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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10713, 4 October 1912, Page 8

Lands for sale. C. C. p os * A ™n°LAND AGKXTS AND SHAREJiItOKEKS. MASTERTON. i i The following is ABSOLUTELY I the Cheapest Property in the market. We have personally inspected thia place and know the value of it. Particulars:— TAfIA. ACRES, situated in the Waitotara District, about 1000 acres in {rood English grasses, 400 acres in heavy bush, 11 paddocks, well watered, about 90 acres ploughable, being very rich river flats 1 ,, balance easy mustering country, very rich grass country on Papa formation. Fullest particulars on application to the above. PRICE £5 -5s per acre, £ISOO Cash, j Will carry 2to 2} sheep to the Acre. LANDS FOR SALE. W. B. TTCTVnVTEVIV AND CO. (W. B. Chennells.) G. W. Sellar A.LA.N.Z.) AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS. PERRY STREET ... MASTERTON. THE Oldest Established and Principal Agency in the District. HANDY TO MASTERTON. 112 ACRES: Splendidly watered and of easy formation, being all practically ploughable. Compact dairy farm, onjy 7 miles from Mastorton, and within 5-mile of school and cheese factory. 5 acres in oats; 7 paddocks; plenty of permanent water. Wintered 3iX) sheep and 20 cattle. Now carrying 40 dairy cows and 4 horses. _ A capital section for grass. New 4-roomed house, with scullery, trap-shed, (3-bail cowshed, separating room. 2-cow milking plant just installed, and may be taken at valuation. . A really first class place. Price arid* full particulars on application to Sole Agents: W. B. Chennells and Co. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ?ERRY STREET ... MASTERTON YORKSHIRE INSURANCE CO&J- ---■ PANY. (Fire, Accident, and Lor© Stock.) > AIRY FARM, 136J ACRES, > / Tenure Government Lease 99 | • years, 10 years expired. Rent £2O a \ ' year; If miles' from large town and 1 1 station; 8 R.H. Outbuildings, covv- • shed, yards, etc; 11 paddocks. Fine • trout stream on boundary. Present > occupier has milk run, and receiveg 1b 1 4d gallon for all milk. PRICE £2O [ per acre, half cash. - £»QO ACRES Freehold, North 1 > Auckland; 500 acres Eng- " lush grass; balance crops and in Na- , • tive state. 8 paddocks well water- | •edjL Several clumps Native bush j , left for shelter. Tidal river front- | 5 age and wharf on property. Rail- \ 7 way station to be within 3 miles of j 7) farm. Within i mile of Post and ) I Telegraph office and progressive town. 1 Property is adjoining one of the 1 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 1 per acre, and will do far better with 1 further improvements. A considJ erable area of the land is now ready • for ploughing. Property is being 1 sold by executors to close estate, 5 and the low price of £lO per acre 1 has been placed on it to effect a • ready sale. Terms arranged with r the Executors. j HOUSE, bath R. panU try and, scullery, close to centre of Masterton. Hot and cold water, gas, drainage, range and gas s stove. Washhouse with copper and • tubs and hot and cold water laid on. House only built about 4 years. Ini sured for £4OO. A fine property amd , a bargain at the extremely low fig- • ure of £625. TO LET, 1J acres and 6-roomed house, 13s. . IHE bargains in houses we offered ' JL you hist week have been appreciated. Only two cf the dwellings in Dixon Street are now unsold. Ex- , tensive improvements are being carried out which will transform the buildings into really comfortablo homes. We. repeat the particulars:--FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, fine large rooms, main water supply, etc. Nearly quarter acre section. Price - £350. About £SO cash, balance mortgage. FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE, scullery, main water supply and large section of land. Price only £175. About £SO cash. Balance mortgage. REMEMBER! ONLY TWO LEFT. AT LANSDOWNE. Wo are favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late Mr J. T. FOWLER-, to dispose of the conveniently arranged ' and charmingly situated'residence at Lansdo'wne. The accommodation includes eight rooms, with bathroom, scullery, and all useful conveniences. The outbuildings arc most 'complete, and comprise: Stable, buggy shed, wood shed, washihouse, etc. Nicely planted garden and grounds of one acre. An ideal home for professional man or retiring farmer. Price and futher paticulars mav be obtained of the Sole Agents, W.B. Chranclls and Co. Fo further particulars of the above properties apply— W.-B CHBNNELLS AND CO. fAKAHAII HOlfcL B. DOUGLAS. PROPRIETOR. (Late of Club - ...el, Masterton.) "*">. DOUGLAS begs to notify that hie has taken 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 BRANDS OF LIQUORS stocked. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION !M>B TOAVETjTjJBSA. MASTERTON, WOOL SKIN, HIDES AND TALLOW SALES. EXT SALE WEDNESDAY * 16th OCTOBER, at 1.30 p.m. At Levin's Store. Chanel Street. W.F.C.A., LTD. N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. LEVIN AND CO., Ltd.

And every lid fits every can. The cans themselves are mad© from heavy tinned steel of the best quality, and will give years of hard serThey will stand the knocking about dairy cans usually get, without suffering vita lda/nage or lequiring repairs. If you want to protect your milk en route to . the factory and keep down expenses, use "Victor Dairy cans. ALBERT J. PARTON folder (off Plumbing tSchol*Tßsu|)i, WeUingtion Technical ioSosS.J SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING WORKG, I PEMBROKE gmEET »* .-■ «. ... » CARTERTON. 1 %nsl Containing adaof S3to Most Bewtiftil Six-any Slop** for GJttAJ?EB AND STRAWBERRIES THl3r.....kaown Nam«, "MJLDURA/' \t once semen tha U> the great Fruit Plantation, of Australia. Ib the lume «rrea to 1050 Acres of the FINEST SUNNY FRUIT SLOPES sit'diiteri near tho Upper Moutere, with fK/utagea w the main road, and caiily a- few miles firom rail and -v.ater, and Mile* from the Oity of .Nelson. MIL-DURA atNete,, like M'ildur;i, A ustraiib, will, in the near future; become famoiiu for its s:xo.-!k.iit Export Keepi/pst APPLES, as well no for all kinds of Stone Fruit, and one can well iituv fine ita great possibilities for tib.e growth of the now improved blicht-ro«-:eting ''GRAPHS," and on the warm slnpea tV- f; .f RTIMW/JERRIES and Early Peao, the nwukefc for which in almost unlimited. PO'JI/TSRY FARMING can also bo carried cm to vlre.-.\U,zp <rit> Fruit Cultivation. Will be T-rilrt in. hiocfes <jf 10 Acres or trier-.-, v, «-;.* p:rf.*j „ tor EXPORT APPLE LAND in Anstrskaia. Fdler Parfa'-culxire, prices, t»raiß, etc., &> <'■-■> m thr* crS".-o» «! BHt.©» \m® £0„ (ESTaTjS an*