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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10157, 6 February 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE, W. Uv Crdiekshaiiki PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. BARGAINS IN HOUSE PROPERTY. CALL FOR FULL PARTICULARS. Dwelling, G rooms, paiitry,. linen, press, bath room, hot and cold. water, tubs, coal and wood shed, gas stoves, etc., all new and in first-class order. Very easy terms. Call for further information. Beautiful Section in Essex Street, section over quarter acre, high and dry. No reasonable offer refused. Hoiises are at a premium in. this street. LANSDOWNE RESIDENCE. Dwelling, 7 rooms, bathroom, woodshed, tubs, copper, gas and water laid on; everything new and in, in good order; quarter-acre land. Price £575. Terms £SO cash, balance 6 per cent. Dwelling, 4 rooms, bathroom, scullery, pantry, wash-house, woodshed," and workshop; hot and cold water; new and in first-class order. Situated Upper Plain. Price £4OO, only £SO down. LANL AGENr AND STOCK VALUER. Offices,—ln Wellfi' ijuiidinga CAMBRIDGE. 60 ACRES ail m gra*s; well subdivided and watered. House of 4 rooms, «neds> and outbuildings. Close to Cambridge. £27 per acre. 142f Acres in English grass, except* b turnip land and 14 acreeu» bats, well watered by windmill and streams. House 7 • rooms, \ with-all necessary outhouses; 4iiorse stable, with loft and chaff room. Orchard; sneltered by ornamental .trees; cowshed and--9 bails; dose to creamery, school and church. £2l peri acre. 222 ACRES, UU acres young grass, balance rough feed; new house, - .4, rpotas, cowshed and; buggy shed; lovely garden; about 6s, miles from Cambridge; 8 nnW from school and 1 mile' from i creamery. £5; 15s per acre. '■;..' 833 ACRES all in English grass^ ; except 20 acres turnips; Bub-div- "i ided into 12 paddocks; 70 chains - by windmill and streams; , cowshed, 10 bails j wagon and Sugg,: 5 rooms, store and bath rooms half acre young orchard; 3J miles from Cambridge Pott Office. £1& per acre. Mortgage cab remain on interest at 6 per cent.

A. G. Cunningham, LAND, STOCK, INSTANCE & COM. MISSION A&ENT~-.* 7l ,'MAiN.STBErr;:, ;■ .. .»V TAIHAPE 31 i^ large -paddocki, tered m ewes, 20 rams, 100 hoggets 22 cattle, and 4 \ horsey woolshed, dip, 2 sets yards, 5roomed house, stables,, etc. Price £l2 10s per acre, Terms arrana- „■ '.ed.. ; ;.;'.- >,: ■ ■• m ACRES. ; O.rt.P., Vai 25s pe, acre, 6 miles from Raetihi by | school and P.O. 2 miles, 260' acre« i. fel'ed and grassed, balance bueb. Grass; land feuced and divided ■■■;H>t(*6 paddocks, winters 2£ sheep to the acre r Price only £5 per acre. Terms £I2OO cash, balanc. ■-■ at o per cent. ■ 1240 ACRES, Registered Nativ« 1 tease 42 years, 39 .-/years' to run. * Kent 9d per, acre first 11 years, 2s per acre 10 years, and 6 per cent, on unimproved value for remainder of term. Good 2f sheep country when! grassed. Six milei from township and market. All in bush. Price of goodwill lig per acre. Terms, Is 3d cash, bal-- . ahce as arranged.. WHEN you have read what MR A. MATTHEWS, of walorongomal, says abou WHITE'S sheep DIP, you should have no hesitation in using it. When addressing farm-era,-in Masterton on Tuesday, October 6th, on "The History and Breeding of Romney 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 RARE OCCURRENCE that the shearer Is certain to call my attention to It. I have just had over 600 ram hoggets shorn, AND NOT A TICK WAS SEEN AMONGST THEM, and I never dip more than ONCE during the year, and always early in the season." ' F ° r *be past FIFTEEN YEARS Mr Matthews has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, above 1 testimony sets out its merits beyon«T - question. Healthy sheep, wellgrown, lustrous fleeces, and no ticks or insect life to trouble your sheep are assured when you use

WAIRARAPA AGENTS, Masterton, Pahiatua, Ekttahuni Carterton, Greytown, Mairtinborough. '.F.C.A, Featherston Agents: TOOCOOD AND CO.