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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10699, 21 August 1912, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS, W.H.CRUICKSHANK PERRY MASETRTOH« LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. BUILDING SITE, LANSDOWNE n SECTION, 8 acres, high and drr< very suitable for retired farmer. Nice plantations, stream. Good sciL PRICE on application, JQi ACRES, Mastertoa, all fit ~S: O A crass except 80 acres io bush; subdivided into 5 paddocks, carrying capacity 2..sheep to the acre. House, 4 rooms (new), wool shed, dip. Good roads. PRICE £8 15s per acre. Terms, £IBOO cash, balance easy terms. 700 Wairarapa .Valley* * \JVJ 4-roomed cottage with, necessary outbuildings, sheepyards, etc. Subdivided into 8 paddocks. 300 aoree hav e been ploughed. 1 mile from school and post office. Stock now wintering, 700 sheep, 40 cows, 20 mixed cattle, 11 horses; all even* rolling good motor road. I-- Tlce ««» per acro - Government valuation £3750. Terms £ISOO cash,'balance to be arranged. 1651>

OAT£S'S SHEEP DRENCH «/l?L ALL INTER* AL PARA" RIALS. TT ia a well-known fact that a nal worms cause black sooi are attacks. " "'' "" PRICE, 3s PER GALLON. oases containing two tins, „—'??- *° r six Band— J Drenching Horn 1b extra. Carterton, March 27, 1911. Dear Sir,— I am writing you a line, to compliment you upon your excellent drench for hoggets, t hare used* it now for 5 or 6 years, and am not exaggerating when, I say the result* One rery marked effect upon the hoggets is the extraordinary growth of woo after .being drenched. lam perfectly satisfied that had the thousand*, of hoggets that died in the Wairarapa, last winter, been drenched with yourmixture ,they would be alive to-day. Yours faatfully, W. HOWARD BOOTH, ON SALE AT W.F.C.A., LTD. MASTER/TON, and all Branches..

;*IJI!MrJ»IdJi LANPJ, ESTATE, INSURANCE AGENT. s>3l«ipSo2io 418. P.O. Sox Jl&i\ (Abraham And Williams' BmldinffV.; Queen Street, Mastsrton.). FOR SALE AQQ ACRES Freehold, all irac ~ TC?/1/ grass except 80 acres; and subdivided dinito 6 paddocks. c ' Carrying capacity 2 sheep per acre, besides cattle. New four-roomecP house, woolshed, dip, yards etc. Situated 20 mile, from Masterton on. maia-' road. PRICE £9 per acre. A ireaSi' bargain. Terms. 108* (KAC\ AORES Freehold, 4 miles. U'abU from Masterton, half mile* from school). Three miles from factory. All flat. Carrying at present Ifcj sheep per acre. Subdivided into 5> paddocks. • /No buildings. Waten races in each paddock. PRICE £8? per acre. Terms. 12ff 2£) A ACRES, Government lea** £i\3 for 33 years, with reneweJd rights at 14s per acre, with 10 pep., cent, rebate. Half mile from creanto ery. All in grass; ten acres etunajJ ed. Ail plioughaMe; 170 acres flair oarrying 35 dairy cows; 30 head drj.v catcle; 150 "sheep; loomed cottage,' cowshed, i&lheep yards, 8 paddocfas,. well watered. Goodwill £I2OO. 83 k - HOUSES, 4 to 7 Rooms, for sale* in any part of the town, on?* very easy terms.

Jrlek, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER;, WISHES to notify the public th&s>\ lie has taken over the business.' ~' lately carried on by MR J. P. RANKIN. The business will be conducted on the most up-to-dato lines, arid customers can depend upon gettini the be«t- BREAD and choicest SMALL GOOI ■■ ,^ l NG and BIRTHDAY UAj*. .. - pecialty. Customers waited on auiiy. NOTE.— The Bakery in Pine Street is still being conducted under the same, management. l-i.-ffICIJ mmm (LATE J. P. RANKIN-.) Corner Qu en and Perry Streeto,. MASTERTON.