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Auctioneers' Notices SVBastorton Stock Sale. WaIPOUA sale yaeds. WEDNESDAY, 27th JULY, 1910. at 1 o'clock. rHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., will offer as above— Sheep 30 fat w«tbers 5'J exfja good ewes in lamb to E. ram 3 80 ewoi in lamb to Eotnnoy rams 5) fat and forward empty eftcs 100 empty ewes fiO s.m. owe?, in lamb 70 nxtra pood ewes in lamb to black faced rams dO extra pumo heavy fat wethers, tip.riy shorn sn pti.ne fat; wecieis 120 ewes 30 hsggets On or ATr J. Savage—--400 I\omr,ey-Lincjln ewes, 2th to ffm in lamb to Komney rams a good station one mark On account of Mr K. Barrel!, Mount I: rued — 150 ewes in lamb Cattle 12 3vr old stears 1 cow close to caivmg J. 10«N3, Auctioneer.

RIDO MILKING MACHINE Eaho u, 17th Doci). be', 1909.1. The Bidd Milking Mashina Cc. j\e>v Plymouth. __ Dear Sirs,—l have much pleasure in certifying that; the plant instilled by your Company is giving every satisfaction, milks the cows clean and does iiuCi injure Liio tests, but leaves them in good order, I consider the Rid' Milking MjtcLue is the best and M'uckesfc machine en the market. I am, yours truly, rSdl CLEMENT PENWAEDEN. M ANSON VV«> BARE, P.tlmtrston i\ortb.

LAND # EST \rv, k GENTS, WOODVILLE 33 Acres L.I.P. and 15 acires reserve attached thtrato, situated in tha Pihiatua district, $ mile from school, creamery, post office, etc., all in grass and all ploughable, well fenced and watered, divided into several' paddocks, good 7 roomed house with all conveniences and all necessary outbuildings, Frice, .£I3OO. Government mortgage £515, private mortgage £200; a very handy farm. 603 3,38 Acres, freehold, situated 4 miles from Pahiatua, i mile school, creamery, post office, etc., all in griss and splendidly watered, divided into 13 paddocks all well fenced, 40 acres ploug&able, 4-roomed house with scullery and all conveniences, 10-bailed cowshed, trapshed, etc. Price, £2O 10s per acre; /930 on mortgage at 6 pee cent; only'£soo cash required; an ideal dairy farm. 604 OS Acres, freehold, and 20 acres leasehold, the rent of which is £9 10s per annum, H miles from school, post office, creamery, store and railway station, : practically all ploughable, splendidly feaced, well watered and Eubdividtd, will carry 40 to 50 cows easily, 7-roomed house with all con veriiences, good milking shed with machinep, good orchard and hothouse. Pric% £2ioo ; first mortgage £IOOO, due in H years at 6 per cent; second mortgage"£l7 7, payable any time,cash required £4OO. 607 gOO Acres, O.K.P, 27s p9r acre, exercisable any titna; 30 acres in grass, 17J acres in bush; wall watered. Kent £li per annum. Grr>od whare ou the proparcy. PnC9, £i 10s per acre. Cash required £3OJ; balance in five j ears at 6 pe* cent, 612

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, WOODVILLE.

LAND AffRNT AND STOCK VALUER, Offices—ln Wellt' Buildings, CAMBRIDGE. lAS for saie aity and suburban properties, and good Dairy Firms close to.the Borough cf Cambridge. £s© Acres freehold, close to township, all high, dry and level land, in high state of cultivation; houre six rooms, outhouses, cow bails, 3 horsa stable, chaff house, barn, subdivided into eix paddocks, all well fenced. Pries £25 an acre. 1.1 P. Several small dairy farms in the Fencourf district, areas ranging from 51) to 218 aerrs, with good houses, milking sheds and seaessary buildings, all in first class English grasses. Price, £lB to £2O per acre. J33LS ACRES, LI.P., 200 yarls from main Hautapu factory, nearly new nouse, six large rooms with man's house and every convenience, good young orchard, cowshed, I'd bails, concrete, stable, chaff house, waggon shed, buggy shed, large barn, all as good as new. Land subdivided into 15 paddocks, all in English grassed, watered by windmills, and troughs. This is cheap. Pricj £lß—including Government valuation.

GEORGE HERON, KAIN GROCEi i and GENEKAL STOREKEEPER, CbaDb) and Hall Streotu

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10050, 26 July 1910, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10050, 26 July 1910, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 3 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10050, 26 July 1910, Page 8

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