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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10306, 5 August 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. W. H. Cruicksliaiik* PERRY STREET, MASTEBTOft LAND AND GENERAL GOMMi» SION ACENT. TO LET. Dwelling, 6 rooms, sheds, orchard, 11 acres laud, rent 25s per week. Dwelling, 4 rooms, stable, $-aur» land, Lansdowne, Bs. Dwelling, 4 rooms, Villa Street, 9s. Boarding House, Bannister Street, LANSDOWNE BUILDING SITE. 8 ACRES level land,, beautu-Hy situated; plantation, stream, well fenced. Price on application. "J OAfl ACRES, all in be&t Encl.£i\)\J lisli grasses', 5 acres m. crop, limestone formation. Permanent creeks; best totara fencing in first-class order. Hundreds oi pounds of totara on property ,• about 60 acres flat, balaaice very easy limestone, hills.; oa-rries over two sheep. The stock is the .best rim the district. Sheep are heavy Lincolns'. Splendid 8-rooraed house and all convemiences; sheepyards; woolshed in. good order; 19 miles from railway; 1 mile from school, telegraph office, and creamery. PRICE £l2 per acre. This property 'is< one of the best in j the district, and improvements could i not be better. • No 1473 HOMEBUSH. 1 OO ACRES, the best land ,in JLjUIJ the Wairarapa, nioo clumpsv of matai Ibush. DweUing 6 .rooms', splendid situation, for retired squatter. Land adjoining worth £SO per acre. Full particulars on application.

For Sale/ AS A GOING CONCERN. THE BA».-AIN OF THE SEASON. AfJK ACRES at £l2 PER ACRE, Grass or crop. Fenced and > sub-divided. Good house. Large and buildings. On banks of Waipa River, about two fiiiles from creamery, P. 0., school, etc., and 8 miles from Frankton. STOOK.— 74 head cattle, 165 sheep, 8 horses, pigs, fowls, ducks, turkeys, reaper and binder, drill, 1 discs, ploughs, roller, waggon, double buggy* .harrows, harness,' tools, eto.,, etc. One stack oaten sheaves. PRICE only £l2 Par Acre as a. going concern, and' £ISOO cash will see you in. DON'T MIS 3 IT. land Agent. frankton junction, WAIK A T 0 .

GOVERNMENT InsurancE

DEPARTMENT FACT NO. 4. A LIBERAL SYSTEM OF NONFORFEITURE PROTECTS EVERY ASSURANCE POLICY ISSUED by the DEPARTMENT. Substantial surrender values and loan values are allowed after tw years, and if the premium is n< paid -within the thirty days of grace an account is opened crediting the policy holder with the surrender value and increases thereon, and debit' ing him with the premiums as they fall due and interest ifchereon. As long as tihe amount to credit exceeds the amount owing the policy is in full force, ; and in, the event of death or maturity the sum assured and 'bonuses, less the arrears with in-

R. BROWN. VALUER, LAND AND ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, Bank of N.Z. Chambers, fiLxSTERTON., Property Representative: D. B. . Thomson. ** P.O. Box 2. A FIRST-CLASS FARM ON EX CEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. ' T)A ACRES O.R.P. at £1 per wi\J aSre, "between 200 and 300' Stores in grass: balance.in bush; 300 n«res nloiierliiiAilpi whan olparftrL Ring fenced and divided, into two paddocks; 3-roomed cottage on the ground. ' Situated 7 miles from rail- ■'. way isiation by level dray road. This property has always been used for fattening bullocks. . Price of Good-., will and improvements only £7 10s2 per acre. Terms £2OO cash, balance?'' ■', can remain for 5 years at 5 per cent/ 1 /LOO O.R.P. at 23s 6d J. TcU \J per acre; 2£ miles by * level dray road from railway station, and township; about 300 acres' felled and grassed, and carrying 600 sheep. Wool returns for last season £2OO. Fat lambs £l5O. The property is well fenced and watered. Buildings comprise 3-roome" stockyards and dip. ] £3 10s per acre. Terms £2OOO cash. 1 QQQ ACRES O.R.P. at 16s 6d It/Ou per acre, 12 miles from township by flat road; 930 acres in grass, 300 acres having been sown this autumn; subdivided into 14 paddocks; 3 sets of yards, dip woolshed and 1-roomed whare. Carried oik" 630 acres since last spring 2100 sheep" and 50 head of cattle. PRICE only £3 10s per acre.