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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10718, 12 September 1912, Page 8

LAND ADVERTISEMENT*. W.H.CRUiCKSHANK PERRY aiWUDT, UASEfWmv LAND AND GENERAL MISSION AGENTp « U balance mixed bush, r in£ fenced and subdivided into 10 pad- ' docks, well watered by crooks i£ SSw Th V » 22u Herniating. Carrying capacitv 9 sheep to the acre. Buiklings coSt <*'** S-roomed house, wafcbhouse, bathroom - high pressure water, supply Hotam* cold water, Rood .voofehed, with loft Irapshed, cowshed, workshop. 2- s tail. stable, harness room. etc. Practicallv-' new, and substantially built. K Tie property ls situated 1 mile froms: school and chee&e factory. Post o*. ■ fice on the property, which brings m S n f ■ vc l ai : V ß "»»<* from township, lelephone laid on to property. Tha -resent owner took up the "property/ when in bush, and all improvement* are particularly substantial. This is the cheapest property in the district, will pay you to inspect." PRICE £8 w> r acre. £UUO cash. 4-Q1 ACRE S» Ma«terton, *H ' a WiT. ,f. except 80 acres i« , * rooms., (new), woolahedL ance easy terms. mile from took now ance to be arranged. 1001 v OATcS'S SHEEP DRENCH / ,i? * weK f»ct tfa«* latwrt*. its, weakening *fc« , B '(niHMb. •«* tenders to h** Tw P R !CE.3i PER GALLON. JJi four gallon ti~- ■«--- supplied in cases, containinir «m —enough for sax hundred a! Wrenching Horn Is esfcr*. "'""". Carterton, March 27, 1911. Dear Sir,— I am writing you » lin* to compliment you upon your exoelk eat drench for hoggets. 7S# * \ 6 y^ra ' « ua "» note £aye been marvellous. Hoggets wluoSL •before heitna T^fLi.f.jT^T weeks been worth quite 9o 6d or 10». mixture .they would be alive to-day,— '. Yours faatfully, ™ „. W " ™WAJID BOOTS*. ON RALE AT W.F.C.A.. LT#V MASTERTON. and ail BmmßT LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL AMU INSURANCE AGENT. TW«p&0»<» 41%. P.O. Ites lIJL (Abraluuß »nd Williams' BuildlnM.. Queen Street, Mwterton.) FOR SALE l. ji V -gJ'ass except 80 acres j fenoodt and subdivided dinito 6 paddocks. besides ,catfcle._ New fourwroomefif* , _. Masterton on maim road. _ PRICE £9 per acre. A wiB«K. 'bargain. Terms. \md ' ft J.O -AOaBS Freehold, 4 m il M 'UTtli from Masterton, half mil!*' paddocks. No buildings." Water races in each paddock. PRICE £Q* per acre. Terms. liC" OOA AOEES, Government ieou* £ljU\J for 33 years, with renewed rights, at 14e per acre, with !10 pw cent, rebate. Half mile from creera* ery. AH in grass: ten acres stump, ed. Allil pltoughable; 170 acres flat* carrying 35 dairy cows; 30 head di> cattle; 150 sheep; loomed cottage*, cowshed, -s/heep yards i 8 paddookß, well watered. Goodwill £I2OO. 8$ m' any part of the town, ooah MASrERifON WOOL, aKIN, HIDES AND TALLOW SALES. kTEXT SALE WEDNESDAY ±S 16th OCTOBER, at 1.30 p.m.. At Levin'ia.Store, Chapel Streets W.F.C.A., Ltd. N.Z LQAU AND MERCANTILE 1 , AGENCY CO.. Ltd. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd, LEVIN AND CO., Ltd.

BAKER AND CONFECTIONER 1 , be has token over the business. Lately carried on by MR J. P. BANKIN. The business will be conducted! on the most up-to-date 'lines, aocS customers pan depend upon getting the be"* BREAD and choicest SMAIJU GOOT and BIRTHDAY tomers waited on a adv. NOTE.— The Bakory in Puie Street is still being conducted under the samt . management. (LATE J. P. RANKIN.) Corner Qu-en and Perry Street*, MASTERTON.