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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 9 June 1913, Page 8

LAND FOR RALE. C. C. ROSS & CO. LAND AGENTS AND SHAREBROKERS, MASTERTON. FOR EXCHANGE WITH SHEEP COUNTRY IN HAWKE'S BAY OR WAIRARAPA. AKQ ACRES, Freehold, situated in the Thames Valley, £-mile from Township; all drained swamp now perfectly dry; bullock country, loaded on two sides; 6-roomed house and necessary outbuildings; well watered and subdivided into 12 paddocks. Equity £8550. HANDY FARMS AVV all ploughable when stumped; 6 paddocks, 4-roomed house, cowshed, -etc.; close to factory; with 25 cows, bullj horse, cart, harness and utensils, everything in going order; price £23 per acre as a going concern. Only £SOO cash. ACRES, 4 paddocks, all in v ""' English grasses, good 6-room-ed house and outbuildings, easy distance to factory, 19 cows, 3 heifers, 16 calves, 2 horses, milk cart, cans and utansils; £25 per acre as a going concern; £SOO cash or £23 for land. £35X3 cash. Full particulars rrom T. KNIGHT, LAND AGENT, EKETAHUNA.

P. P. WELCH BAMD AJT© BfTATC AGRNT, PERRY §TRF*T, MAOTERTON, YORKSHIRE NIURANCE COM WkHY. (Win. XooMmbS. wM !!?• Btoek.j TO LET. TTOUSE, 5 Rooms, 12ss. FOR SALE. RICH DAIRY FARM. EASY TERMS. 9AO A CRES, Taranaki, all plough*"x' abl(l< 8() piU ] c i ockS) 20 acres shelter bush balance grassed, no noxious weeds, permanent, water in all paddocks, 60 acres been ploughed; about 2 miles of live hedges on the farm which is a good metalled road 6 miles from town and £ mile from Post Office. School, Store. Creamery, and Cheese-factory, Hall, and Telephone; buildings comprise house of 5 rooms, pantry, bathroom and p.'Tch, men's room and wa<>hhouse, water laid on to house, trap and implement sheds, 21-bai! cowshed with paved yards, hay loft over cowshed ; splendid firewood on property which can be sold to factory at 2'2s 6d per cord. Property has carried this season H 50 cows. 50 head dry stock and 4 horses. Returns) (which can be prov n d) were £i per acre. Buildings insured for £615. Price £24 10s per acre; £6OO cash. Stock at valuation if wanted. Owner giving' up farming. A bargain. R. BROWN VALUFR, LAND AND ESTATE, AND INSURANCE AGENT. TRUST BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. (W. BANNISTER, Representative.) LANSDOWNE. £* -ROOMED House, bathroom washhouse, copper and tubs, gas, h.p. water, lj-acre section,, splendid orchard. A cheap place. Easy terms O 5-roomed houses, near High '-* • School. Terms and price to suit anvhody. K -ROOMED House, h. an dc. water, .gas, J-acre section. Easy terms. For price and terms applv T EASE OF BOARDING-HOUSE (country): 22 rooms, large billiard room with full-sized Alcock table, din-ing-room, sitting-rooms (all fully furbished), piano, soft drinks bar (doing good trade), 60 acres good land, stabling, horses, traps, pigs, cows, separator, churn and dairy utensils, acetylene gas lighting, telephone; onlv £450 as going concern. BUILDING SECTIONS, HIGH ST. J-acre J-acre to 1-acre freehold sec- -*■ tions; splendid building sites in High Street; for sale on easy terms.

the Water on Your Pump the Water. THIS sounds paradoxical—nevertheless 'tis possible—not only will the stream on your farm pump the water but it will also work your milking machine, chaff cutter, oat crusher—and in fact ninny odd jobs about the farm. How? Let^ PARTON 'harness the stream running through your farm to a waterwheel. That's the way to utilise the power that is going to waste —simpleyes, and efficient, and furthermore the cost is low. Try it—don't let that stream waste its energy any longer—use it. SEND FOR PARTICULARS OF OUR FAMOUS WATERWHEELS TO-DAY. Albert J Parton, PLUMBER. CARTERTON.