Plana will be issued at an early date. For farther particulars apply to MWMm WOODSIDE, NEWSTEAD; Farmers' Co-operative MiMMMihmmmMM HAMILTON.

CONCRETE FLAGS FOR COW-SHED FLOORS Etc. BTEONGa-ad everlasting, easily and quickly laid—the cheapest and moat satisfactory method cf overcoming the mud'trouble. Write for full particulars, giving mea. suremenfc of floor space. Cement Pipes for Culverts and Sewage have proved themselves the best for all asses of work. Made in sizes, from 4 inches to 42 inches in diameter. THE CERSENT~pIPE CO.. LTD., MASTERTON F. P. "Welch, LAND AMD ESTATE AGENT Perry Street, SVlastertorn. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY : Fire, Accident and T-ive Stock. Houses, Shops. Offices and Paddockius: to let. Money in largj and small su ids to end, FOB SALE 33LS Acres, Freehold,' Main Trunk winters jubt urion 3 breeding ewes per acre, at /12 ss; highly improved farm only 4 miles I rom station, good house, woolshed, stables, implement shed and several other buildings, dip and two sets yards, orchard and plantation, some rich flat a on the property, produces splendid root crops and owner Fold ,£SO worth of onions last season. This splendid property is wintering well 840 breeding ewes and 20 rams, nturns last year were over 40s per acre. Price, J614 per acre, including the stock. Can get .£2700 mortgage at not more than 5 per cent HLjLO© acres fattening farm, Gi3lip, 9 r house, woolshed to hold 900 she.jp, stable and outbuildings, and good yaras, 12 paddocks, all teen first ■clasa bush, country row grassed, 1 mile from station. Fattened 250 bullocks and 800 sheep in 1909, and this year 202 bullocks and 900 sheep hive been fattened. The best farm in the district. Price £l2 per acre for the free hold, and £9 tor the leasehold, the two to go together. Term?, 15 per cent cish, 15 per cent in 12 months, balance 7 j oars at 5 per cent with right to pay part or the whole. X39S acres Pahiatua, 640 freehold, 37u v i- y, 380 1 i p, 91C grassed, balance fcu»h, 8 paddocks, flret class fences, new 2 r cottage, good woolshed, yard 3 and dip; first class land. Price £5 17s fid per acre- .£1590 cash, balance arranged. LEASEHOLD SB.EEP AND DAIEY FARM. 255 Acres, inland from Feilding; .a,a cleared, except few acre 3 shelter bust, aid well grassed and watered, ■6O acies ploughable Jacd, balance easy hills, 5-roomed house, wooJ, trap and ■cowsheds, wbare, eto,. 4 miles from township. 1 from school, ana i from anaiuwy and telephone bureau. Owmer will give a b }mva lease, free of •jut• i« luio taxes hi 14s per acre, half -.t iir snrt in advance. A good prou rty. j- pply eha'jp F. P. WELCH.