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LANDS FOR SALE. vV. M. Cruickstankt, PEitiii' STItEET, ALASTERTON. LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. 1200 ACRES, all iu English grasses; peruiiuiei.it creeks; best totara fencing, in first class .order; hundreds of pounds worth of totara on theproperty; GO acres Hat; carriesover 2 sheep; the stock is thein the district; splendid 8rooined house mid all conveniences, ■ sheep .yards, woolshed ; 1 mile fromschool and telegraph office. Price£l2 per acre; £BOOO can remain at. G per cent. (1473> HiCHLY IMPROVED PROPERTY. 1500 ACRES, close to Masterton; family residence in perfect order, every convenience; woolshed, dip,, and all necessary conveniences; winter- s%se on two sheep, besidescaWLb'i, xarge area ploughable; all fences in perfect order Price andfull particulars on application. (1984). 3865 ACRES, Masterton. Dwelling,. .7 rooms and all conveniences;; woolshed, yards, dip, mens' quarter's ; stock now on property, 3000' ewes wth lambs, 2000 hoggets, 150' breeding ewes; stock of best quality. Price £6 5s per acre. Easyterms can be arranged. (2011)

A. BLACOA3,LAND AGOTTAHD STOCK VALUER, Offices—ln Weiie.' tfuiJdinga eAMBRrDCE. h 50 ACRES all in grass, well subdivided and watered. Houeo of 4 rooms, sheds, and outbuildings. Close to Cambridge. £27 per acre. 142£ Acres in English grass, except 8 aores turnip land and 14 acre&j, in oats, well watered by windmill and streams. House, 7 rooms,, with all necessary outhouse's; 4--horse stable, with loft and chaff room. Orchard; sheltered by ornamental trees; cowshed =and 9 bails; close to creamery, school and church. £2l per acre. 222 ACRES, 20 acres young grass, balance rough feed; new house, 4 rooias, cowshed and buggy, 6hed; lovely garden; about 6£ miles from Cambridge; 3 milea from school and 1 mile from, creamery. £5 15s per acre, 233 AfiRES all in English, grass, except 20 acres turnips; sub-div-ided into 12 paddocks; 70 chains frontage to Main Road; watered by windmill and streams; cowshed, 10 bails; wagon and buggy sheds, besides others; new house, 5 rooms, store and bath- rooms; half acre young orchard pSJr milea from Cambridge Post Office. £1& per acre. Mortgage can remain on interest at 5 oer cent.

A. G. Cunningham, LAND, STOCK, rNSUBANCE & COM. ' MISSION AGENT, Majn-btbeetj TAIHAPE. 318 ACRES FreSd, 4 miles irom railway station,. 3 miles from creamery, P.O. and school, 8 miles from Taihape. All in grass,, nng fenced, 7 large paddock*,, and several small paddocks, 'ences all totara post* and battens, half the property, ploughable wheu stumped. Wittered 840 ewes. 20 rams, 100" hoggets, 22 cattle, and 4 horses, woolshed, dip, 2 sets yards, 6~ roomed house, stables, etc. Price £l2 10s per acre. Terms arranged. m ACREB O.ri.P., at 25a pei acre, 8 miles from Raetihi bj . dray road, 4 of which is metalled, school and P.O. 2 miles, 250 acrea felled and grassed, balance bush. Grass land fenced and divided into 5 paddocks, winters 2J sheep, to the acre. Price only £5 penacre. Terms £I2OO cash, balance, at 5 per cent. ■ - ' . ift«o ACRES, Registered Native. ' lease 42 years, 39 years to run. Rent 9d per acre first 11 years,. 2s per acre. 10. yearß, and 5 per cent, on unimproved value for remainder of term. Good. 2J Bfceep. country when grassed. Sis miles, from township and market. All< in bush. Price of goodwill 11bper acre. Terms, Is 3d cash, balance as arranged*

7HEN you hare read what MR* A. MATTHEWS, of Waiorongomal, says abou WHITE'S SHEEPDIP, you should have no hesitation, in using it. When addressing farmers in Masterton on Tuesday, October 6th, on "The History and Breeding of Romney Sheep," Mr Matthaws stated, inter alia: "I. have not seen a louse m my flock for TWENTY years, and if at shearing a tick Is seen,, it is such a RARE OCCURRENCE that the shearer Is certain to call my attention to It. I have just had over 500 ramhoggets shorn, AND NOT A TICK WAS SEEN AMONGST THEM, and I never dip morethan ONCE during the year, and always early in the season." For the past FIFTEEN YEARS. Mr Matthews has used WHITE'SSHEEP DIP ONLY, and the above testimony sets out its merits beyondquestion. Healthy sheep, wellgrown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks or insect life to trouble your sheep, are assured when you use WAIRARAPA AGENTS, Masterton, Pahiatua, Eketahuna, Carterton, Creytown, Maryborough. .JC .0. A.i Featherston Agents: TOOCOOD AND CO.

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10155, 29 December 1910, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10155, 29 December 1910, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 8 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10155, 29 December 1910, Page 8

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