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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 15 October 1913, Page 8

MH*t FOH &A I W. B. CHmN NELLS W. B. CHENNELLS-G. W. SELLAB, A.1.A., N.Z. AUCTIONEER!, ACCOUNTANTS, LANO, ESTATE, INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL A CENTS. BTOCK AND BHAREBROKERB. MASTERTON. The oldest Established and Principal Agenoy in the District. A GIFT IN HOUSES. OLWAY: Oomf of table 4-roomed cottage, situated in High-street, Masterton. Just a handy little place for anyone engaged at the local Freezing Works, or whose occupation lies at the southern quarter of the town. Price asked £360 but we will submit any reasonable offer approaching that Bgure. Mortgaged for £250 in Building Society. 8818 PER £9 ACRE. ,yj Masterton by good metalled road, and within 5 minuteß walk of 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; mw wintering 425 ewes, 800 hoggets, 100 dry sheep and 50 cattle. The buildings are most complete and comprise 8-roomed house, w66lsM3, yards, stable, buggyshed, etc. Title L.I.P. at 4s 6di per acre less 10 per TS6W Only, £8 jper acre is asked for the Goodwill. We very sincerely rer commend this place as a greal bargain 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 tale. Particulars are as follows: T> ANNISTER-STREET, valuable re- *-* sidental property, comprising I acre with well built 6-roomed bouse having every convenience. Large outbuildings with loft. Tennis lawn, etc. WE INVITE OFFERS FOR THESE PROPERTIES. / Estate, MATAHIWL red and eonveniently utoatwT property has been out up into SEC subdivision taina admirably adapted miles from Masterton by level metalled road, 1 mile from Cheese Factory and School. Approximate areas as follows: No. 1, 190 Aorts—£3o. No. S, lit Aores—£Sß. No. 3, 160' Aores—£ll. No. 4, 130 Aores—£lt IQi, No. 6, 101 Acres—£lß. No. S, 108 Aores—£ll. TBKMSs BHW II PtrCiat. SASH, BALANOI FOR 7 TEARS at 5 PUR CENT. A deposit ol SO 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 centres 1n the Waararapa, since ever 800 cows have been, introduced, a new Factory and School built, and numerous houses and other buildings erected.

J. B. KEITH. LAND AND EBTATE AGENT, I '' I QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. npO LET.—three Rooms, Villa- •*■ street, 7s. FOR SALE. Lansdowne; gas and water laid on; wash-house and tubs; large workshop and woodshed. Price £400; very easy terms can be arranged. 1401 ' v ■ factory; easy slopes almost all ploughable; all in grass; 6-room-ed house, large cowshed, stable and , ...n _'iS '. -l i nn •! from Masterton. To effect an immediate sale owner will accept £l7 per acre. Deposit £350, balance • 6 years 5* per cent. No. 1180. ij-K ACRES, 9 miles from Master- •** ton, adjoining railway station, store, school and factory; one of the best dairy farms in the district; new 5-roomed house, 6-bail cowshed, etc.; carrying 40 cows, 2 horses and 40 sheep. Owner was the largest, supplier and had the highest test at the factory fox the past two.seasons. Price £37 per acre. £775 cash. 1868

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