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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10660, 15 June 1912, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. C: Gi ROSS & C ( BROKERS, UA&TmTOX. THAN £4 PER SHEEP. A-j Ol ACBES, situated in the PUKETOI DISiaiCT, O.R.P. a l , 26s 6d. The coach from PAHIATUA passes within 2J miles of ihis property ©very day. Good metalled Toad to place. All in- grass except 25 acres of shelter bush; good portion on. flat, balance undulating, ring fenced and divided into 5 paddocks, good house, also a large woolshed and outbuildings; small orchard, carrying capacity 2 sheep, PRICE £6 10s for c-mer's interest;

LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN STEEIT, MABTJ»TON. J ACRES, aH m grass, 5 acres vjL in oate and grass, ring fenced jd subdivided into ,5 paddocks. Watered by permanent streams, 36 acres undulating, 15 acres flat, carrying capacity 15 oows. Stock on land: 13 icowe, 1 bull, 1 horse, 1 sow. Buildings consist of 6-roomed house, cowbails, itrapshed, pig stys. Title, Land Transfer. The property is situated H miles from creamery and school; 2J 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 a 8 a going concern. No. 1269 1 Afl AORES, about 90 acres in IUU grass, balance bush, 4 acres now ploug'hable, 2 acres i<n oats, divided into 8 paddocks, well watered by creeks and river, all flat. Carrying capacity about 40 cows. Buildings consist of 'B-roomed houso, 10 bail cowshed, and other buildings. Title, Freehold. The property is fitjiated about 7 miles from town'. PRIOE, £25 per acre, as a going concern, with 28 cows, 3 horses, 1 but, 6 ye&rbtogs, 15 calves, 2 breeding sows, witih 19 young pigs, 29 sheep, cart, harness, and utensils, and about 16 tons hay. .£6OO cash. N0<129? •ASTERTON PERMANENT TN- . VESTMENT AND BUILDING SOCIETY. THE SOCIETY is prepared to grant loans, repayable by instalment or otherwise, on approved freehold security. TERMS ON APPLICATION, d. B. KEiTH, MANAGES.

rtRE YOU DOING YOUR LEVEL I BEST TO MAKE THE FACTORY PAY? \ '" You teld your position of manager by virtue of your knowledge and €x- ■* perience in dairy factory business. •_ Youir shareholders look to you to 1 make the concern pay good dividends. You will be helped along considerll aUly if you instal ~ "VICTOR" VATS ////bV./ mltl in the, factory, for they save time and labour, and make better prtod.uots_ than other vats. "Victor" Vats learn be easily and.evenly Seated, and a sloping botitom permits the whey to run off cjuiekly. If you are bent on making bigger pU-ofite instal "Victor" Vats. ALBERT J. PARTON (Holder of Plumbing Scholarship, Wdllingtton Technical School.) SHEET METAL AMD PLUMBING WOBicS, PEMBROKE STREET •• CARTERTON. Gonftahiing alscf th© Most Beautiful 'Sunny Slopes for ■JftAPES AND STRAWBERRIES rHIS well-known. Name, "MILDUIRIA,," at once carries the mind to the great Fruit Plalnitatkra of Australia. ' Is the name given to 1050 Acres of the FINEST SIJNNY FRUIT SLOPES situated near tho Upper Moubere, with frontages to the main road, and only a few miles from rail aind waiter, and some Sixteen Miles from the City of Nelson. MILDURA at Nelson, like Mildura, Australia, will, in the noatr"future, become, famous for its excellent Export Keeping APPLES, as well as far all kinds of Stone Fruit, and one can well imagine itsgraflb possibilities for the growth of the niow improved blight-res-isting "GRAPES," and on the warm slopes the cultivation! of STRAWBERRIES and.Early Peas, the market for whicit is almost .unlimited. POULTRY FARMING can also be carried an to advantage with Fruit Cultivation. 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 tho office of— . BISLEY BROS AND CO., (ESTATE AND LAND AGENTS)v NELSON,