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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10465, 1 November 1911, Page 7

Endsleigh Estate CHOICE FARM LANDS FOR SAt-E THE Undersigned are favour sd with instructions from the owner to offer for sale about 400 acres of the well-known and far-famed ENDSLEIGH ESTATE, situated at HAVELOOK NORTH, and four miles from Hastings, in lots to suit purchasers, say from 20 acres upWArdiSt This land is rich alluvial flats of great depth not easily estimated. Well watered and well drained. The soil is unrivalled in this > Dominion for its fertility and the district for climate. There are no logs or stumps to impede the plough, while the highest possible averages of crops can be grown. For many years it has grown from 45 to 60 bushels per acre of rye-grass seed of the best quality, averaging £l2 -10s .per acre. The piaddooks oeang closed only four months for this splendid return. The land will carry 1 dairy cow per acre or 6 ewes per acre, and fatten thedr lambs I For root crops nothing better can be desired. The crop of mangoldß now growing on the property is estimated by experts to yield 89 tons per acre without manure of any kind. Early possession can be given. Full particulars on application to ihe Sole Agents—- ' WELLWOOD AND WELLWOOD, HASTINGS. Or - G. A. PREECE AND CO., Paimerstom N., Sole Agents.

SUMMER GOODS STYLES that are oaappy—TAILORING that's av^ur passable—perfect fit guaranteed. No guesswork —no onoertaiutj about our tailoring way. Erery bit of work is done aooording to *&*> dictates of akill and experience OCR NEW BTYMCS ARB NOWi BEADY It® INSPECTION. WDAULW6, m I AULINtt, Queen Street in ««e ••• • M&sterton.

WHAT Kim OF music DO TOU LIKE BEST "y O'J qui an; gOvd una from an KDISON PBOUOGKAPH. It twitters} n band of fifty pieces as well at it does a single singing voice. Nothing yon can buy will provide Sv> ouch of the best kind of entertainment for and your family at so trifling a cost as an EDISON PHONOGRAPH. MHMMHBMMBNHnBMnniMBIi Oome In and hear the new w rds and set our teirms. OCTOBER RECORDS NOW TO,'HAND. ; LARGE STOCKS. IN S OCKM/UOK. tuoa fifwcrc 1Edison Phonograph, prioa £4> 10» ( type)} tfdison Fireside Phonograph, price £3 10«' Edison Standard Phonograph, prioe JJ3 t.dison Home Phonograph, prioa £l2 Edison Triumph Phonograpn, prioa.SH REPAIRS—PIease note that we make 'a s oecialty of repairs of description. ATTACHMENTS—For the benefit of oar numerous P*troa* wa beg to quote pricesfor fitting the 4in. attachment eo any pia«hino at follow • Oem Phonograph, 22s 8d Standard Phonograph, 80» Home Phonograph, 45« Triumph Phonograph, 46i. ' M UPtC— A full selection of i-minute Dancing Beooida no» to hand. Writs for particular*. U The Talkeries," BANNISTER STRK-j! l\ , „ HALL ' WAVAG-EB MASTERTON.

To stand This Season at Masterton THE STANDARD BBBD TEOTTING STALLION JAY BELDON , (6 Years Old.) By WILDWOOD, dam MAY BELDON, by Judge Beldon, dam May, both imported from America. TA "V DIPT a rown horse, standing over JA X JDJCiiillUii 16 hands, and has records of 2J27 for a mile as a 2yr old, and 2 23 as a 3yr old. CUTE is a two year old, sired by Jay Beldon, and won at last Ashburton meeting. This was the first of Jay Beldon's stock to race. I WILDWOOD Record 2-4$ Sire of— Ribbonwood Lancewood Satinwood Master Poole Koydwood Woodend 'Good Gift Sire of— Prince Gift, 2.12-} Hector (4 ) 2.16 Wildwood 2L24J ELECTIONEER 125 Sire of Arion ?.07t and 154 others,-and dams of Dolly Dillon 2.0f1$ Klatawah 2 05£ Lisoujero 2 08$ ajd 80 others in 2.30 list MISS GIFT FALUS 2.23 Sire of Don Marvin 2.22£ Men to Pallia 2 27% Palrose 2.19 ana 10 others, and dami of Janice, 2.08;} Wild Wind 2.12* May Beldon Dam of Jay Beldon, 2-23 2-5 Orand dam of Laughing Bells, 2,29 2-25 Australian 2yi old record for. Fillies. 1 Judge Beldon, 2-31 Sire of Shylock, 2.30 Bellman, 2 27 and many other good winners in ~4d Zealand. May, imp. Grand dam of Jav Beldo». 223 2-5 Grazing 1 5 6(1 week. TERMS—£ ss, Payable January 1912. All care taken, but no responsibility. ' R. MAXTED, Masterton.