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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10556, 10 February 1912, Page 8

LANDtt Few W. B. Ghennells.) (G. W. Sellar, F.LA.N.Z. W, B. CHENNELLS AND CO. AUCTIONEER, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. PEJ&B-Y STREET ... MASTERTON. TO BE LET. Gnurch Street, 7 rooms, all conveniences, good gardens, 16s. Bentley Street, 5 rooms, stable, lis. FOR SALE QUICKLY. AS A GOING CONCERN. PRINCE OF WALES HOTEL TIIIS old estaiblisibed Hotel, comprising a promdmemlt position ill the main thoroughfare of Mas teuton, may be purchased as a going conr oem at a reasonable figure. Recently re-furnished throughout, and. fitted with, every comvensence. _ Accommodation includes some Thirty Bedrooms, Drawing Spacious Dining and Comnxeroial Rooms, etc., etc. Spleidid opportunity for young ooupJe. PRICE ami full particulars of Messrs W. B. OHENNELLS AND 00. SUPERS©?* dHEEP STATION. 261 flf\ ACRES, very conyoniOOtJ eat)y situated close to important awkf? centre. Capital roads in fill di-rwiioca. Two railway stations within tsven miles. Well grassed with exception of about 200 acres second (growth timber. Ldme- & lions &nd papa formation. Mostly | hilly, with nearly 200 acres UDduJat- ! Lug and level land; 16 paddookß. 8©- J ouroly fenced and sheep proof. Wintered 8800 sheep and 150 cattle. Good itomettead of 10 xocrns, wools,hed, shearer'i whare, a tabling, and uuj-£riroue other outbuildings. PRICE £8 10a per r,078. Only £6OOO o»Bh required, "v* j±ou tolly improved, and the 900 Acres of second growth Are properly this place will carry 421)U eheep' sx'd 250 head of cattio, NEAR MASTERTON. KA ACRES, nicely situar,ed. pro.perty suitable for fattening and mixed farming. Eight miles from Wairarapa township and within two miles of school. . Praoti tally ail level country, of which 250 acres 'have been ploughed, returning gcod crops of rape, turnips and oats; 10 paddocks; capital buildings, indudiug 8-roomed house, woolahed, 2 sta*bles, buggy shed, cowbail and dairy. Would carry 1000 sheep. PRICE £l2 10s per acre. Good opportunity for agriculturist. 8267 Ol K ACRES, 2 miles fro.n townOlt/ ship and 1J miles from sidhool, P.O. and cheese factory; 42 acres oats, balance gra&si, AH (pra £. < 1 u w ire> fencing. Wintered 900 sheep with small turnip crop.. 6-rooined house, 8-stailed stable with loft, sheds sheep yards, cowbail. L.I.P. at £llß per annum. PRICE for goodwill and impr (veroeoit? £6 per acr« : §145 BQUNS SHVESTRSfiiN?. 1 QAA ACRES, Wair«rApa di&I wUU trlot. One of the best blocki of grazing ocuntry now available. Clear of all rubbish, «nd par- ! tdoul&rlj well ffir«Rod. Fifte&n milen I froia I'teilniy, «obool And Pout OS.ce j within half a- mile. papA aoil; j2l paddocka (mostly 8-wire macing) ; ' 60 acres stamped and under plough. Last oat crop returned three "ton® per acre- Unrivalled r&pe And turnip country; 1600 fat and lambs sold in on© season. Winter* 2000 ewes, 1600 dry sheep And 850 cattle. Capital buildings, including beautifully situated homestead of 10 rooms fitted with all ccnvomenoet aad gurrounded by gardens, tennis lawn, and orchard. Woolghed for 9 ah©arer», 4 gets yardß, stalling, ©to., etc. ~A sound investment at £lO per acre. . 8888 HOUSE BARGAIN. VERY EASY TERMS. TO effect 'am immediate sale, we can offer at the low sum of £425, a modern 5-roomi&d house, with bathroom, scullery, pantry, etc. Large section, with stable, trapsfhed,, fowl ruin,, fruit treea. Close to railway ptation. £SO cash wdJIQ, do. 3270

A CHEAP WAIKATO FARM. ACRES Freehold. There IOUO arc somewhere about 600 acres in grass, 550 acres in bush, aod 218 acres in very tall fern. Re area in grass, bush, etc., buyer must satisfy himself re this. About 1100 acres of tills property was in good mixed bush, on very easy hills and small flats. It is ring fenced and subdivided into 4 large and a Few small ipaddocks, well watered by the Waerenga stream all along the frontage, and permanent streams on the back portion. There is a good homestead, with a good comfortable 5-roomed house, kitchen garden, orchard, etc. •Large new_ woolshed, man's whare, dip, sheep yards, etc. It is 11 miles from Te Kauwbata- railway station by good road. Contractors are completing the metalling of it mow. The PRICE is £5 per acre; £2200 cash; balance five per cent. for 6 years. Pur■chaser has rto, fell and grass 300 a ores of the bush country before the end of March, 1913 Furth9r particulars from— LAND AGENT, PAHIATUA. CHIMNEY SWEEP— All ordert attended to promptly and eSSoieatly in any part o? Icwti or ii strict, Oall or write,.— PETUB RIDER, Masonirc S<v?«yvt. Ord«r? it.) i'-ii ion •> CILT FLOWERS in variety for ' _ Table Decoration, Bouquet Making, etc.— The Masterton Nuns-i eries, Tlione 304. w ft