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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10158, 7 February 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. PERRY STREET, - MASTERTOM. LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. BARGAINS IN HOUSE PROPERTY. CALL FOR FULL PARTICULARS. Dwelling, 6 rooms, pantry, 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. Houses 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-crass order. Situated Upper Plain. Price £4OO, only £SO down. >

A IJLACKM. LANL AeijNT AND STOCK . VALUER Offices —ln Wells' Buildings CAMBRIDGE, 80 ACRES ail in grass, well subdirooms, sheds, and outbuildings. Close to Cambridge. £27 per acre. I*2£ Acres in English grass, except 8 acres turnip land and 14 acres in oats, well watered by windmill and ißtreama. House 7 rooms, with al] necessary outhouses; 4- ; horse stable, witln loft and chaff room. Orouardj sheltered iy ornamental treesj cowshed and 9 bails; close to school and church. £2l peracre^ 222 ACRES, au acres young grass, balance rough: feed; new house, 4 .rooms, ' cowshed : and buggy shed j ldrely garden; 7 about 64 miles from Cambridge • 3 miles from school and 1 ! mile from creamsry. £5 los per acre. ' ■: ; 833 ACRES all in EngUsh graßi, exceplyiy acres turnips;, subdivided into a2: paddocks; 70 chains % . frontage,,to Maind^atf-' by -windmill'; arid ■ str^nil;; cbw3> shed, : 10 bails; wagon: : *hd::buggy 6 > rooms, store and bath rooms ; half, acre young orchard; 3* miles from Cambridge >P<At Office. £lft per acre. Mortgage l can rerawn ' on interest ■ «>:■,£ .'wr'-ceoiiui^:^:^

A. G; C .^^.o^WSSIO2J;;A&ENT^' railway station/ :\ 3 miles from S U and; school, • 8 : ;m aocsa.; :::! ; ; e.mj§s; 1 plougbable * when slumped;. Wiiii ;tered 840, e^s,^.^M^l^^lwg.^ Tvoolshed>, dip; R K>omed house, stables, etc. Pripe &Li 10s per acre. Terms' arrang- ■" eu«- ...:■■ "\. -i'--^ 1 ,-..'/ acres 0.w.p.; ait; ssfl ,C per ' ; acre, 6 miles from Raetihi b* school and P.O. 2 miles, 250 acres felled and grassed, balance batffe. Grass land i fenced and divided' paddocks, winters k'2 £ stieep to the acre. Price only £5 rper acre. Terms £I2OO cash, balanc. '' ■' at 6 per cent. :.:,'/■. : ; n *° ACRES, Registered Native lease 42 yearsi 39 years to run. v Rent 9d per acre first 11 years, 2s per acre 10 yearßj and 6 per , cent, oh unimproved value for remainder of term. Good 2$ sfeeep wrcthtry when grassed. Six miles from township and market. AH in bush. Price of goodwill llr per acre. Terms, Is 3d cash, b*l- .; ance as arranged. ',

.MATTHEWS, of Walorongomai, says abou WHITE'S SHEEP DIP, you should have no hesitation in using it. When addressing farmera in Masterton on Tuesday, October 6th, oh "The History and Breeding of Romhey Sheep," Mr Matthews, 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 hatfe Just had over 500 ram hoggets shorn, AND NOT A TICK WAS SEEN AMONGST THEM, and l nev* dip more than ONCE during the year, ■ and always early in the season." For the past FIFTEEN YEARS Mr Matthews has used WHITE'S SHEEP DIP ONLY, and the above testimony sets out its merits beyond question. /Healthy sheep, wellgrown, lustrous fleeces, and no, ticks or insect life to trouble your she*>p are assured when yon use ' WAIRARAPA AGENTS, Masterton, Pahiatua, Eketahuno, Carterton, Grey town, Martinborough. W.F.C.A, Featherston Agents: TOOGOOD AND CO.