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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 1 February 1913, Page 8

AUCTIONEERS' NOTICES. MABTERTON, WUOL SKln, HIDES AND TALLOW SALES. EXT SALE WEDNESDAY, . FEBRUARY 19th 1913. , At Levin's ttiore, Qhapel Btreei. W F O:A., LTD. N Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. LEVIN AND CX Ltd.

HAWKE'B BAY SHEEP PROPERTY. CHEAPEST PROmTYIN THE DISTRICT AND ON PARTICULARLY EASY TERMS. . qaaa ACRES beautiful rich t>UUU hills, carrying 8 sheep to the ca© easily. Gocd roads, well watered country, and subdivided into 8 paddocks. Price only £lO per aero. Best Snip in Hawke'o Bay at preterit time, and being easy terms makes it very adaptable to a epecu- * APPLY EARLY, AS THIS WILL SOON GO. „ . S. H. KNIGHT. HARTTNQR WORK FOR ALL IN SUNNY HAWKH'S BAY ALL Persons in search of work, and all persons desiring a change of ployment, should communicate ith R. B. DANIETi. NEW ZEALAND'S CHIEF LABOUR AGENT. Address: Bank of New Zealand Buildings. ___ „ 200 ACRES BY PUBLIC TENDER IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT DICKSON (deceased.) T ENDERS are invited lor the purP chise of the farm of the late Robert I>ickson, situated on one or the tributaries of the Wangaehu Stream, about 9 miles east of Mauriceville Railway Station. The farm comprises 200 acres more or less and is part of section 118, block VII. Kopuaranga Survey District. The Public School is distant about two mile 9 by a good dray road, amd there is a postal service twice weekly. The land is undulating with a northerly aspect, arnd its grazing capacity is excellent, as it has wintered the whole of its stock and shorn 536 ewes and hoggets, and 274 lambs. The property 19 for absolute sale, m order to wind up the estate, if satisfactory tenders are received. Particulars and conditions of sale may be seen at the Offices of Messrs Gawith and Logan, solocitors to the estate, Queen-Street, Masterton. Tenders must be addressed to the undersigned at Masterton, so as to reach him not later than February 21st, 1913, and must be accompanied by a cheque for 10 per cent of the amount of the tender. DAVID GUILD, Sole Executor and Trustee. Masterton. January 21st, in l " SHEEP LAMBS FOB FREEZING AT ANY WOSLKB gTEPHENSOH AND CO.. DTD., WELLINGTON. Am buyers at per head er per pound. 10NBIGNMENT3 OF MEAT, WOOL and PELTS Aoootmt Ownora handled by orar London Branch. If you desire to SEALISD HIOHBBT fSIGES Deal with us Full particulars can be obtained from WRIGHT. STEPHENSON AND CO., LTD.. WELLINGTON. AND 8. CRACROFT WILSON PALMEHSTON NORTH. R. U. HARDEN, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENT. ETON'S BUILDINGS, MASTERTON. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD AND CHATTELS SECURITY. BILLS DISCOUNTED. RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED. Agents for the following Insuranoea. Fire, Ufa, Aooktent, Indemnity and Plate Glass. Houses for Sale and To Let In any part of the Borough For Sale. on . exceptionally easy terms, Houses, Dixon,-, Albert, and Church Streets, Worksop IRoad and Lansdowne.' Small Deposit only required. Others which may be inspected from list,in Office. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 500 ACRES, about 10 miles from Masterton, 800 acres in grass, 20 acres ready to burn, balance light bush, the whole divided into 6 paddocks. New 5-roomed house, woolshed and all necessary outbuildings. The property carries 650 sheep. Price £8 per acre. Cash required £500; balance at 5 per cent, or would exchange for property in Masterton. "1 "1 A ACRES, 8 miles from MasJL l db terton, West Taratahi district, all in grass and plcrughable when stumped, no stones. Carrying at present 2 sheep to the acre. Di-' vided into 6 paddocks, no buildings. Price £l7 per acre. Cash £2OO, balance at 5 per cent per annum. Also a large list of Properties on very easy terms in various parts of the colony. •"* Note the address:: Eton's Buildings, Masterton. JpARMBRS JpLEASI J^OTK! EI6HTEEN NTONTHtf HARB. NOT fere? the Hill, but fcWsy oaf In the Baokblooks. This ia not a •sentence, but a eulogy of good service. If in tSie testinonj of one of our nu»i«rou« client® to the HARD WHALING qualities of our First Grade Kip Watertight BfooOt«r». How pleased he looked a* he produced a pair. After 18 months 9 HAM) WEAR they still detained their original shape. They kid mover been half soled.- Only a few naalf now and again, and a See! tko&< Whai we did for this alien! we can to for yon. Thei* booti mak« jw®&nent ouatomeri. SUNG UP TELEPHOfTI IS, *TUBBARD jgßOa. AN9 '"l®., BOOrWAHUFABTUfIERa.