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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 31 October 1913, Page 8

AUCTION!:* NOTIC€« THE "aLPASS" ESTATE. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION SALE. FIRST-CLASS GRAZING AND FATTENING LAND. THURSDAY, 20th NOVEMBER, AT FORESTERS' HALL, MASTERTON. lif ESSRS ABRAHAM & WEbiwL LIAMS, LTD., instructed by the Public Trustee, will sell as above at 2 p.m.— OCAA ACRES (about), subdivided 40UU i n t o 4 Farms —About 600 to 900 Acres. SITUATION—Within 5 miles from Alfredton Town/ship, Store, Saleyards and Post Office; 17 miles from Eketahuna and Railayw. TERMS: 10 Per Cent. Deposit. 10 Per Cent, on Ist February (when possession given). Balance at 5i Per Cent for 5 years. THE ESTATE HAS WINTERED for several Years 1* SHEEP and 300 HEAD CATTLE. LITHOGRAPH PLANS ON APPLICATION. NOTE—The quality of the land is exceptionally good. Arrangements h&v© be©n ttiftdo to sliow iiit€iKiin£ purchasers over the property as from Monday, November 3rd. For further particulars apply to W. B. CHENNELLB, (AGENT PUBLIC TRUSTEE), Or ABRAHAM & WILLIAMS, LTD.

SHEEP LAMBS rO* FREEZING AT ANY WOBKS. WRIGHT, STEVENSON, And Ce., Lt& WELLINGTON. ir« bnyera at p«r he*d or per pound. Consignments of Meal, Wool, and Pelts, AocoTint owners, handled by our London brancH. If yon desire to realiae HIGHEST PRICES Deal with us. Full partieulari oan be »btained from WEIGHT, STEVENSON AND 00., LTD., WISLINGTON.

FAT STOCK. T WISH to' announce that I am a CASH BUYER of all kinds of FAT STOCK DURING THE PRESENT SEASON. W. McKENZIE, MASTEBTON.

NEW ZEALAND WOOL MARKETS FIVE IMPORTANT ESSENTIALS IN WOOL-SELLING, VII.» "JTiXOELLENT W»r®honw Aooommo (iation Aocurfcti Weighing Good Rowing on Spaeioxii Floor® Careful attention to »11 Prompt rctnrns OAN BE SECURED foy consigning to DALGETY ft COLIMITED. the premier WOOL-SELLING HOUSE IN AUSTRALASIA.

FOR THE Farmer's Son. Glorious opportunity awaits you in the bright, sunny, fertile Waikato. Land prices within the bounds of reason. Values are rapidly rising. Shrewd Taranaki and Canterbury farmers are auick to see the advantage of Betting two and three times as much land for their money. Give your dot a start in the Te Awamutu district. He can't \o wrong. Write to-day for the class of property you are lookine for. _ Information cheerfully supplied. RELIABLE, DESIRABLE DAIRY FARM. 1 ijQ ACRES, Freehold, 3 J. I m iles from township. 7 miles from Te Awamutu and saleyards; well fenced and cubdivided ; all in first-class crass all plougliable: wintered 70 head cattle besides horses: house 4 rooms and soullerv. outbuildings ooneist of barn, cartshed and stable: Simplex milking machine. Globe separator, included in price: water laid on from bore and pumped bv engine; cream taken delivery of from door. Good roads winter and summer. Price £25 an acre; cash required only £6OO. balance 5 years at 5 per cent. ONLY £l6O DEPOSIT REQUIRED. ' OC7 ACRES, 0.R.P., 17/6 an acre: about 150 acres in grass, 50 acres bu6h felled ready to burn: excellent, healthy bush land, all fenced Price only £4 15s an acre: deposit required £l5O. balance 6 years at 5 per cent. HEERDEGEN AND ANDREW, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, TE AWAMUTU, WAIF \TO.