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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 10 September 1913, Page 8

LAND FOR SALE. NEW ZMfcAND WOOL MARKETS FIVE IMPORTANT ESSENTIALS i\i WOOL-SELLING, VIZ.; Warehouse Aocommo ■" dation Accurate Weighing Good 6howing on Spacious Floors Careful attention to all details, and Prompt returns CAN BE SECURED hy consigning to DALGETY& COLIMITED. THE PREMIER WOOL-SELLING HOUSE IN AUSTRALASIA. F. P. WELCH LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, PERRY ST MASTERTON. YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COY., FIRE, ACCIDENT & LIVE STOCK, CHEAP SHEEP FARM—ONLY ! fi £4OO CASH. ;K-K ACRES, good sheep country, JOO Manawatu; 60 acres in shelter bush, balance well grassed; all good easy sheep arid cattle country with a good proportion ploughahle; about 200 acres could be dairied on; property is' ring fenced, subdivided into sheep-proof paddocks and well watered; good 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 5J 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. '

E. BROWN *ALUFR, LAND AND ESTATE, AND INSURANCE AGENT. TRUST BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. (W. BANNISTER, Representative.) LANftDOWNE. "-ROOMED House, cathroom washhouse, copper and tubs,'gas, h.p. rater, l|-acre section, splendid orchard A cheap place. Easy terms. 3 6-roomed Onuses, near High School. T«nns and price to suit anybody. gas, J-acre section. Easy terms. For price wad terns apply T EASE OF BOARDING-HOUSE " (country); 22 rooms, large billiard rag-room, sitting-rooms (all fully furnished), new piano, soft drinks bar (doing good trade), 60 acres good land stabling, horses, traps, pigs, cows, separator, chum and dairy utensils, acetylene gas lighting, telephone; only £460 as going concern. BUILDING SECTIONS, HIGH ST. CTROM J-aore to 1-a-e freehold b©c- *- tioos; splendid building sites in Qieb Street: for sale on easy terms. CLUB HOTEL. MASTERTON. HERMAN CRASS, PROPRIETOR. (Late of ARCADIA HOTEL, Wellington, the WELLINGTON CLUB, and UNION COMPANY'S BOATS). FIRST-CLASS TABLE, MODERATE TARIFF. CATERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHEB. PROMPT ATTENTION A CIVILITY IS OUR MOTTO. Wise Farmers Are getting wise to the value of Te Awamutu lands. Experience practical, hard-headed experience!—has proved that Waikato farm lands are as productive as any in any part of the Dominion. Of course it is only a matter of a year or two when Te Awamutu land, instead of selling at from £l2 to £25 an acre, will be as dear as Taranaki, Hawke's Bay or Canterbury. The steady demand which continues must create value as applied to Waikato'land of quality. Send today for particulars of the land you require. Information cheerfully supplied.

100 ACEES - Freehold, *-w dairy farm, adjacent to Te.Awamutu; handy to school, creamery, and only 3Jmiles from railway; all in splendid pasture except three acres reserved for shelter; milked 35 cows last season; dwelling and; all necessary outbuildings, orchard and weil sheltered. Price £22 an aero. £6OO cash required, balance 5 per cent. Can recommend to anyone in search of tip-top dairy farm. 500 ACRES - O-R-P. 25s an acre, 353 acres in grass, 100 acres open fern land 400 acres bush, practically all felled and grassed; well fenced; dwelling and outbuildings. Suitable alike for sheep, cattle or dairy farming. About 10 miles-from Te Awamutu. Price £6 10s per acre. About £6OO cash required. HEERDEGEN AND ANDREW, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, TE AWAMUTU, WAIKATO.