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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10714, 7 September 1912, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENTS. Froj-erties A AH ACRES, freehold, within 11 ] tfcOUmiliw of Mastertou, 2J- miles from creamery, 1-J miles from school. All cleared and in grass, 30 acres stumped ', Avell fenced, subdivided into 18 paddocks. Good cottage, woolshed etc. Carrying capacity about 2 sheep to the acre, including about . 60 or 60 cattle. PRICE £l2 10g per acre. Terms to be arranged. 711 QA ACRES of first class agriculturKJ\J al land, except w small portion inclined to bo light shingly, within easy distance of town, railway sta.tion, creamery and school. Well watered and subdivided into 11 paddocks. Good 7-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. PRICE £2IOO. £I3OO j cash .balance at 4-i- per cent. 713 i LAND VALUATORS, LRTATE AGENTS, SHARE BROKERS. MASTEftTON.' Agente for Sim Injsur*oo& Company. YOU CANNOT' DO BETTER THAN Consign Your Sheep TO THE

' Their facilities are -anrivallfed both for freezingandshipping Fat Stock on Chente account. The lowest cum3nVrates_only are charged for the service, and the wr.M. E. Co., Ltd., are abo prepared to buy Fat Sheep, Lambs and Cattle. Particulars as to prices and. charges will be supplied by the company or their buyers. . W. B. McFadaean, We&tim ston, Telephone bin. 63; T. W. McKanzie, Masfterton, Telephone No. 346 otioe, pri v**m» residence Telephone No 118; Andrew Peters. Daniievirke, Telephone No. 27; Thos Riddell, Pahiataa, tele phone No. 50. From Soil to Crop—From Crop to Sheep. W M.E. Co. Manures, containing large quantities of Animal Matter from the Slaughter House, JollowNatures own plan of Fertilising. Use them and restore the very elements extracted from the soil in the process of Sheep Fattening. Prices and particulars of analysis posted on application to IS-20 HUNTER ST. - WELLINGTON LOCAL SEED URAIN AND CRASS SEED. 7E have a stock of GOOD SEED I OATS, RYEGRASS, OOGKSfOOT and GLOVERS. All locally • ivwii, anu <i,ood. heavy clean lines. >ampae» an*i quotations on apphca-

CHAMBERLAIN, LIMITED. E. B, HARE AND CO., / AND. ESTATE AND COMMISJ SION AGENTS. PAHIATU "OA ACRES, all plotighable; 80 _ jUXJ Jiuvo bee:)' ploughed ;• 'B-robmed house, up-to-date outbuildings; 15 paddocks, well watered, close to town and factory. Stock now on property, 70 cows, 35 yearlings, 250 breeding ewes and 13 horses: fences all' totara. This pro-erty is held under lease for 34 years anci three months at 25s per atfre with right of purchase at £25. Goodwill of lease £SOO. The .stock on die property can be purchased if required. The price asked for. stock "is reasonable. "Good reason for selling. Wo are sole agents for tliis property, and recommend anyone wanting' a sound investment to inspect at once. ,/jA ACRES Dairy Farm with UenttU oral Store and milk run attached, well improved; £5 per acre is being taken off the land for butter and milk, and" £SO per month from the store. Tenure L.LP., rent £1 lis 7& per half-year. PRICE £I2OO. Stock at valuation; £450 can remain at 5} per cent. 1 per cent sinking fund. A good investment. . ' 2A pf ACRES real good mixed 'tfcO farm, highly unproved, good house, mile from school and factory, and 4 miles from railway station; owner's interest £8 per acre. Easy terms. Apply sharp. 8 A ACRES very rich dairy land, re highly improved; would make an idearmi'lk run; will dairy 30cows and do them well; a few chains from •faqtclry. Price reasonable; easy terms. S)(Xf\ ACRES L.1.P., Rent halfZ)UU yearly, £3 7s 6d. AH to" grass and fenced and divided. Small four-roomed cottage, well watered, 8 acres under the plough;- undulating country; £ mile from school, J mile from Post office. H sheep country. Owner's interest. Only £3OO cash required. ' fPQQ ACRES, well improved; 9roomed house (totara), wash house, wool shed, yards'. Divided into convenient paddocks. Well watered. Winters 600 ewes and 200 hoggets, besides cattle. Nice road; 4-J- miles from railway station, 2 from school and factorv and townnhip. Freehold £l2 Lis; £I4OO cash, balance easy terms.

-1-tJU pcddockfi. webUhed. yards, and dips; cowshed and hnyshed: 5TOOiiTod lion so: 80 acres have beo.il nlonndied. Onrrvina at date July ,rj -'- IC IOO sheep and 40 head cattle. o frem ,pn?t ofSce. and factory, and 4?.- ttv'.los from railway station, Freehold, £l3 10s; £I2OO ■•"tush; balance r> per cent for 5 years.. Qf\ t f\ ACRES rich limestone coun(MJO try; highly improved 11-' o.'i'iod house, hot and cold water, flip rind yards. All fencing tot lira and hi;:nn. IVinteivio; 1100 '•■'.v.-.s, S-Ohrcaets. and SO bond cattle.' Ono tiiile 'from s-ThooJ.;. 7 from railway. A pood r>ropo.rtv. First roan' that inspects will purchase. Freehold P.IX. terms. K P AC T !F.S flat, dairying land,*.H"> fo'fV.c'o-v. P'STOIS'-CSO. Only ■("■" no ons'h. hfdrn.ice flt 5 per cent. ACRES, 7o iaeres rich flatp, OUT worth £35 per acre; bal aiioo niice h'mesiwnve! hilK Good house. Winters. 750 breeding ewee ; 11 miles from school and railway ; station. Freehold £l7 10$. Easy j <°rms arranged. A real good proner-