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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10159, 8 February 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. WAHSGAWA FREEZING fcQOKS, MESSES W. B. CHENNELLS AND CO. (in conjunction .with Mesrrs G. H. Perry and Co.) have received instructions from Mr LIDDiNGTON to otter for sale, in THIRTY-TWO SECTIONS, a portion of his property situated on the Main Masterton-Carterton Road, and close to the new Freezing Works recently erected by the Wellington Farmers' Meat Co., Ltd. This important sub-division promises to be the foundation of a new Wairarapa township, and, offers a capital opportunity for successful speculation. Areas of from 37 perches to 2 roods 15 perches. LOW PRICES! > NO BOROUGH RATES! GOOD LEVEL GROUND! IDEAL SITES FOR WORKERS' HOMES. Full particulars, prices, - plans, ( etc., on application.

MASTERTON. >N. account of the keen demand for that portion of the above estate,' ivhicb ■'• was recently subdived, when some 1200 acres were sold, the owners have decided to cut up a further; area of this choice sheep and dairying country, . and the following sections are now available!: at reasonable pricesj with possession at; an early date:—- f ■• 210 7 easy limestone slopesj cabbage-tree flat; ideal lot for mixed farming.: : ; ' . ; ~ 116 ACRES, undulating section with patches of young bush; 114 ACRES, nearly all flat dairying country, with exceptionally; well- '■' grassed limestone hill. :, '<■;••; 68 ACRES,, practically ylevel, with limestone slSpe on boundary.': ;; 61 ACRES, two rbad;frontages, larger portion level with low flattopped hill at back; : ' ' ■

.;: : 'AND; :: C6.Vv::;-';; AUCTIONEERS. ACCOUNTANTS; LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, '■ r-r : \ PERRY STREET, MASTERTON, FORSAIiE ';, for- _*■ ■QoafrSyiHiknm.y- pro-j DUCING CITVPROPERTY, <)R UNENCUMBERED FARM. •rift AAA"', ACRES, partly inK ".' : improved sheep coun» ; from .:■;.■ coast&l ';. tow A, 23 paddocks, 7-rodm-: ed Homestead,; : all''";jq6nvenienoesi> wbolsHed :wiiii! l "; 8 macliiifos, uo-to-' date men's quarters, stable, sheds, ■i Miw plants engine,: together with '.■'.; 12,000 sheep and vlambs, 300 hea<* ; of cattle, 30 horseiyvirop^enwnts^ ' : and furnitnre. S'".- r '■.: "■'•"■•,..• ■::; .'- : >- AS A GOING GONCERNFree of Encumberanc*. mnclpals j only etealt with; v 1 HASTINGS., ■■.-■; '>?HAWKE'B vBAY:

«J •• JIS. LAND & ESTATE AGENT,

160 QUEEN STBEET, MASTEBTON Eepresentative—S. ATMES. 700 ACRES, rent £lB per year. 300 ; acres in good English grass. 400 acres in biish. There is some good milling, bush on 'tihe property ..which a sawmill is nut-tingvand-^paying:':!a; royalty of 3d per 100 ft. The present' owner., is making a clear profit of £35 -per month. The mill will be cutting for about 4 years." Subdivided into 5 paddocks, all well watered. House of 4 rooms, woolshed, sheep yards, etc. The property winters 520 sheep and 67 head of cattle. Situated 10 miles from town arid I mile from school. Price £2550. Equity £IOOO. Balance at 4£ per cent. 1109 120 ACRES, freehold. All in grass except 6 acres in oats and turnips. Ring-fenced and subdivided' into 6 paddocks, all well-watered. Undulating and flat country. Carrying capacity 40 head of cattle." Stock 'now on land 27 cows, 2 heifers, bull, 2 horses and 12 sheep, e?c. House, 6 rooms, washhouse, 10- . .bail cowshecl; etc. Situated one mile from school «*"'. Tactory, arid' four mijes from town.;. ; Price £l6 10s per acre. Terms, £350 cash, or everything as a going concern for £I6OO.