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LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. 3R»-». csw©B*Bke.) "" (O. w.. 9mm W. B. CHENNELLS &UGTSONEERS, AC©0 B JMTANTB a LAND. ESTATE, INSURAMCEg FEaay btbeet ... isastkbtqn* MASTERTON FARM. Instructions are to hand authorising the immediate disposal of a compact little .section suitable for mixed farming within seven miles of the local P. 0., and only a mile from factory and school. The particular's are as- follows : Of\ ACRES, practically all level, OU with one small flat topped hill on boundpary. Quality of soil runs from good oat-growing country to heavy dairying swamp. Sunny position, and 2 ro'ad frontages. Seven acres under, crop and another four acres ready for plough. Particularly well watered. Four large and 2 pig paddocks. Plenty. of firewood. Capital Buildings, comprising modern 5-roomed house, with iscu'lleiy and bathroom (h. and c), wa<sh-hous,e, 5-bail cowshed, trapshed, workshop, fowl runs, etc. Portions of this farm are well adapted for fruit and potato growing. Price and full details on application. ' 3301 AN INVESTMENT. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE— Three Cottages in handy situation, close, to raSlway station, Masterton.'.' Each. contains' fouri robms and. scullery. Let at 8s per week eafch. PRICE £620 the Hot. A Ten Per cent, investment! 1930 "SNIPS" IN LOCAL PROPERTY* 0— Excellent corner position ' and very sunny. Well built 7-rootmed Louse, with bathroom, etc. Quarter acre land. Cheap enough 1 3285, "vAA.~ Good central' position', )kJ\J Worksop Road district, Well built 6-roomed house, bedroom, and conveniences. Good paction. A bargain. Term.B. 2855 Z — South Road district. \)0 Modern little cottage of 5 rooms,'bathroom (h. and c), washhouse, copper and tubs. Good work-, shop K etc. Easy terms arranged. 2875 X? A Kfi -—Particularly convenient ofc/UUvi position. Main thorougaf are; 8-roomed house and nearly threequarters of an acre of garden. Stable, etc. A gift at Government valuation. 1516 £/JAA- Recently built 4■jfcU U roomed residence, seven minutes' -walk'from P.O. Bathroom (h. and c, with shower), copper and tubs, scullery, etc. Well fitted "wdtibi wardrobes. Garden l and lawns. About £65 cash. 3281 SUPERIOR SHEER STATION. 20(\(\ ACRES, very oonvenientuOU l'y situated,'6l6.se to important market centre. Capital roads in, ■al Idirections. _ Two railway stations within seven miles. 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 head cattle. Good homestead of 10 rooms, woolshed, shearer's wnare, stabling, and numerous other outbuildings. PRICE £8 10s per acre. : Only £3001) c;idi required: When properly grassed, this place will carry 4200 and 250 head of cattle. SSUNfr J N VESTMENT. i O.Afh ACRES, Wairarapa disOne of the best blocks of gracing country now available. Clear of all rubbish, and particularly well grassed. Fifteen, miles 'from railway, school and post office •within ha.lf a mile. Heavy papa soil; 21 paddocks (mostly 8-wire fencing) 60 acres stumped and under plough. Last oat crop returned three tons per acre. Unrivalled rape, and turnip coun.try; ,1500 fat. sheep and lambs sold in one season. Winters 2000 ewes, 1600 dry sheep and 250. cattle. Capital -.buildings, including beautifully situated homestead'of 10 rooms fitted with all conveniences and surrounded by gardens, tennis lawn>, and orchard. . Y/oolshed for 3 shearers, 4 sets yards, stabling, etc., etc. A sound investment at £lO per acre. 2686

