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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10509, 22 December 1911, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. W, B. CHENNELLS AN« i«., AUimONSISS, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, EBIATE, INBUAANOB, * KINANOIAft AQIMTb. PERRY •TREE*. attk&lfctfTOM.

HOUSES TO LET. Cole Street, 6 rooms, lite 6(1. Fraaer Estate, 5 rooms, Bs. Perry Street, "Grandford. House, 14 rooms, £2. First GLaas Stabling for 6 horses, 15s

OOiiiS btttKiu . NICELY aituawU on the high ground. Nvw Five-roomed residence, fitted with ©very convenience, having bathroom (h. • azid c.) scullery, pantry, waakhouse with copper and tubs. PRICE £620. SUPERIOR IiHEEP STATION. AGKJiiti, very oonvenientJy situated close to important orArket centre. Capital roads in tUI directionß. Two railway stations within seven unies. Well grassed with exception of about 200 acres second growth timber. Limestone and papa formation. Mostly hilly, with nearly 200 acres undulating and level land; 16 paddocks. Securely fenced and sheep proof. Wintered 3800 sheep and 150 cattle. Good Jiomestead of 10 rooms, woolshed, shearer's whare, stabling, and numerous other outbuildings. PRICE £8 10a pei acre. Only ±:6OUU casn required. When, fully improved, and the 900 acres of second growth are properly grassed, this place, will, oarry 4200 sheep and 250 head of cattle.

NEAR MASTERTON. ACMES, situated proitfU perty suitable for fattening and mixed farming. Eight miles from Wairarapa township and' within two miles of-school. Praofci ;ally all level country, of which. 250 acres have been . ploughed ? returning gcod crops of rape, turnips aaid oats; 10 paddocks ; capital bui'Mdngs, including 8-roomed ifoouse, wookhirt, 2 stabfes, buggy sihedl, cowibail and daily. Would carry 1000 e'heep. PRICE £l2 lOg' per acre. Good opportunity for agriculturist. 3207 Qi K ACEJCS, 2 miles fro.n towuOlt/ ship and l£ triles frbm school, P.O. and cheese factory: 42 acres cata, balance gras.3. Ail* been, ploughed. Ifermaaiemt creeks, springs, 7 paddocks, 8 wire fencing. Watered 900 sheep with small turnip crop. 6-irooimed house, 8-staJll!ed stable ivith loft, sheds, isheep yards,.. cowbail. L.I.P. at £llß per annum. . I'HIi.E for goodwill and all impr ivement"' £6 per ?cre- ' Si 45 SOUND INVESTMENT.

"I QA/VAOKES, Wairarapa dl®. A t/v v triot. On© of the best blocks of grazing country mow Available. Clear of all rubbish, and particularly well gt&Bsed. Fifteen miles from railway, school and Post Office within half a mile. Heavy papa soil; 21 paddooka (mostly 8-wire fencing); 60 acres stumped and under plough. Last oat crop returned three tons per acre. Unrivalled rape and turnip country j 1500 fat »he<ip and lambs sold in one season. Winters 2000 ewes, 1600 dry sheep andSM>o cattle. Cspital buildings, including beautifully eituated homestead of 10 rooms fitted with all conveniences and surrounded bygardens, tennis lawn, and orchard. Woolshed for 8 shearers, 4 sets yards, stalling, etc., etc. A sound investment at £lO per acre. £686

MIXED FARMING. 220 ACRES, half flat, iO aorei »belter b'dßh, 9 paddocks-, winteied 625 sheep, 28 oow«, and 2 faornei, 5roomed house, cowbju s *, itable, barn, piggery. L.I.P. at £7 17b fid per annum. Price £l4 per aore for .... goodwill and improvensentß, Situ- | : afced 2f tnilea troii*" "railway and olose to #cboo', *Dd PARTLY IMPROVED SHEEP COUNTRY. ACRES, Gisborme distriot, lying with'in 'five milie®, of site 'selected for railway station on the new line. Good heat tfty country; with between 1000 and, 1100 acres tin grass l , splendid soil, and very olefin. Balance good mixture of first-class 1 baisfli, which, when felled and imjproved, is estimated to shieep per acre; 2200 sheep and 70 head of cattle were wintered on the improved portion. Eight males of fencing. Good house of 5 rooms, slheair' ig sditd, yards and dip. TiitQe, O.R.P. at 15® per acre. Rent £75 per an/mi/m. PHIOE for Goodwill, £4 10s pea- aca>e. , This is the stamp of property that offers ©very prospect of a sharp rise in value immediately the railway readies the ' vicinity. 3269

PROPERTIES FOR SALE BY ; DALGETY AND CO., LTD. MASTERTON, OAA ACRES at Hamua, all in grass wMi till© exception' of 10 acres shelter bush. All ploughable and flat land. Divided into 7 paddocks-, post and wrire fences inmost class order, splendidly watered. Four-roomed house with good garden, woolshed, wihare, cowshed. Annual rates £l2 per 'annum; 8 miles from Pahiatua; 2£ miltes from Hukanui. Post office and school within' 2-jr mites from school, creamery wit-him one mile. Right on the main road. A model fattening .farm, and would also make a very payable dairy farm. This place lias wintered 600 sheep. At present 10 acres an oats, 15 acres in rap© sown with grass. About 14. acres in turnips. There are 65_to 70 acres now in orop, and 12j acres, stumped and in gras-5. iFIUCSE and TERMS oil applicar tiom. A A ACfRES at Hukmrui, all in 1- v/ U grass, all and flat land, post and wiiv i uces, and well watered. No buildings. Good roads right to property. PRICE £lO pea- acre. This place could be worked well with the above property. Further particulars from— DALGETY AND CO., LTD., MASTERTON.

CHEAP DAIRY FARM ing capacity 45 cowfo; 1J miles from school' and factory. All fiat and in English grass, more than' half iheavy rioh drained swamp land. Well watered and/ subdivided; 5 roomed dwelling, cowshed, ftrapshed, and E/ighic, tools' and implements, whare, etc. PRIOE, dncl'udmg Btook, tinilk cart, tr'ap, milking ' miacMaes £2IOO. Gash required £I2OO. FOR SALE. ACHES, L.1.P., 10s, CarryAPPLY TO H. F. HEYCOCK LAND AGENT, Mtortiabortragh.