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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10420, 11 September 1911, Page 8

To Farmers and Others MR JAMES MACINTOSH begs to dinitliimialte tjhiait lite tfias been, joained' dm. OPflrbenrslhiip by Mr EDGAR LOWDER HOLM WOOD, siarfc© SHueepfanoer in Wainairana and H»\vtee's. ©ay Bisitiricts, and by Mr ALBERT OREA&H O'CONNOR, Hate an Auctione'es in Messrs DjaJgety lamd 00-mpainy'iS Wool Bind Stook Diepairtmen/t. , Uhie New Fdxm wiU be known as JAMES MACINTOSH AND COMPANY, and tdieir business of P&6(tora'l and Financial Agents—andudliing Lamd, St took, .Gie/neJ'ail CbncumiiSiSfion and Stopping bnisdnies®, also Wool Brokws tand Lamd Valuers—wiili bfe ca-mied on in ttlhieiii" Offices ait 113-115 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, (ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS.) Opposite Bamik of New Zealand, WELLINGTON. Telephone 3277.

S. B. Edwards & Co, (Lata Nlcot and Edwardt), LAND AGENTS. MASTERTON. FOR EXCHANGE. p'Q ACRES, situated Ballanoe, a tJtJ dlioiae dairy farm; carries 25 dairy cows land 'lilars&s. Splendid flat country, ipractioaily ial'l ploughable. Owner" will exdbange for larger property in. Wairarapa. Good house, 6 rooms, 16-sitall >oowislhed, and other oultlbuiidiinigs. PRIOE £3O PER ACRE. STRAIGHT OUT LEASE. o£f| ACRiES, nearly all pdoughable, well grassed; a few j aaDBS-i®' ..orpp ; property _ for ■ cropping, tsinieep and dairy- "■faJmrng. Giood 'buildings. Owner wall lease ror. 'sseven■ years! Rewt £125 per acre, ibaM year 5n advance. No goodwill. A ismip. '' . -j A AORES of' splendid, cropping JL Vf and grazing kud; 4 paddocks, permanent tstream thirougb each; 3 'males (from post -office, Miasterton. Good ihiouse and outbuildings. Terms £IOO rash. Ful (particulars on application. ~ Q/jA ACRES, partly liimestone count rV; lall in grass; iiow cawying' 500 ewes and 100 head of cattle. Good .house of 5 roomis and outbuildings. L.I.P. Ren't 4s lOd net. Situated Wairarapa. PRIOE £8 10s PER ACRE. A SNIP GOOD TEEMS ARRANGED

E. B HARE AMD CO. Laud, estate 4 commission agents, Pallilatua. An useal dairy farm of 9* ACRES, rich flat land, 10roorned house, cowshed and stables, trapshed, men'® cottage, 10 paddocks, 10 acres under the plough., £- mil© from, factory, school and post office, and 3 miles from railway station. Will dairy 35 cows'; 35 firstclass cows cam bo taken at £8 per head. Freehold £26 10s per acre; £697 cash, the balance at 5 per cent. AA 1 ACRES L.1.P., nearly all yUtt plougliable, 300 acres have been ploughed: 12 paddocks; good house, woolshed with machines, yards, bar n,implement shed, stables. Well -watered ;. x 2 sheep per acre country. Rent 3s lid per acre. Price of .owner's interest £3OOO. £I.OOO cash. This work® out at £3 6s 4d per acre. Haiwke's Bay district. . ' O J_ty "al) j*lough'&ble, 150 "acres; have been ploughed... G.oocl house and o'utibuiiflings:" 16Q •«»» jwlaimfifl swamp. Will cut tip into 3 jd&jj farms. Three miles from Freehold £8 8s Bd. Ti6rms. QOQ ACRES, 246 acres L.1.P.,' balance freehold; rent on L.I.P. £lO 10s. per annum. All has ibeen bush land; 16 paddocks; 7roomed house, woolshed and cartshed; well watered; 10 miles from railway by good motor road. Good healthy sheep country. Winters 1500 big . sheep and 50 head of cattle: 4 miles from school and post office. Price for the freehold and interest in leasehold £7 per acre; £3500 can remain at 5 per cent, for a term of years.' Hawke's Bay district. AAn ACRES, 300 acres L.1.P., DUU balance freehold; 125 acres bush, balance in grass; two houses of -5 rooms, w/jolshed, 7 paddocks, good yards, rent'on tne L.I.P. £l3 10s per annum. Both houses are let •to good tenants. Stock now on the property 1000 big sheep,. of which ,700. are -breeding ekps.., PRICE £8 2s. 6d per acre: £BOO cash, halaiioe msy district. f" ' A/4A-CRES, highly improved. 8 UtjcU roomed house, woolshed, jooncrete dip,; 14 paddoobsp all riaeaMe country ; sheep fier aaid 90 head cattle ; withaiy2j . mile®-of railway station, and 5 miles from the sea. Very healthy sheep country. Lovely dimate. FREEHOLD £9 10s per acre. Terms arranged. JjIOROPEAN WHOLESALE INDENTS promptly exeouted at lowest/cash prices for all kinds of BRITISH and CONTINENTAL GOODS, including: Books and Stationery. Boots, / Shoes, and leather. Chemicals and Druggist Sundries, China, Earthenware and Glassware'; Cycles, Motors and Accessories. Drapery, Millinery, and Piece -Gbbds. Fafeicy Goods <and perfumery. ' Hardwire, Machinery"' aiid wgMltf Jewellery, Plate .and Watches. - -Plujto^apJiic'and Optical Goods. . ProvisKwis and OilmenVStoreS. "JBiUfrivv V Commission 2J to 3 per cent. Trade Discount Allowed. Special Quotations on Demand. Sample Cases from £lO upwards. Consignmeaitß of Produce Sold on Account. WILLIAM WILSON AND SONS. Abchurch Lano, London, E.C. Cable Address: "Annuaire," London." J^AYERS! y^AYERSI J^AYERS! KEEP LAYERS on the NEW IDEA POULTRY PLANT, WAITARA, TARANAKI. WHITE LEGHORNS. (1521 strain). BROWN LEGHORNS, BLACK ORPINGTONS, SILVER AND WHITE WYA.NDOTTES, WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS. HOUiDANS. and SILVER, CAMPHOR all laying strains For PaTtieulars of Eggs and Day-old Chicks apply— MANAGER, N.1.P.P., BoX 32, WAITABA, TARANAKI. SBa:::..-