LANDS FOR SALE. UA3KBBTOH. TWO SHEEP COUNTRY AT LESS THAN £4 PER SHEEP. A i Ol ACRES, situated in tlie PUKETOI DISTRICT, O.R.P. a l , 26s 6d. The coach from PAHIATUA passes within 2* miles of this property every day. Good metalled road to place. All in grass except 25 acres of shelter .bush; good portion om flat, balance undulating, ring fenced and divided into 5 paddocks, good house,' also a large tvoolshed and outbuildings; small orchard, carrying capacity 2 sheep. PRICE £6 10s for o-mer's interest. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN BT&EIST, MASTEBTON. fkapresfcnfc&tiv*— fl. AYMKB. "~i ACRES, all 5n grass, 5 acres' )JL in oats and grass, ring fenced I a ad subdivided: into 5 paddocks. Watered by permanent streams, 36 acres undulating, 15 acres flat, carrying ca- I pacity 15 cows. Stock on land: 13J cows, 1 bull, 1 horse, 1 sow. Build- j ings consist of 6-roomed house, cow- \ bails, itrapshed, pig stys. Title, Land. Transfer. The property is situated 1£ miles from creamery and school; 2% miles to cheese factory, 2 miles to railway, good metalled roads.- Owner took £l4O off the property last year. , PRICE £2O per acre. £4OO Cash as ' a going concern. No. 1289 J i AA ACRES, about 90 acres in | XUU grass, balance bush, 4 acres \ now ploughable, 2 acres in oats, divided into 8 paddocks, well watered by ©reeks and river, all flat. Carrying capacity about 40 cows. Buildmg ; s , consist of 'B-roomed house, 10 bail ■ cowshed, and other buildings. Title, ; Freehold. The property is situated about 7 miles from town. PRICE,; £25 per acre, as a.going concern, with , 28 cows, 3 horses, 1 buß, 6 yearlings, ' 15 oalves, 2 breeding sows, with 19 j young pigs, 29 eheep, cart, harness, and utensils, and about 16 tons hay. j £6OO cash. ■ * j ■ASTERTON PKRMAN-ENT IN- . VESTMENT AND BUILDING ; SOCIETY. THE SOCIETY is prepared to grant loans, repayable by instalment or otherwise, cu approved freehold *ecnrity. TERMS ON APPLICATION; j. B. KEBTH, MANAGES*.

*RE YGU DOING YOUR LEVEL BEST TO MAKE THE FACTORY \ '■ You hold your position of meager ' by virtue of your knowledge and €x- « perien>ce in dairy factory business. S Yowlr ; shareholders look V\ you to / . make the concern pay good dividends. You will be helped along consider? l ' ■ ahlly if you inetal f, "VICTOR" VATS m the factory, fbtr they save time and labour, and make, tetter pitoduots > than other vats. ■ ' •. , . ■"Victor" Vats leaw he easily, and evenly heated, and a sloping bottom permits the whey to run l off quickly. If you are bent on making bigger p'rofits instil "Victor" Vats. ALBERT J. PARTON (Holder of Plumbing Scholarship, Wellington ;Technical School.) SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING WORKS, PEMBROKE STREET ... CARTERTON. OorJfcaining ailsof the Most Beautiful 'Sunny Slopes for GJRAPES AND STRAWBERRIES: JHIB well-known Name, "MILDUIRIA,," atf once carries the mind to the great Fruit Plantation of Australia. ' Is the name given, to 1050 Acres of the FINEST' SUNNY FRUIT SLOPES situated near the Upper Moutere, with, frontages to the main road, and only a few miles from rail amd waiter, and some Sixteen Miles from the City of Nelson. MILDURA at Nelson 1 , like Mildura, Australia, will, in the near future, become famous for its excellent Export Keeping APPLES', as well ais far all kinds of Stone Fruit, and one cam well imagine its grerft possibilities for the growth of the nlow improved blight-res-isting "GRAPES," and on the warm slopes the cultivation of .STRAWBERRIES and -Early Peas, the market for which is almost unlimited. POULTRY FARMING can also : be carried on to advantage with Fruit Cultivation. MILDURA Will be sold in blocks o'f 10 Acres or. more, to suit purchasers. No better EXPORT,APPLE LAND in Australasia. Fuller Particulars, prices, terms, etc., given at the office of— : BISLEY BROS AND CO., (ESTATE AND LAND AGENTS), NELSON,

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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10659, 14 June 1912, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10659, 14 June 1912, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 5 Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10659, 14 June 1912, Page 8

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