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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10719, 28 September 1912, Page 8

LANDS FOR SALE. W. B. CHENNBLLL AND C iW.. B. Cfcranelto.) f Bell»r, ;iA.N.Z.) AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, AND FINANCi*- AGENTS. PERRY STREET ... MASTERTON. THE Olde&t Established and Principal Agency in the District. WE OFFER YOU. The following gifts in DIXONSTREET. MASTERTON, on sucli terms tliat must appeal to everyone capable of appreciating unusually sound bargains. FIVE SECTIONS. Every plot a fine level site with fifty feet frontage and comprising 30 perches of freehold land. Price, £75 ach. Terms £lO cash; £5 in three months, balance for 2 years at C per cent. FOUR HOUSES. Two containing five rdoms one of six rooms, and the other lour rooms. Each building stands on practically a quarter-acre section, well fenced, and with water laid on. Prices, £l5O £2OO, £250, and £3OO. Terms, £SO cash, balance arranged. NOW LOOKI These properties are situated within two minutes' walk of the schools. They occupy; a position that must always hold its own and grow in value as Masterton progresses. The locality is a healthy one, and is conveniently situated midway between, the centre and south end of the town. NOW BUY! Because the prices are exceptionally low. ' Because the terms are so easy that you will never miss the money. Because that cash you } ave hoarded away in the Savings Bank is only showing you a low rate of interest, whereas we offer a cent per cent investment. Because the system of paying rent is antiquated and a proved fajluro. Because your business in town demands your residence within easyjreach. Because as a worker at the freezing works you should live within reasonable distance of the same, and at the same time give your wife and children tlio benefit of town privileges- Because the famous "unearned increment" may be truthfully said to exist in this investment. or further particulars of the above properties apply— W. B- CHEN NELLS, ,AND CO. WALLPAPERS TIB Largest and Be.t Selection. It 19 impassible obtain better value in Wall-paper than we offer. We buy direct from the Manufacturer, and we direct >bo you at the smallest possible margin. PAINTING, SIGtfWRITING, AND DECORATING A SPECIALTY. J SMITH & SONS Opposite W.F.O.A- Ltd., Qufifen St., TAkATAHI HOTEL B. DOUGLAS. PROPRIETOR. (Late of Club _-oel, Masterton.) r> > DOUGLAS begs to notify that he has takea over the Taratahi Hotel, and trusts., by strict attention to the requirements of patrons, to merit the support of Wairarapa residents and the travelling public. Only the BEST BMNDS OF LIQ. UORS stocked. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVELLERS-

LANDS FOR SALE. ! Ciaitoss&c 0 LAND AGENTB AhL SHAREBROKERS, MASTERTON. FATTENING FARM FOR LEASE. NO GOODWILL. 380 ACRES, 6 miles from Joimeville Sale Yards, all clear, undulating country, has carried 1000 sheep, all one earmark, and fattened all lambs. Sweet, warm country, 1 mile from 6ea, 1 mile from township aud railway, suitable for dairying. First class buildings, woolshed, orchard, garden, about half ploughed. RENT 25s per acre, 5 years' lease. First to inspect will take it became they will get a goodwill, F. P; WELCH LAND AND EBTATE AGENT, PERRY STREET ... MASTEIRTON. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COM* PANY. (Fir&, JLtfiident, and Live Stock.) Dairy mm, 136* acres, Tenure Government Lease 99 ( , years, 10 years 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 has milk run,, and receives Is Id gallon for all milk. PRICE £2O par .acre, half cash. £\QO ACRES Frfiehold, North Auckland; 500 acres English grass; balance crops and in Native state, 8 paddocks well watered,!.' Several clumps Native bush left for shelter. Tidal river frontage and wharf on property. Railway station to be within 3 miles of farm. Within i mile of Post and Telegraph office and progressive town. I 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-shed and other farm buildings. Property carries from 2 to 3 sheep per acre, and will do far better with further improvements. A considerable area of the land is now ready for ploughing. Property is being sold by executors to close estate, and the low price of £lO per acre has been placed on it to effect a ready sale. Terms arranged with the Executors. 6 -ROOMED HOUSE, bath R. pantry and scullery, close to centre of Ma6tertcm. Hot and cold water, gas, drainage, range and gas stove. Waahhouee with copper and tubs and hot and cold water laid on. House only built about 4 years. Insured for £4OO. A fine property a/nd a bargain at the extremely low figure of £625. TO LET, 1J acres and 8-roomed house, 13s.

©SSST3S *5 w mt "VICTOR'' daiiy and Rainproof And every lid fits every can. The cans themselves are, made from heavy tinned steel of the best quality, and will give years of hard service. They will stand the knocking about ' dairy cans usually get, without, suffering vita ldanaee or lequiring repairs. If yoU want to protect your milk en route to the factory and keep down expenses, use "Victor Dairy cam. - ALBERT J. PARTON Holder Wf Plumbing fcSsholjtrfihip, Wellington Technical Babool.) SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING WQRKG, PEMBROKE STREET m•«wi w !■' '«> »•» ••• OABTEBTON. iff' Oonltaining also' tKe Mast Beautiful! Sunny for GRAPES AND STRAWBERRIES /in HIS TT'.lMiaown Name, "MTLDDiRIA/' - t t onoe cornea the mind tc X the great Fruit Plantation of Austria. , Is the n.ime given to 1050 Acres of the MNSUNNY FRUIT SLOPES situated! near the Upper Moufcere, frontages to the main road, and only a few miles from rail amd and some Sixteen Milei from the City of Nelson. MELDURA At Nel&om, like Mildura, Australia, will, in the near future s become fain'ofis for its excellent Export Keeping APPLES, as well a© far all kinds of Stone Fruit, and one can. well imagine its preat possibilities for tihe growth of the n<r.v improved c sting "GrRAPbS," and on the warm slopes the cultivation of STRAWBERRIES and Early Peas, the market for which is almost unlimited. PO'JLTRY FARMING can also be carried r»n to advantage witfe Fruit Cultivation. Will be sold m blocks of 10 Aoto# or more, to ■ Nj tea: EXPORT APPLE LAM) in Australasia.' roller F&Ttknibrs, prioee, tsraaa, ©to., given «* th# oßce aS—SR'BB ISS& (E9TATB AJ?JS Ix&I® AjSENTfIV,