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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 18 February 1913, Page 8

UMEftCUMBEREa 3ECTIOWS TO SUIT ALL PUB€HAS£.nS For treaty for o«sh, Deposits, or Special Arrangementg where approved buildings are erected, UNEQUALLED BUILDING SITES eituated ia ESSEX STREET and IIENALL STREET (incl-Min- ateo iu lati Sale Yards). To Lease on Advantageous Terms GRAZING OR CROPPING LANDS, one to four (or more) acre sections, with <Jr without cottages thereon.. GRAZING ACCOMMODATION, Owner p-.epa.red to consider EXCHANGE FOR FARM LANDS. Prospective Buyers or Lessees are requested to communictte with Brook Houso Kssex Street, AIASTERTON DAIRY AND SHEEP FARMS ONLY £3OO CASH ON FARM AND STOCK 110 ACRES Freehold, flat and jljlo undulating, Pahiatua district. 30 acres in bush, which owner will fall if required. 4 roomed house, cowshed, trapshed, etc. Price £2O per acre. 17 cows, 2 hulls, 17 calves, 1 horse, to be taken at valuation. Only £3OO cash wanted or | place, and stock, balance at 6 per cent for 5 years.

07£ ACRES Freehold; all goo< * ' v limestone country, divided in to 13 paddocks. 50 acres ploughable, balance hills. Winters 2000 sheep and 80 cattle. 10 roomed house in good order, with bathroom, hot and cold water, washhouse, dairy, woolshed, stables, cowshed, trapahed, hayshed. Woolshed. 4 shearers, concrete dip, yards also, men's whare. Only 9 miles from Pahiatua. The cheapest sheep country in this district at £l2 5s per acre. £6600 can remain on mortgage at 4£ per cent. Q ]7 ACRES Education Lease. A 1 but 88 acres in good English grass: 50 acres bush beinr? felled now, and purchaser has to pay 5s per acre towards coat of falling the bush. All rideable hills. Good limestone country, 8 miles from Pahiatua, with new buildings, comprising 4 noomed house, washhouse, woolshed. stable trapghed etc. Divided into 7 paddocks. Wili lease for 4J yearg at 9s per acre. Only £IOO Goodwill wanted. Anyone taking over this property, which I can personally recommend as ridiculously cheap. can get an optional purchasing clause of the Education Lease at £3500. Write for particulars, or come and inspect, as the first man who insppcts it will buy.

§0 ACRES Freehold. All flat, close to factory Rn<l school; railway 4- miles, Dannovirke 8 miles. Now held on lease 7 years to run, with optional purchasing clause at £22 per acre. _ About 10 acres in hush. Buildings comnrise a small cottage, cowshed, etc. .Rent. £1 per aoreGoodwill of lease with the following stock eiven in::—l 9 cows ((r.nod)), 1 hull, ho"<!o cart, harness, pies, cans, etc. _ £SOQ. There is a sood turnover in this smnll -nlace. I sold place adjoining; at £3O JO* ner acre and land not so srond as ahove.

W.I. 1 iAND AfiENf, I PAH3ATUA. fon can rest assured von will get reliable iniormatioa in reply to inquiries. UNN AND >AWSON (Late 8. B. EDWARDS AND 00.) FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 2000 ACRE S, Taranaki, first lm . . c]a ?s sheep and dairy farm <K Acres m En 2l'sh grass, carrying; AKXJ big sheep; 40 dairy cows, and other stock. Four or five hundred acres flat; balance, eas-, undulating. Divided into 7 paddocks. Well watered and ring-fenced. Divided into two equal parts ly good motor road. House, 7 rooms, cowbail, stable, trapshed, dairy, toolhouse, etc. A fine crop of cocksfoot at present on preporty. 2 acres in orchard, etc. TT'i 0RP -> at 16s per acre, and ■b.i.P. at 9d. All Land Board conditions have been complied with. The freehold can at any time be obtained Mortgage, £5600 at 4i per cent. Mortgage, £5600 at i\ per cent; price £5 os per acre. Will exchange for uneencumbered mortgaged sheep and dairy farm in Wairarapa. ACRES, Ballance. 1 mile from school and post office, and factory. 79 acres in grass, 8 acres in crop; all ploughable and flat. Carrying 36 cows, 1 bull, 3 horses and youn" stock. House of 8 rooms, cowshed, 15 bails, 2 stall stable and hay loft, pig styes, etc. _ Divided into 8 paddocks, watered by river and creek. Price on application. MASTERTON-WHAICARUA MAIL SERVICE. Via Gladstone and Longbush. KOY TANKEKSLEY, Wishes to notify the public that he will run a MOTOR CAR, leaving Whakarau ev ry morning at 7.30, Gladstone 8.45, returning from Masjtertou Post Office at 3 p.m. Parcels may bo left at LTTTLE'S GARAGE. CiaiK>l Street