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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10701, 23 August 1912, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

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W. B. O-emiolle.) X G. W. Sellar, F.1.A.N.Z.) W, B. AND GO. AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, AND FINANGi*,- AGENTS. PERRY STREET ... MASTERTON. URNISHED HOUSE. Good 8rootnied house, with usual domestic offices; half acre garden, etc. S+rJbJing and outbuildings. Very central position. To let for sis months. Terms on application. Opofiki, 250 acres in grass; 40 chains fencing. Whare, 20 x 12. Sheep yards. O.R.P. at 15s. Price £SOO for goodwill and improvements. £175 cash. Balance Government money. CHEAP COUNTRY. 'i ACRES, 12 miles from Opo- ' tiki; 450 acres in grass; 3 miles of farm fencing. Good healthy sheep country. Carries two sheep per acre in winter. Well watered. Five roomed house, woolshed, yards, orchard; 50 acres 0.R.P., balance L.J.P. at 9s per acre. PRICE £825 for Goodwill.

0. C. ROSS & C° LAND AGENTS AND SHAKEBROKERS. MASTERTON. ONE OF THE BES. BARGAINS OF THE DAY. '-i ACRES, KENT £3OO Pastoral Lea so, 12 years to run; full compensation, for all improvements at the- end of the lease. Last Government valuation, when the improvements were valued at £1414 5 years ago; since then considerable more has been, added. Unimproved Valuation £6600. Situated 25 miles from Blenheim and 25 miles from Seddon Railway and saleyards, road available for * motor cars. Ring fenced and subdivided inot 3 largo blocks and varidus home paddocks. Good iseven-roomcd house, woolshed with 6 stands of machine shears, men's whare, shearers' house and cookhouse. Telepnone connected with house. Blenheim coach passes twice weekly. Now wintering 4000, mostly Merino sheep, 960 of which arc breeding ewes to lamb about the middle of_ October, would in its present state winter 5500 sheep, a-s it did in 1910; could with judicious grass-steed growing and a little more fencing be made to carry 6500 sheep. This flock has always been noted as heavy wool cutters, and the average has been for a number of years 101b and in some capes as high as 101b 10oz per sheep. The ages of the present flock run 2-tootli to fresh full mouth. In the front undulating tussock hills; e.'.sy hills, a portion of the bark rimy high, but drops down on the south-east side to a ft no block of limestone country known as the Chalk Range, safe from snow. Price «>s a going concern, which includes 4000 sheep, guaranteed on f.'ho.'l'i'iig tallies, any shortage to be pjid for at the rate of 10s per sheep. 2 yearling steers, 2 cows, 2 horses, 2 saddles, shearing machines, Engine. PRICE, £5150, as a going concern. £2500 C'as'li wanted.

AN INVESTMENT. IMMEDIATE SALE.— Three -L Cottages in handy •sil&uation, close to railway staltSony Master ton. Each contains foim robms and scullery. Let at 8s par week eafch. PRICE £620 the lot. A Ten Per cent, investment! 1930 "SHIP*" m LOCAL PROPERTY. 0 SJAA Good central position, db/sJUU Worksop Road district, Well bailt 6-roomed house, bedroom, and .conveniences. Good station. A bargain. Terms. 2855 £A(\K~~ BwVa Road district. tU?> Modern little cottage of 5 rcoifis, bathroom (h. and c), washhouse, copper and tubs. Good workshop, etc. Easy terms arranged. 2875 O £* rZ(\- —Particularly convenient dQUOU position. Main thoroughfare ; 8-roomod house and nearly three- ! quarters of ftn acre of garden. StaOle, etc. A gift at Gorernment valuation. 1516 SUPERIOR SHEEP STATION. OQ f\f\ -A-CRES, very conveniently situated, close to'important market centre. Capital road© in ail ldirections. 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 ; 18~ paddocks. Securely fenced aud sheep proof. Wintered 3800 sheep and 150 head cattle. Good homestead of 10 rooms, woolshed, shearer's whare, stabling, and numerous other outbuildings. PRICE £8 10s per acre. Only £SOOO cash regruired. When properly graissed, this place will carry 4200 sheep and 250 head of cattle. SOUND INVESTMENT. "fTIHA ACRES, Wairarapa disloUU trict. One of the best blocks of grazing country now available. Clear of all rubbish, and particularly well grassed. Fifteen smiles from railway, school and poet office within li&lf a mile. Heavy papa soil; il paddocks,-(mostly §-w'ire fencing) 60 acres stumped and imd*r pluugru Last oat crop returned three tons per acre. ..Unrivalled rape and turnip country] 1500 fat sheep aaid lambs sold, in one season. Winters 2000 ewes, 1600 dry sheep and 250 cattle. Capital buildings, including beautifully situated homestead of 10 rooma fitted wiith all conveniences and surrounded by gardens, tennis lawn, and orchard. Woolshed for 3 shearers, 4 sets yards, stabling, etc., etc. A sound investment at £lO per acre. 2686

LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, PERRY STREET ... MASTERTON. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. (Fire, Ajuident, and Live Stock.) DAIRY FARM, 1361 ACRES, Tenure '-Government Lease SW years, 10 yours expired. Rent £2O a year; 1;{ miles from large town and station; 8 R.H. Outbuildings, cowshed, yards, etc; 11 paddocks. Fine trout stream on boundary. Present occupier his milk run, and receive? Is 4d gallon for all milk. PRICE £2O per acre, half cash. (\Q£) ACRES Freehold, North UOaI Auckland; 500 acres English grass; balance crops and in Native state. 8 paddocks well water.oCX Several chimps Native bush left for shelter. Tidal river frontage iunl whai'if on property. Railway station to be within 3 miles of farm. Within | mile of .-Post /and Telegraph office and progressive town. Property is adjoining one of the largest -sale yards North of Auckland. Ready market for fat stock at door. House 7 rooms, 2 barns, cowshed, buggy-shod and other farm buildings. Property carries from 2 to- 3 sheep per ::civ. and will do far better with further improvements. A considerable aro.i of the land is now -ready for ploughing. Property is being ■sold by executors to close estate, • and the low price has been placed on it to effect a ready sale. Terms arranged with. th,-i Executors.

O-ROuAfED HOU9K, bath R. pail v) try and scullery, close to centre of Ma>sterton. " Hot and cold water, gas, drainage, range and gas stove. Wayhboiisc with copper and tubs and hot and cold water laid on. House only biiilt about 4 years. Insured for £101). A fine property and a bargain at the extremely low figure of :'•«'«. ; npO LET, 1:} acres aiid 0-i'Oomed JL house, llh.

DAIY COMPANIES from the Bay of Plenty to Wellington, have ordered this season ." v« AND ENQUIRIES ARE STIJ.L COMING IN. KhH YOU AFFORD To keep on with the old flat bottomed style when VICTORS are obtainable? WRITE NOW TO ALBERT J. PARTON (Holder of Plumbing Scholarship, Wdllington Technical Scho:l.) iHEET METAL AND PLUMSJNC WORKS,' PEMBROKE STREET CARTERTON

Containing affistf tlfce Most Beautiful Sunny Slopes for GJRAPES AND STRAWBERRIES IHIS Name, "MTLDUiRiA," at oa« carries the mind to the great Fruit Ti flotation of Australia. oTm?nT* R,rCn ' to 105 ° Acres of tha SUNNY FRUIT bLUPES situated near the Upper Moutere, with frontages to the main road, and only a few miles from rail ttnd waiter, and some Sixteen Mile,» rrora the City of Nelson. MILDURA at Nelson, like Mildura, Australia, Vwt.T , V.o iie neaT future ' become famous for its excellent Export- Keeping' APPLJWs, as well as far all kinds of Stone Fruit, and one can. well imagine its gredt possibilities for ifte growth of the wow improved blight-res-d&^tw^ and on the waira s!opes tL6 elation- of STRAWT,T^!^l >eas ' the markofc for whddi is almost unlimited. fUULLIii FARMING can also be carried an to advantage with Fruit Cultivation. LDURA WiH bo aoW in blocks of 10 Acres or more, to su.b p-i.v'&j, -. No better EXPORT APPLE LANI> in Australasia, Fuller Bai&cttkrs, prioes, terms, etc., given at the oSet- of—--BIILEY BHOB \ND SO., <ES7ATE AJNi; nAm> AGENTS),