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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 20 March 1913, Page 8

L&HB8 Fed SALS. C. C. ROSS & CO. LAND AGENTS AND SHAREBROKERS, MASTERTON. FIRST CLASS EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER PROPERTY. rjIHIS is a capital opportunity for a man wanting a larger property, as the owner requires a smaller place. ACRES, situated Mangatainoka District, 6 mile s from R.S., j}- mile from school. Creamery on property. Will carry 2 wet ewes and 75 head of cattle, well fenced and watered, good S roomed house, woolshed, etc. 70 apres flat, 20 acres in rape and turnips, 11 paddocks. Limestone and papa formation. Price, £ls per acre. Equity £ISOO.

F. P. WELCH land and estate agent. PERRY STREET, MASTERTON. YORKSHIRE NSURANCE COM PANY. (Fire, Accident,'and Liv® Stock.) Wanted for sawnriller, Gisborne, engine and boiler (secondhand) jusfc under size requiring certificated driver. Boiler of self-contained marine type preferred, requiring no bricking in. Pressure 110 or more, with all mountings, and (plenty furnace room ■for slabs. -Engine horozontal, twin cylinders, about Bin dia , would do. Also enough light steel or iron rails, complete with bolts, nuts, dogs, and fishplates, to lay about one mile of horse-tramline. • ! FOR SAL'S. OWNER. LEAVING MASTERTON. A BARGAIN OF BARGAINS. HOUSE, 7 rooms, bathroom, linen, press, hot and cold water, gas all through, sewage, washhouso, copper and tubs set. A splendidly finished house, with every modern convenience, up to date in every respect. Close to centre of Masterton. Excellent position for business man. For immediate sale, at the extremely low figure of £620. Terms arranged. Apply sharp and pick up the best best bargain in Master ton.

ICM ACRES L.I.P. Rent £lO £-U~± 16s ,8d year; 5 minutes' wall? from railway station, P.O. and school and store. Metalled road; all grassed, 13 paddocks. Railway bounds property and maintains fence. Good 4 roomed house, washhouso, whare, 15 bail Frith Soor and yard timbered;. Rip; shed, milk she'd. 10 acres have been ploughed and 12 acres being stumped. Turnip crop 26} tons per acre. Half the property ploughable when cleared, balance easy rolling; land. Cheese factory l£ miles. Paid at Is IJd and bonus in addition. A fine dairy and sheep farm. Price £l6 per acre. £7OO cash, balance at 5 per cent.

CEMENT. WILSSN'S: "~ -S iT BKAMB NO No 1;? untried article. Tested for 25 years. Every bag guaranteed. Lowest Wellington Rrttefi. WILSON'S HYDRAULIC LTME. THE BEST BUILDING LIME. Cement Pip-'s 4 inches to 43 inches in diampt^r. Concrete Trough?., Salt Pans. Fencing Posta. eto, mHB pIPE HE IP® LIMITED. .MASTERTON. Telephone 165. 'jos »t- Hastings. h.b. B" BEG to intimate that I have taken over the Billiard Saloon L.ext the Club Cafe, Queen Street, u-til recently conducted by Mr F. J. Bright, trad would request a continuance of that support so liberally extended to predecessor, Ti ROSS;

LIGHTEN YOUR DARKNESS WITH •' AEROGEN GAS." Whv risk ruining .vour eyesight with the fumes arising from the old fashioned, inefficient, keresone lemp ? . , But apart from its iinliealthiness, the best light obtainable from a Kcresono Lamp is miserably dull compared with an up to date krSnce, "AEROGEN" Gas; dispels the gloom ,and fills the home with Brightness. Besides ,it is perfectly sate, because ''AFiROGEn"' 41 Sufficient a 3 an illuminant. and in addition you can use it for Cooking, Ironing, Heating Bathwater, or working vour Machinery. . _ , , , "AEROGEN" is a boon and a blessing in many country houses. a*. "AEBOGBS"' Gas Plants in FROM: .. ALBERT PARTON. SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING WORKS. ■ CARTERTON. .&ZZSZW