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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 25 August 1913, Page 8

LAND FOR SALE. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES For Acquiring Farm Sections close to Masterton at Reasonable Prices, i. in grass, fenced, H miles from Post Office, high remain for nearly three years at 5 per cent. Inqi AGENTS W. B. CHENNELLS & CO. 6 ACRES, more or less, in grass, fenced, 1* miles from Post Office, high T-sure water suppfy available; depos.t 10 * cent Balance can AGENTS W. B, CHENNELLB A CO. NOTE-—The crops that can bejrown on the_ above SE^lONS^would mmtmlmmfm^^ while It can be Held in euch areas that the yields from it are rent payW, and its convenient practically ptathe MC , u P a °\ w !l reach of all municipal a^ges.^^ It is the cheapest li TO RISE IN PRIDE. T ARGE RESIDENCE with 4J Acies of land, more or less, hot and coldShould be inspected at once—will ae... T , , . nnnA . same price. Why pay rent when interest is cheaper. Apply at once to the SOLE AGENTS . . W. B. CHENNELLS & CO. PERRY STREET •••• MASTERTON*

PETER TULLOCH, LICENSED STOCK, IInD, AND ESTATE AGENT, MAIN STKEiaV PABIATJJA. *•" : '%.-P.O. ■.box ia.-:'""■ |N)R SALE. -I 4 o ACRES Freehold, all in grasi w€ n fenced and divided; now i 5-roomed house. Price £2B 10s per acre; £6OO cash, balance at 5 p.c. TO LEASE— 124 acres, all in grass and all flat; lease has 5 years to run at a rental of £IOO per annum; good house and cowshed; i mile from school, factory, and railway. Price, £375 as a going concern. AfiQ ACRES Freehold, all in grass, <±l/0 100 acres ploughable when stumped; will'carry 2 J sheed to the acre besides cattle. Suitable for either dairying or sheep; 5-roomed house, cowshed, woolshed, etc.; one mile from school and; factory. Price I £l4 10s peracre. Excellent terms. , OAA ACRES Freehold, 650 acres in j W" grass, balance in bush; wintering H ewes to"* the acre besides cattle; new house of 5 rooms, woolshed, etc. Price £8 per acre; terms. .vrvr j n grass, well fenced and subdivided into 6 paddocks, well watered; good 5-roomed house. 20-bail ings; J mile from school and factory. Price £3O; no mortgage; terms. ;v grass, nearly all ploughable, sheep to the acre besides cattle, well watered; good 6-roomed house and all ; outbuildings; 10 miles from Pahiatua, -2J miles from school and factory. Price £l3 10s peracre; mortgage £3500 at 5 per cent. ' ed into 7 paddocks; will carry 70 cows and sheep; good house, cowshed, etc.; close to creamery and school, 5 miles from railway station. Price £2B 10s per acre; £BOO cash; balance at 5 per cenfc, '" >

AND CO.? W."B. CHENNELLS-G. W. SELLAR, AJUL.N.Z. AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS. MASTERTON. The oldest Established and Principal Agency m the District.

PER £8 ACRE. U€ ' V Masterton by goo# metalled roadi, and within 5 minutes walk pi school, etc.; highly improved farming property, ring-fenced and subdivided into 13 paddocks, all grassed excepting 25 acres under plough, about 50 acres flat, balance easy country half of which is ploughable; mow wintering 425 ewes, 300 hoggets, 100 dry sheep and 50 cattle. The buildings are most complete and pomprise 8-roomed house, wodlshed, yards, stable, buggyshed, etc. Title L.I.P. at 4s 6d per acre less 10 per cent. Only £8 per acre is asked for the Goodwill. We ver- -* '- commend this place- as gain and sound investment. 3317 FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. •Mr .Arthur Haughey, formerly of this town, has now definitely decided to remain in Australia, and is consequently PREPARED TO SACRIFICE his local properties to effect an immediate sale. Particulars are as follows; acre with well built 6-roomed house having every convenience. Large putbuildings with loft. Tennis lawn, etc T)IXON-STREET, good corner sec- _ tion with an area of 1 acre, having frontages to Herbert and Dixon streets. House containing some 7 rooms and usual domestic offices. Very large 2-storey outbuilding suitable for grain store, also stabling accommodation for 30 horses. WE INVITE OFFERS FOR THESE PROPERTIES. Mungaraupu Estate, MATAHIWI. Ll -r Improved and convenient up into SIX SECTIONS, each subdivision being admirably adapted for Mixed Farming. Situated only 7 miles from Masterton by level metalled road, 1 mile from Cheese Factory and School. Approximate areas as follows: No. 1, 1?0 Acres—£3o. No. 2, 228 Acres—£2s. No. 3, 180 Acres—£lß. No. 4, 130 Acres—£lß 10s. No. 5, 108 Acres—£l9. .No. 6, 108 Acres—£lß. TERMS: ONLY 18 Per Gent. CASH. BALANCE FOR 7 YEARS at 5 PER CENT. A deposit of 20 per cent will be required on the Homestead Block. Within the last twelve months the Matahiwi district.has become one of the most important dairying oentrea in the Wairarapa, since over 800 cows have been introduced, a new Factory and School built, and numerous nooses and other buildings erecteti.

F. P. WELCH " NO ESTATE ACE NT, „ MASTERTON. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COY., FIRE, ACCIDENT & LIVE STOCK. CHEAP SHEEP FARM— ONLY £4OO CASH. t ' t ' t ' Manawatu; 60 acres in shelter bush, balance well grassed; all good easy sheep and cattle country with a good proportion ploughable; about 200 acres could be dairied on; property is ring fenced, subdivided into sheep-proof paddocks and well watered; goosl sunny aspect lying well to the sun; there is a good 3-rd cottage on the place, also good sheep yards. Owners state that the property carries 2 breeding ewes per acre besides cattle. Distance only 6 miles from township and railway station by good road; factory 5| miles distant. For a quick sale owners are offering this good little sheep farm at .£8 per acre, and we are prepared to take the small sum of £4OO cash down; balance of purchase money to remain at interest. Do not neglect this opportunity of securing a money making farm, which will return a handsome profit on the vapital value. Apply sharp.

TO EU^HOLDIRS. E have a Client who wishes to ■ • purchase a sheep-run of about 3000 acres, limestone country preferred, and not: too far away from Railway Station and Township.- He has two (2) unencumbered unimproved country properties and town property of a total equity of £B4OO, and is prepared to pay a further amount in cash. Correspondence from OWNERS invited, giving full particulars of properties. Apply Sharp-r G A. PREECE & CO., 4>ALMERSTON NORTH!.

There's Money in the Stream Running Through Your Farm. • streams were searched for gold. Many a fine nugget was found thereNowadays, nowever, there are nd nuggets to be found; but there is still gold to be obtained by the aid o fthe stream. Install a PARTON WATER WHEEL, and you can make that stream work your Pomps, Milking Machines, Chaff-cutter, Oatcrusher, and, in fact, many other jobs you pay cash for having done. Send TO-DAY for particulars—it means money to you. Albert J. Parian, PLUMBER. •ARTERTON.