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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10696, 17 August 1912, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS), W.H.CRUICKSHANK PERRY STtuSET, MASETRTOW. LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION ACEMT. BUILDING SITE, LANSDOWNE, SECTION, 8 acres, high and dry, very suitable for retired farmer. Nice plantations, stream. Good Bail' "LICE on application. Qi ACRES, Maatertoa, all in ,V 1 , ? rass except 80 acres in bush; subdivided into 5 paddocks', carrying capacity 2 sheep to the acre. House, 4 rooms (new), woolshed,. dip. Good roads. PRICE £8 wiper ■ acre. Terms, £IBOO cash, bat ance easy terms. AH Wairarapa Valley, \J\J 4-roomed cottage with necessary outbuildings, sheepyards, etc, Subdivided into 8 paddocks. 300 acres iiav e been ploughed. 1 mile from school and post office. Stock now wintering, 700 sheep, 40 cows, 20 mixed cattle, 11 horses; all even ■"""ig country, good motor road! f- rice «£? per ncr<? - Government valuation £3750. Terms £ISOO cash', balance to be arranged. 1651

OATtS'S SHEEP DRENCH 1 FO \ss ß l?. uc ™ N 0F worbg© AND ALL INTER?AL PARA» K??S ETS 0R AD "LT AMIniALS. TT is a well-known fact that ia*eote» nal worms cause black scour m@ other complaints, weakening ths *he«]| to the last stage of debility, and oftoS causing considerable mortality, mow .—_„^.^ rJ „ ulJ , iaJ ifit«isd according 6B instructions, ias been, found to b« «a absolute remedy, clearing out all da. ~%i tonal parasites, and acting &s a foxn» ic thereby enabling the animate treated to withstand any tendenc* to fofe> ure attacks. " ■ PR.'CB, 3s PER CALLON. In four Gallon tins. Pour gallona sufficient fr.r Hi™* —enough for six , hundred ""bW? Drenching Horn 1b extra. Carterton, March 27, 1911. Dear Sir, — lam writing you a line to compliment you upon your excellent drench'for hoggets.: I have used i it now for 5 or 6 years, and am not exaggerating whew I say the results have been marvellous. Hoggets whicH before being drenched I valued At about 3s, have after about tibxeV* weeks been worth quite 9s 6d or 1(M One very marked effect upon the hojp*. gets is the extraordinary growth of wool after being 'drenched. lam perfectly satisfied that had the thousand*. of hoggets that died in the Wairarapa last winter, been drenched with your mixture ,they would be alive to-day.— • i Yours faitfully, ' W. HOWARD BOOTH. I ON SALE AT W.F.C.A., LTD. ! MASTERTON, and all Branches.

LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE AGENT. XelepEoiß* 418. P.O. Soz JIB. (Ahrah&m and Williams' Queen Street, Mastertou.) FOR SALE LjQQ ACRES Freehold, all in, I zLtJ t) grass except 80 acres; fenced ' and subdivided Dinito 6 paddocks. J> j Carrying capacity 2 sheep per acre* l besides cattle. New four-roomed house, woolsihcd, dip, yards etc. Situated 20 mile, from Masterton on main road. PRICE £9 per acre. A real bargain. Terms. 103 (KAC\ AG RES Freehold, 4 mile* UtclJ from Masterton, half mile , from schooll Three miles from factory.' | All flat. " .Carrying at present IJ' ■ sheep per acre. Subdivided into 5 [ paddocks. No buildings. Water. I races in. each, paddock. PRICE £6 I per acre. Terms. 12(11 t) O f\ ACREiS, Government lea** 4mi£i\J for 33 years, with renewed rights at 14b per acre, with 10 per. cent, rebate. Half mile from creami ery. All in grass; ten acres stum™, ed. All plloughaMe; 170 acres . carrying 35 dairy cows; 30 head _. cattle; 150 fcheep; roomed cottage, cowshed, isiheep yards, 8 paddocks, well watered. Goodwill £I2OO. 88* HOUSES, 4 to 7 Rooms, for sale* in any part of the town, covery easy terms. %u la «f* 8 3 'i fs ■ T"? f> w BAKER AND CONFECTIONER; JOTSHES to notify the public thatv V he lias taken over the lately carried on by MR J. P. RANKITs. The business will be on the most up-to-date linos, and: custom erg can depend upon getting l the be«t BREAD and choicest SMALL, GOOI ■••^ T NG and BIRTHDAY UA.t- . . .pccialty. Customers waited on daily. NOTE.— The Bakery in Pine Street is still being conducted under the sam». management.

li. MvAh Far (LATE J. P. RANKIN.) - Corner Queen and Porry Streets, MASTERTON.